Wednesday, November 3, 2021

2021-2022 Big Rivers Predictions

Overview:
Eau Claire Memorial has by far the most overall talent in the league this year, and should be the favorites to win the Big Rivers. Seniors LJ Wells (14.2 PPG), Mehki Shaw (ACL injury), and Will Boser (20.7 PPG) along with a solid junior class will make for tough matchups for every other team. Hudson, Menomonie, New Richmond, and Rice Lake all seem to be the next tier of teams. All of them have one player that will be a standout throughout the season (Hudson - Andre Renta (13.1 PPG), Menomonie - Noah Fedderson (13.0 PPG), New Richmond - CJ Campbell (25.3 PPG), and Rice Lake - Tyler Orr (16.4 PPG)). If anyone else steps up on either of these teams, they could potentially push Eau Claire Memorial for the title. Eau Claire North is kind of in their own tier, where they have solid players but no real standouts. River Falls and Chippewa Falls both lost so much talent after graduating loaded senior classes in 2021. There is not much experience returning on either of them, so I imagine them struggling a little this season.

Projections:
1. Eau Claire Memorial Old Abes (2020-2021 season: 13-9 overall, 6-6 conference, 3rd)
2. New Richmond Tigers (2020-2021 season: 10-9 overall, 10-4 conference, 2nd - Middle Border)
3. Menomonie Mustangs (2020-2021 season: 11-12 overall, 5-7 conference, 6th)
4. Hudson Raiders (2020-2021 season: 15-6 overall, 8-4 conference, 2nd)
5. Rice Lake Warriors (2020-2021 season: 10-13 overall, 2-10 conference, 7th)
6. Eau Claire North Huskies (2020-2021 season: 14-8 overall, 5-7 conference, 5th)
7. River Falls Wildcats (2020-2021 season: 21-3 overall, 10-2 conference, 1st)
8. Chippewa Falls Cardinals (2020-2021 season: 13-10 overall, 6-6 conference, 3rd)

***New Richmond left the Middle Border Conference and has joined the Big Rivers Conference as of 2021-2022***

Sleeper: Hudson

Projected POY: Noah Fedderson (Senior) - Menomonie

Seniors to Watch:
Will Boser (Eau Claire Memorial)
CJ Campbell (New Richmond)
Andre Renta (Hudson)
Mehki Shaw (Eau Claire Memorial)
LJ Wells (Eau Claire Memorial)

Conference Games to Watch:
12/3/2021 - Eau Claire Memorial @ Rice Lake
12/10/2021 - Hudson @ New Richmond
2/5/2022 - Eau Claire Memorial @ Eau Claire North
2/24/2022 - New Richmond @ Eau Claire Memorial
2/24/2022 - Menomonie @ Hudson

Non-Conference Games to Watch:
12/7/2021 - La Crosse Central @ Menomonie
12/14/2021 - Eau Claire Memorial @ Stevens Point
12/30/2021 - Appleton North vs. Eau Claire Memorial (@ Resch Center)
1/22/2022 - Maranatha Christian Academy vs. Rice Lake (@ Minneapolis North)
1/25/2022 - New Richmond @ Medford

Tuesday, November 2, 2021

2021-2022 Heart O' North Predictions

Overview:
Northwestern returns enough from last season that I would be shocked if they didn't win the Heart O' North. John Grohn (9.5 PPG), Cole Lahti (8.8 PPG), Monte Mayberry (13.3 PPG), and CJ Thompson (11.4 PPG) are all skilled players that are ready to push for a deep run in the playoffs. Ladysmith has a junior class (Brady Ingersoll, Mitchell Lehman, and Eli Rogers) that is talented enough to compete with Northwestern, I'm just not sure if they have the size to get them over the top. Ingersoll (21.5 PPG) is the top returning scorer from last season in the conference. Saint Croix Falls should be very competitive to round out the top tier of the conference, them and Ladysmith could finish in either order. After these teams, I think the rest of the conference levels off. Ashland, Barron, Cumberland, and Spooner all have solid pieces returning but I don't foresee that being enough to win the conference. Cameron, Chetek-Weyerhaeuser, and Hayward are looking to be the bottom tier of the conference. Cameron graduated a huge season class and lost the majority of their scoring, so unless some younger players step up it may be a tough season for them.

Projections:
1. Northwestern Tigers (2020-2021 season: 19-8 overall, 13-3 conference, 2nd)
2. Ladysmith Lumberjacks (2020-2021 season: 14-8 overall, 5-7 conference, 5th)
3. Saint Croix Falls Saints (2020-2021 season: 15-8 overall, 11-6 conference, 4th)
4. Spooner Rails (2020-2021 season: 6-8 overall, 6-6 conference, 7th)
5. Barron Golden Bears (2020-2021 season: 9-11 overall, 9-9 conference, 5th)
6. Cumberland Beavers (2020-2021 season: 11-8 overall, 11-6 conference, 3rd)
7. Ashland Oredockers(2020-2021 season: 7-8 overall, 6-7 conference, 5th - Lake Superior)
8. Cameron Comets (2020-2021 season: 20-2 overall, 15-0 conference, 1st)
9. Hayward Hurricanes (2020-2021 season: 2-19 overall, 2-16 conference, 9th)
10. Chetek-Weyerhaeuser Bulldogs (2020-2021 season: 0-19 overall, 0-18 conference, 10th)

***Ashland left the Lake Superior Conference and has joined the Heart O' North Conference as of 2021-2022***

***Bloomer has left the Heart O' North Conference and has joined the Cloverbelt-West Conference as of 2021-2022***

Sleeper: Spooner

Projected POY: Monte Mayberry (Senior) - Northwestern

Seniors to Watch:
John Grohn (Northwestern)
Connor Olson (St. Croix Falls)
Caleb Potaczek (Spooner)
Henry Schmitt (Hayward)
CJ Thompson (Northwestern)

Conference Games to Watch:
12/10/2021 - Northwestern @ Ladysmith
1/7/2022 - Ladysmith @ St. Croix Falls
2/21/2022 - Ashland @ Hayward
2/21/2022 - Barron @ Spooner
2/24/2022 - Northwestern @ St. Croix Falls

Non-Conference Games to Watch:
12/7/2021 - Ladysmith @ McDonell Central
12/14/2021 - Northwestern @ Superior
12/16/2021 - Somerset @ St. Croix Falls
1/25/2022 - Rice Lake @ Spooner
2/15/2022 - Hurley @ Northwestern

Monday, November 1, 2021

2021-2022 Indianhead Predictions

Overview:
Hurley appears to be the overwhelming favorite to win the Indianhead this year, they are riding a 21-game conference winning streak over the last two seasons. The Northstars return five all-conference selections from last season, more than any other team in the conference. Eli Talsma (17.9 PPG) and Dominic Croci (11.3 PPG) are going to be one of the toughest backcourts in the Northwoods this season. The only other team that I truly see pushing them for the championship is South Shore. Koy Nelson is one of the most exciting players to watch and led the conference in scoring as a junior (25.1 PPG). The rest of the Indianhead has some talent, but I don't think there is enough experience to beat either of those top two teams. Bayfield, Drummond, Mellen, and Solon Springs should all be competitive, but the have a lot of young talent and I don't think they are quite there to top Hurley or South Shore. Butternut, Lac Courte Oreilles, Mercer, and Washburn are expected to battle it out at the bottom of the conference. Maybe those teams will steal a game here and there, but not super competitive.

Projections:
1. Hurley Northstars 
(2020-2021 season: 23-3 overall, 9-0 conference, 1st)
2. South Shore Cardinals (2020-2021 season: 16-8 overall, 7-2 conference, 2nd)
3. Drummond LumberJacks (2020-2021 season: 12-6 overall, 6-2 conference, 3rd)
4. Solon Springs Eagles (2020-2021 season: 6-9 overall, 3-4 conference, 6th)
5. Mellen Granite Diggers (2020-2021 season: 8-7 overall, 3-3 conference, 5th)
6. Bayfield Trollers (2020-2021 season: 5-7 overall, 5-4 conference, 4th)
7. Butternut Midgets (2020-2021 season: 5-15 overall, 3-6 conference, 7th)
8. Washburn Castle Guards (2020-2021 season: 3-8 overall, 1-6 conference, 8th)
9. Mercer Tigers (2020-2021 season: 6-15 overall, 1-7 conference, 9th)
10. Lac Courte Oreilles Eagles (2020-2021 season: 3-11 overall, 0-0 conference, N/A)

***Ironwood has left the Indianhead Conference and has joined the Michigan based Copper Mountain Conference as of 2021-2022***

***Lac Courte Oreilles will join the Indianhead Conference effective in the fall of 2021-2022. They were an independent school before joining***

Sleeper: Mellen

Projected POY: Eli Talsma (Junior) - Hurley

Seniors to Watch:
Tony Cummings - Hurley
Ryan Losh - Mercer
Chase Miller - Drummond
Koy Nelson - South Shore
Braxton Sbraggia - Hurley

Conference Games to Watch:
1/18/22 - South Shore @ Hurley
1/21/22 - Mellen @ Solon Springs
1/28/22 - Hurley @ Drummond
2/11/22 - Solon Springs @ Drummond
2/21/22 - Hurley @ South Shore

Non-Conference Games to Watch:
12/28/21 - Chequamegon @ South Shore
1/31/22 - Ewen-Trout Creek @ Hurley
2/14/22 - South Shore @ Ashland
2/15/22 - Hurley @ Northwestern
2/21/22 - Northwood @ Solon Springs

Tuesday, October 26, 2021

2021-2022 Conference Changes

Let's take a look at who is leaving which conferences and what conferences they will be joining heading into the 2021-2022 season. There are six northern Wisconsin schools and one Upper Peninsula school who are changing conferences.

School State Previous Conference New Conference
Altoona WI Cloverbelt - West Middle Border
Ashland WI Lake Superior Heart O' North
Bloomer WI Heart O' North Cloverbelt - West
Ironwood MI Indianhead Copper Mountain - Porcupine Mountain
Lac Courte Orielles WI Independent Indianhead
New Richmond WI Middle Border Big Rivers
White Lake WI Northern Lakes Central Wisconsin - North

Please reach out and let us know if we missed anyone!

Sunday, October 3, 2021

Great Northern Elite High School Fall League

Hosted at Gladstone High School (MI)

SCHEDULE
Sunday, October 3, 2021
8:00am - Hawkeyes vs. Hoosiers (Court 1)
8:00am - Boilermakers vs. Badgers (Court 2)
9:00am - Wolverines vs. Hoosiers (Court 1)
9:00am - Spartans vs. Badgers (Court 2)
10:00am - Wolverines vs. Hawkeyes (Court 1)
10:00am - Spartans vs. Boilermakers (Court 2)

Sunday, October 10, 2021
10:00am - Badgers vs. Hawkeyes (Court 1)
10:00am - Boilermakers vs. Hoosiers (Court 2)
11:00am - Wolverines vs. Badgers (Court 1)
11:00am - Spartans vs. Hoosiers (Court 2)
12:00pm - Wolverines vs. Boilermakers (Court 1)
12:00pm - Spartans vs. Hawkeyes (Court 2)

Sunday, October 17, 2021
8:00am - Hawkeyes vs. Boilermakers (Court 1)
8:00am - Hoosiers vs. Badgers (Court 2)
9:00am - Wolverines vs. Spartans (Court 1)
9:00am - Hawkeyes vs. Hoosiers (Court 2)
10:00am - Spartans vs. Boilermakers (Court 1)
10:00am - Wolverines vs. Badgers (Court 2)

Sunday, October 24, 2021
10:00am - Boilermakers vs. Badgers (Court 1)
10:00am - Wolverines vs. Hoosiers (Court 2)
11:00am - Spartans vs. Hawkeyes (Court 1)
11:00am - Boilermakers vs. Hoosiers (Court 2)
12:00pm - Spartans vs. Badgers (Court 1)
12:00pm - Wolverines vs. Hawkeyes (Court 2)

Sunday, October 31, 2021
8:00am - Hawkeyes vs. Hoosiers (Court 1)
8:00am - Boilermakers vs. Badgers (Court 2)
9:00am - Wolverines vs. Hoosiers (Court 1)
9:00am - Spartans vs. Badgers (Court 2)
10:00am - Wolverines vs. Hawkeyes (Court 1)
10:00am - Spartans vs. Boilermakers (Court 2)

ROSTERS
Badgers
Kevin Frazier - St. Ignace
Tanner Howes - Gladstone
Colin Hudson - Escanaba
Bryson Lancour - Escanaba
Carson McLean - Iron Mountain
Drake Morrison - Munising
Trevor Nolan - Munisin
John Roman - Gladstone
Matthew Schutz - Jeffers

Boilermakers
Rease Dawley - Rapid River
Blake Dishaw - Norway
Jesse Duran - Munising
Baron Heslip - Negaunee
Frank Howard - Gladstone
Reece Kangas - Iron Mountain
Jake Poquette - North Central
Cole Reese - Escanaba
Shane Wallin - Escanaba

Hawkeyes
Skylar Cayer - Gladstone
Jay Curtis - Munising
Jack Dusseault - Munising
Connor Florenski - North Central
Jordan Guenette - Negaunee
Jared Hansen - Escanaba
Andon Metzer - Bark River-Harris
David Romps - Escanaba
John Schutz - Jeffers

Hoosiers
Connor Chapman - Negaunee
Easton Clements - Marquette
Jaiden McCarthy - Rapid River
Anthony Miley Jr. - Bark River-Harris
Ty Miron - Escanaba
Dylan Plunger - North Central
Connor Smale - Escanaba
Thomas Tackman - Gladstone
Alexander VanZandt - Munising

Spartans
Jacob Bazinette - Westwood
Brody Bell - Negaunee
Levi Frahm - Jeffers
Cade Franks - Escanaba
Kaden Gibbs - Gladstone
Carson Kienitz - Munising
Brent Lagina - Norway
Dashawn Metzger - Hannahville
Lukas Weaver - Escanaba

Wolverines
Casey Bray - Escanaba
Isaiah Frahm - Jeffers
Drake Johnson - Gladstone
Tucker McDonald - Escanaba
Holden Meyer - Negaunee
Tyler Nelson - Munising
Alex Ortman - Norway
Jesse Sampson - North Central
Ian Sundling - Rapid River

Thursday, September 9, 2021

2022 Commitments

Player High School College
Conner Barney Cloquet Central Lakes (NJCAA D3)
Tate Besteman Rudyard Mid Michigan College (NJCAA D2)
Aidan Bellisle Menominee Northern Michigan (D2)
Evan Bennett Superior UW-Superior (D3)
Jaden Borseth Ewen-Trout Creek Gogebic CC (NJCAA D2)
Will Boser Eau Claire Memorial Concordia-St. Paul (D2)
Khai Branham Bemidji St. Mary's (D3)
Robert Bueckers Pine River-Backus North Central-St. Paul (D3)
CJ Campbell New Richmond Northern Michigan (D2)
Cooper Diedrich Athens UW-Stout (D3)
Matthew DiGiorgio Hurley Gogebic CC (NJCAA D2)
Cameron Driver Superior Itasca CC (NJCAA D3)
Alex Engrav Virginia Crown (D3)
LeRoy Fairbanks IV Cass Lake-Bena Minnesota-Morris (D3)
Noah Freddersen Menomonie North Dakota State (D1)
Tre Holmes Northwestern Iowa Lakes CC (NJCAA D2)
Colin Hudson Escanaba Bay College (NJCAA D2)
Jayce Kipling Ishpeming College of DuPage (NJCAA D3)
Von Lyons Ironwood Gogebic CC (NJCAA D2)
Jack Matrella Bessemer Finlandia (D3)
Monte Mayberry Northwestern Cardinal Stritch (NAIA)
Ayden McDonald Hibbing Augustana (D2)
Ty Morrison Deer River Grand View (NAIA)
Koy Nelson South Shore St. Scholastica (D3)
Andre Renta Hudson St. Cloud State (D2)
Braxton Sbraggia Hurley Gogebic CC (NJCAA D2)
Andrew Schienebeck Chequamegon Northern Vermont - Johnson (D3)
Brady Schultz Menominee UW-Oshkosh (D3)
Johnny Schutz Jeffers Finlandia (D3)
Sam Serna Cherry Hibbing CC (NJCAA D3)
Mekhi Shaw Eau Claire Memorial Southwest Minnesota State (D2)
Phillip Sheetz Moose Lake-Willow River North Central-St. Paul (D3)
Connor Smale Escanaba Finlandia (D3)
Jacksen Smith Rhinelander UW-Superior (D3)
Luke Strasser Ontonagon Gogebic CC (NJCAA D2)
Tanner Swanson Superior Ridgewater CC (NJCAA D3)
Jasper Timm Duluth Marshall UW-Stout (D3)
Keion Twyman Chippewa Falls UW-Stout (D3)
Will Van Scoy Duluth East UW-River Falls (D3)
Milton Verseman Northland Pines Finlandia (D3)
LJ Wells Eau Claire Memorial Northern Kentucky (D1)
Samuel Wilson Bemidji Augsburg (D3)
John Witcher Hudson Elmhurst (D3)

Wednesday, September 1, 2021

2020 Alumni Update

Time to catch up with the class of 2020. For the following players it was their true freshman year. Due to COVID-19 policies, all players will retain their eligibility from this season. So although they will be in their second year of college next season, they will have the potential remain their same athletic eligibility.

Joey Barker (Superior) - UW-Superior
Appeared in 6 games and started 5 of them as a true freshman. Averaged 5.3ppg and 2.9rpg, while shooting 30.8% (4-13) from three-point range. Scored a career-high 10 points against Martin Luther, along with 2 rebounds and a perfect 5-5 from the free throw line in that game.

Jayden Bernard (Virginia) - Jamestown
Was not on the roster for the Jimmies.

Kyle Bilodeau (Chetek-Weyerheauser) - UW-Superior
Played in two games as a true freshman. Did not record any statistics in his first career game. Recorded 2 points, 5 rebounds, and 2 blocks against North Central (MN).

Bjorn Branham (South Shore) - Gogebic
Appeared in 7 games and averaged 2.3 minutes per game. Only took two shots on the shortened season, but made both. Made his only three-point attempt on the season in a game against Dakota County Tech. Recorded 5 total points with no other statistics.

Ethan Breheim (Alma Center Lincoln) - UW-Stevens Point
Was not on the roster for the Pointers.

Vaughn Breit (Stratford) - UW-Stevens Point
Was not on the roster for the Pointers.

Jonathan Davis (La Crosse Central) - Wisconsin
Appeared in 31 games as a true freshman for the Badgers, while playing 24.4 minutes a game. Averaged 7.0ppg and 4.1rpg, while shooting 38.9% from three-point range. Scored a career-high (17 points) against Penn State, while also knocking down 4 three-pointers, grabbing 4 rebounds, and creating 3 steals. Heading into his sophomore season he participated with USA Basketball in the FIBA 19U World Cup, winning the gold medal. 

Jordan Davis (La Crosse Central) - Wisconsin
Played in 13 games as a true freshman for the Badgers, receiving 1.5 minutes per game. Scored 3 points in two separate games, tallying for a total of 8 points this season. Grabbed 1 rebound on the season for his only other statistic.

Levi Ewan (Rib Lake) - UW-Stevens Point
Appeared in 1 games for the Pointers, totaling 5 minutes on the shortened season. Added 2 assists on the season for his only statistic.

Peyton Fedell (Escanaba) - Bay
Played in 2 games for 2 total minutes. Did not record a shot attempt or any other statistics. Was not on the Bay College roster at the end of the season.

Ashton Janke (Dollar Bay) - Bay
Started 23 of the 24 games Bay played this season as a true freshman. Averaged 7.1ppg, 3.5rpg, and 1.3apg while shooting 37.8% from three-point range. Recorded career-highs in points (16) and rebounds (7) and added 3 assists against Glen Oaks CC. 

Marcus Johnson (Iron Mountain) - Ripon
Transferred to Bay College before participating with the team at Ripon. Averaged 11.3ppg, 4.4rpg, and 2.3apg while coming off the bench for the Bay College Norse in the 10 games he played in. Scored a career-high (19 points) against Bryant & Stratton CC while going 4-11 from three-point range. 

Eion Kresson (McDonell Central) - St. Mary's
Played in 2 games as a true freshman and totaled 11 minutes. Only recorded statistics was grabbing 2 rebounds in a game against St. John's.

Drew Lindberg (Negaunee) - Northland
Played in 5 of Northland's 8 games as a true freshman. Averaged 4.4ppg and 1.2rpg while shooting 50% (5-10) from three-point range. Scored a career-high (11 points) against St. Scholastica in the final game of the season. 

Sam Lohn (Duluth Marshall) - Gustavus Adolphus
Was not on the roster for the Gusties.

Tommy Lundin (Ironwood) - Gogebic
Played in 8 of the 9 games this season for the Samsons, while making 1 start in the final game against United Tribes Tech. Averaged 1.9ppg and 2.9rpg as a true freshman. Scored a career-high (7 points) against Finlandia, while also having 5 rebounds and 2 blocks. 

Sam Millard (Wisconsin Dells) - UW-Platteville
Played in 2 games as a true freshman for the Pioneers. Did not record any statistics in roughly one minute per game.

Cody Miller (Princeton) - Valley City State
Played in 8 games as a true freshman, averaging 5.4 minutes per game. Averaged 1.4ppg while shooting 66.7% from the field. Finished his season at Valley City State, but has decided to transfer to UW-Stout.

Kayden Palmi (South Ridge) - Northland
Appeared in 3 games as a true freshman for the LumberJacks while playing 3.7 minutes per game. Finished the season with 2 points, 2 rebounds, and 1 assist.

Kade Panich (Wautoma) - Northland
Appeared in all 8 games (started 7) as a true freshman for Northland, averaging 18.1 minutes per game. Averaged 2.3ppg and 1.9rpg while leading the team in assists (14). Scored a career-high (5 points) twice, both times against St. Scholastica. Grabbed 6 rebounds against Northwestern. Had 3 assists in multiple games.

Josh Parrow (Onamia) - Central Lakes CC
Due to conference policy, Central Lakes did not play any games during the COVID-19 year.

Ryan Peterson (Northland Pines) - UW-Stevens Point
Appeared in 2 games as a true freshman for the Pointers, averaging 6 minutes per game. Recorded 1 rebound and 1 assist on the shortened season.

Steven Petkau (Rib Lake) - Emmaus Bible
Started all 24 games that he played in as a true freshman for the Eagles. Averaged 14.5ppg, 5.2 rpg, and 2.3apg, while shooting 35.4% (45-127) from three-point range. Scored a career-high (25 points) against Manhattan Christian, along with 3 rebounds, 1 assist, and 1 block. 

Aidan Polzin (Clintonville) - Lakeland
Had a breakout true freshman season for the Muskies while appearing in every game and starting 10 of them. Averaged 13.3ppg and 4.5rpg while shooting 40.9% (36-88) from three-point range. Lead the team in three-pointers made (36) for the season. Recorded career-highs in points (46) and rebounds (11) in a win against Edgewood, while recording his only double-double of the season. Following that performance, he was named the NACC North Division Player of the Week.

Josh Reinertsen (Duluth Denfeld) - UW-Superior
Appeared in 5 games as a true freshman, starting in one of those games. Averaged 4.6ppg and 1.8rpg, while shooting 38.5% (5-13) from three-point range. Scored a career-high 10 points against Bethany Lutheran in his first game.

Blake Richard (Chequamegon) - Northland
Appeared in 5 games as a true freshman for the LumberJacks, averaged 8.0 minutes per game. Averaged 1.8ppg and 0.4rpg for the shortened season. All recorded 1 assist, 1 steal, and 1 block. Scored a career-high (4 points) against St. Scholastica in the first game of the season.

Ethan Ries (Thorp) - Concordia Wisconsin
Did not appear in any games for the Falcons as a true freshman.

Noah Schradle (Cumberland) - UW-Eau Claire
Appeared in 2 games as a true freshman for the Blugolds while receiving limited minutes. Did not record any statistics during the shortened season.

Kaden Schuls (Florence) - Northland
Was not on the roster for the LumberJacks.

Brad Simonsen (Houghton) - Michigan Tech
Played in 10 games as a true freshman for the Huskies, with flocculating minutes throughout the season. Averaged 2.4ppg and 1.4rpg while shooting 44.4% (8-18) from three-point range. Scored a career-high (12 points) against Davenport while making 4 three-pointers.

Ben Smith (Luck) - Northland
Appeared in all 8 games (started 3) as a true freshman for Northland, averaged 15.3 minutes per game. Averaged 1.4ppg and 1.5rpg for the season. Recorded 2 assists, 2 steals, and 1 block. Score his career-high (6 points) against North Central, while grabbing 3 rebounds and blocking 1 shot.

Blaze Smith (Mellen) - Gogebic
Appeared in 7 games as a true freshman for Gogebic, while playing 6.2 minutes per game. Averaged 1.0ppg while shooting 50% (1-2) from three-point range. His only made three-pointer on the season gave him his career-high (3 points) against Riverland CC.

Isaac Soumis (Thorp) - Southwest Minnesota State
Played in 7 games as a true freshman and averaged 9.0 minutes per game. Averaged 1.1ppg and 1.6rpg and recorded 3 assists and 2 blocks. Scored 5 points in his first career game against Minot State. He is not listed on the Mustangs roster heading into the 2021-2022 season.

Peter Soumis (Hermantown) - Minnesota-Duluth
Played in 5 games and averaged 4.8 minutes per game. Scored 3 points, grabbed 1 rebounds, and dished out 2 assists for his only recorded statistics. No longer playing at Minnesota-Duluth.

John Sutherland (Grand Rapids) - Minnesota-Duluth
Played in 12 games as a true freshman and averaged 11.1 minutes a game. Posted 3.3ppg and 2.8rpg while shooting 53.3% from the field. Scored a carrer-high 10 points against Minnesota-Moorhead, while also grabbing 4 rebounds. Transferred to Bemidji State at the end of the school year.

Peter Sutton (Cook County) - Northwestern
Appeared in 6 games on the season while averaging just over 3 minutes a game. Scored a total of 7 points on the season with a career-high of 3 points in his first game. Also finished the season with 4 rebounds, 1 assist, and 3 steals. The Eagles went on to win the UMAC Tournament. Also became NCCAA Tournament National Champions after defeating Ottawa University Arizona, 82-75.

Kevin Thomas (Hermantown) - St. Scholastica
Played in 6 games as a true freshman, averaging 2.5 minutes a game. Scored his only 2 points of the season against Northland. Also totaled 2 rebounds, 2 assists, and 1 block on the season.

Tyler Tuura (Crandon) - Northland
Played in 1 game as a true freshman for the LumberJacks, but was able to record 14 minutes. Scored 2 points, grabbed 3 rebounds, added 1 assist, and blocked 1 shot.

Tommy Tiffany (Hayward) - Northland
Appeared in 7 games (started 1) as a true freshman for Northland, averaged 7.9 minutes per game. Recorded 2 points, 10 rebounds, and 4 assists during the shortened season.

Terrance Thompson (La Crosse Central) - UW-Green Bay
Appeared in 24 games (started 15) as a true freshman for the Phoenix. Averaged 4.0ppg and 3.0rpg, while shooting 29.4% (5-17) from three-point range. Scored a career-high (11 points) in a game against Youngstown State, while also grabbing 4 rebounds. Decided to transfer from Green Bay after the season ended, and will be attending Navarro College (JUCO) next season.

Jason Waterman (Negaunee) - Michigan Tech
Played in 1 game for the Huskies and clocked 2 minutes against Purdue Northwest. Missed the only shot he attempted for the season. Recorded no other statistics for his true freshman season.

Peyton Wefel (Esko) - St. Scholastica
Appeared in 1 game as a true freshman. Scored 3 points and grabbed 1 rebound. Those were his only recorded statistics on the season.

Luke Zakovec (Mellen) - Northland
Was not on the roster for the LumberJacks.