Archives 2005 Season

2005 Roster (link)

Season Schedule and results 2005 (link)

Courtesy: Montreal Alouettes © 2006

Ross goes to Blue Bombers in CFL draft (link)

Press Release (link)

Graham and Ross featured in CFL DRAFT RANKINGS (link)

Latest on CFL Draft for Dexter Ross (link)

Results of CFL Evaluation Camp (link)

Dexter Ross attending CFL Evaluation Camp (Link)

Evaluation Camp Preview (Link)

Defensive Line - Among those present will be Dexter Ross who may be a little undersized and flew under the radar playing at Minot State in North Dakota but the Ottawa native led the NAIA in sacks per game.

Coaches Draft comments (link)

Ross and Milne 1st Team Don Hansen All West Region Selections (link)

NAIA and DAC Statisical leaders

Senior defensive end Dexter Ross, a native of Kanata, Ont, Canada finished the 2005 season as the NAIA's statistical sack leader, averaging 1.3 sacks per game, over the course of the 10 game season.  Dexter finished as the nations # 2 tackler for loss averaging 2.2 per game.  He also is a member of the 2005 DAC All-Conference 1st team defense.

Three Beavers named to NAIA All-American teams  (link)

NAIA All-American (link)
Senior defensive end Dexter Ross, a native of Kanata, Ont, Canada is a member of the 2005 NAIA All-American 2nd team.  Dexter finished the 2005 season as the NAIA's statistical sack leader, averaging 1.3 sacks per game, over the course of the 10 game season.  Dexter finished as the nations # 2 tackler for loss averaging 2.2 per game.  He also is a member of the 2005 DAC All-Conference 1st team defense.

NAIA All-American (link)

Junior offensive tackle Max Milne, a native of Richey, MT is a member of the 2005 NAIA All-American Honorable Mention team

NAIA Scholar Athlete (link)

Junior wide receiver Mat Jensen, a native of Kenmare, ND is a member of the 2005 NAIA All-American Scholar Athlete team.

NAIA and DAC Statisical leaders

Senior defensive end Dexter Ross, a native of Kanata, Ont, Canada finished the 2005 season as the NAIA's statistical sack leader, averaging 1.3 sacks per game, over the course of the 10 game season.  Dexter finished as the nations # 2 tackler for loss averaging 2.2 per game.  He also is a member of the 2005 DAC All-Conference 1st team defense.

DAC ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM

1st team
  - Senior DE Dexter Ross
  - Senior DB Riley Price
  - Senior LB Matt Spoonmore
  - Junior DB Kenny Mack
  - Junior OL Max Milne

2nd team
  - Junior RB Manny Gutierrez
  - Junior WR Silas Sneed
  - Junior OL Derek Molnar
  - Junior DB Ricky Martinez
  - freshman RB Andre James

Honorable Mention
  - Senior DL Robbie Hauptman
  - Senior DB Angelo Mitchell
  - Junior LB Shaun Sideris
  - Junior DL Tommy Molio'o

NAIA and DAC Statisical leaders

    - MSU Defense #5 NAIA Rushing Defense (link)
                                #5 sacks by (link)
                                #6 4th down convertion % (link)

                                #10 Total Defense (link)

    - MSU Offense #5 sacks against (link)

    - Dexter Ross #1 in NAIA sacks (link)

                               #2 in NAIA tackles for loss (link)

Future holds new facilities at Minot State (link)

Beavers defeated 20-21 in last game 2005 (link)

Players of the week (9) (link)

Turnovers lead to 21-30 defeat at # 21 Valley City (link)

MSU at VCSU one of NAIAFOOTBALL.NET Feature games (link)

Players of the week (8) (link)

Beavers get 34-0 win in Rapid City (link)

Players of the week (7) (link)

Comets defeat Minot 15-12 (link)

Players of the week (6) (link)

Dickinson State defeats Beavers 29-7 for homecoming (link)

Sideris named NAIAFOOTBALL.NET National Player of week (link)

Players of the week (5) (link)

MSU Hall of Fame Inductees (link)

Culver named DAC offensive player of the week (link)

Sideris named DAC defensive player of the week (link)

Don Hansen Poll has Beavers at # 26 (link)

Beavers hand U of Mary first loss in 14-10 televised battle (link)

MSU Hall of Fame Inductees (link)

Culver named DAC offensive player of the week (link)

Player of the week (4) winners (link)

Don Hansen Poll has Beavers at # 31 (link)

Beavers improve to 2-0 DAC with 24-18 win in Madison, SD

NAIAFOOTBALL.NET Video coverage of the game (link)

NAIAFOOTBALL.NET to broadcast game at Dakota State 9/24 (link)

Player of the week (3) winners (link)

Beavers suffer 1st road loss at #8 MT TECH (6-25)

Sept 17th NAIAFOOTBALL.NET feature games include MSU at MT Tech (link)

NAIAFOOTBALL.NET Poll has Beavers at # 23 (link)

Mitchell leads DAC punt returners (link)

Player of the week (2) winners (link)

Beavers drop out of NAIA poll (link)

Player of the week (1) winners (link)

Sunday September 11th Annual Youth Football Clinic 1PM (link)

Beavers win 19-18 on the road in Jamestown (link)(Daily News link)

2005 Captains Selected (Story)

7th Anual Beaver Bash (story)

Fall camp scrimage review (link)

NAIA Pre-Season Poll has Beavers at # 24 (link)

2005 Fall Camp Pre-view (link)

Testing begins August 11th.

Beavers add new Coaches (link)

Northern Sun Conference visits MSU  (link)

Beavers look for new defensive coordintor (Link)

Spring game Saturday April 30th 1 PM (Link)

Spring game Saturday April 30th 1 PM (Link)

April 23rd Scrimage story (link)

Football scrimage this Saturday April 23rd 1PM (Link)

Minot State releases second group of recruits (Link)

Minot State releases first group of recruits (Link)

Spring Practice begins Monday April 11th.

Minot Desert Classic Golf Tournament

Lone Tree Golf Course ~ Chandler, Arizona

Former Player recognized as interesting alums by NAIA (Link)
Josh Duhamel played quarterback for Minot State in Minot, N.D., while pursuing a Biology degree from 1991-96. Only one credit shy of graduation, Duhamel decided to pursue a modeling/acting career in California. He landed his first leading role as Dorian Gray, in an adaptation of Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray . After completing the film, he was notified to pack his bags and head for New York City, where he landed the role as Leo du Pres.

Duhamel also starred in Win a Date with Tad Hamilton and was named Cosmopolitan's 2005 Fun Fearless Male of the Year, joining the ranks of past honorees Jon Bon Jovi and Matthew Perry. Duhamel currently plays opposite James Caan as Danny  McCoy in NBC's hit series Las Vegas and has landed the lead role in the new Disney film Antarctica.

Duhamel will complete his degree this spring, culminating at commencement, where he will serve as the featured speaker.