•  The and Augsburg men’s hockey coach Chris Brown, who was named MIAC Coach of the Year for his leadership of the MIAC-champion Auggies. Eight Augsburg men’s hockey players earned postseason honors from the MIAC.

•  Enjoy a when Mack Ohnsted scored in the third overtime to lift Augsburg over St. John’s to the MIAC men’s hockey championship, sending the Auggies to the NCAA Division III national playoffs.

•  Augsburg men’s hockey goalie , named to the CCM Hockey/AHCA Division II-III All-America Team. Kaufer is Augsburg’s 34th All-American in men’s hockey.

•  qualified for the MIAC postseason playoffs for the fifth time in school history. The Auggies third-place conference finish was the team’s highest MIAC finished since 1999-00, when the team won the conference and regular season playoff titles. .

•  finished fifth at the NCAA Division III National Championships, and had four All-Americans this year.

•  Augsburg wrestler qualified for a spot in this weekend’s U.S. Olympic Wrestling Trials in Iowa City, Iowa.

•  (All-MIAC Sportsmanship Team), who earned MIAC women’s basketball postseason honors.

•  will be honored with the Bud Grant Distinguished Minnesotan Award by the National Football Foundation on April 17.

•  , head athletic trainer at Augsburg College, will receive the Fred Zamberletti Award from the National Football Foundation.

•  Augsburg wrestling alumni who were inducted into the National Wrestling Coaches Association Division III Hall of Fame.

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