UMSL Tritons
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| UMSL Tritons | |
| University | University of Missouri–St. Louis |
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| Conference | Great Lakes Valley Conference |
| NCAA | Division II |
| Athletics director | John Garvilla |
| Location | St. Louis, MO |
| Varsity teams | 11[1] |
| Football stadium | |
| Basketball arena | Mark Twain |
| Mascot | Triton |
| Nickname | Tritons |
| Fight song | |
| Colors | Red and Gold
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| Homepage | www.goumsltritons.com |
The University of Missouri–St. Louis Triton athletic programs compete in the NCAA Division II Great Lakes Valley Conference.
Athletic activities for students, including intercollegiate athletics, campus recreation, and intramurals, support the University of Missouri–St. Louis's mission to educate the whole person. The development and education of the whole student includes academic achievement as well as promoting students' health and mind, spirit and body.[2]
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[edit] Varsity sports
[edit] Basketball
Men's
- Head Coach: Chris Pilz
Women's
- Head Coach: Lisa Curliss-Taylor
[edit] Baseball
Head Coach: Jim Brady
Assistant Coach: Jim Desmond
Strength and Conditioning: Joe Dressler
[edit] Soccer
Men's
- Head Coach: Dan King
Women's
- Head Coach: Beth Goetz
[edit] Golf
Men's
- Head Coach: Dustin Ashby
Women's
- Head Coach: James Earle
[edit] Tennis
Men's
- Head Coach: Rick Gyllenborg
Women's
- Head Coach: Rick Gyllenborg
[edit] Softball
- Head Coach: Chuck Sosnowski
[edit] Volleyball
- Head Coach: Joshua Lauer
[edit] All-Americans
MEN'S SOCCER 1970 Steve Buckley 1985 John Stahl (2nd) 1970 Kevin Missey 1985 Ted Hantak (2nd) 1972 Steve Buckley 1986 Terry Brown 1972 John Garland 1987 Mark Reiter (2nd) 1972 Frank Tusinski 1987 Scott Wibbenmeyer (2nd) 1973 Kevin Missey (1st) 1988 Jeff Robben (1st) 1973 Frank Tusinski (1st) 1988 Scott Wibbenmeyer (1st) 1974 Kevin Missey 1989 John Galkowski (1st) 1979 Dominic Barczewski 1989 Dave Gauvain (2nd) 1979 Dan Muesenfechter 1991 Scott Litschgi (2nd) 1980 Dominic Barczewski 1991 Craig Frederking (2nd) 1980 Dan Muesenfechter 1992 Scott Litschgi (2nd) 1981 Tim Murphy 1992 Craig Frederking (2nd) 1984 John Stahl (1st) 1994 Todd Rick (2nd)
WOMEN'S SOCCER 1981 Cindy Deibel 1983 Jan Gettemeyer 1981 Jan Gettemeyer 1983 Joan Gettemeyer 1981 Joan Gettemeyer 1987 Kathy Casso (3rd) 1982 Patty Kelley 1988 Stephanie Gabbert 1982 Sue Richert 1992 Carmen Llorico 1982 Jan Gettemeyer 1995 Jenni Burton 1982 Joan Gettemeyer 1996 Beth Ernst 1983 Debbie Lewis
MEN'S BASKETBALL 1968-69 Jack Stenner 1975-76 Bob Bone 1971-72 Greg Daust 1976-77 Bob Bone 1974-75 Bob Bone 1990-91 Chris Pilz
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 1984-85 Gina Gregory 1987-88 Kris Wilmesher 1985-86 Gina Gregory 1988-89 Kris Wilmesher 1985-86 Kris Wilmesher 1988-89 Monica Steinhoff 1986-87 Gina Gregory
BASEBALL 1970 Brad Beckwith 1979 Jim Lockett 1972 Jim Munden 1982 Mike Stellern 1972 Ron Edgar 1984 Pete Serrano 1973 John Horvath 1985 Dan Geary 1973 Frank Tusinski 1992 Brian Rupp 1975 Chuck Diering 1992 Andy Runzi 1976 Bob Bone 1993 Andy Runzi 1976 Ron Tessler 1993 Bob Mutnansky 1977 Dennis Olson 1993 Greg Shepherd 1977 Grayling Tobias 1995 Dan Chinnici 1977 Jim Winklemann 1995 Josh Banks 1977 Greg Ready 1996 Josh Banks 1978 Greg Ready 1996 Todd Schmidt 1978 Skip Mann 1998 Eric Blaha 1979 Skip Mann 2003 Jim Reiter 1979 Marty Flores
SOFTBALL 1987 Laurie Aldy 1991 Lisa Houska 1989 Lisa Houska
MEN'S GOLF 1992 Dave Rhoads 1993 Dave Rhoads
MEN'S SWIMMING 1988 Stuart Vogt (3 time) 1992 Mike Brickey (6 time) 1989 Stuart Vogt (3 time) 1992 Jeff Heveroh (4 time) 1991 Jeff Heveroh (3 time) 1992 Devlin McDonough (2 time) 1991 Mike Brickey (2 time) 1992 Dave Roither (2 time) 1991 Dave Roither 1992 Dan Bostelmann (2 time) 1991 Devlin McDonough 1993 Jeff Heveroh (2 time) 1992 Ted Fischer (7 time)[3]
[edit] Postseason Appearances
BASEBALL NAIA Regionals: 1970 NCAA Regionals: 1972, 1973, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1984, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1998, 2003 NCAA College World Series: 1972, 1973, 1977, 1993, 1996
MEN'S BASKETBALL NAIA District Championship: 1968-69 NCAA Regionals: 1971-72, 1988-89
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL NCAA Regionals: 1999-2000
MEN'S GOLF NCAA Championships: 1971, 1972, 1992, 1993, 2000, 2001
MEN'S SOCCER NCAA CHAMPIONS: 1973 NCAA Final Four: 1973, 1976, 1981, 1982, 1984, 1987 NCAA Tournament: 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1991
WOMEN'S SOCCER AIAW National Tournament: 1981 NCAA Regionals: 1982, 1983 NCAA Final Four: 1982
SOFTBALL NCAA Regionals: 1989
MEN'S TENNIS NCAA Regionals: 2002, 2003
VOLLEYBALL NCAA Regionals: 1991, 1995
[edit] Homecoming
[edit] References
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