Seth Anderson: Basketball

Q: What is your best GAC sports memory?

A: Hitting the game winner against UST as a sophomore at home to end their winning streak, and hitting the game winner at Buena Vista to break the scoring record.

Q:  Which team do you love to hate? (Favorite opponent).

A:  Clearly St. Thomas if you are a true Gustie.

Q: Pick three words that sum up your team.

A: Fundamental, unselfish, loyal.

Q:  Name one thing on your bucket list.

A:  Go to a Duke basketball game vs. North Carolina at Cameron Indoor Stadium.

Q: Do you have any words of wisdom for future Gustie athletes?

A: Be involved, find a group and take pride in it. Find a way to do what you’re best.

 

Billy Schultze: Swimming

Q:  What is your favorite pre-game meal?

A:  Just a little something—I’m hungry for a race.

Q:  What is your least favorite drill/workout?

A: Running. It’s a good thing we swim.

Q:  Which team do you love to hate? (Favorite opponent).

A:  St. Olaf College.

Q:  What is the best advice you’ve received from your coach?

A: Swim hard, swim for each other, swim to inspire.

Q: Do you have any words of wisdom for future Gustie athletes?

A:  Enjoy every moment, every smile, every morning set—before you know it that moment will be over.

 

Ross Ring-Jarvi: Hockey

Q:  What is your favorite pump-up song?

A:  “Put On” – Kanye West

Q:  What is your best GAC sports memory?

A:  Winning MIAC.

Q:  Pick three words that sum up your team.

A: Outgoing, hard-working, beauties.

Q:  Name one thing on your bucket list.

A: Climb Kilimanjaro.

Q:  If you could switch lives with anyone for a day, who would you choose?

A:  Slash.

 

Doug Frey: Soccer

Q:  Which team do you love to hate? (Favorite opponent).

A:  Augsburg.

Q:  Pick three words that sum up your team.

A:  Skilled, determined, class.

Q:  Who is your team’s unsung hero?

A:  Sean Sendleback.

Q: Do you have any words of wisdom for future Gustie athletes?

A:  Enjoy the off-season workouts —after your senior season you will miss having a season to prepare for.

Q:  If you could switch lives with anyone for a day, who would you choose?

A:  Usain Bolt.

 

Lisa Klass: Softball

Q:  What is your favorite pump-up song?

A: My walk-up song—John Cena’s entrance song, “The Time is Now.”

Q:  Do you have any good luck charms or superstitions?

A: I wear the same headband every game and always wear my hair the same.

Q:  What is your best GAC sports memory?

A: Taking third in Nationals my first year.

Q: What is the best advice you’ve received from your coach?

A: Be the best teammate you can be and the rest will fall into place.

Q: Do you have any words of wisdom for future Gustie athletes?

A: Never just go through the motions in practice or a game. Use every opportunity to get better every day.