Dakota Athletic Conference

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Football Archives 2004

2004 Standings, Schedule, Results

2004 Standings	DAC	Overall
University of Mary	8-1	9-2
Dickinson State	8-1	10-2
Minot State	6-3	6-4
Jamestown College	5-4	5-5
Valley City State	5-4	5-5
Black Hills State	4-5	4-6
Si Tanka University @ Huron	4-5	4-6
Dakota State	3-6	4-6
South Dakota Tech	2-7	3-7
Mayville State	0-9	0-10

(All times are local)

September 2
South Dakota Tech @ Black Hills State 10-9 (Non-conference)

September 4
@ Montana Tech def. Jamestown 31-7
Dakota State def. @ Dakota Wesleyan, SD 21-20
University of Mary def.. Rocky Mountain, MT @ Miles City, MT 17-3
@ Minnesota-Morris def. Mayville State 18-13
@ Bemidji State, MN def. Minot State 49-14
@ Dickinson State def. Montana-Northern 34-0
@ Southern Oregon def. Si Tanka-Huron 21-7
Valley City State - Idle

September 11
@ University of Mary def. Mayville State 36-0
Si Tanka-Huron def. @ South Dakota Tech 40-33
@ Minot State def. Jamestown 17-6
@ Valley City State def. Black Hills State 29-3
Dickinson State def. @ Dakota State 38-7

September 18
@ Jamestown def. Valley City State 18-15
Dakota State def. @ Black Hills State 27-17
University of Mary def. @ Dickinson State 14-12
South Dakota Tech def. @ Mayville State 17-14
@ Si Tanka-Huron def. Minot State 40-20

September 25
University of Mary def. @ South Dakota Tech 32-8
@ Dickinson State def. Black Hills State 30-10
@ Minot State def. Dakota State 15-7
Jamestown def @ Mayville State 46-22
Valley City State def. @ Si Tanka-Huron 33-21

October 2
@ University of Mary def. Minot State 13-7
@ Jamestown def. Si Tanka-Huron 41-34
@ Black Hills State def. Mayville State 31-14
Dickinson State def. @ Valley City State 38-16
South Dakota Tech def. @ Dakota State 32-31 (ot)

October 9
@ Jamestown def. University of Mary 27-24
Black Hills State def. @ South Dakota Tech 21-10
Dickinson State def. @ Minot State 34-7
@ Valley City State def. Mayville State 34-0
@ Si Tanka-Huron def. Dakota State 29-24

October 16
@ University of Mary def. Dakota State 30-7
@ Black Hills State def. Jamestown 17-16
Valley City State def. @ South Dakota Tech 27-21 (ot)
@ Dickinson State def. Si Tanka-Huron 45-19
Minot State def. @ Mayville State 48-6

October 23
Dickinson State def. @ Jamestown 21-20
@ Minot State def. South Dakota Tech 49-14
University of Mary def. @ Valley City State 21-15
Black Hills State def. @ Si Tanka-Huron 27-6
@ Dakota State def. Mayville State 62-0

October 30
@ University of Mary def. Black Hills State 30-16
Dickinson State def. @ South Dakota Tech 49-28
@ Minot State def. Valley City State 38-20
Si Tanka-Huron def. @ Mayville State 33-6
@ Dakota State def. Jamestown 27-7

November 6
@ Jamestown def. South Dakota Tech 40-29
Minot State def. @ Black Hills State 30-13
@ Dickinson State def. Mayville State 31-0
@ Valley City State def. Dakota State 28-23
University of Mary def. @ Si Tanka-Huron 52-38

November 12
@ Azusa Pacific, CA def. Valley City State 68-6

November 20
NAIA Playoffs - 1st Round
@ #5 Dickinson State def. #13 Montana Tech 30-13
#9 Carroll College, MT def. @ #7 University of Mary 24-14

November 27
NAIA Playoffs - Quarterfinals
#9 Carroll College, MT def. @ #5 Dickinson State 56-17

For the Week of October 31-November 6, 2004:
Offensive: Tom Kirchoffner, University of Mary, Junior, Quarterback, Bismarck, ND
Kirchoffner accounted for 425 yards total offense and 6 touchdowns in leading the Marauders to a 52-38 victory over Si Tanka University at Huron. He was 11 of 27 passing for 303 yards with 3 touchdowns and 2 interceptions and also ran 122 yards on 13 carries and scored 3 times. His TD runs were from 1, 76 and 7 yards and added TD passes of 57, 99 and 42 yards.
Defensive: Kyle Kiger, Jamestown College, Sophomore, Linebacker, Gilbert, AZ
Kiger had 2 tackles-for-a-loss and 1.5 sacks as the Jimmies held South Dakota Tech to just 37 yards rushing in a 40-29 home triumph. In the contest, Kiger had 4 solo tackles and 5 assists.

For the Week of October 24-30, 2004:
Offensive: Tom Nielsen, Dakota State, Senior, Quarterback, Madison, SD
Nielsen accounted for four touchdowns in the Trojans 27-7 win over Jamestown College. In the win, he was 23 of 40 passing for 234 yards, 1 interception and 2 touchdowns and also scored 2 TD's rushing.
Defensive: Philip Russell, Dickinson State, Sophomore, Linebacker, Selby, SD
Russell accounted for 11 total tackles, including two for a loss of 22 yards in the Blue Hawks 49-28 triumph over South Dakota Tech.. He also registered half a sack and had a pass break-up.

For the Week of October 17-23, 2004:
Offensive: Jace Schillinger; Dickinson State; Senior; Running Back; Baker, MT
Schillinger accounted for two of the Blue Hawks three touchdowns in their 21-20 triumph over Jamestown College. In the game, he rushed for 86 yards on 30 carries and one touchdown, caught two passes for 28 yards and completed a halfback option pass for a 25 yard touchdown.
Defensive: Chad Fetzer, University of Mary, Senior, Defensive Back, Bismarck, ND
Fetzer forced a fumble and returned it a school record 98 yards for a score in the Marauders 21-15 road victory over Valley City State. In the contest, he also had four solo tackles and two assists, including one tackle for a loss.

For the Week of October 10-16, 2004:
Offensive: Jace Schillinger; Dickinson State; Senior; Running Back; Baker, MT
Schillinger set the Dickinson State career record for touchdowns with 45, surpassing current DSU assistant coach Duane Monlux's record of 43 career touchdowns. Schillinger tied the record with the first of three TD's in DSU's 45-19 homecoming victory over Si Tanka University at Huron. In the contest, he rushed for 144 yards on 29 carries with three scores and also had a reception for an additional 11 yards.
Defensive: Paul Mehle, Valley City State, Sophomore, Defenesive Back, Miami, FL
Mehle had two interceptions in the Vikings 27-21 overtime victory over South Dakota Tech, including one to seal the win in overtime. Also in the contest, he record 4 solo tackles and 7 assists, including 1 tackle for a loss and half a quarterback sack.
For the Week of October 3-9, 2004:
Offensive: Brandon Albrecht, Valley City State, Sophomore, Quarterback, Wimbledon, ND
Albrecht tied a school record with five touchdown passes in the Vikings 34-0 win over Mayville State. In the contest, he was 15 of 29 for 292 yards, five touchdowns and one interception.
Defensive: Brian Walsh, Jamestown College, Junior, Defenesive End, Harvey, ND
Walsh had three quarterback sacks and three tackles for a loss in helping the Jimmies to a 27-24 upset victory over the fifth ranked University of Mary. In the ball game, he had four solo tackles and four assists.

For the Week of September 26-October 2, 2004:
Offensive: Mike Spargo; Dickinson State; Junior; Quarterback; Ventura, CA
Spargo accounted for three of the Blue Hawks' five touchdowns in a 38-16 triumph over Valley City State. He hit on 8 of 14 passes for 180 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions and rushed seven times for 5 yards and an additional score.
Defensive: Kylan Klauzer; Dickinson State; Junior; Defensive End; Baker, MT
Klauzer had four tackles-for-a-loss of 36 yards and three quarterback sacks for a minus-34 yards in the Blue Hawks 38-16 victory over Valley City State. In the contest, he had 7 solo tackles and an assist as DSU held VCSU to a minus-20 yards rushing.

For the Week of September 19-25, 2004:
Offensive: Eddie Renteria; Jamestown College; Junior; Wide Receiver; Visalia, CA
Renteria had four receptions for 165 yards and four touchdowns in helping the Jimmies to a 46-22 triumph over Mayville State.
Deffensive: Blaine King; Minot State; Junior; Defensive End; Kenmare, ND
King had five solo tackles, all for a loss, with four sacks and one pass break-up as the Beavers topped Dakota State, 15-7.

For the Week of September 12-18, 2004:
Offensive: Larry Aldridge; Si Tanka University at Huron; Junior, Running Back; Brinkley, AR
Aldridge lef the Screaming Eagles to a 40-20 victory over 19th ranked Minot State. In the contest, he had 31 carries for 149 and a touchdown and also caught three passes for 15 yards and a score.
Defensive: Stephon Betts; Si Tanka University at Huron; Freshman; Linebacker; Grand Rapids, MI
Betts had 3 solo tackles, five assists and one tackle for a loss in the Screaming Eagles 40-20 win over number nineteen Minot State.

For the Week of September 5-11, 2004:
Offensive: Jake Pfau; University of Mary; Senior; Wide Receiver; Beulah, ND
Pfau moved into third place on the University of Mary's all-time receiving list in helping lead the Marauders to a 36-0 conference opening victory over Mayville State. In the contest, he had eight receptions for 163 yards and a touchdown.
Defensive: Riley Price; Minot State; Junior; Defensive Back; Blackfoot, ID
Price had 17 total tackles in a 17-6 Beaver triumph over Jamestown College. In the ballgame, he had 11 solo tackles, 6 assists, one sack, one interception, one force fumble and a pair of pass break-ups.

For the Week of August 29-September 4, 2004:
Offensive: No Nominees
Defensive: Brooks Laber; University of Mary; Junior; Defensive End; Napoleon, ND
Laber had four solo tackles and five assisted tackles including four tackles for a loss and three sacks in the Marauders 17-3 season opening win over Rocky Mountain College. He also had two pass break-ups and two forced fumbles.
(Players listed below meet or exceed the minimum and have played in at least 50.0 % of their team's games.)