FARGO, N.D.--North Dakota State University will induct six new members into the Bison Athletic Hall of Fame on Friday, October 21st. The addition of the six new members will bring the number of individuals enshrined to 202.

The newest members of the Hall are NDSU athletics contributor Dale Beling, men's track & field All-American John Bodine, football All-America defensive lineman Phil Hansen, men's basketball star Brady Lipp, women's basketball star Shelley (Oistad) Rice, and women's volleyball standout Amy (Quist) Raymond.

In addition, women's track & field All-American Lora Jean (Schloss) Bodin will go through the ceremony receive the 2004 honor. She missed the 2004 induction ceremonies due to the birth of her second child.

The Bison Athletic Hall of Champions will induct its first team with the 1965 national champion North Dakota State football team directed by legendary head coach and Bison Athletic Hall of Fame member Darrell Mudra. It was the first national championship for the NDSU athletic program.

The announcement was made by Bison Athletic Hall of Fame committee chairman Lee Petersen.

The induction will take place at the Holiday Inn in Fargo. Lunch will begin at 11 a.m. with the induction ceremonies slated to start at 11:30 a.m. Television personality Dana Mogck will serve as the Master of Ceremonies with radio broadcast Voice-of-the-Bison Scott Miller conducting the inductions.

The group will also be recognized at the homecoming football game on October 22nd between NDSU and UC Davis.

Here is a look at the 34th annual class of the Bison Athletic Hall of Fame:

DALE BELING, athletics contributor, 1960s-current?Honorary, Team Makers Secretary/Treasurer ... Highly visible fan and loyal contributor to Bison athletics over the past five decades ... Has attended games since 1958 and estimates he has been in attendance for over 1,000 NDSU athletic events ... Has attended all 23 Bison Bidder Bowls, with he and his wife co-chairing four of them ... Commitment to the program goes above and beyond the call of duty ... Former Team Makers president and Hall of Famer Byron Jackson recruited Beling to become involved with the booster organization ... As Team Maker secretary/treasurer, he has been doing the books for 37 years and has seen the budget increase from $50,000 to $1.4 million ... Practiced as a CPA for 41 years in Fargo ... Served one-year terms as president of the North Dakota Society of CPAs and AAFI (Association of Accounting Firms International) ... Currently serves on the Fargo Dome Authority and is finance committee chairman ... Volunteers at MeritCare Medical Group with the Senior Companions programs and Meals on Wheels ... Native of Great Bend, N.D. ... Graduated from North Central College in Naperville, Ill. ... Served in the U.S. Army ... Member of the Armed Forces' Task Force 7, which set off a series of hydrogen bombs in 1954 .... Dale and his wife, Diane, have been married for 21 years ... They have five children, nine grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

JOHN BODINE, men's track & field sprints/jumps, 1983-86?Only North Central Conference athlete in history to win three different events four straight years (200 meters, long jump and 400 meter relay) ... Two-time NCC Athlete of the Meet (1983, 1986) ... Scored 258 points in eight NCC meets ... Captured 12 individual NCC championships and ran on five more championship relay teams during a standout track & field career ... Seven-time NCAA Division II All-American in the long jump, 200 meters and 400-meter relay from 1983-86 ... NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship winner in 1986 ... Earned CoSIDA Academic All-America honors in 1986 ... Three-time Academic All-NCC selection ... Finalist for the 1986 NCC Stan Marshall Award ... Won four outdoor crowns in both the long jump and 200 meters in the NCC, and captured three indoor long jump championships and one 300 meters crown ... Also a member of four straight 400- meter relay NCC champions outdoors and one 1600 meter relay title team indoors ... Finished third in the outdoor long jump nationally as both a junior and senior ... NCAA runner-up in the indoor long jump as a junior ... Still holds the school outdoor mark in the 200 (:20.23) and long jump (25-11) ... Also part of record holding indoor 1,600 meter relay team and outdoor 400 and 800-meter relay teams ... Held the NCC record in the 200 meters until 2004 when NDSU's Allen Burrell broke the mark ... Graduated from NDSU in 1986 with a bachelor's degree in business administration ... Earned MBA from the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management in 1988 ... Six-time Minnesota state champion in track & field at Barnesville (Minn.) High School in 1981 and 1982 ... Set 25 meet records during senior year including four at districts, four at regions and three at state ... His Minnesota state long jump mark still stands as the Class A record ... Scored 968 points during prep track & field career ... All-conference selection in football after leading the league in punting and receiving yards ... Senior vice-president for the investment bank Houlihan Lokey Howard & Zukin since 2004 ... Worked as a financial consultant at American Appraisal Associates in Minneapolis from 1988 to 1993 before joining Valuation Counselors in Chicago as a managing director ... Currently resides in Geneva, Ill., with his wife, Kelly, and two children, Maggie (9) and Jack (8).

PHIL HANSEN, football defensive end, 1987-90?One of the all-time greats of NCAA Division II football who helped lead NDSU to a pair of national championships ... Inducted into the Division II Football Hall of Fame in December 2004 ... Recipient of 2001 NDSU Horizon Award ... Member of the North Dakota's Sports Hall of Fame ... Color commentator for NDSU football with WDAY-Radio and host of The Craig Bohl Football Show on WDAY-TV ... Anchor of a solid defensive unit at North Dakota State for three seasons and was a two-time first-team All-American pick ... Played on NDSU teams that compiled a 42-7-1 record including 14-0 seasons in 1988 and 1990 ... The Bison also won North Central Conference titles during those undefeated seasons ... Tied a school record for career quarterback sacks with 41 in regular season play and set a school mark with 32 career pass break-ups ... Started on NCAA Division II national championship teams in 1988 and 1990 and was twice named All-North Central Conference and Most Valuable Player in the league ... Played in three All-Star games following his college career including the East-West Shrine, the Blue-Gray, and the All-American Classic ... Top vote-getter on the defensive line on the NCAA Division II "Team of the Quarter Century" ... Named Small College Defensive Lineman of the Year by the NFL Draft Report ... A second round draft pick by the Buffalo Bills, Hansen was a starter for the Bills beginning early in his rookie season ... Played on three Super Bowl teams with the Bills, was a member of the NFL All-Rookie team in 1991, and was first or second in sacks with the Bills for several seasons ... Played in 14 postseason games overall, including 11 starts ... His 11-year NFL career included playing in 156 games with 149 starts ... Made 870 total tackles with 597 solo and 273 assists ... Had 61.5 sacks for 343 yards in losses, 10 caused fumbles, one interception and 135 quarterback pressures ... His 61.5 sacks ranked second in Bills history behind Bruce Smith (171.0) and was tied for 55th on the NFL's all-time sack list ... Retired after the 2001 NFL season, playing his entire career with Buffalo ... One of just 17 players in team history to play in 11 or more seasons ... Two-time all-conference selection at Oakes (N.D.) High School, playing DL, LB, OL and RB ... Grew up on his family's 4,000-acre farm in Oakes ... Phil and his wife, Dianna, have two daughters, Hope (4) and Jillian (2), and live in Detroit Lakes, Minn. ... The couple is expecting their third child in November ... He runs a football camp for high school offensive and defensive lineman, officiates high school and college football and basketball, and operates a small business.

SHELLEY (OISTAD) RICE, women's basketball forward/center, 1979-83 ? The prototype power forward for the Bison women's basketball team in the early 1980s ... Four-year starter and part of head coach Amy Ruley's first freshman class at NDSU ... Bison teams compiled a 71-47 record during her career including a 22-10 record in 1982 ... NDSU advanced to the 1982 AIAW National Final Four in Charleston, S.C. ... Named to the 1983 All-North Central Conference first team, 1982 NCC All-Tournament team and NCC All-Academic first team ... Earned NCC Player of the Week honors once during career ... Finalist for the NCC's Stan Marshall Award during her senior year ... No. 13 all-time in scoring with 1,312 points (11.2 ppg) over 117 career games ... Connected on 563 of 1,243 field goal attempts for 45.3% and 186 of 283 from the foul line for 65.3%... No. 5 all-time in rebounding with 927 caroms ... Also played volleyball for two seasons under the direction of Donna Palivec ... Graduated from NDSU in May 1983 with an associate's degree in nursing, and in February 1984 with a bachelor's degree in physical education ... Worked as an R.N. at Dakota Hospital in 1983 ... Graduated from Fertile-Beltrami (Minn.) High School in 1979, where she lettered in volleyball, basketball and track ... Earned all-state honors in 1978 and 1979, scoring 1,287 points during her prep career ... Played on three straight state tournament basketball teams (1977-78-79) ... Currently teaching physical education at her alma mater Fertile-Beltrami ... Head girls' basketball coach and an assistant volleyball coach at Fertile-Beltrami ... Led Fertile-Beltrami to a pair of conference basketball titles in 1998 and 1999 ... Coached the 2005 North Central All-Star team this past spring at Bemidji State ... Other teaching and coaching stops included Northdale Middle School, Coon Rapids High School and Blaine High School ... An assistant girls' basketball coach for state tournament teams for Blaine (1993) and Fertile-Beltrami (1995) ... Shelley and her husband, Kevin, have been married for 21 years and have a daughter, Andrea (18), and a son, Tyler (15).

AMY (QUIST) RAYMOND, women's volleyball outside hitter, 1981-84 ? Two-time All-North Central Conference first team pick in 1982 and 1984 ... Three-time Academic All-NCC first team selection ... Two-time All-NCAA Regional tournament pick in 1983 and 1984 ... Valuable contributor to first two NCC championship teams in 1981 and 1982 under the direction of Donna Palivec ... Played on NDSU's first three NCAA playoff teams in 1982, 1983 and 1984 ... Hit .283 over 235 matches and 593 games during career ... Bison teams compiled an 182-54 overall record over that span including a school-record 55 wins in 1984 ... On the NDSU career charts, No. 4 in service aces (217), No. 6 in attacks (3,712), No. 10 in hitting pct. and No. 11 in kills (1,401) ... One of four NDSU players to play in all 68 matches during 1984 season ... Graduated from North Dakota State in 1985 with a bachelor's degree in physical education with health and coaching minors ... Grew up in Excelsior , Minn. ... Six-year letterwinner at Gaylord (Minn.) High School ... All-state and all-conference selection on the volleyball court ... Taught and coached volleyball at Hastings (Minn.) High School from 1985-87 ... Moved to Colorado in 1987, working for NIKE for nine years and coaching high school volleyball for two seasons in Breckenridge, Colo. ... Currently the Human Resources Coordinator for Wildernest Property Management ... Amy and her husband, Jon, have two children, Nick (11) and Kaitlin (9).

1965 NATIONAL CHAMPION FOOTBALL TEAM: A determined North Dakota State football team posted a convincing 20-7 Pecan Bowl victory over famed Grambling College to cap a perfect 11-0 season in 1965 and take firm hold of the No. 1 national rating in College Division football ... The Bison, one of the best defensive teams in the nation, allowed Grambling just 97 yards in total offense ... The Bison opened up scoring by marching the opening kickoff 80 yards with Ken Rota going the final five ... NDSU upped the margin to 13-0 in the second quarter with Jim Carlson passing 68 yards to Lowell Linderman for the score ... Grambling collected its only score on a 93-yard kickoff return to open the second half ... NDSU fullback Ron Mische plunged two yards in the final quarter to finish the scoring ... Rota gained 96 yards on 22 carries and was named the outstanding back ... Linderman was picked as the outstanding lineman ... Significance of moment: Small, unknown Midwestern university defeats established team with a great tradition and seven future National Football League players. North Dakota State had went 0-10 in 1963, 10-1 in 1964 and capped off an 11-0 season in 1965 with impressive victory ... The 1960s was the beginning of a glorious era in NDSU grid history, but it did not begin well with a 6-21-1 start (including 0-10 in 1963) ... Then came Darrell Mudra and Ron Erhardt and with them the beginning of seven straight league championships and a 32-game undefeated streak ... NDSU played in five bowl games, winning four ... The 1965, 1968, and 1969 teams went undefeated and won national championships ... The Associated Press accorded the Bison those honors all three years while the United Press International selected the Bison in 1965 and 1969 ... The Herd was second to San Diego State in 1967 in both wire service polls ... From 1965 through 1970, the Bison were in every AP or UPI poll ... The UPI discontinued its poll after 1970 but the NDSU team reappeared in the AP poll again in 1973 with a 14th position ... The AP poll also died out and was replaced the following year by the NCAA's national rankings. ... This is the 40-year anniversary of the 1965 NDSU football team, and a number of former players will be on campus Oct. 21-22 ... Coach Mudra, nicknamed "Dr. Victory", had a career record of 207-88-4 which was second only to Eddie Robinson of Grambling as the winningest Division I-AA coach at the time of his retirement ... He coached every level of the sport from peewee to high school, college and one professional team ... The team members and staff have moved on (however, athletic trainer Dr. Denis "Izzy" Isrow is still on campus), and have enjoyed successful professional careers in a variety of different occupations or fields.