Missouri S&T Miners

Missouri S&T Miners
Missouri S&T Miners
University	Missouri University of Science and Technology
Conference	Great Lakes Valley Conference
NCAA	Division II
Athletic director	Melissa Ringhausen
Location	Rolla, Missouri
Varsity teams	17
Football stadium	Allgood–Bailey Stadium
Basketball arena	Gibson Arena at Gale Bullman Multi-Purpose Building
Baseball stadium	S&T Ballpark
Mascot	Joe Miner
Nickname	Miners
Fight song	"Fight, Miners"
Colors	Green and gold;
Website	minerathletics.com

The Missouri S&T Miners (variously S&T or Missouri Miners) are the athletic teams that represent the Missouri University of Science and Technology, located in Rolla, Missouri, in intercollegiate sports as a member of the Division II level of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), primarily competing in the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) for most of its sports since the 2005–06 academic year; its men's swimming team competed in the New South Intercollegiate Swim Conference (NSISC) before the GLVC began to sponsor swimming as a championship sport.^[4] The Miners previously competed in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA) from 1935–36 to 2004–05; and in the Missouri College Athletic Union (MCAU) of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) from 1924–25 to 1932–33.

Overview

Until 1964, the school was known as the "Missouri School of Mines", and until 2008 it was the "University of Missouri–Rolla". The nickname "Miner", or a variation of it, is common at mining schools in many states. Missouri S&T's official school colors are silver and gold; the color green has historic relevance and is also used prominently.^[5]

Varsity sports

Men's sports	Women's sports
Baseball	Basketball
Basketball	Cross country
Cross country	Soccer
Football	Softball
Golf	Track and field^†
Soccer	Volleyball
Swimming
Track and field^†
Volleyball
† – Track and field includes both indoor and outdoor

Missouri S&T competes in 17 intercollegiate varsity sports (10 for men, 7 for women): Men's sports include baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, swimming, track & field (indoor and outdoor)^[a] and volleyball; while women's sports include basketball, cross country, soccer, softball, track & field (indoor and outdoor),^[a] volleyball and spirit squad. Former sports included men's wrestling, women's tennis and women's golf. As of July 2022, men's volleyball became the 17th varsity sport in the 2023 spring season (2022–23 school year).^[6]

Baseball

The baseball team won the GLVC West division title in 2011, 2012 and 2016.^[7]^[8] The baseball team also won a share of the GLVC regular season title in 2019, tying with Maryville University and Quincy University.

Conference affiliations:

1935–2005: Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association
2006–present: Great Lakes Valley Conference

Head Coach: Todd DeGraffenreid (2004–present)
Home Field: S&T Ballpark
Uniform Colors: Black and Gold (inception–2007), Green and Gold (2008–present)
MIAA Titles: 1968, 1972
GLVC (West) Titles: 2011, 2012, 2016
GLVC (Regular Season) Titles: 2019

NCAA Tournament Appearances: 1972, 2011, 2016

CoSIDA Academic All-Americans:^[9]

Jeff Mitchell: 1992
Eric Cummins: 2003
Steve Hopkins: 2004
Brandon Cogan: 2009, 2010
Andy Hall: 2012
Lee Voth-Gaeddert: 2012
Nick Ulrich: 2016
Will Hayes, 2021

Missouri S&T baseball records are listed below.^[10]

Year	Record	Conference
1966	7–8	3–7
1967	5–7	4–4
1968	6–3	4–3
1969	9–8	3–6
1970	8–12	4–8
1971	8–15	4–8
1972	20–12	9–3
1973	13–15	3–5
1974	6–22	1–11
1975	6–15	2–11
1976	2–18	2–14
1977	17–15	7–10
1978	11–15	4–11
1979	10–14	5–7
1980	14–17	6–6

Year	Record	Conference
1981	14–27	3–9
1982	12–21	5–7
1983	4–20–1	2–8
1984	5–15	3–6
1985	7–16	3–9
1986	6–25	4–8
1987	15–9	7–5
1988	11–17	6–6
1989	9–20–1	3–9
1990	4–18	3–9
1991	5–26–1	0–14
1992	8–19	3–7
1993	4–16–1	2–10–1
1994	8–26	0–15
1995	14–28	3–16

Year	Record	Conference
1996	14–23–1	6–11–1
1997	20–19–2	10–13
1998	13–23	6–16
1999	9–27	4–14
2000	9–32	6–22
2001	21–19	15–13
2002	10–31	10–19
2003	20–19	13–16
2004	16–33	11–20
2005	11–43	6–25
2006	11–41	9–36
2007	20–27	13–24
2008	22–25	15–17
2009	19–33–1	12–16
2010	19–33	14–18

Year	Record	Conference
2011	30–19	21–7
2012	32–15	20–10
2013	24–25	22–14
2014	20–29	14–21
2015	25–26	19–17
2016	39–19	19–9
2017	26–23	16–12
2018	26–26	15–13
2019	30–17	22–11
2020	7–8	2–1
2021	21–21	17–15
2022	20–25	8–16
2023	24–24	15–17
2024	27–22	17–18

Basketball

Men's

The team made the GLVC tournament in 2010 for the first time since joining the conference. The Miners also made the GLVC Tournament field in 2012, 2014 and 2017,^{[citation needed]} and as a member of the MIAA, won the conference tournament in 1996.^[11]

Head Coach: Bill Walker (2019–present)^[12]
Assistant Coach: Michael Iseman (2023–present)^[13]

Home Court: Gibson Arena

Conference Championships:

MIAA: 1975–76, 1995–96

NCAA Tournament Appearances: 1975–76, 1995–96

All-Americans:

Curtis Gibson: 1984–85
Duane Huddleston: 1987–88
Bill Jolly: 1992–93
Michael McClain: 1995–96

CoSIDA Academic All-Americans:^[9]

Russ Klie: 1977
Todd Wentz: 1984
David Moellenhoff: 1986
Brian Westre: 2002, 2003, 2004
Bryce Foster: 2014

Missouri S&T men's basketball records are listed below.

Year	Record	Conference
1909–10	4–2	N/A
1910–11	1–4	N/A
1912–13	3–2	N/A
1914–15	3–5	N/A
1915–16	5–5	N/A
1916–17	1–12	N/A
1917–18	1–8	N/A
1918–19	4–6	N/A
1919–20	3–12	N/A
1920–21	11–5	N/A
1921–22	17–4	N/A
1922–23	7–10	N/A
1923–24	4–9	N/A
1924–25	4–9	N/A
1925–26	3–14	N/A
1926–27	3–13	N/A
1927–28	1–16	N/A
1928–29	2–15	N/A
1929–30	3–15	N/A
1930–31	9–6	N/A
1931–32	7–5	N/A
1932–33	2–11	N/A
1933–34	5–7	N/A
1934–35	8–8	N/A
1935–36	5–10	2–8
1936–37	3–12	2–8
1937–38	2–14	1–9
1938–39	3–14	0–10
1939–40	3–13	1–9

Year	Record	Conference
1940–41	7–12	1–9
1941–42	0–16	0–10
1942–43	7–12	2–8
1943–44	7–6	N/A
1945–46	7–9	2–8
1946–47	6–13	1–9
1947–48	10–9	3–7
1948–49	5–10	0–10
1949–50	7–12	2–8
1950–51	3–16	2–8
1951–52	3–17	2–8
1952–53	2–18	1–9
1953–54	6–13	1–9
1954–55	6–15	0–10
1955–56	5–15	2–8
1956–57	8–13	3–7
1957–58	4–14	1–9
1958–59	5–15	2–8
1959–60	6–17	1–9
1960–61	8–15	1–9
1961–62	7–16	0–10
1962–63	6–16	1–9
1963–64	5–17	0–10
1964–65	11–12	3–7
1965–66	11–8	3–7
1966–67	11–11	3–7
1967–68	13–10	4–6
1968–69	5–17	0–10
1969–70	10–13	2–8

Year	Record	Conference
1970–71	9–13	5–7
1971–72	12–11	7–5
1972–73	15–11	8–4
1973–74	12–12	7–5
1974–75	16–9	8–4
1975–76	18–9	10–2
1976–77	18–8	7–5
1977–78	8–16	1–11
1978–79	9–15	3–9
1979–80	11–14	5–7
1980–81	12–13	4–10
1981–82	12–14	4–8
1982–83	14–12	4–8
1983–84	14–9	4–8
1984–85	13–13	4–8
1985–86	8–17	3–9
1986–87	15–11	5–9
1987–88	12–13	6–8
1988–89	9–16	4–10
1989–90	10–16	7–9
1990–91	13–14	4–12
1991–92	17–9	10–6
1992–93	16–11	10–6
1993–94	11–15	3–13
1994–95	10–16	2–14
1995–96	25–6	12–4
1996–97	14–12	6–12
1997–98	12–15	7–9
1998–99	12–15	6–10

Year	Record	Conference
1999–00	6–19	1–17
2000–01	5–21	3–15
2001–02	13–15	6–12
2002–03	12–15	7–11
2003–04	14–14	7–11
2004–05	10–17	4–14
2005–06	2–25	0–19
2006–07	7–20	2–17
2007–08	3–24	0–19
2008–09	9–17	4–13
2009–10	7–20	3–15
2010–11	7–18	3–15
2011–12	7–20	6–12
2012–13	7–18	3–15
2013–14	12–15	7–11
2014–15	9–17	2–16
2015–16	8–19	4–14
2016–17	12–14	6–12
2017–18	3–23	1–17
2018–19	5–21	3–15
2019–20	6–20	4–16
2021–22	11–17	7–13
2022–23	16–12	10–10
2023–24	15–12	9–11

Women's

The team shared the GLVC West division regular season title in 2011. It reached the championship game of the NCAA Great Lakes Regional in 2008, losing to eventual national champion Northern Kentucky, then made the NCAA Division II Midwest Regional in 2011. The Miners have played in three NCAA Division II Tournaments, having also been in it in 1996 after winning a share of the MIAA regular season championship.^{[citation needed]}

Head Coach: Kira Carter (2020–present)
Assistant Coach: Van Klohmann (2024–present)

Home Court: Gibson Arena

Conference Championships: 1995–96 (MIAA)

NCAA Tournament Appearances: 1995–96, 2007–08, 2010–11

CoSIDA Academic All-Americans:^[9]

Jennifer Cordes: 1990
Jamie Mertens: 1998

Missouri S&T women's basketball records are listed below.

Year	Record	Conference
1974–75	4–7	N/A
1975–76	3–8	N/A
1976–77	8–8	N/A
1977–78	12–7	N/A
1978–79	15–6	N/A
1979–80	13–8	N/A
1980–81	5–17	N/A
1981–82	7–17	N/A
1982–83	7–16	0–12
1983–84	7–17	4–8
1984–85	9–12	3–9
1985–86	6–19	1–11
1986–87	19–8	7–7

Year	Record	Conference
1987–88	11–15	5–9
1988–89	16–9	9–5
1989–90	17–11	11–5
1990–91	17–11	9–7
1991–92	14–13	9–7
1992–93	14–13	8–8
1993–94	17–10	8–8
1994–95	15–12	9–7
1995–96	21–7	12–4
1996–97	8–18	4–14
1997–98	8–18	2–14
1998–99	10–17	4–12
1999–00	7–20	5–13

Year	Record	Conference
2000–01	4–22	1–17
2001–02	2–24	0–18
2002–03	5–20	3–13
2003–04	4–23	0–18
2004–05	9–17	3–15
2005–06	17–11	10–9
2006–07	17–11	10–9
2007–08	24–7	15–4
2008–09	16–13	7–10
2009–10	14–14	8–10
2010–11	20–8	14–4
2011–12	18–9	12–6
2012–13	16–12	11–7

Year	Record	Conference
2013–14	9–18	5–13
2014–15	6–20	2–16
2015–16	8–17	4–14
2016–17	10–16	5–13
2017–18	9–17	4–14
2018–19	9–16	5–13
2019–20	8–19	4–16
2020–21	4–17	4–17
2021–22	11–16	8–12
2022–23	15–14	11–9
2023–24	8–22	5–17

Cross country

Men's

Head Coach: Shaun Meinecke (2017–present)^[14]
Assistant Coach: Mary Duerbeck (2017–present)^[15]
Conference Championships:

MIAA: 1958

All-Americans:

Ben Mulvaney: 1996–97

CoSIDA Academic All-Americans:^[9]

Matt Hagen: 1999
Allen Ernst: 2010
Tyler Percy: 2016

Women's

Head Coach: Mary Duerbeck (2021–present)^[15]

CoSIDA Academic All-Americans:^[9]

Kim Finke: 1996
Kate Hamera: 2003, 2004

Football

Conference affiliations:

1935–2005: Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association
2006–2011: Great Lakes Football Conference
2012–present: Great Lakes Valley Conference

Head coach: Andy Ball (2022–present)^[16]
Home field: Allgood–Bailey Stadium
Uniform colors: Black and Gold (Inception–2007), Green and Gold (2008–present)

Conference championships: 9

MIAA: 1941 (Co-Champions), 1947, 1949, 1950, 1956 (Co-Champions), 1977 (Co-Champions), 1980, 1983 (Co-Champions)^[17]
GLFC: 2008^[18]

Post-Season Appearances: 1950 (won Corn Bowl over Illinois State 7–6), 2008 (won Mineral Water Bowl over Minnesota State Moorhead 51–16)

All-Americans:

Ed Kromka: 1941
Frank Winfield: 1969
Merle Dillow: 1974
Bill Grantham: 1980
Eivind Listerud: 1993
Cole Drussa: 2003, 2004
Ashton Gronewold: 2005, 2006, 2007
Joe Winters: 2006
Brian Crider, 2009
Eddie Rascon, 2012
Chris Emesih, 2013
Will Brown, 2014
Deshawn Jones, 2017
Bo Brooks: 2018
Roderick Chapman: 2018
Braxton Graham, 2018
Tyler Swart, 2018
Tershawn Wharton, 2018^[19]
Ben Straatmann: 2021
Breon Michel: 2021
Cameron Clemons: 2021

CoSIDA Academic All-Americans:^[9]

Kim Colter: 1972
Paul Janke: 1980
Randy Hauser: 1982
Bob Pressly: 1982
Tom Reed: 1986
James Pfeiffer: 1987, 1988
Mark Diamond: 1991
Don Huff: 1991, 1992
Eivind Listerud: 1993
Brian Gilmore: 1994, 1995, 1996
Curt Kimmel: 2001, 2002
Cole Drussa: 2004
Phil Shin: 2005
Chad Shockley: 2010
Brian Peterson: 2012
Bret Curtis: 2016
Bo Brooks 2017, 2018
Landon Compton: 2017
Deshawn Jones: 2017, 2018, 2019
Payton McAlister: 2020
Kyle Urich: 2020, 2021
Zach Glaess: 2021

Missouri S&T football records since 1935 are listed below. NOTE: The 2020 season was played in the spring of 2021.^[20]

Year	Record	Conference
1935	1–7	0–5
1936	1–4–2	0–3–2
1937	3–4–1	2–2–1
1938	4–4	3–2
1939	5–4	3–2
1940	3–3–2	2–2–1
1941	4–3–2	3–1–1
1942	3–4	N/A
1943	5–3	N/A
1944	N/A	N/A
1945	0–5	N/A
1946	4–3–2	3–1–1
1947	4–3	4–1
1948	4–3–2	2–1–2
1949	6–2	5–0
1950	7–2	4–1
1951	3–5	3–2
1952	3–5	3–2
1953	3–5	2–3
1954	3–5	3–2
1955	4–5	2–3
1956	6–3	4–1
1957	5–5	3–2

Year	Record	Conference
1958	5–4	4–1
1959	4–4	2–3
1960	0–9	0–5
1961	4–5	3–2
1962	2–7	1–4
1963	2–7	2–3
1964	1–8	1–4
1965	2–7	0–5
1966	3–7	1–4
1967	2–7	0–5
1968	4–5	2–3
1969	7–2	3–2
1970	6–3–1	2–3–1
1971	4–6–1	2–3–1
1972	2–9	1–5
1973	3–6–2	2–3–1
1974	5–5–1	3–2–1
1975	1–8–2	1–5
1976	4–6–1	2–4
1977	7–3–1	4–1–1
1978	8–3	4–2
1979	7–3–1	3–3
1980	10–0	6–0

Year	Record	Conference
1981	6–3–1	3–1–1
1982	8–3	3–2
1983	8–2	4–1
1984	6–4	2–3
1985	7–3	4–1
1986	5–6	2–3
1987	5–5	2–3
1988	2–8	2–4
1989	1–9	1–9
1990	0–10	0–9
1991	4–6–1	3–5–1
1992	2–9	1–8
1993	3–7	2–7
1994	5–5–1	4–4–1
1995	1–9	1–8
1996	3–8	1–8
1997	3–8	2–7
1998	0–11	0–9
1999	0–11	0–9
2000	2–9	0–9
2001	2–9	0–9
2002	0–11	0–9
2003	0–11	0–9

Year	Record	Conference
2004	3–8	2–7
2005	7–4	N/A
2006	6–5	2–2
2007	3–8	2–3
2008	7–4	3–1
2009	4–7	N/A
2010	3–8	2–2
2011	6–5	1–0
2012	10–1	7–1
2013	6–5	5–2
2014	4–7	3–5
2015	5–5	5–3
2016	5–6	4–4
2017	7–4	5–2
2018	10–2	6–1
2019	7–4	4–3
2020	2–1	2–1
2021	6–5	4–3
2022	3–7	2–4
2023	4–7	4–3

Golf

Head Coach: Chad Green (2016–present)

In fall 2017, the men's golf program returned to Missouri S&T (absent since 2003) and the Missouri S&T women's golf program was created.^[21]

At the end of the 2020–2021 academic year, S&T discontinued its women's golf program.^{[citation needed]}

Conference championships: 10

MIAA: 1938, 1939, 1942, 1947, 1951, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1966, 1969

NCAA Tournament Appearances: 1969 (12th), 2023 (Tie–8th), 2024 (Competed at NCAA-II Central/Midwest Regional)

All-Americans:

Carl Miltun: 2022–23^[22]
Gustav Liljedahl: 2022–23^[22]

CoSIDA Academic All-Americans:^[9]

Brian Panka: 1996–97
Jeppe Thybo: 2022–23
Carl Miltun: 2022–23

Soccer

Men's

Head Coach: Rob Cummings (2018–present)

Conference affiliations:

1981–1988; 1994–1998: Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association
2005–present: Great Lakes Valley Conference

Conference championships: 3

MIAA: 1997 (Co-Champions), 1998
GLVC: 2010 (Regular season co-champions)

NCAA Tournament Appearances: 2010

All-Americans:

Spencer Brinkmeyer, 2010
Patrick McNamee, 2010

CoSIDA Academic All-Americans:^[9]

Chris Shaw: 2003
Dan Gravlin: 2006
Trent Doerner: 2011
Ryan Muich: 2011
Caleb Collier: 2012
Adam Stensland: 2012
Timmy Kenny: 2013
Ryan Lawhead: 2014, 2015
David Murphy: 2017
Paal Benum: 2020–21

Missouri S&T men's soccer records are listed below. NOTE: The 2020 season was played in the spring of 2021.^[23]

Year	Record	Conference
1979	5–2	N/A
1980	10–5–1	N/A
1981	11–7–1	2–1
1982	11–7–3	1–1–1
1983	10–9	1–2
1984	9–5–4	1–1–1
1985	5–11–1	0–2–1
1986	5–13	1–2
1987	12–7–1	2–3–1
1988	10–8–1	1–4–1
1989	9–6–4	N/A
1990	8–10–1	N/A

Year	Record	Conference
1991	5–9–3	N/A
1992	7–9	N/A
1993	4–13	N/A
1994	7–9–1	2–3
1995	10–6–3	2–2–1
1996	9–9–1	2–2
1997	9–8	3–1
1998	13–4	4–0
1999	10–6–1	N/A
2000	9–7–1	N/A
2001	10–4–2	N/A
2002	9–5–2	N/A

Year	Record	Conference
2003	8–9–2	N/A
2004	7–10	N/A
2005	8–9–3	N/A
2006	9–9–2	7–5–1
2007	6–11–1	3–10
2008	6–9–4	4–4–4
2009	7–7–1	7–5–1
2010	1–6–3	9–2–3
2011	10–6–2	8–5–2
2012	8–6–2	7–6–1
2013	8–8–2	7–6–2
2014	8–8–2	7–6–2

Year	Record	Conference
2015	10–8–2	9–5–1
2016	10–3–6	9–1–5
2017	8–7–3	6–6–2
2018	3–13	3–10
2019	5–10–2	4–9–2
2020	5–8–1	5–8–1
2021	6–8–2	5–7–2
2022	5–7–5	4–4–4
2023	4–9–4	3–7–3

Women's

Head Coach: Jane Grimley-Gunn (2022–present)

Conference affiliations:

1999–2004: Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association
2005–present: Great Lakes Valley Conference

CoSIDA Academic All-Americans:^[9]

Denise McMillan: 2001
Anna Fink: 2014, 2016

Missouri S&T women's soccer records are listed below. NOTE: The 2020 season was played in the spring of 2021.^[24]

Year	Record	Conference
1982	4–5–2	N/A
1983	10–5	N/A
1984	9–8	N/A
1985	6–11	N/A
1986	12–7	N/A
1987	5–8–2	N/A
1988	3–13–1	N/A
1989	5–13	N/A
1990	1–14–2	N/A
1991	1–14–2	N/A
1992	7–10–1	N/A

Year	Record	Conference
1993	3–14	N/A
1994	12–6–2	N/A
1995	7–11–1	N/A
1996	8–8–2	N/A
1997	15–3–1	N/A
1998	10–7	N/A
1999	10–7–1	3–2
2000	9–8	3–2
2001	4–10–3	3–7–2
2002	1–17	1–11
2003	8–9–3	6–5–3

Year	Record	Conference
2004	3–13–3	1–10–3
2005	4–12–3	1–10–2
2006	4–13–1	3–8–1
2007	6–12–1	2–10–1
2008	7–8–2	3–7–2
2009	5–9–1	5–8
2010	8–7	8–6
2011	5–9–2	5–9–1
2012	6–11	4–11
2013	3–7–5	3–7–5
2014	9–10–1	8–7

Year	Record	Conference
2015	1–14–2	0–13–2
2016	4–10–1	4–9–1
2017	2–13–1	2–11–1
2018	4–11–1	3–9–1
2019	6–8–3	6–7–2
2020	3–9–2	3–9–2
2021	9–6–3	7–4–3
2022	3–8–4	3–7–2
2023	6–8–3	5–7–1

Softball

Affiliations:

1984–2005: Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association
2006–present: Great Lakes Valley Conference

Head Coach: Bryan Howard (2023–present)
Home Field: Missouri S&T Softball Field

Conference championships: 1

GLVC: 2024

NCAA Tournament Appearances: 2007, 2024

CoSIDA Academic All-Americans:^[9]

Jenny Crede: 1993
Christy Deken: 2004
Kandi Wieberg: 2007, 2008
Kaylea Smith: 2013

Missouri S&T softball records are listed below.^[25]

Year	Record	Conference
1980	7–9	N/A
1981	8–11	N/A
1982	11–18	N/A
1983	7–16	N/A
1984	7–10	1–5
1985	8–19	1–5
1986	5–21	1–11
1987	12–14	3–4
1988	27–12	9–3
1989	18–18	3–7
1990	26–11	6–4
1991	21–20	4–6

Year	Record	Conference
1992	24–24	5–5
1993	22–19	3–7
1994	26–21	6–5
1995	24–25	4–12
1996	29–21	6–10
1997	30–20	5–9
1998	21–18	5–13
1999	11–28	6–12
2000	16–37	5–13
2001	23–33	6–12
2002	13–33	4–14
2003	19–26	7–11

Year	Record	Conference
2004	41–14	13–5
2005	33–25	11–7
2006	33–10	13–7
2007	29–18	13–9
2008	26–21	17–9
2009	21–28	10–12
2010	27–23	16–12
2011	13–29	8–16
2012	15–38	12–24
2013	13–25	12–20
2014	14–33	9–25
2015	11–28	8–22

Year	Record	Conference
2016	16–35	6–24
2017	22–31	14–16
2018	27–27	14–14
2019	15–33	9–17
2020	3–13	N/A
2021	7–35	4–24
2022	24–26	12–16
2023	20–28	11–13
2024	27–34	13–13

Swimming

Head Coach: Daniel Murphy (2022–present)
National Finishes:

1969–1970: Tie-30th
1970–1971: Tie-40th
1971–1972: Tie-32nd
1972–1973: Tie-44th
1973–1974: 29th
1974–1975: 13th
1975–1976: 13th
1976–1977: 8th
1977–1978: 22nd
1978–1979: Tie-24th
1979–1980: 19th
1980–1981: 26th
1981–1982: 11th
1982–1983: 10th
1983–1984: 9th
1984–1985: 10th
1985–1986: 8th
1986–1987: 16th
1988–1989: 13th
1989–1990: 16th
1990–1991: 18th
1991–1992: 14th
1992–1993: 21st
1993–1994: 16th
1994–1995: 14th
1995–1996: 24th
1996–1997: 8th
1997–1998: 3rd
1998–1999: 7th
1999–2000: 6th
2000–2001: 5th
2001–2002: 5th
2002–2003: 13th
2003–2004: 9th
2004–2005: 6th
2005–2006: 7th
2006–2007: 4th
2007–2008: 2nd
2008–2009: 3rd
2009–2010: 8th
2010–2011: 9th
2011–2012: 24th
2012–2013: 14th
2013–2014: 11th
2014–2015: 16th
2015–2016: 13th
2016–2017: 14th
2017–2018: 13th
2018–2019: 6th
2019–2020: 9th
2020–2021: 13th
2021–2022: 19th
2022–2023: 17th
2023–2024: 12th

Conference Championships:

1973–1974: Missouri Intercollegiate Athletics Association
1974–1975: Missouri Intercollegiate Athletics Association
1975–1976: Missouri Intercollegiate Athletics Association
1976–1977: Missouri Intercollegiate Athletics Association
1977–1978: Missouri Intercollegiate Athletics Association
1978–1979: Missouri Intercollegiate Athletics Association
1984–1985: Midwest Independent Champions
1985–1986: Midwest Independent Champions
1986–1987: Midwest Independent Champions
1988–1989: Midwest Independent Champions
1992–1993: Mideast Regional Champions
1993–1994: Mideast Regional Champions
1994–1995: Mideast Regional Champions
1996–1997: Mideast Regional Champions
1997–1998: Mideast Regional Champions
1998–1999: Mideast Regional Champions
2000–2001: Central States Champions
2006–2007: New South Champions
2007–2008: New South Champions
2008–2009: New South Champions
2009–2010: New South Champions
2010–2011: New South Champions
2011–2012: New South Champions
2012–2013: New South Champions

CoSIDA Academic All-Americans:^[9]

Jack Pennuto: 2003, 2004
Bill Gaul: 2005, 2006, 2007
Andy Shelley: 2006, 2007
David Calcara: 2008
Mark Chamberlain: 2008
Andrew Schranck: 2013
Keith Sponsler: 2014, 2015, 2016
Miguel Chavez: 2016
Stuart Mossop: 2017, 2018
Tim Samuelsen: 2018, 2020
Andy Huffman: 2021, 2022

Track and field

Men's

Head Coach: Shaun Meinecke (2017–present)^[14]
Assistant Coaches: Mary Duerbeck (2017–present), Trenton Finley (2022–present)
Conference Championships – Indoor:

MIAA: 1948
GLVC: 2009, 2020, 2023

Conference Championships – Outdoor:

GLVC: 2009, 2014, 2015, 2018, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024

All-Americans:

Ryan Sharkey (Javelin Throw): 1986 Outdoors (7th)
Darren Smith (Long Jump): 1989 Outdoors (6th)
Tyson Foster (Pole Vault): 1990 Indoors (6th)
Ray Hawthorne (Long Jump): 1990 Indoors (6th)
Scott Musgrave (Triple Jump): 1990 Indoors (6th), 1991 Indoors (8th)
Jeff Hurt (Long Jump): 1993 Outdoors (7th)
Craig Sorensen (High Jump): 1994 Outdoors (Tie-3rd)
J.R. Skola (Pole Vault): 2003 Indoors (2nd), 2003 Outdoors (Tie-6th), 2004 Outdoors (Tie-7th), 2005 Indoors (4th)
Tyrone Smith (Long Jump): 2006 Indoors (4th), 2006 Outdoors (2nd), 2007 Indoors (2nd)
Lucas Handley (Pole Vault): 2006 Outdoors (6th), 2007 Indoors (3rd)
Heath Groom (Javelin Throw): 2006 Outdoors (7th)
Jordan Henry (Pole Vault): 2007 Indoors (7th), 2008 Indoors (Tie-2nd), 2008 Outdoors (4th), 2009 Indoors (2nd), 2009 Outdoors (Tie-5th)
Jared Anders (Pole Vault): 2008 Indoors (7th), 2010 Indoors (8th)
Peter Hollenbeck (Pole Vault): 2008 Outdoors (6th), 2009 Indoors (Tie-8th), 2009 Outdoors (4th)
Dan Hellwig (Pole Vault): 2009 Indoors (Tie-8th), 2010 Outdoors (3rd), 2012 Indoors (6th), 2012 Outdoors (4th)
Terry Robinson (60-meter hurdles): 2010 Indoors (5th) / (400-meter hurdles): 2010 Outdoors (4th), 2012 Outdoors (7th)
Bryan Kluge (800-meters): 2011 Outdoors (7th)
4x100-meter relay team (team of Sean Martin, Brett Vessell, Mike Wilson, Adriel Hawkins): 2011 Outdoors (8th)
Adriel Hawkins (200-meter dash): 2014 Indoors (6th)
Jusean Archibald (110-meter hurdles): 2014 Outdoors (6th)
Ryan McGuire (Pole Vault): 2016 Indoors (5th)
Nathan Swadley (Shot Put): 2022 Indoors (6th), 2022 Outdoors (7th), 2023 Indoors (6th), 2023 Outdoors (5th)
Jacob Luebbert (Weight Throw): 2023 Indoors (4th), 2024 Indoors (7th) / (Hammer Throw): 2023 Outdoors (3rd)

CoSIDA Academic All-Americans:^[9]

Matt Hagen: 1999
Jordan Henry: 2008, 2009
Allen Ernst: 2010
Dan Hellwig: 2012
Adriel Hawkins: 2014
Joe Vellella: 2014
Tyler Percy: 2016
Lucas Rosenbaum: 2018
Nathan Swadley: 2021, 2022, 2023
Nick Janke, 2022
Jake Anderson, 2023
Otto Knittel, 2023
Andrew Lofgren, 2023

Women's

Head Coach: Shaun Meinecke (2017–present)^[14]
Assistant Coach: Mary Duerbeck (2017–present), Trenton Finley (2022–present)

All-Americans:

Jackie Kelble (Javelin Throw): 1999 Outdoors (6th)
Kate Hamera (Mile): 2004 Indoors (7th) / (1,500-meters): 2003 Outdoors (3rd), 2004 Outdoors (6th)
Whitney Rasmussen (High Jump): 2005 Indoors (Tie-5th)
Jamie Webb (100-meter dash): 2005 Outdoors (8th)
Becca Kueny (Javelin Throw): 2006 Outdoors (8th)
Tamara McCaskill (High Jump): 2009 Outdoors (3rd), 2010 Outdoors (2nd)
Aubrey Moore (400-meter dash): 2009 Outdoors (8th)
Taylor Cipicchio (Pole Vault): 2014 Indoors (Tie-4th), 2014 Outdoors (4th)
Amanda Wetzel (Pole Vault): 2017 Outdoors (3rd)
Camille Baker (Pentathlon): 2019 Indoors (6th)
Skyler Ruszkowski (High Jump): 2019 Indoors (7th)

CoSIDA Academic All-Americans:^[9]

Kim Finke: 1996
Kate Hamera: 2003, 2004
Becca Kueny: 2006, 2007
Mary Ann Bradshaw: 2014
Taylor Cipicchio: 2014
Katlyn Meier: 2015

Volleyball

Women's

Affiliations:

Great Lakes Valley Conference: 2007–present

Head Coach: Jacquie Cason (2024–present)
Home Court: Gibson Arena
Uniform colors: Black and Gold (2007), Green and Gold (2008–present)

Conference Championships:

GLVC: 2011 (West Division)
GLVC: 2012 (West Division)
GLVC: 2020–21 (West Division)

NCAA Tournament Appearances: 2011, 2014, 2023

All-Americans:

Krista Haslag: 2012 (AVCA 3rd team), 2014 (AVCA honorable mention), 2015 (AVCA honorable mention)
Shelby Ply: 2023 (AVCA honorable mention)

CoSIDA Academic All-Americans:^[9]

Jennifer Costello: 2011, 2012
Hayley Wright: 2013
Krista Haslag: 2015
Lauren Flowers: 2017

Missouri S&T women's volleyball records are listed below. NOTE: The 2020 season was played in the spring of 2021.^[26]

Year	Record	Conference
2007	3–31	2–17
2008	6–27	3–14
2009	10–27	5–9
2010	14–13	7–7
2011	24–10	15–3
2012	20–13	15–3

Year	Record	Conference
2013	15–17	10–8
2014	18–14	12–6
2015	22–11	13–5
2016	11–19	6–12
2017	10–21	3–15
2018	15–15	7–11

Year	Record	Conference
2019	21–10	8–7
2020	14–7	12–6
2021	19–11	12–6
2022	16–9	8–4
2023	18–11	8–5

Men's

Missouri S&T began men's volleyball play in the 2023 season (2022–23 school year). Unlike all other S&T teams, men's volleyball is a de facto Division I member. The NCAA's top-level national championship in that sport is open to both D-I and D-II members, and scholarship limits are identical in both divisions.

Head Coach: Ryan Thompson (2024–present)
Assistant Coach: Andy Halaz
Home Court: Gibson Arena
Uniform colors: Green and Gold (2023–present)

Year	Record	Conference
2023	12–9	N/A
2024	10–12	N/A

Notes

^ ^a ^b The NCAA classifies indoor and outdoor track & field, both sponsored by S&T for both men and women, as two separate sports. Indoor championships are held in the NCAA's winter season and outdoor championships in the spring season.