2 Past players going into MSU Athletic Hall of Fame

Scot Deibert (1997) and Jason Beaver (1994) will be inductees into the Minot State University Athletic Hall of Fame during the Homecoming activities Saturday September 23rd.

Scott Deibert played football for the Beavers from 1994-1997, and participated in track from 1996-1998.  He was a four time all conference football player while playing running back for the Be3avers.  In 1994 Deibert helped the Beavers to an NDCAC Championship and a NAIA Playoff Berth.  Deibert holds the MSU record for most points in a season 122 in 1994, scoring average per game 11.09, 1994  and until recently was the signal season rushing leader with 1036 yards in 1994.

Scott was drafted in the 3rd round of the CFL Draft, (17th overall) by the Edmonton Eskimos.  His CFL career lasted eight years with stops in Edmonton, Winnipeg and Calgary where he was a member of the 2001 Grey Cup Champion Calgary Stampeders.

Mr. Deibert was a three year letter winner in track and was the 1998 Conference 55 meter Champion.

Scott currently resides in Calgary, Alberta.

Jason Obenauer was a four year letterwinner for the MSU Football team from 1991-1994.  Obenauer was a team captain for the Beavers in 1993 and 1994, All-Conference and All-District in 1993 and 1994,   and was an NAIA honorable mention All-American in 1993, as well as a second team All-American in 1994.

Mr. Obenauer helped lead the Beavers to four NDCAC Conference Championships and four NAIA National Playoff Appearances.  While at MSU he helped the Beavers to their highest finish ever with an appearance in the NAIA Final Four in 1992.  In 1994 he helped the Beavers to the NAIA Elite Eight. 

Jason is currently employed at Oliver-Mercer Electric Co-op in Hazen, ND