Friday, January 23
St. Cloud, Minn.
7:30 P.M.
St. Cloud State
vs
Jamestown
Photo by: Nathaly Delgado
St. Cloud State Men’s Basketball Round Out Four-Game Homestand With North Division Opponents
1/21/2026 12:36:00 PM | Men's Basketball
Huskies take on Jamestown and Northern State
St. Cloud, MN. – St. Cloud State Men's Basketball (13-5, 10-2 NSIC) close out their four-game homestand this weekend as they host Jamestown on Friday, January 23 and Northern State on Saturday, January 24. Friday's game is set for 7:30 p.m. while Saturday's game will tip-off at 4:00 p.m.
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Both games will be streamed live for free on the NSIC Network. Live Stats will be provided by St. Cloud State for each game. Both games will also be broadcasted on the Varsity Network. Steve Linzmeier, the Voice of St. Cloud State Basketball, can be heard on both broadcasts.
Last Time Out
St. Cloud State began a four-game homestand this past weekend as they hosted Bemidji State and Minnesota Duluth.
Winkel Scores 27 as Huskies Stay Unbeaten at Halenbeck Hall- January 16, 2026
The Huskies got off to a quiet start on the offensive end as they totaled five points in the first eight and a half minutes. Despite the slow start on the offensive end, the defense of SCSU kept them in the game as they held BSU to only nine points in that same span. A triple by Kynan Philippe brought life to the offense as the Huskies rattled off a 12-5 run to take a 17-14 lead. St. Cloud State started to take control of the game as Luke Winkel got hot with a 9-4 run to give the Huskies a 36-24 lead. SCSU ultimately went into the break with a 40-27 lead in part to a strong defensive half. St. Cloud State held the Beavers to 31% from the field and 1/7 from three.
Moving into the second half, BSU cut the lead down to seven points in the first five minutes. Winkel calmed the storm with a slot three to push the lead back up to 10. After the teams traded free throw makes, the Ankeny, Iowa native brought rain again, this time from the top of the key, to extend the lead to 13 at the 12:51 mark of the second half. Bemidji State did not go away quietly as 11-4 run got them within six points. On the ensuing possession, Philippe cashed a huge three that catalyzed the Huskies. SCSU held the Beavers to two field goals in the final 8:35 with a five-minute scoreless drought built in. The Huskies would go on to win 66-55 to stay undefeated at Halenbeck Hall.
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Huskies Rally From 13-Point Deficit to Down Bulldogs 92-87 in OT Thriller- January 17, 2026
UMD produced a strong start to the game as they rattled off an 8-2 run in the first minute and a half. An and-one layup by Nate Dahl would cap off a 7-0 run as the Huskies took their first lead of the game. The Bulldogs would respond with a run of their own as they forced a SCSU timeout following a 14-2 run. UMD held firm on that lead the remainder of the half as they took a 52-41 score into halftime. UMD was on fire on the offensive end as they shot 65% from the field and 46% from three.
SCSU came out rejuvenated from the halftime break as they slowly chipped into the deficit. After an uncharacteristic first half of defense, the Huskies found the same intensity that had powered them throughout the year. While the Huskies looked to generate momentum, the Bulldogs continuously extinguished it as they led by 8+ points most of the half. Trailing by 10 points with 7:24 remaining, Wyatt Hawks and Bob Griechen added three points at the free throw line as the Huskies made their final push. After multiple defensive stops, Griechen added a runner in the lane as the deficit was down to five with 4:57 left. The next possession saw Hawks pin Kole Hanson's layup attempt for the monster block. With a rejuvenated Halenbeck Hall, SCSU played with pace as Kynan Philippe assisted Luke Winkel who cashed a three. Halenbeck Hall roared with energy as the deficit was now down to two following the 8-0 run. The teams traded layups before Winkel tacked on four straight points at the free throw line to give the Huskies their first lead in the second half with a 73-71 advantage. UMD added free throws of their own to tie the game. The stronghold defense of St. Cloud State came away with a must need stop with 33 seconds left as they now had a chance to win the game. With the final possession, the Huskies went to Griechen in a high-low action where he barely missed a layup. Duluth corralled the rebound as the game went into overtime.
The start of the overtime period saw the teams trade buckets before UMD took a two-point lead from free throws. On the ensuing possession, Griechen worked an iso in the post before Dahl sprung open off an outstanding slot cut. Dahl finished through contact in the paint for the huge and-one as he gave the Huskies a 78-77 lead. After another stop that saw Dahl come away with the rebound, Winkel collapsed the defense and kicked it out to Griechen who splashed a top of the key three which extended the lead to four. Duluth scored on their next possession and then called a timeout as the score was set 81-79 with 2:10 remaining. After multiple offensive rebounds, UMD would get fouled on a rebound and then convert one of two free throws. With only a one-point lead with 1:25 remaining, Winkel came off a dribble handoff action from Hawks and drained a clutch three to push the lead back up to four. St. Cloud State would close out the game at the free throw line as they converted eight of their final 10 attempts as they went on to beat UMD 92-87 in an overtime thriller at Halenbeck Hall. After the Bulldogs shot 62% in the first half with 52 points, the Huskies defense smothered them to 31% from the field for 35 points in the second half and overtime.
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Home Sweet Home
After the pair of home wins this weekend, St. Cloud State stayed perfect with an 8-0 record at Halenbeck Hall. The last time SCSU started 8-0 or better was the 2013-14 season where they began 9-0.
Block Party
With five blocks this past weekend, junior Wyatt Hawks took sole possession of fifth place in career blocks at SCSU. He passed Gage Davis (2015-19) and Rado Rancik (1998-2002) who each had 87 career blocks. Hawks is up to 90 career blocks and is averaging 2.1 swats per game.
The block rankings at St. Cloud State are as follows:
1. Sean Smith (2017-19) 201
2. Andrew Bernstetter (2007-11) 174
3. Jon Hinzman (1994-98) 115
4. James Fort (2011-15) 106
5. Wyatt Hawks (2023-Present) 90
Hawks continues to make a strong case for NSIC Defensive Player of the Year being one of the conference's premier rim protectors. He is second in the NSIC in blocks per game and anchors the paint for a potent St. Cloud State defense that leads the conference in points per game allowed (66.7) and opponent field goal percentage (39.6). Hawks also leads the NSIC in rebounds per game with 8.7 while the Huskies are first in defensive rebounding with 28.6 per game.
Scoring Star
With his 328 total points on the season, sophomore Luke Winkel is averaging 19.3 points per game, the most by a Husky since Anthony Roberts (20.7) in 2021-2022. He is averaging 15.4 (739) points per game for his career, which would rank 13th if he met the 50-game criteria (two games away). Winkel is fifth in the NSIC in scoring and improved his scoring by 6.0 ppg from his freshman season.
Aussie X-Factor
With the Huskies win over Minnesota Duluth, they moved to 10-0 on the year when sophomore Bob Griechen plays. A transfer from West Texas A&M, Griechen is second on the team in scoring with 11.7 points while shooting 45.5% from the field and 35.5% from three. He is also averaging 4.3 rebounds and 1.3 stocks
St. Cloud State Statistical Leaders (total-average)
Friday's game against Jamestown will be the 10th game in the series between the two teams. St. Cloud State is 9-0 all-time against the Jimmies with the last game taking place in 2016-17 where SCSU won 99-77.
Saturday's game against Northern State will be game 63 in the series between the Huskies and Wolves. SCSU holds a 32-30 advantage and won the lone meeting last season.
Huskies Command the Paint in 67-57 Win Against Northern State- December 14, 2024
The Huskies got off to a slow start as they trailed 10-4 in the first three minutes of the game. Wyatt Hawks would cap off an 11-4 run following a timeout with a finish inside as St. Cloud State would now lead 15-14 at the 11:03 mark. The teams battled back-and-forth for most of the first half, but SCSU started to slowly build up a lead as layup by Luke Winkel put the Huskies up nine with 3:49 left in the half. A strong close to the half by SCSU would lead to a 36-26 advantage at the break.
St. Cloud State carried over their momentum to the second half as a layup by Lee Marks III capped off a 9-2 run where the Huskies now led by 17 points. St. Cloud State firmly held a double-digit lead over the next seven minutes before a three-pointer by Northern State brought them within seven points. With momentum on the Wolves side, Winkel split a pair of free throws and then the Huskies got a defensive stop. On the other end, Anish Ramlall collapsed the defense before dumping it down to a diving Hawks who threw down a flush. SCSU forced another turnover as Winkel capitalized on it by draining a jumper to put the Huskies back up 12 points with 4:51 left in the game. St. Cloud State led by 8+ points the remainder of the game as they went on to beat Northern State 67-57 at Halenbeck Hall. The Huskies shot 64% from two-point range on 22 makes. 38 on their 44 points from two were in the paint while they held Northern State to 20 points in the paint.
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Scouting Jamestown
The University of Jamestown Jimmies come into this game holding a 9-9 record with a 7-5 mark in the NSIC. They are currently tied for first in the NSIC North Division. Jamestown has beaten UMary, Bemidji State, Minnesota Duluth, Minnesota Crookston, MSU Moorhead, Augustana, and Wayne State in conference. UJ is coming off a 2024-25 season where they went 17-11 at the NAIA level. Jamestown came into this season projected to finish 14th in the NSIC.
The Jimmies return their second leading scorer from a season ago in Anthony Walters. He averaged 14.3 points last season and is up to 19.6, which is fourth in the conference. Two other Jimmies score in double figures in Owen Hekner (13.1) and Ford Okehi (10.1).
Head Coach Casey Bruggeman enters his second season with Jamestown in 2025-26. Bruggeman had stops at UMary, Minnesota Duluth, and South Dakota prior to coming to Jamestown.
Jamestown Statistical Leaders (total-average)
The Northern State Wolves come into this game holding a 7-11 record with a 7-5 mark in the NSIC. NSU has taken down Jamestown (x2), UMary, MSU Moorhead, Minnesota Crookston, Augustana, and Winona State. The Wolves are coming off a 2024-25 season where they tallied a 2-26 record with a 1-21 mark in the NSIC. Northern State came into this season projected to finish 13th in the NSIC.
Northern State did not have any All-Conference players from last season. They return their leading scorer from last season in James Glenn who averaged 12.8 points per game.
The Wolves hold four players that are scoring 10+ points per game in Joshua Book (14.0), Glenn (12.6), Marshawn Smith (11.0), and Simon Akena (10.7). Book was named NSIC North Player of the Week on Monday after he averaged 22.0 points, 6.0 assists, and 3.5 rebounds in the Wolves 1-1 week.
Head Coach Matt Wilber enters his first season with Northern State in 2025-26. Wilber spent last season as an assistant coach with the Phoenix Mercury and has made stops at Dakota Wesleyan, Augustana, Sioux Falls, and South Dakota.
Northern State Statistical Leaders (total-average)
For all the latest on St. Cloud State Men's Basketball, stay tuned to SCSUHuskies.com and follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
Follow the Huskies
Both games will be streamed live for free on the NSIC Network. Live Stats will be provided by St. Cloud State for each game. Both games will also be broadcasted on the Varsity Network. Steve Linzmeier, the Voice of St. Cloud State Basketball, can be heard on both broadcasts.
Last Time Out
St. Cloud State began a four-game homestand this past weekend as they hosted Bemidji State and Minnesota Duluth.
Winkel Scores 27 as Huskies Stay Unbeaten at Halenbeck Hall- January 16, 2026
The Huskies got off to a quiet start on the offensive end as they totaled five points in the first eight and a half minutes. Despite the slow start on the offensive end, the defense of SCSU kept them in the game as they held BSU to only nine points in that same span. A triple by Kynan Philippe brought life to the offense as the Huskies rattled off a 12-5 run to take a 17-14 lead. St. Cloud State started to take control of the game as Luke Winkel got hot with a 9-4 run to give the Huskies a 36-24 lead. SCSU ultimately went into the break with a 40-27 lead in part to a strong defensive half. St. Cloud State held the Beavers to 31% from the field and 1/7 from three.
Moving into the second half, BSU cut the lead down to seven points in the first five minutes. Winkel calmed the storm with a slot three to push the lead back up to 10. After the teams traded free throw makes, the Ankeny, Iowa native brought rain again, this time from the top of the key, to extend the lead to 13 at the 12:51 mark of the second half. Bemidji State did not go away quietly as 11-4 run got them within six points. On the ensuing possession, Philippe cashed a huge three that catalyzed the Huskies. SCSU held the Beavers to two field goals in the final 8:35 with a five-minute scoreless drought built in. The Huskies would go on to win 66-55 to stay undefeated at Halenbeck Hall.
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- Luke Winkel stuffed the stat sheet with 27 points, seven rebounds, five assists, and four steals. Winkel was aggressive getting downhill as he drew seven fouls and went 8/10 at the free throw line. He also knocked in three triples. This was Winkel's fourth game scoring 27+ points and seventh game with 5+ dimes.
- Wyatt Hawks tallied his fifth double-double of the year with 11 points and 10 rebounds. Hawks swatted four shots to move into fifth all-time in career blocks with 89. He passed Gage Davis and Rado Rancik and is seven block away from James Fort who has 106. This was Hawks' fourth game with 4+ blocks and second straight game with a double-double and four blocks.
- Azayah Washington scored nine points off the bench on 4/9 shooting. This was Washington's sixth game scoring 9+ points this season and second straight.
Huskies Rally From 13-Point Deficit to Down Bulldogs 92-87 in OT Thriller- January 17, 2026
UMD produced a strong start to the game as they rattled off an 8-2 run in the first minute and a half. An and-one layup by Nate Dahl would cap off a 7-0 run as the Huskies took their first lead of the game. The Bulldogs would respond with a run of their own as they forced a SCSU timeout following a 14-2 run. UMD held firm on that lead the remainder of the half as they took a 52-41 score into halftime. UMD was on fire on the offensive end as they shot 65% from the field and 46% from three.
SCSU came out rejuvenated from the halftime break as they slowly chipped into the deficit. After an uncharacteristic first half of defense, the Huskies found the same intensity that had powered them throughout the year. While the Huskies looked to generate momentum, the Bulldogs continuously extinguished it as they led by 8+ points most of the half. Trailing by 10 points with 7:24 remaining, Wyatt Hawks and Bob Griechen added three points at the free throw line as the Huskies made their final push. After multiple defensive stops, Griechen added a runner in the lane as the deficit was down to five with 4:57 left. The next possession saw Hawks pin Kole Hanson's layup attempt for the monster block. With a rejuvenated Halenbeck Hall, SCSU played with pace as Kynan Philippe assisted Luke Winkel who cashed a three. Halenbeck Hall roared with energy as the deficit was now down to two following the 8-0 run. The teams traded layups before Winkel tacked on four straight points at the free throw line to give the Huskies their first lead in the second half with a 73-71 advantage. UMD added free throws of their own to tie the game. The stronghold defense of St. Cloud State came away with a must need stop with 33 seconds left as they now had a chance to win the game. With the final possession, the Huskies went to Griechen in a high-low action where he barely missed a layup. Duluth corralled the rebound as the game went into overtime.
The start of the overtime period saw the teams trade buckets before UMD took a two-point lead from free throws. On the ensuing possession, Griechen worked an iso in the post before Dahl sprung open off an outstanding slot cut. Dahl finished through contact in the paint for the huge and-one as he gave the Huskies a 78-77 lead. After another stop that saw Dahl come away with the rebound, Winkel collapsed the defense and kicked it out to Griechen who splashed a top of the key three which extended the lead to four. Duluth scored on their next possession and then called a timeout as the score was set 81-79 with 2:10 remaining. After multiple offensive rebounds, UMD would get fouled on a rebound and then convert one of two free throws. With only a one-point lead with 1:25 remaining, Winkel came off a dribble handoff action from Hawks and drained a clutch three to push the lead back up to four. St. Cloud State would close out the game at the free throw line as they converted eight of their final 10 attempts as they went on to beat UMD 92-87 in an overtime thriller at Halenbeck Hall. After the Bulldogs shot 62% in the first half with 52 points, the Huskies defense smothered them to 31% from the field for 35 points in the second half and overtime.
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- Luke Winkel finished the game with 29 points (7/14), six rebounds, and four assists. He cashed five of his eight threes and went 10/12 at the free throw line. This was his third game on the year with 29+ points.
- Wyatt Hawks tallied his sixth double-double of the year with 23 points (8/11) and 12 rebounds. Hawks also dished out a career-high seven assists and came away with a block and steal. This was Hawks' third straight game with a double-double.
- Nate Dahl came away with his second double-double of the season with a season-high 19 points and 11 rebounds. This was Dahl's fourth game exceeding double-digit rebounds.
Home Sweet Home
After the pair of home wins this weekend, St. Cloud State stayed perfect with an 8-0 record at Halenbeck Hall. The last time SCSU started 8-0 or better was the 2013-14 season where they began 9-0.
Block Party
With five blocks this past weekend, junior Wyatt Hawks took sole possession of fifth place in career blocks at SCSU. He passed Gage Davis (2015-19) and Rado Rancik (1998-2002) who each had 87 career blocks. Hawks is up to 90 career blocks and is averaging 2.1 swats per game.
The block rankings at St. Cloud State are as follows:
1. Sean Smith (2017-19) 201
2. Andrew Bernstetter (2007-11) 174
3. Jon Hinzman (1994-98) 115
4. James Fort (2011-15) 106
5. Wyatt Hawks (2023-Present) 90
Hawks continues to make a strong case for NSIC Defensive Player of the Year being one of the conference's premier rim protectors. He is second in the NSIC in blocks per game and anchors the paint for a potent St. Cloud State defense that leads the conference in points per game allowed (66.7) and opponent field goal percentage (39.6). Hawks also leads the NSIC in rebounds per game with 8.7 while the Huskies are first in defensive rebounding with 28.6 per game.
Scoring Star
With his 328 total points on the season, sophomore Luke Winkel is averaging 19.3 points per game, the most by a Husky since Anthony Roberts (20.7) in 2021-2022. He is averaging 15.4 (739) points per game for his career, which would rank 13th if he met the 50-game criteria (two games away). Winkel is fifth in the NSIC in scoring and improved his scoring by 6.0 ppg from his freshman season.
Aussie X-Factor
With the Huskies win over Minnesota Duluth, they moved to 10-0 on the year when sophomore Bob Griechen plays. A transfer from West Texas A&M, Griechen is second on the team in scoring with 11.7 points while shooting 45.5% from the field and 35.5% from three. He is also averaging 4.3 rebounds and 1.3 stocks
St. Cloud State Statistical Leaders (total-average)
- Points- Luke Winkel (328-19.3)
- Rebounds- Wyatt Hawks (157-8.7)
- Offensive rebounds- Wyatt Hawks (53-2.9)
- Assists- Luke Winkel (71-4.1)
- Steals- Luke Winkel (23-1.3)
- Blocks- Wyatt Hawks (37-2.1)
- Stocks- Wyatt Hawks (44-2.4)
- Field goals made- Luke Winkel (103-6.0)
- Three-point field goals made- Luke Winkel (32-1.8)
- Free throw makes- Luke Winkel (90-5.2)
- 76.3 points per game (11th) | 66.7 points per game allowed (1st) | 9.6 scoring margin (1st)
- 42.1 field goal percentage (14th) | 28.5 three-point percentage (16th) | 70.1 free throw percentage (15th)
- 39.6 opponent field goal percentage (1st) | 28.4 opponent three-point percentage (1st)
- 42.4 rebounds per game (1st) | 13.8 offensive rebounds per game (2nd)
- 34.6 opponent rebounds per game (7th) | 7.8 rebounding margin (1st)
- 11.7 turnovers per game (10th) | 12.4 turnovers forced per game (5th) | 0.72 turnover margin (6th)
- 3.44 blocks per game (3rd)
- 6.94 steals per game (6th)
- 12.50 assists per game (10th)
- 7.0 three-point field goals made per game (14th)
Friday's game against Jamestown will be the 10th game in the series between the two teams. St. Cloud State is 9-0 all-time against the Jimmies with the last game taking place in 2016-17 where SCSU won 99-77.
Saturday's game against Northern State will be game 63 in the series between the Huskies and Wolves. SCSU holds a 32-30 advantage and won the lone meeting last season.
Huskies Command the Paint in 67-57 Win Against Northern State- December 14, 2024
The Huskies got off to a slow start as they trailed 10-4 in the first three minutes of the game. Wyatt Hawks would cap off an 11-4 run following a timeout with a finish inside as St. Cloud State would now lead 15-14 at the 11:03 mark. The teams battled back-and-forth for most of the first half, but SCSU started to slowly build up a lead as layup by Luke Winkel put the Huskies up nine with 3:49 left in the half. A strong close to the half by SCSU would lead to a 36-26 advantage at the break.
St. Cloud State carried over their momentum to the second half as a layup by Lee Marks III capped off a 9-2 run where the Huskies now led by 17 points. St. Cloud State firmly held a double-digit lead over the next seven minutes before a three-pointer by Northern State brought them within seven points. With momentum on the Wolves side, Winkel split a pair of free throws and then the Huskies got a defensive stop. On the other end, Anish Ramlall collapsed the defense before dumping it down to a diving Hawks who threw down a flush. SCSU forced another turnover as Winkel capitalized on it by draining a jumper to put the Huskies back up 12 points with 4:51 left in the game. St. Cloud State led by 8+ points the remainder of the game as they went on to beat Northern State 67-57 at Halenbeck Hall. The Huskies shot 64% from two-point range on 22 makes. 38 on their 44 points from two were in the paint while they held Northern State to 20 points in the paint.
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- Wyatt Hawks tallied his second double-double of the season as he scored 16 points and grabbed 13 rebounds, tying his career-high. Hawks shot a perfect 8/8 from the field while setting a career-high of three assists to go along with a block.
- Anish Ramlall scored 14 points while grabbing a career-high of six rebounds. He also nabbed three steals, tying his career-high, and dished out three assists while cashing two three-pointers. Ramlall has now scored 12+ points in three consecutive games.
- Nate Dahl stuffed the stat sheet as he totaled six points, five rebounds, three assists, and two steals. Dahl has grabbed 5+ rebounds in three consecutive games.
Scouting Jamestown
The University of Jamestown Jimmies come into this game holding a 9-9 record with a 7-5 mark in the NSIC. They are currently tied for first in the NSIC North Division. Jamestown has beaten UMary, Bemidji State, Minnesota Duluth, Minnesota Crookston, MSU Moorhead, Augustana, and Wayne State in conference. UJ is coming off a 2024-25 season where they went 17-11 at the NAIA level. Jamestown came into this season projected to finish 14th in the NSIC.
The Jimmies return their second leading scorer from a season ago in Anthony Walters. He averaged 14.3 points last season and is up to 19.6, which is fourth in the conference. Two other Jimmies score in double figures in Owen Hekner (13.1) and Ford Okehi (10.1).
Head Coach Casey Bruggeman enters his second season with Jamestown in 2025-26. Bruggeman had stops at UMary, Minnesota Duluth, and South Dakota prior to coming to Jamestown.
Jamestown Statistical Leaders (total-average)
- Points- Anthony Walters (352-19.6)
- Rebounds- Thomas Diew (82-4.8)
- Offensive rebounds- Carson Woodford & Cole Glasgow (30-1.7)
- Assists- Ford Okehi (61-3.4)
- Steals- Owen Hektner (19-1.2)
- Blocks- Owen Hektner (8-0.5)
- Stocks- Owen Hektner (27-1.7)
- Field goals made- Anthony Walters (130-7.2)
- Three-point field goals made- Anthony Walters (53-2.9)
- Free throw makes- Anthony Walters (39-2.2)
- 77.1 points per game (8th) | 77.1 points per game allowed (8th) | 0.0 scoring margin (10th)
- 44.4 field goal percentage (9th) | 36.1 three-point percentage (5th) | 75.7 free throw percentage (2nd)
- 44.8 opponent field goal percentage (7th) | 34.1 opponent three-point percentage (6th)
- 37.6 rebounds per game (6th) | 12.2 offensive rebounds per game (4th)
- 35.8 opponent rebounds per game (10th) | 1.7 rebounding margin (8th)
- 12.4 turnovers per game (13th) | 10.2 turnovers forced per game (13th) | -2.28 turnover margin (15th)
- 1.56 blocks per game (15th)
- 5.56 steals per game (13th)
- 12.78 assists per game (9th)
- 10.3 three-point field goals made per game (1st)
The Northern State Wolves come into this game holding a 7-11 record with a 7-5 mark in the NSIC. NSU has taken down Jamestown (x2), UMary, MSU Moorhead, Minnesota Crookston, Augustana, and Winona State. The Wolves are coming off a 2024-25 season where they tallied a 2-26 record with a 1-21 mark in the NSIC. Northern State came into this season projected to finish 13th in the NSIC.
Northern State did not have any All-Conference players from last season. They return their leading scorer from last season in James Glenn who averaged 12.8 points per game.
The Wolves hold four players that are scoring 10+ points per game in Joshua Book (14.0), Glenn (12.6), Marshawn Smith (11.0), and Simon Akena (10.7). Book was named NSIC North Player of the Week on Monday after he averaged 22.0 points, 6.0 assists, and 3.5 rebounds in the Wolves 1-1 week.
Head Coach Matt Wilber enters his first season with Northern State in 2025-26. Wilber spent last season as an assistant coach with the Phoenix Mercury and has made stops at Dakota Wesleyan, Augustana, Sioux Falls, and South Dakota.
Northern State Statistical Leaders (total-average)
- Points- Joshua Book (252-14.0)
- Rebounds- Tobi Obiora (113-7.5)
- Offensive rebounds- Tobi Obiora (22-1.5)
- Assists- Joshua Book (80-4.4)
- Steals- James Glenn (23-1.6)
- Blocks- Tobi Obiora (14-0.9)
- Stocks- James Glenn (25-1.7)
- Field goals made- Joshua Book (82-4.6)
- Three-point field goals made- James Glenn (38-2.7)
- Free throw makes- Joshua Book (60-3.3)
- 74.8 points per game (14th) | 75.7 points per game allowed (6th) | -0.8 scoring margin (12th)
- 43.9 field goal percentage (13th) | 33.7 three-point percentage (8th) | 74.5 free throw percentage (4th)
- 45.2 opponent field goal percentage (10th) | 30.5 opponent three-point percentage (2nd)
- 34.6 rebounds per game (13th) | 8.7 offensive rebounds per game (13th)
- 37.3 opponent rebounds per game (13th) | -2.7 rebounding margin (15th)
- 10.6 turnovers per game (3rd) | 10.1 turnovers forced per game (14th) | -0.5 turnover margin (12th)
- 1.78 blocks per game (14th)
- 3.89 steals per game (16th)
- 13.61 assists per game (6th)
- 9.7 three-point field goals made per game (3rd)
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