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Played at BSU: Volleyball, Track and Field and Gymnastics |
Year Inducted: 2008 |
Dr. Rosenbrock began her 20 year coaching career at BSU in 1969,
retiring from coaching in 1989. She continued on the faculty at BSU
until the spring of 2006. During her collegiate career, she coached
three sports, including volleyball, track and field and gymnastics.
Serving as head volleyball coach for 12 seasons, Pat's teams earned
honors three times as Minn-Kota conference champions, two times as NAIA
District 13 champions, one second place finish at that tournament and
two second place finishes at the Bi-District tournaments. Her teams
also finished once as co-champions in the Northern Sun Conference, had
two second place finishes at the MAIAW State championships, and in 1977
took second at the AIAW Region 6 championships. Her overall coaching
record for volleyball was 293 wins - 218 loss and she had five 30
winning seasons. Pat was the head track and field coach for 13 seasons,
winning two MAIAW State championships, two second place finishes at
state, and three Minn-Kota Conference championships. Throughout this
time, she coached multiple state title winners and AIAW regional
qualifiers. Pat started her coaching career in gymnastics, serving as
the head coach at BSU for six seasons. Her teams were Minn-Kota
Conference champions every season and had three top three finishes at
the MAIAW state meet. For her coaching prowess, Pat was inducted into
the NSIC Hall of Fame in 2001, was recognized as a Pioneer for Women's
Athletics at BSU in 2000, was name Bemidji Pioneer Coach of the Year in
1988, the NAIA District 13 Coach of the Year in 1987, 1988 and 1989 and
was the NSC Volleyball Coach of the Year in 1988. Pat also spent many
years during her career officiating and was certified at the state and
national level in field hockey, volleyball, basketball and gymnastics.
Pat's leadership roles in athletics included serving as Director of
Women's Athletics at BSU from 1981 to 1986, chair of the Northern Sun
Conference, Chair of the MN Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
(MAIAW) and chair of the Minn-Kota conference. She also served on two
AIAW national committees. After retiring from coaching, Pat continued
on at BSU as an academic and fully retired in 2006. She continues to
make her home in Bemidji, MN.
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