TOLEDO, OH - Toledo assistant coach Jason Kalsow will be honored for his storied collegiate career this weekend when he is inducted into the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Athletic Hall of Fame. A Huntley, IL native, Kalsow is entering his first season on the Rockets' coaching staff after spending the last two years as a member of Head Coach Tod Kowalczyk's coaching staff at UW-Green Bay.

     Kalsow enjoyed a standout playing career at UWSP and helped the Pointers capture a pair of NCAA Division III titles (2004, 2005) and three conference titles while accumulating an outstanding 103-18 (.851) record. He was named the NCAA Division III National Player of the Year in 2005 and was also the Final Four's Most Valuable Player that season. A four-time all-league honoree and UWSP's all-time scoring and rebounding leader, he earned first-team All-America accolades his senior season after picking up second-team plaudits as a junior.

     A second-team selection for D3hoops.com's All-Decade Team, Kalsow hit a shot at the buzzer to help UWSP defeat Williams College, 84-82 in the 2004 national title game.

          Kalsow, 27, graduated from UW-Stevens Point with a degree in social science in 2006. He also earned his master's degree from UWSP in education-adult based learning in May 2008.