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DAC, RMAC games available through B2TV (7-31-08) RAPID CITY — Can’t make it to see your favorite local college sports team on the gridiron or court? No problem. Both the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference and the Dakota Athletic Conference have recently signed agreements with B2 Networks to offer live pay-per-view broadband video Web casts of all conference football, basketball and volleyball contests starting with the 2008-2009 school year.
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B2 releases rates and broadcasting details (7-22-08)
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Mines focuses on new gym floor (7-7-08) RAPID CITY — The South Dakota School of Mines and Technology has made several updates to its athletic facilities over the past several years with the addition of a new track and field turf for the football team as well as completion of new locker rooms for both the men and women.
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SDM hoopsters getting new hard court (6-11-08)
RAPID CITY ---
Over the past several years the School of Mines has done a lot of
upgrading to its athletic facilities, and this spring it’s the school’s
basketball court that’s getting an upgrade.
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Vedei named to WCBA's All American HM list (6-01-08) RAPID CITY --- The awards, accolades and elations are still pouring in for South Dakota School of Mines women’s basketball standout Melanie Vedvei. The Industrial Engineering graduate most recently received another huge honor, being named to the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association State Farm Coaches’ All-American Basketball Team as an NAIA Honorable Mention selection.
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Lady 'Rockers' hoops team inks versatile guard from Arizona (5-7-08) RAPID CITY --- South Dakota School of Mines women’s basketball team along with head coach Barb Felderman are pleased to announce to signing of new recruit Ariel Granillo to the SDM program for the 2008-09 season.
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Lady Hardrocker Vedvei earns prestigious NAIA Region III honor (5-4-08) RAPID CITY --- South Dakota School of Mines and Technology women’s basketball standout Melanie Vedvei was recently awarded the 2008 Dr. LeRoy Walker Champions of Character Award for NAIA Region III.
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2 Lady 'Rockers earn NAIA Scholar Athlete status (3-27-08) RAPID CITY --- South Dakota School of Mines women’s basketball standouts Melanie Vedvei and Amber Deweerd, both seniors, recently earned national recognition by being named Daktronics NAIA Div. II Scholar Athletes for 2008.
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Vedvei named to NAIA All American first team (3-24-08) RAPID CITY --- South Dakota School of Mines women’s basketball standout Melanie Vedvei was named to the NAIA All American team for the second year in a row.
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DAC to stream all sporting events next season with partnership with B2 Networks DICKINSON, ND --- B2 Networks and the Dakota Athletic Conference today announced a multi-year partnership to broadcast regular season and conference championship events from the campuses of the conference’s eight members. The partnership, which is the first between B2 Networks and an NAIA conference, will begin with the 2008-09 academic year.
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Fundraising for King Center locker room nearly complete (3-17-08) RAPID CITY --- The renovations of the King Center varsity locker rooms are almost complete on the campus of the South Dakota School of Mines.
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4 Hardrockers make DAC hoops list (3-4-08) RAPID CITY ---- The Dakota Athletic Conference released the All Conference selections for men’s and women’s basketball Monday with the South Dakota School of Mines earning four spots, including a first team honor, two third team awards and a newcomer of the year honor.
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Malone finishes SDM hoops career with over 1,000 points (2-26-08) RAPID CITY --- South Dakota School of Mines senior standout Jennie Malone recently finished her college basketball career as a Lady Hardrocker, earning a huge accomplishment in the process.
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Lady Hardrocker season ends with playoff loss to Mayville (2-25-08) MAYVILLE, N.D. -
The South Dakota Mines women's basketball team was outscored 47-22 in
the second half of their Dakota Athletic Conference playoff game against
Mayville State and lost 83-52 on Sunday.
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Jackets sting Lady 'Rockers in regular season ender (2-21-08) SPEARFISH — Depth and experience played key roles in 15th-ranked Black Hills State’s 86-67 defeat of rival South Dakota Mines on Wednesday at the Young Center.
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'Rockers cap road trip with win at Valley City (2-18-08) VALLEY CITY, N.D. — South Dakota School of Mines finished its North Dakota road trip with an 83-67 win over Valley City State in Dakota Athletic Conference women’s basketball action on Saturday.
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Vedvei makes return but Mines falls vs. Jimmies (2-17-08) JAMESTOWN, N.D. — Even Melanie Vedvei’s return couldn’t slow South Dakota Mines’ recent travails as the Lady Hardrockers dropped an 87-71 Dakota Athletic Conference decision to Jamestown (N.D.) College on Friday.
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BigCrow helps Comets vault over Lady 'Rockers (2-10-08) RAPID CITY — Laura Big Crow came up big despite playing fewer minutes for Mayville State during its 81-67 Dakota Athletic Conference win over South Dakota Mines on Saturday at the King Center.
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Coble a fixture in Lady Hardrocker basketball for 25 years (2-9-08) RAPID CITY --- For the past 25 years the South Dakota School of Mines women’s basketball program has been renowned, not only in the area as a hoops powerhouse, but also in the NAIA.
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Trojans slip away from Lady Hardrockers (2-9-08) Jessica Van Loy of Dakota State finally got the message from her coach Jeff Dittman. The result was a game-high 32 points as she led DSU to a 87-67 Dakota Athletic Conference win over South Dakota Mines Friday night at Goodell Gymnasium.
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Lady Hardrockers deliver payback to Beavers (2-3-08) Minot, N.D. --- The No. 25-ranked Hardrockers held MSU to just 37.5 percent shooting and got a combined 40 points from Bethany Holyoak and Loryn Schuetzle to upset the No. 21-ranked Beavers 72-70 in Dakota Athletic Conference women’s basketball Saturday at the MSU Dome.
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Bumpy road for Lady 'Rockers in Dickinson (2-2-08) DICKINSON, N.D. --- At this rate, Guy Fridley may want to start praying every team left on the Dickinson State women’s basketball schedule finds its way into the NAIA Division II top 25 poll.
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Lady Hardrockers slip to No. 25 in latest NAIA poll (1-30-08)
KANSAS CITY, Mo. --- After a very heartbreaking weekend in which the South Dakota School of Mines women's basketball team not only lost two Dakota Athletic Conference games, the Lady Hardrockers also lost their star All American athlete Melanie Vedvei. On the plus side, the SDM ladies managed to stay in the national sites, earning No. 25 in the latest NAIA Top 25 poll.
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