2019 UW-Stout Football vs. St. John’s University September 7, 2019
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© 2018 Culver Franchising System, LLC. 9/18 Stout opens with 3rd-ranked Johnnies THIS WEEK’S GAME: Today’s season opener between the UW-Stout and third-ranked St. John’s University is sponsored by Bob and Steve’s BP Amoco. And a special welcome to all of the students - especially the freshmen - who returned to Menomonie this week to start classes. BLUE DEVILS LIVE: Join the Blue Devils every second Thursday of the month at 6 p.m. at the Stout Ale House for Blue Devil Live, a live radio show with host Pete Knutson, the voice of the Blue Devils. Throughout the one hour show, Knutson will talk to Blue Devil coaches and student-athletes about what is coming up and what happened last week. 2019 Blue Devil Schedule WHO’S WHO: UW-Stout: The Blue Devils enter the 2019 season with eight returners on each side Date Opponent Site Time of the ball. Quarterback Sean Borgerding worked his way as the Blue Devils’ signal caller for the final Sat, Sep. 7 St. John’s University Menomonie, WI 1 p.m. seven games of the season and finished the year going 149-of-279 for 2086 yards and 14 touchdowns Sat, Sep. 14 at Gustavus Adolphus Menomonie, WI 1 p.m. against nine interceptions. On the end of many of his passes were fellow freshmen. The Blue Devils Sat, Sep. 28 at California Lutheran Thousand Oaks, CA 1 p.m. (PT) entered the 2018 season with only one receiver on the roster who had caught a varsity pass, but the Sat, Oct. 5 UW-Oshkosh* Menomonie, WI 2 p.m freshman class responded. Receivers Levy Hamer, Tyler Seymour and Parker Fossum return. Hamer, Sat, Oct. 12 at UW-La Crosse* La Crosse, WI 1 p.m. Seymour and Borgerding all earned all-conference honors last season. Hamer caught 73 passes last Sat, Oct. 19 at UW-Platteville* Platteville, WI 2 p.m. season for 997 yards and seven touchdowns. Hamer caught more passes than any Blue Devil in a Sat, Oct. 26 UW-Stevens Point* Menomonie, WI 1 p.m. single season since Scott Frederickson hauled in a school record 83 in 1989. Hamer led the confer- Sat, Nov. 2 UW-River Falls* Menomonie, WI 1 p.m. ence in receiving yards per game at 99.7. Seymour averaged 20.2 yards per catch, hauling 22 passes Sat, Nov. 9 at UW-Whitewater* Whitewater, WI 2 p.m. for 445 yards and four TDs. Fossum had 32 receptions for 385 yards and two scores. After a year off, Sat, Nov. 16 at UW-Eau Claire* Eau Claire, WI 1 p.m. Kevion McDonald returns for his senior year. McDonald earned all-conference honors as a junior, both as a receiver and as an all-purpose player. In 2017, McDonald hauled in 36 receptions for 587 yards 2018 WIAC Final Standings and five TDs. He also ran for a TD on a 71-yard scamper. The Blue Devils return four-of-five starting WIAC All offensive linemen, but will need to find replacements at running back and tight end. Defensively, Stout UW-Whitewater 7-0 12-1 returns experience across their defense as well, returning eight starters, including all-conference picks UW-La Crosse 5-2 7-3 linebacker and co-captain Luke Wilz, defensive lineman Aaron Wisecup and cornerback Kierre Rhodes. UW-Oshkosh 4-3 6-4 Brandon Vechhio held down the middle linebacking spot opposite Wilz and Haydon Miller and Logan Pe- UW-Stout 3-4 5-5 terson were outside linebackers. Injury cut short Jed Schlegel’s season, but not before he was selected UW-Stevens Point 3-4 4-6 to the D3football.com team of the week early in the season. Schlegel was fourth on the team in total UW-Eau Claire 2-5 4-6 tackles with 65. Schlegel’s ball-hawking skills gave him two interceptions and a fumble recovery. The UW-Platteville 2-5 4-6 Blue Devils were picked to finish fifth in the WIAC, according to a preseason poll conducted by confer- UW-River Falls 2-5 3-7 ence coaches and sports information directors. The Blue Devils finished 2018 at 5-5 overall and fourth 2018 MIAC Final Standings in the always-tough WIAC. WHO’S WHO: St. John’s: The Johnnies return two D3football.com first team All-Americans in MIAC All quarterback Jackson Erdmann and offensive guard Dan Greenhack. Erdmann was the D3football.com St. John’s 8-0 12-1 offensive player of the year. Saint John’s was picked to repeat as conference champions in the 2019 Bethel 7-1 11-2 MIAC Preseason Coaches’ poll released Thursday, Aug. 22. The Johnnies earned seven of the nine St. Thomas 6-2 8-2 first-place votes and 63 total points to finish first in the poll. St. Thomas received the other two first- Gustavus Adolphus 5-3 6-4 place votes and 56 total points to finish second, four points ahead of third-place Bethel. SJU (12-1, 8-0 Concordia-Moorhead 4-4 5-5 MIAC) won its MIAC-record 33rd conference title and made its 29th postseason appearance (25th in St. Olaf College 3-5 5-5 Division III) in 2018 and ended the season ranked as high as No. 3 nationally by D3football.com. The Carleton College 2-6 3-7 Johnnies advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals, where they fell by a 21-18 score to the eventual national Hamline University 1-7 1-9 champion, Mary Hardin-Baylor (Texas). The Johnnies out-gained the Crusaders 465-315, including 418 Augsburg University 0-8 2-8 yards through the air. The Johnnies return seven starters on each side of the ball, including the 2018 2019 WIAC Schedule Gagliardi Trophy recipient and D3football.com Offensive Player of the Year, quarterback Erdmann, and Saturday, Sept. 7 two-time All-American guard Greenheck in 2019. Both were consensus preseason All-Americans this Stevens Point at John Carroll, 1 p.m. summer. Erdmann played only five of the 13 games to completion and led the NCAA Division III in three East Texas Baptist at Platteville, 1 p.m. statistical categories: passing efficiency (189.8), passing touchdowns (47) and points responsible for Loras at Eau Claire, 1 p.m. (290). He also finished third in yards per pass attempt (10.03), fourth in passing yardage (3,450) and Carthage at Oshkosh, 1 p.m. ninth in yards per completion (15.40). The 2018 MIAC Most Valuable Player, Erdmann set single-game Concordia-Moorhead at La Crosse, 1 p.m. program records last fall for passing yards (470 on Oct. 13 vs. St. Thomas) and passing touchdowns (7 St. John’s at Stout, 1 p.m on Nov. 10 vs. Thomas More). Erdmann also set a single-season school record for passing touchdowns Dubuque at Whitewater, 2 p.m and fell 39 passing yards short of Tom Linnemann’s school record of 3,489 set in 2000 (15 games). A River Falls at Minnesota-Morris, 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 14 two-time All-American, Greenheck has started each of the Johnnies’ last 24 games at right guard. SJU Oshkosh at Salisbury, 12 p.m. averaged 47.5 points per game and SJU’s offense averaged 491.8 yards per contest (192.2 rushing Whitewater at Concordia-Moorhead, 12 p.m. and 299.5 passing) last fall. The 491.8 yards per game were the second-most in an SJU season (495.2 Eau Claire at St. Norbert, 1 p.m. average in 1993) and the 299.5 passing yards per game were the most since the school record set in Wabash at Stevens Point, 1 p.m. 1994 (314.5 avg.). Saint John’s was recently ranked No. 18 out of ESPN’s top 50 programs over the Illinois Wesleyan at La Crosse, 1 p.m. last 150 years. Gustavus Adolphus at Stout, 1 p.m. THE SERIES: The Johnnies hold a 3-0 lead in the series. The teams have met only twice before in Bethel at River Falls, 1 p.m. Menomonie, with the latest meeting coming in the first round of the 2000 NCAA Playoffs that saw the Johnnies defeat the Blue Devils, 26-19, at frigid Nelson Field. The teams first met during the 1923 season when the Johnnies took a 12-6 victory. This will be the third meeting of the two teams in Meno- monie and their fourth overall meeting. The teams have not played more than one game on the same field. The 1923 game in Menomonie was in all likelihood played at the Fairgrounds. The 2000 meeting was played on Nelson Field. The 2018 meeting was played in Collegeville, Minn., Stout’s first time ever playing at St. John’s. This year’s meeting is at Don & Nona Williams Stadium. To download a free full-color copy of today’s Game Book, enter the following link: https://athletics.uwstout.edu/sports/2018/8/31/programs.aspx or at: http://bit.ly/2xXqF7P Saint John’s University Johnnies No. Name Pos Ht Ht Yr Hometown / High School 1 Matt Mohr WR 6-0 190 So. Chisago City, MN/Chisago Lakes 2 John Kohler DB 6-0 190 So. Birchwood, WI/Rice Lake 2 Jackson Erdmann QB 6-4 215 Sr. Rosemount, MN/Rosemount 3 Parker Johnson LB 5-10 195 So. Rockford, MN/Rockford 3 Ravi Alston WR 6-3 190 So. Lake Elsinore, CA/Vista Murrieta 4 Jamari Edwards DB 5-10 175 Fr. Chicago, IL/Lake Forest Academy 4 Jack Nozel RB 6-1 205 Fr. Eagan, MN/St. Thomas Academy 5 Henry Trost RB 5-10 190 So. Lindstrom, MN/Chisago Lakes 6 Sam McNamara DB 5-11 190 Sr. Goodhue, MN/Goodhue 7 Tommy Deters DB 5-11 185 So. Maple Plain, MN/Orono 7 Andrew VanErp WR 5-11 185 Sr. Battle Lake, MN/Ottertail Central 8 Mac Schluttner WR 6-1 175 Jr. Verndale, MN/Verndale 9 Chris Harris DB 6-3 195 Sr. Lake Elsinore, CA/Elsinore 10 James Inman LB 6-3 225 Sr. Bismarck, ND/Shiloh Christian 10 Chris Backes QB 6-0 190 Jr. St. Cloud, MN/Tech 11 Keaton Ficker DB 6-3 180 So. Cold Spring, MN/Rocori 11 T.J. Hodge WR 5-9 165 So. Miami, FL/Doral Academy 12 Ryan LaCasse DB 6-1 210 Sr. Mountlake Terrace, WA/Mountlake Terrace 12 Reed Smith QB 6-3 225 So. Lakeville, MN/North 13 Mitch Gerlach LB 5-9 200 So. Cloquet, MN/Cloquet 13 Gavin Knott WR 6-1 170 Fr. De Pere, WI/De Pere 14 Sonte Senne DB 5-10 180 Jr. Andover, MN/Andover 15 Ethan Hylla LB 6-1 210 So. Holdingford, MN/Albany 16 Jaelen Stephen DB 6-1 190 Jr. Vancouver, Wash./Prairie 16 Ryan Koob QB 6-3 205 So. Lino Lakes, MN/Centennial 17 Will Sonntag LB 5-11 195 Jr. Lino Lakes, MN/Hill-Murray 18 Nick Jensen DL 6-0 240 Sr. Sartell, MN/Sartell-St. Stephen 19 Collin Franz DL 6-4 235 Jr. Otsego, MN/Rogers 20 Alex Otto LB 5-9 200 Fr. Maple Lake, MN/Monticello 20 Carter Huberty RB 5-9 175 So. Avon, MN/Albany 21 Brady Buckentine DB 5-11 185 Sr. Waite Park, MN/St. Cloud Cathedral 21 Liam Lannon RB 5-10 190 So. St. Paul, MN/Hill-Murray 22 Blake Patrick WR 6-1 165 Jr. St. Stephen, MN/Holdingford 23 Andrew Jones LB 5-11 210 Fr. Argusville, ND/Northern Cass 23 Drew Rudlong DB 6-3 210 Fr. Big Lake, MN/Big Lake 23 Maguire Petersen WR 6-0 195 Fr. Hutchinson, MN/Hutchinson 24 Danny Pietruszewski LB 6-3 245 Jr. South St. Paul, MN/South St. Paul 25 Kai Barber RB 6-1 220 Sr. Minneapolis, MN/Totino-Grace 26 Jacob Christian DB 5-9 180 Jr. Paso Robles, CA/Mission College Prep 26 Will Kleinschmidt RB 6-0 215 Sr. Avon, MN/Albany 27 Nolan Prokott RB 6-0 200 Jr. Avon, MN/Holdingford 28 Kenneth Udoibok RB 6-2 230 Jr. St. Paul, MN/Cretin-Derham Hall 30 Austin Solors K 5-9 205 Jr. Elk River, MN/Elk River 31 Dylan Cerney RB 5-10 190 So. Mobridge, SD/Mobridge-Pollock 32 Octavius Wilson Jr. LB 5-11 220 Fr. St. Paul, MN/Hill-Murray 32 Josiah Nelson RB 5-11 200 Fr. Hutchinson, MN/Hutchinson 35 Nick Schmitt LB 6-2 210 Jr. St. Cloud, MN/Tech 36 Adam Lanners LB 6-1 195 So. Maple Grove, MN/Osseo 38 Alex Sais LB 6-1 215 Sr. Los Lunas, NM/St. Pius X 39 Carter Seymour LB 6-1 225 So. New Prague, MN/New Prague 41 Richard Carriveau LB 6-3 210 Sr. Rice, MN/Sauk Rapids-Rice 43 Kyle Kornovich LB 6-1 210 Jr. Rogers, MN/Rogers 44 Dom Nussmeier DL 6-3 235 Jr. Mankato, MN/East 45 Logan Braaten DL 6-3 230 So. Austin, MN/Austin 47 Joe Rossebo LB 5-11 205 Fr. Woodbury, MN/Woodbury 48 Seth Morem DL 6-3 235 Jr. Red Wing, MN/Red Wing 49 Erik Bjork LB 5-11 195 Fr. Mahtomedi, MN/Mahtomedi 50 Josh Juaire OL 6-4 260 Sr. Belle Plaine, MN/Belle Plaine 53 Jake Roney OL 6-3 275 Sr. New Brighton, MN/Totino-Grace 54 Dan Greenheck OL 6-2 275 Sr. St. Paul, MN/Cretin-Derham Hall 55 Quincy Spiering DL 6-1 225 Sr. Mounds View, MN/St. Thomas Academy 55 Garrett Lee OL 5-11 280 Sr. Roseland, La./Live Oak 57 Nick Neumann OL 6-2 300 Jr. Inver Grove Heights, MN/Cretin-Derham Hall 58 T.J. Duerr OL 6-1 280 Fr. Buffalo, MN/St. Michael-Albertville 60 Tyler Otto OL 5-10 280 Sr. Maple Lake, MN/Monticello 61 Jarod Fike OL 6-2 290 Jr. St. Paul, MN/White Bear Lake 64 Joe Jaeger OL 6-2 250 Fr. Lakeville, MN/North 68 Cameron Murphy OL 6-5 290 So. Willmar, MN/Willmar 69 Karl Rude OL 6-3 265 Sr. Lake in the Hills, IL/Marian Catholic 72 Andrew Haldeman DL 6-0 215 Sr. St. Paul, MN/Harding 72 Ravon Chambers OL 6-2 285 Jr. Bellflower, CA/Valley Christian 73 Marvin Stang OL 5-11 295 So. Avon, MN/Albany 78 Ben Bartch OL 6-6 305 Sr. Dayton, Ore./Blanchet Catholic 79 Storm Sims DL 6-1 270 Sr. Pompano Beach, FL/Calvary Christian Academy 80 Justin Diaz WR 5-10 175 So. Miami, FL/Immaculata-La Salle 81 Tyler Johnson WR 6-1 180 Jr. Waverly, MN/Buffalo 82 Joe Lang TE 6-3 220 So. New Berlin, WI/Eisenhower 83 J.W. Windsor DL 6-1 275 Sr. Mesa, Ariz./Chandler 84 Jack Kemper TE 6-3 230 Sr. St. Paul, MN/Cretin-Derham Hall 86 Patrick Gans TE 6-5 240 Sr. Excelsior, MN/Chanhassen 88 Tyler Johnson TE 6-3 235 Jr. Willmar, MN/Willmar 90 Sam Presseller DL 6-3 230 Jr. Vadnais Heights, MN/Totino-Grace 91 Jack McKenzie K/P 6-0 170 Fr. Woodbury, MN/East Ridge 91 Michael Wozniak DL 6-3 245 So. New Hope, MN/Robbinsdale Armstrong 92 Holden Baker DL 6-0 230 Jr. Plymouth, MN/Osseo 93 Metoriah Faoliu DL 6-1 265 So. Wildomar, CA/Vista Murrieta 95 Kyle Borgeson DL 6-2 240 Sr. Rochester, MN/Lourdes 97 Sam Willmott DL 6-3 255 Fr. Rosemount, MN/Rosemount 99 Cole Milz P 6-2 210 Fr. Laporte, MN/Bemidji 99 Hunter Heitkamp DL 6-2 230 Sr. Adrian, MN/Adrian Head Coach: Gary Fasching Assistant Coaches: Jerry Haugen, Kole Heckendorf, Brandon Novak, Damien Dumonceaux, Josh Bungum, Michael Orts, Mike Magnuson, Matt Darling, Ben Eli, Alexi Johnson, Andy Auger Military Appreciation Day roster, change out for Platteville game
University of Wisconsin-Stout Blue Devils No Name Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown/High School 1 Auqueith Bradshaw RB 5-11 200 Sr. Ormond Beach, FL / Seabreeze 1 Tony Jackson CB 5-9 170 Fr. Brooklyn Center, MN / Osseo 3 Levy Hamer WR 5-10 180 So. Chicago, IL / St. Laurence 3 Warren Williams DB 5-10 160 Fr. Barron, WI / Barron 4 Kierre Rhodes CB 5-9 185 Sr. St. Paul, MN / Johnson 4 Tyler Seymour WR 6-3 220 So. Duluth, MN / East 5 Mason Priebe S 6-0 195 Fr. Menasha, WI / Appleton East 5 Drew Reader QB 6-2 175 Fr. Appleton, WI / Fox Valley Lutheran 6 Parker Fossum WR 6-3 205 So. Chatfield, MN / Chatfield 6 Michael Trebil S 5-11 175 Fr. Grove City, MN / Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City 7 Sean Borgerding QB 6-2 215 So. Spring Valley, WI / Spring Valley 7 Collin Tyrrell CB 5-10 190 Jr. Wauconda, IL / Wauconda 8 J.Dan Sturgeon QB 6-2 200 Jr. West Lafayette, IN / Wm Henry Harrison 9 Nolan Hutzler QB 5-9 185 Fr. Chippewa Falls, WI / Chippewa Falls 9 Luke Wilz LB 6-0 220 Sr. Manawa, WI / Manawa 10 Alex Biddle WR 5-9 160 Fr. Oconomowoc, WI / Oconomowoc 10 Haydon Miller OLB 6-2 200 Jr. Zimmerman, MN / Zimmerman 11 Heaven Hunt WR 6-0 185 Sr. Somerset, WI / Somerset 12 Jack Rashid QB 6-2 215 Jr. Duluth, MN / East 13 Jacob Paul WR 6-4 210 So. Andover, MN / Andover 14 Brady Glynn WR 6-0 170 Fr. Eyota, MN / Dover-Eyota 15 Kevion McDonald WR 6-1 205 Sr. Hopkins, MN / Hopkins 16 Griffin Ewing OLB 6-1 215 So. Wayzata, MN / Wayzata 17 Darius Huntley CB 5-8 165 Jr. Blue Island, IL / Eisenhower 18 Cannon Griner CB 6-1 200 Fr. Mesa, AZ / Red Mountain 19 Kyle Wilson CB 5-9 180 Fr. Eau Claire, WI / Memorial 20 Jakes Asembo CB 5-8 160 Fr. Hudson, WI / Hudson 21 Kevin Liu S 5-10 175 Fr. Green Bay, WI / Ashwaubenon 22 Nick Arguedas RB 5-11 185 So. Waterville, MN / New Prague 23 Jed Schlegel SS 6-0 205 Sr. Baldwin, WI / Spring Valley 24 Cole Linson WR 5-11 175 Fr. St. Francis, MN / St. Francis 25 Josh Nitek RB 5-10 215 So. Blair, WI / Blair-Taylor 26 Nick Diaz OLB 6-4 230 Fr. DeKalb, IL / DeKalb 27 Josh Pyykola CB 5-11 175 Jr. Eau Claire, WI / North 28 Shahan Ameen RB 6-1 215 So. Rochester, MN / Marshall 29 Jacob Hummel S 5-8 175 So. Prior Lake, MN / Prior Lake 30 Dylan Seehafer RB 5-10 200 Fr. Marathon, WI / Marathon 31 Logan Peterson OLB 5-11 195 Jr. Somerset, WI / Somerset 32 Devan Greene FB 6-0 230 Jr. Eden Prairie, MN / Eden Prairie 33 Carson Larrabee OLB 5-11 195 Fr. Rochester, MN / Chatfield 34 Jacob Kopacz S 6-0 195 Fr. Glenwood City, W / Glenwood City 35 Jake Schmitt OLB 5-9 180 Sr. Woodstock, IL / Woodstock 36 Landon Berroa RB 6-1 180 Fr. Zimmerman, MN / Zimmerman 37 Enrique Gonzalez S 5-11 180 Fr. Eau Claire, WI / North 38 Shyiem Thomas OLB 6-4 205 So. Fairmont, MN / Fairmont 39 Colton Pahnke K 5-11 215 Fr. New Richmond, WI / New Richmond 40 Wyatt Beyerl LB 6-1 215 Fr. Mosinee, WI / Mosinee 41 Noah Benson LB 6-1 220 Fr. Prior Lake, MN / Prior Lake 42 Carter Jacobs S 6-2 170 So. Augusta, WI / Augusta 43 Bryce Johnson LB 6-1 215 Fr. Mondovi, WI / Mondovi 44 Nathan Mrdutt FB 5-11 215 Jr. Glenwood City, WI / Glenwood City 45 Zach Bohn LB 6-2 205 So. Mound, MN / Mound-Westonka 46 Spencer Konstanzer LB 6-0 200 Fr. Hanover Park, IL / Bartlett 47 Brandon Vecchio LB 6-0 225 Sr. Tomahawk, WI / Tomahawk 48 Ethan Olson DL 6-1 230 Fr. Iola, WI / Iola-Scandanavia 49 Aaron Wisecup DL 6-0 260 Sr. Monticello, MN / Monticello 51 Gabe Hall LB 6-1 210 Jr. Cannon Falls, MN / Cannon Falls 52 Andrew Thompson LB 6-1 215 Fr. Zimmerman, MN / Zimmerman 53 Ted Mark OLB 6-2 210 Jr. Beldenville, WI / Ellsworth 57 Daniel Afolabi DL 5-10 265 So. Champlin, MN / Champlin Park 59 Alec Benzinger PK 6-1 245 Jr. Waukesha, WI / Mukwonago 61 Justin Herbst OL 6-2 290 Sr. Park Falls, WI / Chequamegon 62 Kevin Ruechel OL 6-0 280 Jr. Pulaski, WI / Pulaski 63 Evan Zaves DL 6-0 250 Fr. Hortonville, WI / Hortonville 64 Bailey Roux OL 6-1 280 Jr. Rice Lake, WI / Rice Lake 65 Tyler Nichols OL 6-2 260 Fr. Eau Claire, WI / Memorial 66 Ethan Wiesner OL 6-1 225 Fr. Manawa, WI / Manawa 67 Wesley Birch OL 6-1 270 So. Byron, MN / Byron 68 Connor Flaten OL 6-1 290 So. Cannon Falls, MN / Cannon Falls 69 Jacob Fritsch OL 6-3 280 Fr. Little Chute, WI / Little Chute 70 Justin Schlangen OL 6-1 290 So. Ham Lake, MN / Blaine 71 Calvin Meacham OL 6-8 320 Fr. Sturgeon Bay, WI / Sturgeon Bay 72 Curtis Neu OL 6-6 310 Sr. West Bend, WI / West 74 Jacob Foss OL 6-4 295 Fr. Eden Prairie, MN / Eden Prairie 75 Jesus Ambriz OL 6-3 275 Fr. Monee, IL / Crete-Monee 76 Alex Negoski OL 6-0 295 Jr. Evergreen Park, IL / Brother Rice 77 Thomas Roble OL 6-6 340 Sr. Carver, MN / Chanhassen 78 Caeleb Johnson OL 6-4 270 Jr. Holdingford, MN / Holdingford 79 Ben Boie OL 6-3 350 So. Thorp, WI / Stanley-Boyd 80 Tommy Tester WR 6-4 180 Fr. Burnsville, MN / Burnsville 81 Isaac Tester TE 6-2 230 Fr. Burnsville, MN / Burnsville 82 Josh Halloran WR 5-8 165 Jr. Inver Grove Heights, MN / Simely 83 Will Knutson WR 5-11 185 Fr. Dousman, WI / Kettle Moraine 84 Spencer Marlier WR 6-2 170 Fr. Prior Lake, MN / Prior Lake 85 John Smozynski TE 6-2 200 Fr. DeForest, WI / DeForest 86 Anthony Macias TE 6-0 220 Fr. Lake Crystal, MN / Nicollet 87 Blake Purdy TE 6-2 210 Jr. Mondovi, WI / Mondovi 88 Cade Olson TE 6-1 190 So. Cleveland, MN / Cleveland 89 Tylar Lindell TE 6-3 245 So. New Prague, MN / New Prague 90 Rex Meikle DL 6-5 240 Fr. Sturgeon Bay, WI / Sturgeon Bay 91 Dylan Peterson DL 6-4 265 Sr. Stratford, WI / Stratford 92 Scott Gustafson DL 6-1 215 So. Victoria, MN / Chanhassen 93 Mason Olson DL 6-2 295 Sr. Clear Lake, MN / Becker 94 James Anderson DE 6-2 245 Fr. Hillsboro, WI / Hillsboro 95 Billy Curnow DL 5-10 260 So. Duluth, MN / Proctor 96 Holden Timm DL 6-3 220 Sr. Hudson, WI / Hudson 97 Riley Crotteau DL 6-4 230 So. Rice Lake, WI / Rice Lake 98 Nathan Berends DL 5-10 240 Fr. Roberts, WI / St. Croix Central 99 Dylan Danforth DL 6-2 320 Fr. DePere, WI / West DePere Head Coach: Clayt Birmingham Assistant Coaches: Travis Destache, Nick Pesik, Derek Branch, Jake Schiff, Wade Smethers, Mark Thom- as, Jed Stutzman, Jeff Sullivan, Thor Daley, Clark Riedel, Keyshawn Carpenter UW-Stout Projected Line-Up St. John’s Projected Line-Up OFFENSE OFFENSE QB 7 Sean Borgerding 6-2 215 So Spring Valley, Wis. WR 3 RAVI ALSTON 6-3 190 So. Lake Elsinore, Calif. 8 J.Dan Sturgeon 6-2 200 Jr West Lafayette, Ind. 8 Mac Schluttner 6-1 175 Jr. Verndale, Minn. TB 22 Nick Arguedas 5-11 185 So Waterville, Minn. WR 7 ANDREW VANERP 5-11 185 Sr. Battle Lake, Minn. 25 Josh Nitek 5-10 215 So Blair, Wis. 1 Matt Mohr 6-0 190 So. Chisago City, Minn. WR 6 Parker Fossum 6-3 205 So Chatfield, Minn. TE 84 JACK KEMPER 6-3 230 Sr. St. Paul, Minn. 4 Tyler Seymour 6-3 210 So Duluth, Minn. 88 Tyler Johnson 6-3 235 Jr. Wilmar, Minn. WR 3 Levy Hamer 5-10 180 So Chicago, Ill LT 78 BEN BARTCH 6-6 305 Sr. Dayton, Ore. 82 Josh Halloran 5-8 165 Jr Inver Grove Heights, Minn. 72 Ravon Chambers 6-2 285 Jr. Bellflower, Calif. WR 15 Kevion McDonald 6-1 205 Sr Hopkins, Minn LG 54 DAN GREENHECK 6-2 275 Sr. St. Paul, Minn. 14 Jacob Paul 6-4 210 So Andover, Minn. 61 Jarod Fike 6-2 290 Jr. St. Paul, Minn. TE 87 Blake Purdy 6-2 210 Jr Mondovi, Wis. C 57 NICK NEUMANN 6-2 300 Jr. Inver Grove Heights, Minn. 89 Tylar Lindell 6-3 245 So New Prague, Minn. 60 Tyler Otto 5-10 280 Sr. Maple Lake, Minn. LT 77 Thomas Roble 6-6 340 Sr Carver, Minn. RG 69 KARL RUDE 6-3 265 Sr. Lake in the Hills, Ill. 75 Jesus Ambriz 6-3 275 Fr Monee, Ill. 64 Joe Jaeger 6-2 250 Fr. Lakeville, Minn. LG 61 Justin Herbst 6-2 290 Sr Park Falls, Wis. RT 50 JOSH JUAIRE 6-4 260 Sr. Belle Plaine, Minn. 62 Kevin Ruechel 6-0 280 Jr Pulaski, Wis. 68 Cameron Murphy 6-5 290 So. Willmar, Minn. C 64 Bailey Roux 6-1 280 Jr Rice Lake, Wis. WR 11 T.J. HODGE 5-9 165 So. Miami, Fla. 70 Justin Schlangen 6-1 290 So Ham Lake, Minn. 22 Blake Patrick 6-1 165 Jr. St. Stephen, Minn. RG 76 Alex Negoski 6-0 295 Jr Evergreen Park, Ill. QB 2 JACKSON ERDMANN 6-4 215 Sr. Rosemount, Minn. 65 Tyler Nichols 6-2 260 Fr Eau Claire, Wis. 10 Chris Backes 6-0 190 Jr. St. Cloud, Minn. RT 72 Curtis Neu 6-6 310 Sr West Bend, Wis. RB 25 KAI BARBER 6-1 220 Sr. Minneapolis, Minn. 74 Jacob Foss 6-4 295 Fr Eden Prairie, Minn. 5 Henry Trost 5-10 190 So. Lindstrom, Minn.
DEFENSE DEFENSE DE 91 Dylan Peterson 6-4 265 Sr Stratford, Wis. DE 91 MICHAEL WOZNIAK 6-3 245 So. New Hope, Minn. 92 Scott Gustafson 6-1 215 So Victoria, Minn. 93 Metoriah Faoliu 6-1 265 So. Wildomar, Calif. NG 93 Mason Olson 6-2 295 Sr Clear Lake, Minn. NT 95 KYLE BORGESON 6-2 240 Sr. Rochester, Minn. 57 Daniel Afolabi 5-10 265 So Champlin, Minn. 83 J.W. WindsOre. 6-1 275 Sr. Mesa, Ariz. DT 49 Aaron Wisecup 6-0 260 Sr Monticello, Minn. DE 44 DOM NUSSMEIER 6-3 235 Jr. Mankato, Minn. 48 Ethan Olson 6-1 230 Fr Iola, Wis. 18 Nick Jensen 6-0 240 Sr. Sartell, Minn. OLB 10 Haydon Miller 6-2 200 Jr Zimmerman, Minn. LB 10 JAMES INMAN 6-3 225 Jr. Bismarck, N.D. 53 Ted Mark 6-2 210 Jr Beldenville, Wis. 17 Will Sonntag 5-11 195 Jr. Lino Lakes, Minn. ILB 9 Luke Wilz 6-0 220 Sr Manawa, Wis. LB 41 RICHARD CARIVEAU 6-3 210 Sr. Rice, Minn. 51 Gabe Hall 6-1 210 Jr Cannon Falls, Minn. 35 Nick Schmitt 6-2 210 Jr. St. Cloud, Minn. ILB 47 Brandon Vecchio 6-0 225 Sr Tomahawk, Wis. LB 38 ALEX SAIS 6-1 215 Sr. Los Lunas, N.M. 52 Andrew Thompson 6-1 215 Fr Zimmerman, Minn. 3 Parker Johnson 5-10 195 So. Rockford, Minn. OLB 31 Logan Peterson 5-11 195 Jr Somerset, Wis. LB 24 DANNY PIETRUSZEWSKI 6-3 245 Jr. South St. Paul, Minn. 35 Jake Schmitt 5-9 175 Sr Woodstock, Ill. 45 Logan Braaten 6-3 230 So. Austin, Minn. CB 17 Darius Huntley 5-8 165 Jr Blue Island, Ill. CB 7 TOMMY DETERS 5-11 185 So. Maple Plain, Minn. 18 Cannon Griner 6-1 200 Fr Mesa, Ariz. 14 Sonte Senne 5-10 180 Jr. Andover, Minn. SS 5 Mason Priebe 6-0 195 Fr Menasha, Wis. S 2 JOHN KOHLER 6-0 190 So. Birchwood, Wis. 7 Collin Tyrrell 5-10 190 Jr Wauconda, Ill. 26 Jacob Christian 5-9 180 Jr. Paso Robles, Calif. FS 23 Jed Schlegel 6-0 205 Sr Baldwin, Wis. S 12 RYAN LaCASSE 6-1 210 Sr. Mountlake Terrace, Wash. 29 Jacob Hummel 5-8 175 So Prior Lake, Minn. 6 Sam McNamara 5-11 190 Sr. Goodhue, Minn. CB 4 Kierre Rhodes 5-9 185 Sr St. Paul, Minn. CB 9 CHRIS HARRIS 6-3 195 Sr. Lake Elsinore, Calif. 20 Jakes Asembo 5-8 160 Fr Hudson, Wis. 21 Brady Buckentine 5-11 185 Sr. Waite Park, Minn.
SPECIAL TEAMS SPECIAL TEAMS PK 59 Alec Benzinger 6-1 245 Ir Waukesha, Wis. P 99 COLE MILZ 6-2 210 Fr. Laporte, Minn. KO 59 Alec Benzinger 6-1 245 Ir Waukesha, Wis. K 30 AUSTIN SOLORS 5-9 205 Jr. Elk River, Minn. P 59 Alec Benzinger 6-1 245 Ir Waukesha, Wis. 91 Jack McKenzie 6-0 170 Fr. Woodbury, Minn. H 7 Sean Borgerding 6-2 215 So Spring Valley, Wis. LS 26 WILL KLEINSCHMIDT 6-0 215 Sr. Avon, Minn. 8 J.Dan Sturgeon 6-2 200 Jr West Lafayette, Ind. H 10 CHRIS BACKES 6-0 185 Jr. St. Cloud, Minn. LS 65 Tyler Nichols 6-2 260 Fr Eau Claire, Wis. PR 11 T.J. HODGE 5-9 165 So. Miami, Fla. PR 3 Levy Hamer 5-10 180 So Chicago, Ill. 5 Henry Trost 5-10 190 So. Lindstrom, Minn. KR 15 Kevion McDonald 6-1 205 Sr Hopkins, Minn KR 11 T.J. HODGE 5-9 165 So. Miami, Fla. 22 Nick Arguedas 5-11 185 So Waterville, Minn. 22 BLAKE PATRICK 6-1 165 Jr. St. Stephen, Minn. Today’s Game Day Sponsor
athletics.uwstout.edu • facebook.com/stoutbluedevils • twitter.com/stoutbluedevils • instagram.com/stoutbluedevils 2019 UW-Stout Blue Devils and twoscores. and fourTDs.Fossum had32receptionsfor385yards for aTDon71-yard scamper. in 36receptions for587yards andfiveTDs. Healsoran player.and asanall-purpose In2017, McDonald hauled asajunior, all-conferencehonors earned bothasareceiver not competelastyear. McDonaldwillbeaseniorand he senior a wholelotofexperience, behindafreshmanquarterback. teamed uptohaulin126passesand13touchdowns, plus pass.Threefreshmen receiver whohadcaughtavarsity the helm. UW-Stout headcoachClayt Birmingham’s 10thseasonat -andmorefor eightstarters Devil offensethat returns young, butexperienced, toaBlue return widereceivers into a bonanza for UW-Stout and a group of spot turned year duringtheirfreshmanseasons. Tyler Seymour, LevyHamerandParker Fossum combinedfor 127receptions, and13touchdowns 1827yards last quarterback quarterback sum (So, Chatfield, Minn) return, aswell assophomore Ill), Tyler Seymour (So, Duluth, Minn) The receiving Now sophomores, Coming intothe2018season, What look Kevion McDonald (Sr, Hopkins, Minn), whodid Sean Borgerding ed like adeficitlastyearatthewidereceiver Sean Borgerding(So, SpringValley). Hamer, corp gets even deeper with the return of gets even deeper with the return corp receivers receivers Levy Hamer(So, Chicago, 22 passes for 445yards yards percatch, hauling Seymour averaged 20.2 school record83in1989. Frederickson hauled in a gle seasonsinceScott any BlueDevil inasin caught morepassesthan touchdowns. Hamer 997 yards andseven passes lastseasonfor ence honors lastseason. ence honors all-confer each earned Seymour and Borgerding Stouthadonlyonewide Hamer caught73 and Parker Fos- - -
Lafayette, Ind), whodidnotcompetelastseason, butwill ies, andthesewide-outsshinefortheBlueDevils. passes thisyear. Throw inagoodmixofwell-tauted rook (Andover, Minn) velop.” He doesn’t getfazedby pressureandletstheroutesde said.“WeBirmingham want toseehimcontinuegrow. downs againstnineinterceptions. the yeargoing149-of-279for2086yards and14touch- caller forthefinalseven games oftheseasonandfinished said. “Thisisanexplosivegroup.” (Inver Grove Heights, Minn) The BlueDe “Sean isasolidpla Borgerding wor “This isourmostdynamicareaonoffense, Senior Heaven, Hunt (Somerset) junior vils also return junior vils alsoreturn willlikely beonthereceivingendofsome ked hisway astheBlueDevils’ signal yer whohadagoodfreshmanyear,” andsophomore J.Dan Sturgeon(West Kevion McDonald Josh Halloran ” Birmingham ” Birmingham Jacob Paul - - Team captains Brandon Vecchio, Jed Schlegel and Luke Wilz are among the eight starters that return to the Blue Devils’ defensive side of the ball. certainly push Borgerding. Two seasons ago, Sturgeon Wilz has been a four-year performer for the Blue Devils commandeered a 25-22 win over fourth-ranked St. Thomas, and last season earned second team all-conference hon- hitting McDonald with a 77-yard score on the first pass of ors. Wilz was second on the team and sixth in the WIAC the game. in total tackles with 81, tallying 2.5 tackles for loss, along “J.Dan will certainly push Sean,” Birmingham said. “He with forcing a fumble and recovering another. is a good leader, a team player who just wants to win. The Wilz will be joined by fellow inside linebacker and fellow competition will make them both better.” team captain Brandon Vecchio (Sr, Tomahawk). Vecchio Junior Jack Rashid (Duluth, Minn) and sophomore trailed Wilz in tackles with 68, recording 2.0 tackles for Romello Washington (Oaklawn, Ill) add depth to the loss. Vecchio proved to be opportunistic last season, snag- quarterback spot. ging his first collegiate interception and grabbing three At tight end, Blake Purdy (Jr, Mondovi) saw the most fumbles. action and caught one pass. “He has experience and is On the outside, Logan Peterson (Jr, Somerset) and athletic,” Birmingham said. Joining Purdy will be Nate Haydon Miller (Jr, Zimmerman, Minn) held down the spots. Mrdutt (Jr, Glenwood City) and Joe Smith (Jr, South St. Peterson had 29 tackles, 21 solo, with 2.0 tackles for a Paul, Minn), who alternated between offensive line and loss, one sack, his first collegiate interception and a fumble took some snaps at tight end. forced and a fumble recovery. Miller, who transferred to The Blue Devil rushing game may be in the same spot Stout before last season, finished with 52 tackles, four as the receiving game last year. Sophomores Josh Nitek tackles for loss, two sacks and two interceptions. Miller (Blair) and Nick Arguedas (Waterville, Minn) return as earned WIAC defensive athlete of the week honors after the only running backs who carried the ball last year. Nitek making eight tackles and getting an interception against tends to run with power, while Arguedas is a more side- California Lutheran. to-side runner. Nitek averaged 4.0 yards per carry, while On the inside, Wilz and Vecchio will be challenged by Arguedas averaged 4.6 yards. Gabe Hall (Jr, Cannon Falls, Minn) and an impressive group “I like what we have there,” Birmingham said. of freshmen. On the outside, Ted Mark (Jr, Beldenville), On the offensive line, the Blue Devils lost two-time all- Ryan Miller (Jr, Somerset), Dylan Larrabee (Fr, Zimmer- region tackle Caleb Adams to graduation, but return four man, Minn) and Nick Diaz (Fr, DeKalb, Ill) will be pushing starters. Peterson and Miller. In the middle, junior Bailey Roux (Rice Lake) returns after earning second team all-conference honors. The left side returns intact with seniors left guard Justin Herbst (Park Falls) and left tackle Thomas Roble (Carver, Minn). Honorable mention pick Alex Negoski (Jr, Evergreen Park, Ill) returns at right guard. Battling out at right tackle is senior Curtis Neu (West Bend) and Jacob Foss (Fr, Eden Prairie, Minn). Justin Schlangen (So, Ham Lake, Minn) provides depth at center and Tyler Nichols (Fr, Eau Claire) and Kevin Ruechel (Jr, Pulaski) provide depth at guard. The Blue Devils return experience across their defense as well, returning eight starters, including all-conference picks linebacker and co-captain Luke Wilz (Sr, Manawa), defensive lineman Aaron Wisecup (Sr, Monticello, Minn)
2019 UW-Stout Blue Devils and cornerback Kierre Rhodes (Sr, St. Paul, Minn). Aaron Wisecup Wisecup will be joined up front on the defensive line by started the final three games. Darius Huntley (Jr, Blue Is- seniors Dylan Peterson (Sr, Stratford), Mason Olson (Sr, land, Ill) saw action in seven games. Kyle Wilson (Fr, Eau Clear Lake) and Holden Timm (Sr, Hudson). Claire) and Cannon Griner (Fr, Mesa, Ariz), a converted Wisecup earned all-WIAC honorable mention honors last quarterback, will get their shots at cornerback. year after posting 59 tackles with a team-best 9.5 tackles A number of question marks for the Blue Devils will come for loss - 10th in the WIAC - and 3.5 sacks - 11th in the on special teams where Birmingham and his staff will have league. to replace an all-conference kicker, punter and long snapper. Scott Gustafson (So, Victoria, Minn) earned D3football. Two-time first team all-conference and All-American Drew com Team of the Week honors after blocking a extra-point- Pearson is gone after doing all of the place kicking the last attempt in overtime over Gustavus Adolphus College, giving three seasons. Punter Sean Magee transferred to Stout the Blue Devils a one point win. Olson, a transfer before for his senior year and stepped in last year and earned last season, finished 2018 with 28 tackles, 2.5 tackles all-conference honors. Clay Dziekan is gone after four for loss and a sack. Daniel Afolabi (So, Champlin, Minn) steady years as the team’s long snapper. Alec Benzinger played in the trenches in all 10 games. After switching from (Jr, Waukesha) has been with the Blue Devils the last two offense to defense, Beier saw limited action after an early years and could step in to take the place kicking duties. season injury. The punter and long-snapper spot are up for grabs. Injuries put an early end to free safety Jed Schlegel’s (Sr, Wide receiver Hamer last season earned conference Baldwin) season, but not before he earned WIAC defensive all-purpose back honors due to his return duties. As a player of the week and was selected to the D3football.com freshman, Hamer led the league in all-purpose yards, add- team of the week after recording 10 tackles, four solo, ing 475 kickoff receiving yards, averaging 19.0 yards per with two pass breakups and his second interception of the return. Heaven Hunt has returned kicks and punts for the season in a 26-20 win over UW-Eau Claire. Despite playing Blue Devils and McDonald has returned kicks. in only seven games, Schlegel was fourth on the team in The Blue Devils stay at home for their second game, total tackles with 65. Schlegel’s ball-hawking skills gave hosting Gustavus Adolphus College, Saturday, Sept. 14. him two interceptions and a fumble recovery. Following a trip to California Lutheran, Sept. 28, Stout Jacob Hummel (So, Prior Lake, Minn) and Jake Schmitt opens the conference season with a homecoming game (Sr, Woodstock, Ill) will look for time at free safety. against UW-Oshkosh, Oct. 5. At strong safety, Spencer Schmidt (Jr, Hudson), Mason Stout will be on the road for the following two weeks, Priebe (Fr, Menasha) and Jake Kopacz (Fr, Glenwood City) traveling to UW-La Crosse, Oct. 12, and UW-Platteville, Oct, will vie for the spot. Schmidt saw action in eight games 19. The Blue Devils host UW-Stevens Point for the annual last year. Military Appreciation Day, Oct. 26. The Blue Devils will close At cornerback, Kierre Rhodes earned all-WIAC honorable out the home schedule by hosting UW-River Falls, Nov. 2, mention honors after making 48 tackles, 31 of them solo, on Senior Day. The regular season will wrap-up with a pair broke up three passes and picked off a pair of passes. of road games, Nov. 9 at UW-Whitewater and Nov. 16 at Collin Tyrrell (Jr, Wauconda, Ill) played in nine games and UW-Eau Claire for the annual War-on-94 game.
The Blue Devils celebrate last season’s win over UW-Eau Claire, keeping the trophy in Menomonie. 2019 UW-Stout Blue Devils French coach works trenches with Blue Devils
UW-Stout head coach Clayt Birmingham on the 19U national team. Steeve Guersent American football program was conducted. has a background of bringing in European was also their coach. After graduating high “I wanted to learn the standard for play- coaches to Stout during preseason camp, school, Danès went to Paris Nanterre Uni- ing college football,” Danès said, “what to but it has been five years since a European versity while getting a degree in non-profit expect from student-athletes, and what the football coach has been in the Blue Devils’ administration. Danès started coaching in main differences were between American preseason camp. The last European coach- 2013 and helped out with the offensive line football and French football.” es at preseason camp were Dennis Svens- for the 16U and 19U teams. In 2015, he be- Danès said the main difference be- son and Steeve Guersent. That changed came the offensive coordinator. Danès was tween the two football programs were the this season when Quentin Danès arrived the head coach from 2016-2018. expectations coming from student-athletes. at the beginning of preseason camp in mid- Danès left the club in 2018 and now The lifting, studying the playbook, and August and has been observing the Stout is working at Pole France Revolution in watching film on their own was the differ- football coaching staff, taking in all of the Amiens. Danès also works alongside Steeve ence maker. information. The football coach from France Guersent. The team is an academy where “It’s been fun to see Quentin grow and has been given the opportunity to learn the team recruits all over France. Playing become more vocal through the last two from the Blue Devil coaching staff. 19U, the team plays all over Europe, not just weeks,” Birmingham said. “He’s starting to Quentin Danès is from Paris, France France. The academy is a better stepping feel comfortable around the team, is coach- and started playing football in 2008 when stone for the students. Once the students ing our guys more, and he’s having fun he was a freshman in high school. Danès graduate, they have the opportunity to play learning the game with the grind of our 12 played for a club team in France while in high in Canada or the United States. The team hour days. He will be missed and we thank school named Les Molosses d’Asnières in has approximately 20 players a year go over- him for his help.” Paris. In France, students do not play for seas to compete in football. “I got the opportunity to come over to their high school - they play for a club team During the time on Stout’s campus, Stout from the Academy and Guersent,” Da- where they have to pay a fee and have vol- Danès has mainly been working with the of- nès added. “I want to bring the experience unteer coaches. France has three different fensive line. He has been shadowing offen- back to the academy and I am grateful for leagues including 16U, 19U, and an Adult sive line coach Derek Branch, learning the the opportunity that Coach Guersent and league. offense through offensive coordinator Nick the Academy has given me.” Danès played football througout his Pesik, and assisting where he is needed. Danès continues to oversee his foot- high school career and played mostly at cen- “Quentin has been great,” head coach ball program while at Stout and wants to ter on the offensive line. Danès had the op- Birmingham said. ‘He has had the oppor- gain as much information as possible and portunity to play for the 19U French Nation- tunity to help coach our o-line that has a bring it back to the Academy. Danès wants al Team in the summer of 2012 in Austin, big group of 20 guys, so the more eyes we to bring back the drills he has learned, how Texas, where France placed fifth out of eight have on them, the more that group will be to run an offense, and most importantly the teams. Danès and former Blue Devil Enzo coached up.” culture. Rosani were teammates during their time Danès main focus was to see how an Danès returned home in late August. CELEBRATING THE GOOD IN THE GAME
he calendar has turned to 2019 and it is here – the year of the Work the staff at the College Football College Football 150th Anniversary! It will be a season for the 150th Anniversary has done will assist value, importance and good of college football to be celebrated and make it easier to amplify those Tacross the nation. messages.
For more than a year, the As the regular season commences, staff of the College Football there will be some ‘key dates’ to add 150th Anniversary has to your CFB150 calendar. The most worked on a celebration visible will be National Celebration plan for use by the various Week - from Thursday, October stakeholders in the sport – 31 until Saturday, November 9, from teams to conferences 2019. Each school will be asked to to bowls. The fi rst step was pay special focus to the initiative to create a logo for the event during this time. However, and CFB150 worked with recognizing 150 years of the SME, a Learfi eld Company, sport is no small task and schools in the design of its logo and will be encouraged to touch on branding campaign. facets at various other times throughout the 2019 season. CFB150 will be promoted up to its conclusion at the 2020 The metallic logo will be College Football Playoff National Championship in New Orleans. front and center during 2019. That will not be more evident than during the actual games, as nearly 900 teams display more than Along with the great work being done by the coaches and 200,000 jersey patches and helmet decals that will be aff ixed to administrators on campuses, the broadcast networks will also uniforms and helmets. At the FBS and shine a light on 150 years of the game. FCS levels, 100 percent of those Division ESPN will have hundreds of hours of I schools have placed orders for jersey programing with a year-long, multi- patches indicating they will participate. platform storytelling experience. Every school in the nation is scheduled CBS, FOX and NBC Sports will include to receive a supply of patches or decals – programming related to their specifi c all at no cost to the institution. coverage. Each network will use the CFB150 logo. On campus, schools are annually busy supporting their programs, including Every bowl game, along with the player and coaching needs, recruiting, College Football Playoff , has agreed to satisfying fans and alumni, maintaining showcase its own unique contributions digital platforms and much, much more. and traditions as part of the anniversary. This was at the forefront of the minds The CFB150 logo will be incorporated of CFB150 staff , which is why each where possible for display at the venues entity will have access to the CFB150 themselves, with special anniversary- Celebration Playbook. themed initiatives still being fi nalized. The College Football Hall of Fame will incorporate the CFB150 The Playbook, a toolkit with a variety of components, will provide logo into video and signage at a turnkey solution for implementation of the CFB150 campaign. its venue in Atlanta, while the Storytelling and imagery while focusing on the three pillars of anniversary patch will be worn on Education, staff attire. Leadership and Community Stakeholders involved in college should all be football have already seen some part of the eff ort. coverage throughout the CFB150 From Alabama digital platforms, including to Princeton its website (CFB150.org), to Rutgers to Facebook, Instagram and Twitter Wooster, each (@CFB150). We encourage you to campus will have check those often during 2019 for the ability to tell its the latest on the College Football own stories about 150th Anniversary! the good of the game.
Game Program Story - 12.2018.indd 1 12/6/2018 10:34:13 AM Head Coach Clayt Birmingham
Clayt Birmingham begins his 10th year as the Blue Devil head coach, taking over as head coach in 2010 after three years as the UW-Stout defensive coordinator. The 2018 team produced one of the most exciting wins in school history when they trav- eled to Gustavus Adolphus for the first time in more than 30 years. Trailing 17-3 in the fourth quarter, Stout came back to send the game into overtime and freshman Scott Gustafson blocked the Gusties overtime extra-point attempt to give Stout a 24-23 win. Offensive lineman Caleb Adams, running back Keyshawn Carpenter, kicker Drew Pearson and punter Shawn Magee were first team all-conference picks. The Blue Devils had 14 total selected to the all-conference teams. Adams earned second team all-region honors and academic all-district honors. The 2017 Blue Devils exploded onto the national scene with a 25-22 win over fourth-ranked St. Thomas in September. Stout vaulted to the D3football.com Top 25 poll and ranked as high as 22nd and moved into the AFCA Top 25 during the season. The Blue Devils’ defense lead the WIAC in rushing defense, passing defense, total defense and opponent third down conversions. Stout ranked nationally in the NCAA Division III, finishing 10th in red-zone defense and eighth in third down conver- sions allowed. Stout had three players named to the All-WIAC first team - Caleb Adams, Isaiah Hardy, and Josh Johnson - and Adams was an all-region selection at offensive line. In total, Stout had 13 players chosen as All-WIAC. The 2016 Blue Devils produced three All-WIAC selections in place kicker Drew Pearson, who was also the WIAC co-special teams player of the year, punter Clark Riedel and offensive lineman Kane’ala Atchison-Keolanui. Pearson had a breakout year, earning first team D3football.com and second team AFCA All-America honors. Pearson was one of the top kickers in the country, and was a finalist for the Fred Mitchell Award. Riedel and Atchison-Keolanui earned all-region honors. With a team seemingly at times held together with masking tape and glue, the Blue Devils’ offense put up some numbers in 2015 that hadn’t been seen for a while. Behind a healthy Hank Kujak at quarterback, the Blue Devils averaged 267.7 yards per contest through the air. Offensively, the Blue Devil averaged nearly 400 yards of total offense (396.9). Stout scored more than 30 points in five games. Kujak inked a contract to play professionally in Germany. Offensive lineman Kane’ala Atchison-Keolanui was a first team all-WIAC pick and earned all-region honors. Wide receiver Brian Alvarez and defensive back Collin Laursen were second team all-WIAC choices. Four players earned honorable mention honors. Collin Laursen was an academic all- region selection and was a National Football Foundation Honor Society selection. Injury played a huge part in the Blue Devils’ 2014 campaign, starting off with losing quarterback Hank Kujak in the first game and promising second year running back Adolfo Pacheco early in the season, along with a number of players on boths sides of the line. Senior Tanner Kuehn stepped into a full- time starting role in the offensive backfield along with his ever-presence in special team play. Kuehn earned first team all-WIAC honors as an all-purpose player. Garrett Peterson took over the quarterback role midway through the season and earned WIAC player of the week honors after a career-performance in a win over UW-River Falls. Linebacker Luke Bakkum, who led the league in tackles and tackles for loss and was second in sacks, and defensive lineman Jamie Rohrig earned all-district honors, Six Blue Devils were named to the all-WIAC team. Defensive back Tyler Naatz was a National Football Foundation Honor Society selection. The Blue Devils in 2013 had nine selections to the All-WIAC team. Offensive lineman Devon Greiber earned all-region honors. Greiber and fellow of- fensive lineman both played in post-season all-star games. Greiber was drafted by a professional indoor football league, but elected not to play. Tailback Adolfo Pacheco gained 965 rushing yards, the most by a freshman since the 2000 season, and the most by a true freshman in more than 40 years. Defensive lineman David Goebel was a National Football Foundation Honor Society selection. The Blue Devils in 2012 had seven selections to the All-WIAC team and running back Eric Brown rushed his way into the UW-Stout record book, finishing his two year career as the 15th leading rusher with 1391 yards. Birmingham has always stressed community involvement to his players, and the Blue Devils answered with hundreds of hours of community service to the Menomonie and Dunn County community. Tight end Josh Peterson wrapped up his career, and was a National Football Foundation Honor Society selection and also played in the annual Aztec Bowl. The Blue Devils highlighted the 2011 season with 10 selections to the All-WIAC team as Stout went 5-5 overall. The Blue Devils picked up their first win over UW-Stevens Point since the 2003 season when they knocked off the Pointers - Birmingham’s alma mater - 22-19 in Stevens Point. Four-year starting offensive lineman Tyler Butzler, an all-region selection, was in NFL camps in the spring. The squad also logged more than 680 hours of commu- nity service throughout the school year. The 2010 season saw UW-Stout go 6-4 overall and finish third in the WIAC. Eleven players earned all-conference honors and tight end Patrick Mengelkoch was an All-American as well as being named to the AFCA/Allstate Good Works Team. Birmingham had been with the Blue Devils for three seasons (2007, 2008, 2009) as the defensive coordinator. Birmingham took the Blue Devil defense from the eighth ranked defense in the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) to second in 2009. Of 235 NCAA Division III teams, Stout’s defense ranked 42nd in 2009. Birmingham, a former all-conference defensive back at UW-Stevens Point, has coached on the college level at Division I, II and III schools, as well as coached one summer professionally in Europe. In the summer of 2010, several members of the Blue Devil coaching staff traveled to the Scandanavian countries to conduct workshops. In the summer of 2008, Birmingham traveled to Europe with USA Football on a Coaching Instructional Tour to European youth. In the summer of 2007, Birmingham was a member of the coaching staff for the US National Football team that competed at the World Champi- onship of American Football in Japan and also was an assistant coach in the Aztec Bowl. Birmingham coached five seasons (2006, 2005, 2003, 2002, 2001) at Division II Emporia State in Kansas where he was the defensive coordinator and worked individually with the defensive line and defensive backs. Under Birmingham’s direction, the Hornets defense allowed only 284.7 yards per game in 2003. The Hornets’ defense ranked 17th nationally in 2003 and posted a record of 9-3, advancing to the NCAA Division II playoffs. Birmingham spent two seasons at NCAA Division I Western Michigan, as the defensive secondary coach in 2004 and as a graduate assistant defensive coach in 2000. The 2000 Broncos were 9-3 and won the West Division of the Mid-American Conference. His duties included coaching the defensive secondary, film breakdown and defensive quality control. In 1998-99, Birmingham was a graduate assistant receivers coach at Northern Michigan. He spent the summer of 1998 as the head coach of the Stockholm’s Swedish National Championship team in the European Federation of American Football, leading the team to an 11-3 record. Birmingham’s first coaching experience was at his alma mater UW-Stevens Point from 1996-97 where he coached the secondary and outside linebackers, including the Detroit Lions 1999 sixth round draft pick Clint Kriewaldt. A four year starter at Stevens Point, Birmingham was a two-time All-WIAC)defensive back at UW-Stevens Point (1995, 1994). In 1994, Birmingham was the WIAC interceptions co-leader. Birmingham is a native of Brussels, Wis., and a graduate of Southern Door High School. Birmingham was inducted into the Southern Door High School Hall of Fame in 2013. Birmingham and his wife, Terese, reside in Menomonie with their three daughters. 2019 UW-Stout Coaching Staff
Travis Destache - Defensive Coordinator, Linebackers Travis Destache begins his 13th year as a Blue Devil assistant in 2019, and begins his seventh year as defensive coordinator and will continue to work with the linebackers. The 2018 Blue Devils landed a pair of second team all-WIAC selections in linebacker Luke Wilz and defensive back Levi Wolf. Wolf was third in the league in tackles, while Wilz was sixth. Destache was selected by the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association (WFCA) as the 2017 WIAC assistant coach of the year after his Stout defense lead the WIAC in rushing defense, passing defense, total defense and opponent third down conversions. Stout ranked nationally in the NCAA Division III, finishing 10th in red-zone defense and eighth in third down conversions allowed. The Blue Devils also had four fourth down stops leading to their victory over fourth-ranked St. Thomas. Seven Stout defensive players earned All-WIAC honors and defensive lineman Troy Rudesill earned first team Academic All-District. Destache has worked with eight first team all-conference selections while at Stout and two of his defensive backs, Kendall Wade and Joe Seep, earned All-American awards and both played in post-season all-star games. In 2015, defensive back Collin Laursen earned second team all-WIAC honors, while linebacker Kyle Hoefft earned honorable mention honors. In 2014, defensive lineman Jamie Rohrig and linebacker Luke Bakkum earned second team all-conference honors, as well as all-district selection. Defensive lineman Alec Zoern and defensive back Tyler Naatz earned all-WIAC honor- able mention selection. Rohrig and Zoern participated in the Tazon de Estrellas, an all-star game. In 2013, Blue Devil defensive lineman Jamie Roh- rig earned second team All-WIAC honors. Linebacker Luke Bakkum was an honorable mention selections, as was defensive back Tyler Naats, who was named for the second consecutive year. Bakkum was second in the WIAC in total tackles, with 94, 50 solo. Linebacker David Lindell was fifth in the league and Naatz was 12th. Alec Zoern led all conference defensive linemen in tackles with 48. A two-time all-conference player and two-year team captain at Minnesota-Morris, Destache recorded 117 total tackles during the 2004 season. Destache received his master’s in Training & Development from UW-Stout. In the past, Destache has headed up the Blue Devils’ video filming and editing efforts and has been involved in the marketing aspects of the football program. Destache participated in the NCAA’s Future Coaches Academy. In 2012, Destache participated in the NCAA and NFL Coaches Academy. A native of Mahtomedi, Minn., Destache was born in Menomonie when his parents were UW-Stout students. Previous to serving fulltime in the athletic department and the physical education department, Destache was a counselor in the UW-Stout admissions office for several years. Destache is currently the Blue Devils’ compliance officer, beginning with the 2014-15 season. Destache resides in nearby Baldwin with his wife, Mari, and their son, Jayce.
Nick Pesik - Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks Nick Pesik begins his first season with the Blue Devils as the offensive coordinator with the 2019 season. Pesik (pronounced peh-schick) began his duties in March, 2019. Pesik came to UW-Stout from UW-Whitewater where he was the wide receivers coach for three seasons. In his first season at Whitewater, the Warhawks won the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championship and earned a berth to the quarterfinal round of the NCAA Playoffs. Junior wide receiver Marcus Hudson was selected first team All-WIAC after leading the team in receptions (52) and receiving yards (843) and tying for the team lead in receiving touchdowns (4). Hudson was named first team all-conference again as a senior in 2017, finishing his career ranked among the program’s all time leaders in receptions (145), yards (2,545) and touchdowns (21). Pesik came to the Warhawks after serving as wide receiv- ers coach for one season at UW-Eau Claire. He was an assistant coach at Division I Northern Illinois University from 2011-14. During his time at Northern Illinois, the Huskies claimed three Mid-American Conference championships and four MAC West Division titles and appeared in four bowl games, includ- ing the Orange Bowl during the 2012 campaign. Pesik coached three All-MAC wide receivers during his stint. Five receivers posted 500 yards or more in 2011, and NIU ranked sixth in total offense in 2013. Pesik earned his bachelor’s in exercise science and community recreation from Ripon College in 2011. He was a four-year member of and co-captain for the Ripon football team, and competed in rugby for two years.
Derek Branch - Offensive LIne Derek Branch begins his sixth year as a Blue Devil assistant coach in 2019, and his fourth as a full-time assistant. Branch, an All-American and all-WIAC offensive lineman for UW-Stout in 1999 and 2000, was an assistant coach for the Blue Devils from 2002-03. Branch will work with the offensive line for the third season. Branch was instrumental n the development of offensive lineman Caleb Adams, who was two-time first team all-WIAC selection and a D3football.com All-Region second team pick in 2018 and third team pick in 2017.. Center Bailey Roux earned second team all-WIAC honors in 2018 and lineman Alex Negoski was an honorable mention pick. During the 2017 season, junior offensive lineman Caleb Adams was a first team all-conference selection and a D3football.com All-Region third team selection. Branch returned to UW-Stout after a stint at Concordia University in St. Paul, Minn, where he joined the Bears’ coaching staff in 2007 season. In his time at Concordia, he spent his first six years working with the offensive line prior to being appointed to running backs and tight ends for the 2013 season. His tenure at Concordia was highlighted by coaching former All-America left tackle Tyler Hendrickson, a finalist for the Gene Upshaw Award who signed a free agent NFL contract with the Chicago Bears. In 2014 as running backs coach, the Golden Bears bruised opponents on the ground with five 200-plus yard rushing and a pair of 300-plus rushing performances along with the NSIC’s indi- vidual rushing title holder as Tre Spears carried the ball for 1,254 yards, the programs first league rushing title holder. He came to Concordia after serving as a key assistant on the coaching staff at Hamline University for the previous two seasons (2005-06). Branch began his stint with the Pipers serving as an assistant coaching the defensive line for his first season. He was promoted to offensive coordinator for the 2006 season where he implemented an offensive package. Branch received his bachelor of science degree in marketing and business education in 2004 from Stout where he was an All- America honorable mention offensive lineman in 1999 and 2000. As he finished his degree, Branch began his coaching career at UW-Stout as a student assistant. He accepted a graduate assistant position with The University of South Dakota where he earned a master of arts degree in 2006 in health, physical education and recreation. Branch, a native of New Brighton, Minn., and his wife, Shannon, have two sons, Max and Mason, and a daughter, Mila. Shannon teaches kindergarten at Wakanda Elementary School in Menomonie.
Jed Stutzman - Running Backs The 2019 season marks the seventh season for Jed Stutzman as an assistant coach for UW-Stout. In 2018, the Blue Devils had both running backs earn all-conference honors, with Keyshawn Carpenter getting a first team nod. After working with the offensive linemen during the 2013 season, Stutzman worked with the running backs in 2014 and 2015. A native of nearby Augusta, Stutzman is a graduate of Luther College where he played of- fensive guard for the Norse, receiving the program’s Norse Award. A social studies teacher, Stutzman began his coaching career at Hancock High School in Kiln, Miss., where he worked with the running backs from 2006-08. He was a graduate assistant at Southwest State University in Marshall, Minn., working with the running backs during the 2008 season. He has taught social studies at Eau Claire Memorial, starting with the 2010-11 school year. He was the offensive line coach at Eau Claire North during those three seasons.
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Mark Thomas - Outside Linebackers Mark Thomas returns to the Blue Devils as an assistant football coach and will work with the outside linebackers during the 2019 season. Thomas, who was the UW-Stout women’s basketball coach for 31 years, has been away from the Blue Devil football program for the last six years, but previously had coached 27 years with the football program, working on both sides of the ball at virtually every position. Thomas recently retired as the UW-Stout women’s basketball head coach, putting together a 472-346 overall record over 31 seasons. His 31 years as a Blue Devil head coach is the longest head coaching tenure in all of Stout’s more than 110 years of athletics history. Thomas led his basketball teams to 10 national appearances and was a six- time WIAC coach of the year. The Blue Devils won five conference titles under Thomas’ tutelage. In addition to coaching football and women’s basketball, Thomas has been an assistant coach with the baseball and softball programs.
Jeff Sullivan - Defensive Line After an absence of several years, Jeff Sullivan returned to the Blue Devil football coaching staff for the 2016 season and begins his fourth year during this stint with the 2019 season. Sullivan continues to work with the defensive line. Sullivan’s association with UW-Stout goes back to his undergraduate days when he was an assistant coach with the football team, working with the linebackers three seasons from 2003-05. Sullivan has also been an as- sistant baseball coach for the Blue Devils. After receiving his undergraduate degree from Stout in Technology Education, Sullivan taught and coached in the Reedsburg, Wis., school district in 2006 and 2007. Sullivan returned to the Menomonie school district where he taught technology education and coached from 2008-13. A native of Ripon, Wis., Sullivan coached at Ripon High School seven seasons before coming to Stout. Sullivan assisted with the Cadott High School football program in 2015. Sullivan received his masters degree from Stout in Technology Education and is a member of the first UW- Stout class to receive a Doctor of Education, Ed.D., receiving his doctorate in career and technical education in May 2016. Sullivan has been at Chippewa Valley Technical College (CVTC) in Eau Claire since 2013 and is currently the dean of Skilled Trades and Engineering. Sullivan resides in Menomonie with his wife, Erin Sullivan, the Blue Devils’ associate athletic director, and their two sons, Oliver and Lincoln.
Jake Schiff - Defensive Line With the 2019 season, Jake Schiff begins his fourth season as a coach for the Blue Devils, working with the defensive linemen. After a four-year career in the Blue Devils’ defensive backfield where he led the team in interceptions his senior season, Schiff was a student assistant coach during the 2014 and 2015 seasons, working with the defensive backs, primarily the cornerbacks. Schiff also worked with the Blue Devil running backs during the 2017 spring season. A UW-Stout Health, Wellness and Fitness graduate with minors in coaching and business administration, Schiff did a strength and condi- tioning internship with the Blue Devils in the spring of 2015. During that same time, Schiff worked with Menomonie High School athletics events, coor- dinating boys and girls hockey, wrestling and boys and girls basketball. Schiff, a native of Lakeside, Wis, was an assistant football coach at Northwestern High School during the 2017 season and was an assistant basketball coach at Northwestern. Schiff was also in charge of all strength and conditioning for football and basketball. Schiff was an account executive with Heartland Communications, working with advertisers in a five-county area. Schiff did play-by-play and color commentary for WNXR radio during the 2016-17 seasons for football and basketball. Schiff hosted “Friday Night Lights Scoreboard Report,” a show that presented high school scores from throughout Wisconsin, Minnesota and the upper peninsula of Michigan.
Wade Smethers - Wide Receivers With the 2019 season, Wade Smethers begins his second year as a Blue Devil assistant coach, and will work again with the wide receivers. In 2018, Smethers worked with a wide receiving corp where only one of the returning receivers had caught a collegiate varsity pass. By the end of the the sea- son, the young group was well indoctrinated into collegiate life. Three freshmen - Levy Hamer, Parker Fossum and Tyler Seymour - accounted for 1827 of Stout’s receiving yards and racked up 13 of the team’s receiving touchdowns. Hamer and Seymour both earned second team all-conference honors. Smethers was an assistant coach for three season at UW-River Falls, his alma mater, from 2015-17, where he worked with the running backs and wide receivers in 2015, and served as the co-coordinator for special teams in 2016 and 2017. During his time at River Falls, Smethers served as the program’s youth camps coordinator, as well as the video coordinator for a season. He was the school’s equipment co-coordinator. Smethers played both quarterback and tight end from 2010-14 for the Falcons. In a game against Stout in 2014, Smethers caught two passes for 57 yards and two touchdowns. A native of Cambridge, Minn., Smethers was a four-sport letterwinner at Cambridge-Isanti High School. Smethers received his bachelor’s degree from UW-River Falls in Health and Human Performance.
Clark Riedel, Thor Daley Clark Riedel begins his second year in 2019 as an assistant coach following a four-year career as a punter for the Blue Devils. During his first season as an assistant coach, Riedel saw two of his charges land on the all-WIAC first team, punter Shawn Magee and place kicker Drew Pearson. During his four-year stint, Riedel earned first team, second team and honorable mention all-WIAC honors. In 2016, Riedel earned all-district honors...... Thor Daley begins his second year as a Blue Devil assistant coach, working with the tight ends. Daley, a San Francisco, Calif., native came to the Blue Devils from Trine University in Indiana where he was an offensive lineman. Daley is pursuing his masters degree in education at UW-Stout.
Official Ball of the WIAC WIAC Football2018 2018 All-WIAC All Conference Team Team
First Team – Offense Second Team – Special Teams Name School Yr Pos Hometown (High School) Name School Yr Pos Hometown (High School) Steve Herra SP Sr TE Rockford, IL (Boylan) Victor Ponterio SP Fr PK Melrose, WI (Melrose-Mindoro) Caleb Adams Stout Sr OL Rochester, MN (Mayo) Connor Foley Platteville Sr P Cedar Rapids, Iowa (Xavier) Quinn Meinerz WW So OL Hartford, WI (Union) Sean Parker LX So P Portland, Ore. (Westview) Levi Ross RF Jr OL St. Francis, MN Jake Simuncak LX Jr RS South Milwaukee, WI Alex Wendorf Osh Sr OL Watertown, WI Andrew Rakers Platteville Jr STP Elm Grove, WI (Brookfield East) Nate Trewyn WW Sr C Janesville, WI (Milton) Cole Wilber WW Sr QB Mission Viejo, CA (Dana Hills) Honorable Mention – Offense Keyshawn Carpenter Stout Sr RB Evergreen Park, IL Sean Borgerding Stout Fr QB Spring Valley, WI Alex Peete WW So RB Ringwood, IL (Johnsburg) Ben Schramski LX Sr QB Lake City, MN (Lincoln) Trent Monson RF Sr WR Big Lake, MN Sam Altena RF Fr RB New Richmond, WI JT Parish WW So WR Cambridge, WI Rayshawn Graham Stout Jr RB Blue Island, IL (Eisenhower) Cole Spieker LX Jr WR Brainerd, MN Riley Kallas Osh Jr WR Winneconne, WI Dom Todarello Osh Sr APB Hartland, WI (Arrowhead) Mitch Overbeck SP Sr OL Brussels, WI (Southern Door) Alex Negoski Stout So OL Evergreen Park, IL (Brother Rice) First Team – Defense Ben Wolff EC Sr OL Fond du Lac, WI (Winnebago Lutheran) Charlie Brookshaw EC Sr DL Prescott, WI Nick Broadhurst Platteville Jr C Frankfort, IL (Lincoln Way North) Harry Henschler WW Sr DL Janesville, WI (Craig) Levy Hamer Stout Fr APB Chicago, IL (St. Laurence) Matt Kahn Osh Sr DL Vernon Hills, IL David O’Gorman WW Sr DL Watertown, WI Honorable Mention – Defense Derrick Jenning Osh Sr LB DeForest, WI Boyd Delebreau SP Sr DL Chilton, WI Bryce Leszczynski WW Sr LB Milwaukee, WI (Pius XI) Justin Hansen WW Jr DL Beloit, WI (Turner) Elijah McGeehan LX Sr LB St. Paul, MN (Tartan) Aaron Wisecup Stout Jr DL Monticello, MN Sam Romanski EC Jr LB Wausau, WI (East) Joey Leonard RF Sr LB Medford, WI Scott Skornicka Osh Sr LB Two Rivers, WI Victor Martinelli EC So LB Milton, WI Bailey Breunig WW Sr DB Prairie du Sac, WI (Sauk Prairie) Ben Mogilevsky Platteville Sr LB Madison, WI (LaFollette) Famus Hasty WW Sr DB Naperville, IL (Neuqua Valley) Rusty Murphy LX So LB Cudahy, WI AJ Plewa Osh Sr DB South Milwaukee, WI Max Praschak RF Jr LB Somerset, WI Cole Yoder Osh Sr DB Oshkosh, WI (West) Eric Siedenburg Platteville So LB Johnston, Iowa Alex Zacharias WW Sr LB Stoughton, WI First Team – Special Teams Mitch Dienger RF Sr DB La Crosse, WI (Holmen) Drew Pearson Stout Sr PK Wausau, WI (West) OJ James SP So DB Milwaukee, WI (Wis. Lutheran) Shawn Magee Stout Sr P Rice Lake, WI Omarri Johnson SP Sr DB Milwaukee, WI (Riverside) Christian Almonte SP Sr RS Menomonee Falls, WI Kierre Rhodes Stout Jr DB St. Paul, MN (Johnson) Justin Prostinak WW Jr STP Milwaukee, WI (Lake Country Lutheran) Sam Shafer SP Jr DB Prescott, WI (RF)
Second Team – Offense Honorable Mention – Special Teams Tyler Seymour Stout Fr TE Duluth, MN (East) Wojciech Gasienica WW So PK Norridge, IL (Ridgewood) Connor Berry LX Fr OL Marshfield, WI Turner Geisthardt Osh Sr P Omro, WI (Oshkosh North) Jalen Burks SP Jr OL Milwaukee, WI (Riverside) Owen Schommer RF Sr P Hager City, WI (Prescott) Kyle Gannon WW So OL Waukesha, WI (West) Josh Ringelberg WW Jr RS Greendale, WI Matthew Saager WW Jr OL Lodi, WI Cole Spieker LX Jr STP Brainerd, MN Hank Westemeyer Platteville Jr OL Johnston, Iowa Bailey Roux Stout So C Rice Lake, WI All-Sportsmanship Team Ben Beckman RF Jr QB Blaine, MN Jason Dilly Stout Sr LB Andover, MN Brian Kulaga EC Sr RB Riverside, IL (Riverside-Brookfield) Brad Goetsch EC So PK/P Schofield, WI (D.C. Everest) Sean Studer Platteville Sr RB Manhattan, IL (Lincoln Way Central) Dalton Heckel WW Sr DL Silver Lake, WI (Wilmot Union) Christian Almonte SP Sr WR Menomonee Falls, WI Donovan Nathaniel Platteville Sr DL Milwaukee, WI (Rufus King) Levy Hamer Stout Fr WR Chicago, IL (St. Laurence) Noah Pulsifer SP Sr RB Elm Grove, WI (Brookfield East) Alex Herink RF Jr WR Hudson, WI Bradley Schultz LX Sr C Altura, MN (Plainview-Elgin-Millville) Tim Jansen Platteville Sr WR Pingree Grove, IL (Hampshire) Nick Welter RF Sr DL Janesville, WI (Craig) Ryan Wisniewski WW So APB Sparta, WI Jason Wright Osh Sr OL Lake in the Hills, IL (Huntley)
Second Team – Defense Offensive Player of the Year: Cole Wilber of Whitewater Clay Becker Platteville Sr DL Monticello, IL Defensive Player of the Year: Harry Henschler of Whitewater Jordan Brand WW Jr DL Chicago, IL (St. Rita) Special Teams Player of the Year: Christian Almonte of Stevens Point Ryan Flathers LX Jr DL Lewiston, MN (Lewiston-Altura) George Chryst Coach of the Year: Kevin Bullis of Whitewater Zachary Zillmer LX Jr DL Black River Falls, WI Max Sparger Scholar-Athletes: Caleb Adams of Stout/Turner Geisthardt of Oshkosh Jacob Erbs WW Jr LB Reedsburg, WI Ryan Strick SP Sr LB Naperville, IL (Waubonsie Valley) Luke Wilz Stout Jr LB Manawa, WI Colton Nieman LX Sr DB Vesper, WI (Wis. Rapids Lincoln) Garrett Purdy WW Jr DB Naperville, IL (Central) Tyler Reinhardt Platteville Jr DB Slinger, WI Nate Tranel WW Jr DB Lancaster, WI Levi Wolf Stout Sr DB Elmwood, WI
2018 WIAC Football Athletes of the Week Week of: Offensive Defensive Special Teams Aug. 27-Sept. 2 Bo Babich, Platteville Derrick Jennings, Oshkosh Antonio-Jose Ramos, Platteville Sept. 3-9 Ben Schramski, La Crosse Harry Henschler, Whitewater Brad Goetsch, Eau Claire Sept. 10-16 Kyle Radavich, Oshkosh Omarri Johnson, Stevens Point Owen Schommer, River Falls Sept. 17-23 Rayshawn Graham, Stout Haydon Miller, Stout Mike Pratl, Platteville Sept. 24-30 Kyle Radavich, Oshkosh Jed Schlegel, Stout Connor Foley, Platteville Oct. 1-7 Ben Beckman, River Falls Ryan Flathers, La Crosse Victor Ponterio, Stevens Point Oct. 8-14 Ben Schramski, La Crosse Taylor Ripplinger, Oshkosh Christian Almonte, Stevens Point Oct. 15-21 Keyshawn Carpenter, Stout Carmelo Rosado, Eau Claire Christan Almonte, Stevens Point Oct. 22-28 Alex Peete, Whitewater Sam Shafter, Stevens Point Victor Ponterio, Stevens Point Oct. 29-Nov. 4 Cole Wilber, Whitewater Charlie Bradshaw, Eau Claire Shawn Magee, Stout Nov. 5-11 Max Herro, Stevens Point Harry Henschler, Whitewater Boy Delebreau, Stevens Point
Blue Devils Thru the Years
1911 Club Sport, (1-1) 1946 Ray C. Johnson, (2-2-2) @River Falls L 6-21 River Falls Normal L 13-11 @Carleton L 6-20 @Platteville L 14-19 La Crosse Business W 30-2 @River Falls L 0-20 St.Cloud State L 7-33 @La Crosse T 6-6 1912 Earl Quigley, (3-1) Superior T 13-13 1955 Jack Wink, (2-5-1) Chip. Falls HS W 26-13 @Moorhead St. W 15-12 Winona State W 13-0 @Eau Claire W 6-0 Eau Claire W 7-6 @Superior T 6-6 River Falls W 24-7 La Crosse L 6-46 Hamline L 7-25 1947 Ray C. Johnson, (1-5-2) @Eau Claire L 19-26 @Winona State T 7-7 River Falls L 12-27 1913 Earl Quigley, (3-3) Platteville T 7-7 Platteville L 12-13 Eau Claire L 7-13 River Falls L 0-20 @St. Cloud St. L 7-36 @Hamline L 0-41 @Eau Claire W 7-0 @Northland W 27-19 @River Falls W 17-13 @Oshkosh L 12-19 Stevens Point W 24-6 La Crosse L 6-7 1956 Joe Gerlach, (1-7) @LaCrosse L 3-12 @Superior L 7-32 Winona State L 13-26 Minn. Aggies W 7-0 Moorhead St. L 0-7 @Eau Claire L 12-18 River Falls L 12-41 1914 Earl Quigley, (1-4) 1948 Tony Storti, (2-4-1) @La Crosse L 0-44 River Falls L 0-7 @Eau Claire L 0-6 @Whitewater L 7-34 @Minn. Aggies L 0-19 1921 Blue Devils River Falls L 7-26 Superior L 6-24 LaCrosse W 6-0 @Whitewater W 21-20 Northland W 13-12 Hamline L 0-6 La Crosse L 6-13 @Loras College L 14-45 @Stevens Point L 0-12 1926 George (Bud) Miller, (2-4-1) 1935 W. Crawford, (1-6) Oshkosh W 18-6 @St.Mary’s L 0-7 Macalester L 0-26 @Stevens Point T 19-19 1957 Joe Gerlach, (3-4-1) 1915 Parks Bailey, (0-4) Winona State W 13-0 @Platteville L 7-25 Michigan Tech. L 6-13 @Winona State W 20-13 @Hamline L 0-7 La Crosse L 0-7 @La Crosse L 0-25 Eau Claire W 20-0 Carleton L 0-74 River Falls L 6-21 Winona State W 6-0 1949 Tony Storti, (6-2) @River Falls L 6-20 River Falls L 0-19 Fort Snelling W 13-3 @River Falls L 0-19 Won Conference Title La Crosse L 6-30 Hamline L 0-0 @Superior L 6-19 Superior L 0-8 Mankato State W 28-27 Whitewater T 0-0 @Eau Claire T 0-0 Eau Claire L 0-23 Eau Claire L 6-7 @Superior L 12-20 1916 Parks Bailey, (1-3) @River Falls L 7-12 @Northland W 8-0 @Carleton L 0-83 1927 George (Bud) Miller, (3-3) 1936 W. Crawford, (0-5-1) Whitewater W 7-6 Loras College L 0-31 @Hamline L 0-22 @Winona State W 12-6 Platteville L 6-20 @La Crosse W 27-19 River Falls L 7-20 @La Crosse L 6-31 La Crosse T 0-0 Superior W 35-19 1958 Bob Bostwick, (1-7) Minn. Aggies W 14-0 @Fort Snelling W 25-0 @Winona State L 0-6 @Oshkosh W 14-0 Winona State L 12-20 @River Falls L 0-19 @Eau Claire L 6-22 @Upper Iowa W 14-13 @St. Cloud State L 12-24 1917 Student coaches, (2-2) Superior L 6-21 River Falls L 6-26 @Eau Claire L 6-27 Joined Wisconsin Normal School Confer- Eau Claire W 8-0 @Superior L 0-32 1950 Tony Storti, (5-2-1) @UW-Milwaukee L 0-41 ence @Mankato State W 20-6 River Falls L 13-32 @Superior W 7-0 1928 S.E. Paulus, (2-5-1) 1937 W. Crawford, (0-6-1) Eau Claire W 21-0 @La Crosse L 0-40 Stevens Point L 12-21 St. Paul Luther W 26-0 @St. Olaf L 0-27 @UW-Milwaukee T 6-6 Superior W 14-0 Eau Claire W 49-0 La Crosse T 6-6 Stevens Point L 0-7 Platteville W 27-6 Oshkosh L 14-35 @River Falls L 0-46 @Fort Snelling L 7-13 Northland L 7-12 @La Crosse L 18-33 River Falls L 0-12 Superior L 0-26 River Falls W 44-13 1959 Bob Bostwick, (2-5-1) 1918 Stevens Point L 7-25 @La Crosse L 6-25 @Superior L 28-33 @Winona State W 20-7 No Team @Superior L 12-70 Eau Claire T 6-6 Upper Iowa W 54-7 St. Cloud State W 13-7 @Eau Claire W 14-13 @River Falls L 0-20 Eau Claire T 13-13 1919 George (Bud) Miller, (2-3) @Whitewater L 0-40 1951 Tony Storti, (7-1) UW-Milwaukee L 12-13 Menomonie H.S. W 39-0 1938 Ray C. Johnson, (0-5-2) @St Olaf W 19-13 @River Falls L 7-40 Alumni 1929 S.E. Paulus, (0-5-1) @Carleton T 0-0 Northland W 64-6 La Crosse L 0-50 @Stevens Point L 6-12 Winona State L 0-12 @Stevens Point L 0-7 @Eau Claire W 34-7 @Superior L 0-9 @St. Mary’s W 13-0 @Gustavus Adol. L 0-51 River Falls L 6-20 UW-Milwaukee W 19-0 @Oshkosh L 0-7 River Falls L 7-18 @La Crosse L 0-25 @Superior L 6-31 @Platteville W 25-6 @Eau Claire L 0-3 @River Falls L 0-21 @Eau Claire L 0-16 La Crosse L 7-14 1960 Bob Bostwick, (4-4) Superior L 8-45 La Crosse L 0-15 @River Falls W 39-0 Winona State L 0-13 1920 George (Bud) Miller, (1-2-1) Eau Claire T 0-0 U.M.-Duluth T 0-0 Superior W 53-0 @St. Cloud St. L 20-21 Hamline L 3-20 @La Crosse W 7-6 Macalester T 0-0 1930 Earl Burbridge, (1-6) 1939 Ray C. Johnson, (1-5-1) 1952 Jack Wink, (3-5) Superior W 17-7 @Carleton L 7-9 @Winona State L 6-26 @Stevens Point L 6-7 @Winona State L 6-6 Stevens Point W 26-13 St. Mary’s W 13-0 @Macalester L 0-31 Gustavus Adol. L 0-39 Great Lakes NS W 7-2 @Platteville W 32-21 Stevens Point L 0-6 Winona State L 7-24 River Falls L 0-21 River Falls L 6-13 1921 George (Bud) Miller, (5-0-2) @Fort Snelling W 26-7 @River Falls L 14-18 @La Crosse L 6-14 @Eau Claire L 13-19 Won Conference Title River Falls L 2-12 Superior T 0-0 @Stevens Point L 0-27 @ Eau Claire W 27-0 @Eau Claire L 13-24 Eau Claire W 19-6 Eau Claire W 25-0 1961 Bob Bostwick, (3-4-1) @Macalester T 0-0 La Crosse L 0-24 @La Crosse L 7-32 @Superior W 36-33 @Winona State L 0-12 Winona State W 31-0 St.Cloud State L 6-19 St. Cloud State W 19-6 @River Falls W 14-7 1931 Earl Burbridge, (2-6) 1940 Ray C. Johnson, (1-5-1) La Crosse L 0-3 Dunwoody Inst. W 37-0 @Winona State L 0-13 Stevens Point L 0-20 1953 Jack Wink, (1-7) @Superior T 0-0 Superior W 13-12 Mankato State W 7-0 @Gustavus Adol. L 0-37 @Great Lakes NS L 0-55 @Stevens Point L 7-14 @St.Mary’s T 7-7 @Macalester L 6-20 Mankato State W 6-0 Winona State L 0-19 Platteville W 19-14 @La Crosse L 0-25 La Crosse L 0-19 @River Falls L 0-22 @River Falls L 6-19 1922 George (Bud) Miller, (1-3) St. Paul Luther W 26-0 River Falls L 0-9 La Crosse L 0-46 Eau Claire W 18-6 @Hamline W 9-0 Superior L 0-32 @Superior L 3-25 Stevens Point L 6-27 Stevens Point L 0-10 @River Falls L 0-33 @Eau Claire T 0-0 @Eau Claire L 13-19 1962 Bob Bostwick, (2-5-1) River Falls L 0-3 Eau Claire L 0-14 Superior L 7-19 Mankato State W 7-6 @Superior L 0-26 1941 Ray C. Johnson, (5-2) @St. Cloud State W 19-7 @La Crosse L 6-7 1932 Earl Burbridge, (0-5-1) Won Conference Title Superior T 14-14 1923 George (Bud) Miller, (1-5-1) @Mankato State T 0-0 Hamline L 0-8 1954 Jack Wink, (2-5-1) @Whitewater L 14-27 Macalester L 0-14 River Falls L 6-9 @Mankato State W 7-0 Northland W 27-6 @Eau Claire L 9-13 Fort Snelling W 49-0 @Superior L 6-27 Eau Claire W 39-0 @Winona State L 6-18 River Falls L 0-6 @Stevens Point T 0-0 @Eau Claire L 0-12 @La Crosse L 6-20 Superior W 27-0 Oshkosh W 33-13 @River Falls L 0-22 La Crosse L 7-33 Augsburg W 26-0 @La Crosse T 20-20 St.Cloud State L 12-21 St. John’s L 6-12 @Stevens Point L 0-6 @River Falls W 21-6 Eau Claire L 7-27 Superior L 0-39 Superior W 12-6 St. Mary’s L 7-34 1933 Earl Burbridge, (3-3) Winona State W 6-0 1942 Ray C. Johnson, (3-2) 1924 George (Bud) Miller, (3-3-1) @St. Mary’s L 0-7 Mankato State W 20-0 Fort Snelling W 3-0 @River Falls L 6-13 @Superior L 6-7 @Macalester W 3-2 Superior W 8-6 @Eau Claire W 36-13 Winona State L 0-3 Eau Claire W 20-13 La Crosse L 6-14 Stevens Point W 7-0 @La Crosse L 7-21 River Falls W 26-0 River Falls L 10-13 @Superior L 0-27 1934 Earl Burbridge, (0-6) 1943 & 1944 @St. Mary’s T 0-0 St. Mary’s L 0-27 No Team @Northland L 14-20 1925 George (Bud) Miller, (1-4-1) River Falls L 0-26 1945 Ray C. Johnson, (2-3) St.Mary’s L 0-43 @Superior L 0-20 Augsburg W 24-0 @Winona State L 6-7 @Eau Claire L 0-12 @Eau Claire W 7-6 @La Crosse T 0-0 La Crosse L 0-19 @Superior L 0-20 @ River Falls L 0-3 River Falls L 6-14 Superior W 6-0 Eau Claire L 0-6 Eau Claire L 7-28 1941 Blue Devils Blue Devils Thru the Years
1965 Blue Devils 1963 Max Sparger, (2-5-1) @Oshkosh L 0-35 Eau Claire L 29-42 La Crosse L 6-28 La Crosse W 10-0 @Stevens Point L 0-32 Platteville L 14-35 La Crosse L 8-52 @Stevens Point L 0-31 @Stevens Point L 7-24 La Crosse W 20-7 La Crosse L 3-24 Winona St. W 21-7 Bemidji St. L 0-7 St. Norbert W 27-6 @Superior L 0-12 @Stevens Point L 13-41 @Oshkosh L 10-20 Eau Claire W 38-25 Eau Claire L 0-31 Whitewater L 0-35 Eau Claire L 12-27 Platteville L 2-67 @River Falls L 0-3 @River Falls W 16-7 Eau Claire L 2-12 @River Falls W 28-7 @River Falls W 12-6 1972 Sten Pierce, (2-8, 2-6) 1976 Sten Pierce, (3-6, 2-6) 1982 Bob Kamish, (8-3, 5-3) @Oshkosh T 6-6 1968 Max Sparger, (3-6-1, 2-5-1) @St. Norbert L 0-20 Winona St. W 15-14 Augustana W 10-8 St. Cloud State L 7-14 @Winona State W 14-13 River Falls L 0-28 @Superior W 37-21 @Gustavus Adol. W 14-0 @Superior W 28-0 Whitewater L 0-56 Whitewater W 13-6 @Superior W 20-17 1964 Max Sparger, (3-6) Whitewater L 0-20 @Superior L 0-28 Oshkosh L 0-10 Whitewater W 27-24 @Winona State L 6-8 Oshkosh L 27-38 Stevens Point W 24-15 @Platteville L 7-10 Oshkosh W 23-15 Stevens Point W 19-7 @Platteville L 7-19 @Eau Claire L 0-17 @La Crosse L 7-23 @Platteville W 13-6 @Eau Claire L 20-51 @La Crosse L 17-21 @La Crosse L 6-37 Stevens Point L 20-45 @La Crosse L 9-17 @Milton W 19-0 Stevens Point L 14-20 @Winona St. L 17-19 Stout Alumni W 25-18 Stevens Point W 35-28 River Falls L 6-14 @Lakeland L 16-30 Oshkosh L 10-37 @Eau Claire L 16-48 Valley City W 21-7 @La Crosse L 20-23 @Eau Claire T 13-13 @Platteville W 14-8 River Falls L 13-59 @Eau Claire L 21-24 Superior W 19-14 River Falls W 8-0 @River Falls L 7-16 Oshkosh L 14-26 1973 Sten Pierce, (1-9, 1-7) 1977 Lyle Eidsness, (2-8, 2-6) @Whitewater L 19-23 1969 Max Sparger, (3-6, 3-5) Hamline L 3-19 @Winona Sate L 6-21 1983 Bob Kamish, (2-9, 2-6) Superior W 14-7 @Superior W 13-10 @River Falls W 21-18 @U of Dayton L 7-10 1965 Max Sparger, (7-1-1, 6-0) @Whitewater L 13-26 @Oshkosh L 13-17 @Whitewater L 0-30 Gustavus L 6-13 Won Conference Title @Oshkosh W 13-0 Eau Claire L 12-23 Superior L 7-30 @River Falls L 0-31 Winona State L 6-19 Platteville L 9-44 @Whitewater L 16-35 @Stevens Point L 0-36 @Whitewater L 3-28 @Mankato State T 6-6 La Crosse L 10-19 @Stevens Point L 6-33 Eau Claire W 14-10 Superior W 14-7 Eau Claire W 16-14 @Stevens Point L 7-13 Platteville L 18-55 La Crosse L 6-13 @Stevens Point L 6-30 @Northwestern W 14-13 Lakeland L 12-14 Winona L 34-64 Mankato State L 7-37 Eau Claire L 20-28 @River Falls W 12-10 Eau Claire L 7-14 @River Falls L 6-9 @Oshkosh L 21-22 La Crosse L 6-17 La Crosse W 26-19 @River Falls W‘ 15-6 La Crosse L 34-41 Platteville L 7-21 @Valley City L 8-15 @Superior W 10-0 @Oshkosh W 24-21 @Oshkosh W 13-7 1970 Sten Pierce, (3-7, 2-6) 1974 Sten Pierce, (3-7, 1-7) 1978 Lyle Eidsness, (7-3, 5-3) Platteville L 13-21 Whitewater W 21-9 Lakeland L 7-14 Hamline W 9-7 Winona State W 23-0 @Superior L 20-32 @Superior W 14-9 River Falls W 16-7 1984 Bob Kamish, (2-9, 1-7) 1966 Max Sparger, (3-6, 2-6) Whitewater L 7-28 Oshkosh L 13-31 Whitewater L 10-31 @S. Dakota State L 13-27 @Winona State W 14-12 Oshkosh L 12-20 @Eau Claire L 14-16 @Superior W 26-21 River Falls L 16-17 @Superior W 23-14 @Platteville L 6-70 Whitewater L 0-67 Stevens Point W 30-7 Whitewater L 3-23 Whitewater L 20-48 @La Crosse L 14-16 Stevens Point L 13-34 @Eau Claire L 3-20 @Superior W 27-7 Oshkosh W 14-13 Stevens Point W 9-7 @Platteville L 16-34 @ La Crosse L 7-30 Stevens Point L 7-23 @Platteville L 21-28 @Winona St. W 14-0 @Bemidji St. W 20-16 @ U.M.-Duluth W 21-2 @Eau Claire L 26-31 @La Crosse L 7-16 @Eau Claire L 12-29 River Falls L 3-28 Oshkosh W 22-13 @La Crosse L 0-37 Stevens Point L 20-21 River Falls W 25-20 @La Crosse L 7-48 @Platteville W 33-0 @Portland State L 3-28 @Eau Claire L 10-14 Oshkosh L 15-25 River Falls L 7-28 1971 Sten Pierce, (5-5, 2-6) 1975 Sten Pierce, (3-7, 3-5) 1979 Lyle Eidsness, (6-4, 4-4) @Platteville L 14-22 @Lakeland W 14-6 @Winona St. L 9-35 @Winona State W 27-0 Northern St SD* W 24-23 1967 Max Sparger, (1-8, 1-7) @River Falls W 6-3 Superior W 10-6 Superior W 17-7 *at Metrodome Winona State L 21-26 @Whitewater L 2-40 @Whitewater L 8-28 @Oshkosh L 2-3 Superior L 21-27 Superior L 7-10 @Oshkosh L 20-23 Eau Claire W 23-0 1985 Bob Kamish, (3-7-1, 2-6) @Whitewater L 6-18 @Stevens Point W 21-7 Platteville W 13-12 @Whitewater L 7-21 Grand Valley MI W 23-7 @Stevens Point L 33-34 @Moorhead St L 14-44 Platteville W 22-12 Superior L 0-16 U.M. -Duluth W 13-0 @Oshkosh W 14-7 @River Falls W 7-3 Eau Claire L 0-24 La Crosse L 21-42 @Whitewater W 7-0 @Stevens Point L 14-17 1980 Bob Kamish, (6-4, 5-3) Platteville L 3-20 Winona State W 27-0 @Loras College T 7-7 @Superior W 21-0 @River Falls L 9-27 Oshkosh W 6-0 La Crosse L 3-10 @Eau Claire W 13-7 Whitewater L 7-24 1986 Rich Lawrence, (2-8-1, 2-5-1) Stevens Point W 35-21 @Grand Valley L 0-35 @Platteville L 3-14 Moorhead State L 7-9 @St. Norbert L 0-21 @Superior W 35-6 River Falls W 30-8 Oshkosh W 17-7 @La Crosse L 7-10 @Eau Claire L 0-28 Whitewater T 7-7 1981 Bob Kamish, (7-4, 5-3) Stevens Point L 24-48 @Augustana L 6-16 @Platteville L 21-36 @Mankato State W 20-14 @St. Ambrose L 14-21 Superior W 50-14 River Falls L 17-31 @Whitewater W 33-20 @La Crosse L 21-29 @Oshkosh L 14-21 1949 Blue Devils Platteville W 21-7 Blue Devils Thru the Years
1987 Rich Lawrence, (6-5, 5-3) Whitewater L 35-48 Moorhead State L 21-23 @ Eau Claire W 20-15 Superior W 29-27 @ La Crosse L 0-56 Whitewater L 22-38 Platteville L 9-16 Oshkosh W 14-10 @ Oshkosh L 7-28 Platteville L 28-31 La Crosse W 41-35 1996 Ed Meierkort (4-6, 1-6) Stevens Point W* 2-0 Stevens Point L 28-0 St. Ambrose L 18-21 @Bemidji State W 28-13 Eau Claire W 24-21 Northern State W 25-23 River Falls L 28-38 @River Falls L 45-2 Bemidji State W 45-6 @Whitewater L 44-15 *forfeit Eau Claire L 28-24 La Crosse L 21-12 1988 Rich Lawrence, (2-8, 1-7) @Platteville W 31-27 Moorhead State W 31-29 Oshkosh L 12-7 @Superior W 24-12 Winona State* W 50-43, ot Whitewater L 0-31 *at Metrodome Oshkosh L 38-42 @Platteville L 24-31 1997 Ed Meierkort [6-4, 5-2] @La Crosse L 34-36 Bemidji State W 43-6 Stevens Point L 23-41 @ Northern State L 17-27 @Dayton L 13-40 @ LaCrosse W 28-21 @Eau Claire L 28-39 @ Eau Claire L 38-45 River Falls L 23-24 River Falls W 42-34 Whitewater L 14-35 1989 RIch Lawrence, (3-7, 2-6) @ Oshkosh W 48-37 Mt. Senario W 24-6 @ Stevens Point W 25-22 @River Falls L 25-27 Platteville W 49-21 @Whitewater L 11-23 Moorhead State* L 21-30 Superior W 34-21 *at Metrodome @Stevens Point L 24-42 Eau Claire L 26-41 1998 Ed Meierkort (5-5, 3-4) La Crosse L 12-35 @So. Dakota St L 13-56 @N. Michigan L 22-43 UM-Morris W 50-12 2000 Blue Devils @Oshkosh W 52-42 St. Ambrose W 27-22 Platteville L 33-42 La Crosse L 38-58 @LaCrosse L 47-33 River Falls W 13-12, ot Eau Claire W 35-7 2015 Clayt Birmingham (3-7, 2-5) 1990 Rich Lawrence, (4-6, 3-5) @Eau Claire W 43-36 @Stevens Point L 7-6 @River Falls L 36-48 Platteville W 42-14 Whitewater L 38-3 Bethel University L 35-20 Mt. Senario W 37-13 Oshkosh W 35-24 @Eau Claire W 36-15 @Loras W 52-42 River Falls W 20-19 @Whitewater L 43-45 2004 Todd Strop (5-4, 4-3) @La Crosse W 35-28 Wartburg L 41-33 Whitewater L 6-9 Stevens Point L 34-62 @DePauw W 23-0 Platteville W 43-10 Oshkosh L 69-14 @Superior W 22-20 @Platteville W 48-12 Oshkosh W 49-17 @Oshkosh W 27-24 @La Crosse L 28-21 Stevens Point W 25-15 1999 Ed Meierkort (2-8, 1-6) @Waldorf W 65-7 @Eau Claire W 45-12 @Eau Claire L 11-35 @Whitewater L 46-17 2010 Clayt Birmingham (6-4, 4-3) River Falls L 54-48 @La Crosse L 6-33 UM-Morris W 48-27 Stevens Point L 23-7 @Black Hills State L 14-13, ot @Platteville L 43-10 St. Ambrose L 14-3 @St. Ambrose L 28-34, OT @River Falls L 28-10 Jamestown W 27-24 Stevens Point W 34-31 Oshkosh L 21-6 @Stevens Point L 20-24 La Crosse W 31-21 Eureka College W 63-0 @Whitewater L 63-14 @Platteville L 44-7 River Falls L 0-47 Eau Claire W 36-21 @River Falls W 24-7 @Eau Claire W 22-20 2016 Clayt Birmingham (3-7, 1-6) 1991 RIch Lawrence, (5-5, 3-5) @Platteville L 23-13 @Whitewater L 30-7 @La Crosse L 14-42 Stevens Point L 27-21 Simpson W 45-30 Mt. Senario W 36-0 Platteville L 9-14 2005 Todd Strop (6-4, 3-4) Eau Claire W 37-28 @St. Thomas L 57-17 Superior W 17-0 @Oshkosh L 17-27 Upper Iowa W 49-14 La Crosse L 29-28 @Mayville State W 23-13 @Oshkosh L 11-24 Whitewater L 14-21 Platteville W 24-16 @Platteville W 28-23 @Oshkosh L 45-17 Eau Claire W 40-20 Southwest State* L 23-43 @Springfield W 24-7 Oshkosh W 28-14 La Crosse L 42-6 @Whitewater L 18-21 * at Metrodome Waldorf W 44-3 Eau Claire W 30-7 @Stevens Point L 0-37 2011 Clayt Birmingham (5-5, 3-4) 2000 Ed Meierkort (10-1, 7-0) @Oshkosh L 34-27 @River Falls L 50-28 Platteville W 15-8 @Eau Claire L 17-9 Black Hills State W 19-7 Platteville L 55-27 @St. Ambrose W 20-19 @Lakeland W 34-6 River Falls W 38-6 @Jamestown W 20-17 @Stevens Point L 35-28 La Crosse L 15-37 @Franklin W 47-3 @La Crosse W 24-6 Oshkosh (nc) L 56-10 Whitewater L 34-16 @River Falls L 7-45 Stevens Point W 16-8 Whitewater L 32-10 Eau Claire L 24-10 @River Falls W 34-13 2017 Clayt Birmingham (5-4, 3-4) 1992 Rich Lawrence, (2-7, 1-6) @Stevens Point L 38-26 @Stevens Point W 22-19 Eau Claire W 17-14 @Whitewater L 42-21 Simpson W 17-0 @ Mayville State W 21-14 La Crosse W 27-23 2006 Todd Strop (3-7, 1-6) La Crosse W 10-0 St. Thomas W 25-22 Oshkosh W 31-25 @Platteville W 43-35 William Penn W 25-18 @River Falls W 16-10 @Platteville L 34-27 @ Eau Claire L 14-23 Oshkosh W 37-21 @Upper Iowa W 36-34 Platteville L 27-17 @Whitewater L 14-0 Whitewater L 3-42 @Whitewater W 14-13 Whitworth L 14-13, ot @Oshkosh L 35-3 River Falls W 21-16 Stevens Point L 6-63 UM-Duluth* W 17-15 @Platteville L 31-27 Stevens Point W 23-17 @ Platteville L 17-40 St. John’s# L 26-19 Oshkosh L 23-21 2012 Clayt Birmingham (3-7, 1-6) @Eau Claire W 55-7 St. Ambrose L 9-10 * at Metrodome Eau Claire W 14-6 Jamestown W 31-0 @La Crosse L 21-7 River Falls L 6-62 # NCAA Division III playoffs @River Falls L 24-20 North Central L 37-10 Oshkosh L 31-0 @ La Crosse L 23-47 La Crosse L 30-14 @River Falls (nc) W 20-9 2001 Ed Meierkort (6-3, 4-3) 2018 Clayt Birmingham (5-5, 3-4) 1993 Ed Meierkort, (2-8, 1-6) @Whitewater L 49-0 @Eau Claire L 21-13 Lakeland W 48-24 Stevens Point L 20-19 Stevens Point W 31-14 @St. John’s L 27-0 Mayville State W 30-0 @Franklin W 27-7 Whitewater L 41-7 @Gustavus Adolphus W 24-23, ot @UM-Duluth L 11-14 Platteville^ W 28-24 2007 Duey Naatz, (4-6, 3-4) @La Crosse L 33-18 California Lutheran W W 49-24 @Whitewater L 7-14 @Oshkosh L 19-7 Menlo College W 24-19 River Falls L 24-14 Eau Claire W 26-20 @Oshkosh L 34-44 @Eau Claire L 33-0 @ Missouri-Rolla L 28-10 @Platteville L 62-20 La Crosse L 29-23, ot @Platteville W 24-16 River Falls W 26-23 @ Whitworth L 23-21 Oshkosh L 27-18 @River Falls L 21-19 La Crosse L 14-24 @Stevens Point L 34-24 @Stevens Point W 31-27 Platteville W 28-7 Whitewater L 40-10 @Stevens Point L 12-45 Whitewater W 28-25 @ Oshkosh L 23-13 2013 Clayt Birmingham (4-6, 2-5) @St. Ambrose L 18-35 @La Crossse W 10-7 Platteville W 38-33 @ Stevens Point L 26-23 Dakota Wesleyan W 35-20 @Oshkosh L 27-13 Eau Claire L 20-31 ^first game at Williams Stadium River Falls W 28-27 @Jamestown W 13-7 @River Falls L 6-44 2002 Ed Meierkort (7-3, 4-3) @ La Crosse W 31-28 @North Central L 41-14 1994 Ed Meierkort, (4-6, 2-5) Whitewater L 26-10 Oshkosh L 28-26 @Millsaps W 30-6 Eau Claire L 17-14 @Whitewater L 55-13 @River Falls L 14-21 Eau Claire W 39-14 La Crosse L 21-3 @Bemidji State W 22-21 @St. Thomas W 28-7 2008 Duey Naatz (5-5, 3-4) @Platteville L 59-35 Whitewater L 7-21 @Platteville L, ot 31-34 @Menlo College W 13-10, ot Eau Claire W 35-27 Oshkosh W 14-7 Oshkosh W 24-3 Jamestown W 37-13 @River Falls W 19-18 @Platteville L 24-26 Conc-Moorhead W 27-21 Missouri S&T L 31-24 Stevens Point L 19-14 @La Crosse L 28-42 @River Falls W 21-7 @ Platteville W 46-31 Stevens Point L 14-31 Stevens Point W 37-13 Oshkosh L 9-7 2014 Clayt Birmingham (2-8, 1-6) St. Ambrose W 28-14 @Whitewater L 24-21 Stevens Point L 19-9 @Dakota Wesleyan L 23-19 @Eau Claire W 24-17 La Crosse L 28-27 @ River Falls W 29-19 Loras W 21-17 @Southwest St.* L 14-35 2003 Ed Meierkort (6-4, 4-3) La Crosse W 26-14 @Wartburg L 45-14 *at Metrodome @ Whitewater L 17-10 @Oshkosh L 32-7 Hardin-Simmons W 31-21 1995 Ed Meierkort (3-7, 1-6) Eau Claire L 17-6 Whitewater L 37-0 @Augustana (S.D.) L 37-20 @La Crosse L 21-7 @ UM-Duluth L 20-21 St. Thomas W 51-3 2009 Duey Naatz (8-2, 5-2) Platteville L 21-0 @ Valley City St. W 50-20 @Oshkosh L 15-7 Simpson College W 35-7 @Eau Claire L 20-17 Bemidji State W 49-17 @Stevens-Point W 37-27 @Jamestown W 24-14 River Falls W 34-23 River Falls L 7-24 Whitewater L 28-23 Eureka College W 40-6 @Stevens Point L 31-24 @ Stevens Point L 20-52 River Falls W 21-13 Blue Devil History • The Record Book
INDIVIDUAL GAME INDIVIDUAL CAREER Rushing Rushing Most Attempts-53, Luke Bundgaard (Platteville, 2003) Most Attempts-922, Luke Bundgaard (2000-03) Most Net Yards-335, Luke Bundgaard (Platteville, 2000) Most Net Yards-4427, Luke Bundgaard (2000-03) Longest Rush From Scrimmage-98t, Rich Vargas (Oshkosh, 1992) Highest Avg. per Rush-5.3, Steve Burr (1976-79) Forward Passing Forward Passing Most Attempts-61, Matt Bunyan (La Crosse, 1998); 59, Matt Bunyan (Stevens Most Attempts-1185, Tim Peterson (1986-89) Point, 1997); 57, Tim Peterson (Oshkosh, 1989) Most Completion-653, Tim Peterson (1986-89) Most Completions-37, Matt Bunyan (La Crosse, 1998); 36, Tim Peterson (Osh- Most Yards Gained-8881, Tim Peterson (1986-89); 8562, Matt Bunyan (1995- kosh, 1989) 98) Most Had Intercepted-5, Forrest Schneider (River Falls, 1994), Forrest Schneider Most TD Passes Thrown-85, Matt Bunyan (1995-98); 59, Tim Peterson (1986-89) (Whitewater, 1995), Matt Bunyan (Moorhead, 1997), Garrett Peterson (Stevens Point 2014) Most Interceptions-70, John Elkin (1973-76) Total Offense Most Yards Gained-486, Matt Bunyan (Whitewater, 1998); 457, Matt Bunyan (Stevens Point, 1998); 444, Matt Bunyan (Eau Claire, 1998); 421, Tim Peterson Most Rushing and Passing Yards-9641, Tim Peterson (1986-89); 8337, Matt Bunyan (1995-98) (La Crosse, 1987) Pass Receiving Longest Pass Play-98, Glen Majszak to Mike Kraimer (Stevens Point, 1982); Rob Most Passes Caught-233, Scott Fredrickson (1986-89) Lindberg to Ron Wise (Oshkosh, 1984); Matt Bunyan to Jesse Witcraft (Moorhead, Most Yards Gained-3390, Scott Fredrickson (1986-89) 1997) Most TD Passes Caught-23, Scott Fredrickson (1986-89) Total Offense Punting Most Rushing and Passing Yardage Combined-476, Matt Bunyan (Whitewater, Highest Punting Avg.-39.4, Kevin McCulley (1997-2000) 1998); 472, Nick Ohman (La Crosse, 2004) Interceptions Total Plays-73, Tim Peterson (Oshkosh, 1989) Most Passes Intercepted-20, Eric Moe (1999-2002) Pass Receiving Punt Returns Most Passes Caught-16, Kevin Wiese (La Crosse, 1994) Highest Punt Return Avg.-22.3, Henry Waters (1963-65) Most Yards Gained-241, Dan Austin (La Crosse, 2003) Kickoff Returns Punting Highest Kickoff Return Avg.-27.9, Jesse Wendt (2003-2006) Longest Punt-82, Kevin McCulley (River Falls, 2000) Scoring Interceptions Most Points-240, Luke Bundgaard (2000-03) Most Passes Intercepted-4, Roger Zell (Oshkosh, 1969; River Falls, 1969) Most TDs Scored-40, Luke Bundgaard (2000-03) Paul Christopherson (Superior, 1951) Most Points After Made-109, Evan Larsen (2002-05) Longest Interception Return-95, Wallace Buffmire (Eau Claire, 1921) Most Field Goals Made-46, Ricky Marteney (2010-13) Richard McNamara (Eau Claire, 1951), Luke Steffen (Upper Iowa, 2006) Punt Returns SINGLE GAME - TEAM Longest Punt Return-96t, Henry Waters (1963) Rushing Kickoff Returns Most Net Yards-464, St. Thomas (2003) Longest Kickoff Return-102t, Glen Harke (Winona State, 1959) Forward Passing Scoring Most Net Yards-486, Whitewater (1998) Most Points Scored-24, Bob McRoberts (Eau Claire,1941); Steve Burr (Platteville, 457, Stevens Point (1998) 1978); Rich Vargas (Eau Claire, 1991); Luke Bundgaard (Platteville, 2000); Luke 444, Eau Claire (1998) Bundgaard (Platteville, 2003); Craig Warminski (River Falls, 2008); Harvey Tice 431, La Crosse (1987) (La Crosse Business, 1911) Total Offense Most Field Goals Made-4, Chris Bork (Stevens Point, 1990) Most Rushing and Passing Plays-100, Platteville (2003) Longest Field Goal Made-54, Todd Miles (River Falls, 1985) Most Rushing and Passing Yards-645, Platteville (2003) Most Points After TD-9, Richard Marteney (Eureka, 2010) Most Fumbles-9, Eau Claire (1985) Most Fumbles Lost-6, Eau Claire (1985) Most Penalty Yards-147, La Crosse (1986) INDIVIDUAL SEASON Most First Downs-39, Platteville (2003) Rushing Punting Most Attempts-294, Luke Bundgaard (2003) Most Punts-12, Wartburg (2014), Gustavus Adolphus (1939) Most Net Yards-1461, Luke Bundgaard (2003) Scoring Forward Passing Most Points Scored-65, Waldorf (2004); 64, Northland (1951) Most Attempts-445, Tim Peterson (1989) Interceptions Most Completion-256, Tim Peterson (1989) Interceptions by Stout Defense-6, vs. UW-La Crosse (2005) Highest Percent Completed-.663, Mike Dunford (1963) Most Yards Gained-3221, Matt Bunyan (1997); 3220, Matt Bunyan (1998); 2956, Tim Peterson (1989) SINGLE SEASON - TEAM Most Interceptions Thrown-26, John Elkin (1975) Rushing Most TD Passes-38, Matt Bunyan (1998); 33, Matt Bunyan (1997); 20, Tim Peterson (1989) Most Attempts-629 (1982) Total Offense Most Net Yards-2435 (2000) Most Rushing and Passing Plays-614, Tim Peterson (1989) Highest Average Per Rush-4.4 (2003) Highest Average Per Game-227.6 (1978) Most Rushing and Passing Yards-3244, Tim Peterson (1989) First Downs-225 (2002) Pass Receiving Passing Most Passes Caught-83, Scott Frederickson (1989) Most Attempts-462 (1989) Most Yards Gained-1185, Scott Frederickson (1987) Most Completions-263 (1989) Most TD Passes Caught-12, Shawn Lund (1998); 9, Jesse Diaz (1998), Mark Most Net Yards-3461 (1987) Rothwell (1987); Jim Pillars (1997); Scott Wojcik (1997) Most Net Yards/Game-329.5 (1997) Punting Most Passes Intercepted-30 (1975) Most Punts-96, Walt Fleming (1977) Total Offense Highest Avg.-41.0, Andy Caflisch (1993), Kevin McCulley (2000) Most Rushing and Passing Plays-848 (2000) Interceptions Most Rushing and Passing Yards-5161 (1987) Most Interceptions-11, Roger Zell (1969) Highest Avg. Per Game-469.1 (1987) Punt Returns First Downs-234 (2003) Highest Punt Return Avg.- 18.8, Craig Warminski (2009); 16.0, Joe Seep (2005) Total Plays-802 (1982) Kickoff Returns Scoring Highest Kickoff Return Avg.-26.6, Mike Wilson (1989) Most Points-359, (1998) Scoring Most Points per game-35.9, (1998) Most Points-94, Shawn Lund (1998); 80, Rich Vargas (1989) Most Touchdowns-51 (1998) Most TDs Scored-15, Shawn Lund (1998); 13, Bob Johnson (1981), Rich Vargas TEAM DEFENSE SEASON (1991) Fewest Yards Passing Allowed-0 vs. Cast of Thousands Most Points After Made-37, Nolan Mosher (1997); 34, Evan Larson (2003) Fewest Yards Rushing Allowed- (-59), Eureka (2009); (-37), Lakeland (2000) Most Field Goals Made-16, Drew Pearson (2016); 15, Kevin McCulley (2000) Turnovers Caused - 44 (17 fumbles, 27 interceptions) 2000 Individual Season Leaders
RUSHING SCORING NAME ATT YDS AVG YEAR NAME TD FG XP TOTAL YEAR Luke Bundgaard 294 1461 5.0 2003 Shawn Lund 15 - - 94 1998 Luke Bundgaard 270 1366 5.1 2000 Rich Vargas 13 - (1) 80 1991 Steve Burr 188 1105 5.9 1978 Luke Bundgaard 13 - - 78 2000 Craig Warminski 205 1057 5.2 2009 Bob Johnson 13 - - 78 1981 Rich Vargas 203 1042 5.1 1991 Kevin McCulley - 15 32 77 2000 Steve Burr 209 1031 4.9 1979 Drew Pearson - 16 27 75 2016 Craig Warminski 177 982 5.5 2010 Craig Warminski 12 - - 72 2010 Andy Reese 204 979 4.8 2005 Luke Bundgaard 12 - - 72 2003 Adolfo Pacheco 171 965 5.6 2013 Steve Burr 12 - - 72 1978 Bob Johnson 140 927 6.6 1981 Jesse Wendt 11 - - 66 2005 Ryan Englebert 182 913 5.0 2006 Ricky Marteney - 11 30 63 2010 Luke Bundgaard 184 879 4.8 2002 Evan Larsen - 11 30 63 2005 Craig Warminski 148 859 5.8 2008 Luke Bundgaard 10 - - 60 2002 Jesse Diaz 9 - (3) 60 1998 Kyle Martin - 9 31 58 2009 PASSING Craig Warminski 9 - - 54 2009 NAME ATT COMP % YDS TD INT YEAR Matt Bunyan 399 223 55.9 3221 33 12 1997 RECEIVING NAME Rec YDS AVG YEAR Matt Bunyan 389 227 58.4 3220 38 9 1998 Tim Peterson 445 256 57.5 2956 19 17 1989 Scott Fredrickson 70 1185 16.9 1987 Tim Peterson 302 180 59.6 2871 18 19 1987 Scott Fredrickson 83 1102 13.3 1989 Hank Kujak 340 178 52.4 2506 24 3 2015 Mark Rothwell 55 1090 20.0 1987 Tim Peterson 330 167 50.6 2425 17 24 1988 Scott Wojcik 61 1002 16.4 1997 Hank Kujak 368 193 52.4 2183 11 17 2013 Levy Hamer 73 997 13.7 2018 Sean Borgerding 279 126 53.4 2086 14 9 2018 Jesse Diaz 58 958 16.5 1998 Marty Goyrl 332 164 49.4 2071 15 12 1999 Mark Rothwell 56 966 17.3 1988 Nick Ohman 262 130 49.6 1981 18 5 2003 Matt Doke 47 796 16.9 1995 Nick Ohman 279 157 56.3 1969 18 11 2004 Jesse Witcraft 33 747 22.6 1998 Ross Carey 273 154 56.4 1884 15 3 2010 Trevor Morning 42 734 17.5 2013 Matt Bunyan 298 158 53.0 1803 14 13 1996 Scott Fredrickson 50 727 14.5 1988 Ross Carey 315 156 49.5 1727 5 14 2011 Brian Alvarez 41 725 17.7 2015 Forrest Schneider 252 129 51.2 1666 12 12 1995 Jim Pillars 50 725 14.5 1997 All-Time All-Conference Picks
First Team 1997-Scott Wojcik, WR 1982-Maurice Britts, DE 2011-Eric Brown, RB 1988-Tim Peterson, QB 1928-Orlando Paciotti, T Jason Lehman, OL John Goodnetter, C Grant Weltzin, OL Scott Frederickson, WR 1938-Lester (Buck) Reynolds, G Mike Olson, DL Mike Kraimer, WR Trevor Fiege, LB 1989-Dave Bartels, LB 1939-Don (Griz) Hanson, T Andy Wickstrom, DL Glen Majszak, QB Aaron Kobes, DB Mike Lawrence, DB Patrick Murphy, FB 1998-Bill Berg, DL 1983-Mike Kraimer, Wr 2012-Eric Brown, RB Brian Adler, DL 1940-John Richter, G 1999-Jason Nesbitt, OL 1984-Brian Kellett, LB Josh Peterson,TE Steve Stolarczyk, DL 1941-Ray Loer, QB Kevin McCulley, PK/P 1985-Brian Kellett, LB Tanner Kuehn, RS Mike Enz, DB Rex Merriman 2000-Jeff Hazuga, DL (POY) Scott Romenesko, DB David Reyes, OL 1990-Brian Adler, DL 1942-Bill Schlice, T Kevin McCulley, PK/P 1986-Scott Frederickson, RS 2013-Jamie Rohrig, DL Andy Krueger, LB Tony Storti, HB Luke Bundgaard, RB Mike Tweet, DE David Reyes, OL Guy Kopp, LB Bill Young, HB Jeff Hutter, OL Kyle Gunderson, RB Adolfo Pacheco, RB 1991-Chris Palmer, C 1946-Bill Andrews, QB Eric Lund, LB 1987-Mike Tweet, DE 2014-Kane’ala Atchison-Keolanui, OL Eric Batterson, DL Walt Hammerberg, T Steve Miller, LB Jamie Walsh, LB Luke Bakkum, LB Andy Krueger, LB Chet Wyzkowski, E Tony Beckham, DB Scott Frederickson, WR Jamie Rohrig, DL Larry Baltutis, RS Bob Young, HB 2001-Tony Beckham, DB 1988-Wilbert Kennedy, DL 2015-Brian Alvarez, WR 1993-Chris Palmer, OL 1947-Chet Wyzkowski, E Jamie Spielman, LB Brian Stingle, RS Collin Laursen, DB Tim Thompson,DB Bob Young, HB Eric Baker, FB Brad VandenBoom, OT 2017-Drew Pearson, PK 1994-Chris Van Stone, DL 1950-Vaughn Stai, E 2002-Jamie Spielman, LB 1990-Darin Mrachek, DL Clark Riedel, P Forrest Schneider, QB Gale Woelffer, QB Ben Knepper, OL Mike Lawrence, DB Rayshawn Graham, RB Brian Marcus, OL 1951-Paul Christopherson, DB Luke Bundgaard, RB Mike Wilson, DB Kevion McDonald, WR/APB 1995-LaRue Pierce, LB Jerry Krall, DG Joe Kersten, DL Joe Pleshek, WR Levi Wolf, DB Nick Kaiser, LB Herb Markley, E Tyrone Rhone, DB 1991-Andy Caflisch, P 2018-Tyler Seymour, WR Tony Aizupura, CB Bob Nessler, DB 2003-Luke Bundgaard, RB Kyle Fagerland, DB Levy Hamer, WR Saxon Feeney, OL Karl Turk, G Ben Knepper, OL 1993-Chris Lindner, LB Bailey Roux, C Matt Doke, WR John Widmar, DT Joe Kersten, DL 1994-Gene Smith, DL Luke Wilz, LB Mike Bechtel, APB 1953-Jerry Henderson, E Kevin Dewey, DB 1995-Mike Olson, DL Levi Wolf, DB Joe Kanupke, OL Joe Stebly, G 2004-Nick Ohman, QB Lewis Lindner, OL Honorable Mention 1996-Ryan Zeman, DB 1954-Al Loew, E Travis Phillips, LB 1996-Jason Lehman, OL 1946-George Devoe, E Russ Germain, OL Skip Wick, HB Joe Seep, DB Scott Wojcik, WR Walt Dusold, C Chris Memelink, OL Ron Wilhelm, C 2005-Joe Seep, DB Tony Aizupura, CB Joe Sossi, FB 1997-Ben Leslie, OL 1955-Rufus Ihde, HB Travis Hoffmann, DL Andy Wickstrom, DL 1948-Jim Ooley, G Corey Morning, DB 1956-Jim Nadeau, G Andy Reese, RB 1997-Matt Bunyan, QB Arnie Potthast 1998-Corey Morning, DB Dick Tepp, C Jesse Wendt, WR Jason Nesbitt, OL Gale Woelffer, QB Chris Memlink, OL 1957-Bill Romoser, HB Evan Larsen, PK Joe Verstegen, DB 1951-Jon Debrauske, DE Jesse Witcraft, WR Dick Tepp, C 2006-Bill Bellingham, OL Don Hagenbart, LB Gale Woelffer, QB Tony Spencer, DL 1959-Glen Harke, HB Luke Steffen, LB Sam Standard, LB 1953-Skip Wick, HB 1999-Ryan Patt, RB Pat Krall, OT 2007-Shawn Korth, RS 1998-Matt Bunyan, QB Ron Wilhelm, C Steve Miller, LB 1960-Glen Harke, HB Wendell Eskridge, DB Joe Verstegen, DB 1961-Duane Ramberg, DB Tony Beckham, DB Pat Krall, OT 2008-Craig Warminski, RB Eric Lund, LB 1964-Dick Baker, DT Jeff Opichka, DB Bob Raczek, C Dustin Tervelt, OL Ben Leslie, OL 1967-Jim Jarchow, C 2000-Jerry Bennington, OL 1961-Pat Krall, OT Marcus Ball, DL Jesse Diaz, WR Mike McHugh, HB 2001-Kevin Dewey, DB Duane Ramberg, DB Jake Pomputis, DB 1999-Jeff Hutter, OL Ray Swangstu, LB Josh Towner, OL 1962-Bob Ott, E 2009-Marcus Ball, DL (POY) Jesse Diaz, WR 1968-Louis Husby, G 2002-Nick Ohman, QB Duane Ramberg, DB Craig Warminski, RB Mike Purfeerst, DL Gary Inskeep, DT Jarrid Gohs, DL 1963-Jack Neubauer, DB Nate Newholm, OL Jamie Spielman, LB Jim Jarchow, C 2003-Nick Ohman, QB 1964-Henry (Skip) Waters, DB Kyle Martin, K/P Eric Lund, FS Nick Misch, HB Adam Spiegel, OL 1965-Mike Dunford, QB Kendall Wade, DB 2000-Derek Branch, OL 1969-Jerry Hermann, OT 2004-Matt Schaeuble, FB Gay Herbst, DB 2010-Patrick Mengelkoch, TE Eric Baker, FB Gary Inskeep, DT Seth Mattison, WR Jim Warrington, DT Craig Warminski, RB Chad Reichelt, LB Nick Misch, HB 2005-Robert Gill, OL 1966-Rich Erickson, C Ryan Pearcy, LB Jamie Spielman, LB 1970-Bill Genett, G Rob Weinstein, DB Jim Warrington, DT Adam Churchill, DB Eric Moe, DB Reggie Holmes, DB 2006-Jay Runk, OL 1967-Jim Warrington, DT 2011-Ryan Pearcy, LB 2001-Eric Moe, DB Nick Misch, HB Jesse Wendt, WR 1969-Gary Inskeep, DT Tyler Butzler, OL Mark Ralph, LB Mike Wettstein, LB Tony Fitts, DB Roger Zell, LB 2013-Devon Greiber, OL Brian Johnson, TE 1971-Mike Wettstein, OT 2007-Chase Unbehaun, TE 1970-Ted Kluck, C 2014-Tanner Kuehn, APB Luke Bundgaard, RB Ron Berg, RB Andy Reese, RB Nick Misch, HB 2015-Kane’ala Atchison-Keolanui, OL Matt Mueller, DL 1972-Rich Henneberry, LB Kyle Seiler, LB 1971-Jeff Towner, DT 2016-Drew Pearson, PK (POY) Joe Kersten, DL Jim Hittman, DE Jake Pomputis, DB 1975-Tom Rubash, DT Clark Riedel, P Clint Greenebaum, OL Steve Novotny, C 2008-Pat Mengelkoch, TE 1976-Joe Bullis, DT Kane’ala Atchison-Keolanui, OL 2002-Mark Ralph, LB 1973-John Miller, OL Cody Weltzin, OL 1977-Walt Fleming, LB 2017-Caleb Adams, OL Clint Greenebaum, OL Jack Voight, DB Brock Stimson, DB 1978-Joe Bullis, DT Isaiah Hardy, DL Josh Towner, OL 1974-Bill Kyle, WR 2009-Tyler Butzler, OL Steve Burr, HB Josh Johnson, LB Matt Schaeuble, FB Lang Ware, OT Justin Crooks, DB 1979-Joe Bullis, DT 2018-Caleb Adams, OT Ryan Englebert, RB Jim Shore, DL 2010-Ross Carey, QB Steve Burr, HB Keyshawn Carpenter, RB Matt Mueller, DL Mark Plotz, DL Trevor Fiege, LB Tom Paulus, LB Drew Pearson, PK Eric Moe, DB 1975-Dick Weyenberg, RB 2011-Jason Brenner, DB Tim Wild, DL Sean Magee, P 2003-Mike Klieforth, OL Tom Rubash, DL Josh Peterson, TE 1980-Kerry Hafner, TE Second Team Josh Towner, OL Jack Voight, DB David Goebel, RB Tom Paulus, LB 1927-Jack Notebaart, HB Matt Schaeuble, FB 1978-Tom Biertzer, T Joe Gerber, OL Jerry Rubatt, C 1930-Joe Sptiznagel, HB Matt Mueller, DL Jim Fisher, K 2012-Tyler Naatz, DB Tim Wild, DL 1931-Dave Stori, E 2004-Ross Jones, TE Vince Gullo, G David Goebel, RB 1981-Maurice Britts, DE 1936-Melan Mileovancevich, C Jay Runk, OL Kerry Hafner, TE Collin Laursen, LB Bruce Connor, DB 1937-Joe Dolejus, E Noah Mayer, LB Neil Hauke, T 2013-Tyler Naatz, DB Bob Johnson, RB Pat Murphy, HB Luke Rykal, LB Gerry Hause, DT Hank Kujak, QB Mark Swoboda, OT 1938-Pat Murphy, HB Jordan Sinz, DB Ken Karrtman, QB Luke Bakkum, LB 1982-Rick DesJarlais, DB 1939-Harley Wehrwein, E 2005-Bill Bellingham, OL Tom Kippley, DB Ricky Marteney, PK Bob Johnson, RB 1940-Bill Andrews, HB Tony Fitts, DB Steve Knudtson, DB Trevor Morning, WR 1983-Rick DesJarlais, DB 1941-Bill Andrews, HB Luke Steffen, LB Bob Neuhaus, T 2014-Tyler Naatz, DB Dan Schneider, DT Bill Schlice, T Steve Schils, LB Tom Paulus, LB Alec Zoern, DL Mark Sharkey, OT Bill Young, HB 2006-Ryan Englebert, RB 1979-Bruce Connor, DB 2015-Hank Kujak, QB 1985-Keith Jurek, DT 1942-Pete Blom, E Stephen Schils, LB Jim Fisher, K Reggie Kujak, TE Todd Miles, KI Ray Chartraw, QB 2007-Marko Obrovac, OL Tom Kippley, DB Kyle Hoefft, LB 1986-Scott Romenesko, DB Lloyd Harmon, T Tanner Kattre, AP Mike Pietrowiak, WR Clark Riedel, P 1988-Mike Tweet, LB Jim Schultis, G Grant Daigle, DL 1980-Bruce Connor, DB 2016-Logan Stoa, OL Mark Rothwell, WR Rudy Wegner, G Scott Riha, DL Kevin Hoffman, LB Tony Blair, DB 1989-Scott Frederickson, WR Clayton Weston, E Stephen Schils, LB Jerome Lathan, LB 2017-Iyen Ogbomoh, DL 1990-Chris Bork, K 1948-Harter Peterson, FB 2008-Nate Newholm, OL 1982-Kurt Wenzel, LB Nick Schulenburg, LB 1991-Rich Vargas, RB Vaughn Stai, E Scott Riha, DL Tod Zimmerman, RB Michael Piersen, DB Jason Roettger, OL Fred Wentorf, G Andy Towner, LB 1983-Dave Gall, DT Enzo Rosani, DB Darin Mraschek, DL 1976-Brian Coe, DB 2009-Patrick Mengelkoch, TE Don Hagedorn, DE Clay Dziekan, LS 1992-Andy Caflisch, P 1977-Steve Burr, HB John Sherman, RB/TE Jeff Hayes, OT 2018-Levy Hamer, APB 1993-Andy Caflisch, P 1979-Vince Gullo, G Greg Towner, DL Jesse Hughes, RB Sean Borgerding, QB Rodger Lowe, DL 1980-Bob Johnson, HB 2010-Carlos Concepcion, RB 1986-Chris Berg, OL Rayshawn Graham, RB 1994-Rodger Lowe, DL Randy Sather, G Tyler Butzler, OL Wilbert Kennedy, DL Alex Negoski, OL Kevin Rhodes, OL Pat Sheppard, DB Jason Lato, OL 1987-Mark Rothwell, WR Aaron Wisecup, DL Tim Thompson, DB 1981-Kerry Hafner, TE Ricky Marteney, PK Chuck Carr, RB Kierre Rhodes, DB 1996-LaRue Pierce, LB Randy Sather, G Brad VandenBoom, OT Tony Aizupura, RS Mike Olson, DL 2019-20 UW-Stout Sports Schedules
Football Women's Basketball Women's Volleyball Date Opponent Site Time Date Opponent Location Time Date Opponent Location Time Sat, Sep. 7 St. John’s University Menomonie, WI 1 p.m. Fri, Nov. 8 UW-Superior Menomonie, WI 5:30 p.m. Sat, Aug. 31 UW-Whitewater Tournament Whitewater, WI TBA Sat, Sep. 14 Gustavus Adolphus College Menomonie, WI 1 p.m. Nov. 15-16 at St. Norbert Tourney DePere, WI TBA Wed, Sep. 4 at St. Mary’s University Winona, MN 7 p.m. Sat, Sep. 28 at California Lutheran Thousand Oaks, CA 1 p.m. Tue, Nov. 19 Luther College Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Sep. 6-7 at UW-Oshkosh Tourney Oshkosh, WI TBA Sat, Oct. 5 UW-Oshkosh* Menomonie, WI 2 p.m. Sat, Nov. 23 College of St. Scholastica Menomonie, WI 2:30 p.m. Wed., Sep. 11 at Hamline University St. Paul, MN 7 p.m. Sat, Oct. 12 at UW-La Crosse* La Crosse, WI 1 p.m. Tue, Nov. 26 University of Northwestern Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Sep. 13-14 at Bethel Invitational St. Paul, MN TBA Sat, Oct. 19 at UW-Platteville* Platteville, WI 2 p.m. Wed, Dec. 11 at Wartburg College Waverly, IA 7 p.m. Tue, Sep. 17 UW-Platteville* Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Sat, Oct. 26 UW-Stevens Point* Menomonie, WI 1 p.m. Sat, Dec. 14 at Viterbo University (Wis.) La Crosse, WI TBA Sep. 20-21 at UW-Stevens Point Tourney Stevens Point, WI TBA Sat, Nov. 2 UW-River Falls* Menomonie, WI 1 p.m. Fri, Dec. 20 University of Dubuque Menomonie, WI 10:30 a.m. Wed, Sep. 25 at UW-Stevens Point* Stevens Point, WI 7 p.m. Sat, Nov. 9 at UW-Whitewater* Whitewater, WI 2 p.m. Dec. 29-30 at Naples Shootout Naples, FL TBA Fri, Sep. 27 at University of Dubuque Dubuque, IA TBA Sat, Nov. 16 at UW-Eau Claire* Eau Claire, WI 1 p.m. Sat, Jan. 4 UW-Platteville* Menomonie, WI 3 p.m. Tue, Oct. 1 UW-Superior Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. *denotes WIAC contest Head Coach: Clayt Birmingham Wed, Jan. 8 at UW-Eau Claire* Eau Claire, WI 6 p.m. Fri, Oct. 4 UW-Whitewater* Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Sat, Jan. 11 at UW-Oshkosh* Oshkosh, WI 3 p.m. Wed, Oct. 9 UW-Eau Claire * Eau Claire, WI 7 p.m. Women's Soccer Wed, Jan. 15 UW-River Falls* Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Oct. 11-12 at Washington U Tourney St. Louis, MO TBA Sat, Jan. 18 at UW-Whitewater* Whitewater, WI 3 p.m. Fri, Oct. 18 UW-Oshkosh* Oshkosh, WI 7 p.m. Date Opponent Location Time Wed, Jan. 22 at UW-La Crosse* La Crosse, WI 7 p.m. Wed, Oct. 23 UW-River Falls* Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Fri, Aug. 30 at St. Catherine University St. Paul, MN 5 p.m. Sat, Jan. 25 UW-Stevens Point* Menomonie, WI 3 p.m. Sat, Oct. 26 at Concordia Tourney Mequon, WI TBA Sat, Aug. 31 vs. Ripon College River Falls, WI 2 p.m. Wed, Jan. 29 UW-Eau Claire* Menomonie, WI 6 p.m. Fri, Nov. 1 Minnesota Morris Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Thu, Sep. 5 at St. Olaf College Northfield, MN 4 p.m. Wed, Feb. 5 at UW-River Falls* River Falls, WI 7 p.m. Sat, Nov. 2 UW-La Crosse* La Crosse, WI TBA Sat, Sep. 7 at Bethel University St. Paul, MN 2 p.m. Sat, Feb. 8 at UW-Platteville* Platteville, WI 3 p.m. Nov. 5, 7, 9 WIAC Championship Highest Seed 7 p.m. Wed, Sep. 11 at Hamline University St. Paul, MN 4 p.m. Wed, Feb. 12 UW-La Crosse* Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. *indicates WIAC contest Head Coach: Mandy Trautmann Sat, Sep. 14 at Carleton College Northfield, MN 1 p.m. Sat, Feb. 15 UW-Oshkosh* Menomonie, WI 3 p.m. Sat, Sep. 21 at Cornell College Mount Vernon, IA 2 p.m. Wed, Feb. 19 at UW-Stevens Point* Stevens Point, WI 7 p.m. Men's Ice Hockey Wed, Sep. 25 at St. Mary’s University Winona, MN 7 p.m. Sat, Feb. 22 UW-Whitewater* Menomonie, WI 3 p.m. Date Opponent Location Time Tue, Oct. 1 at UW-Superior Superior, WI 5 p.m. Feb 25-Mar 1 WIAC Championship Highest Seed TBA Sat, Oct. 19 Mary’s University (exh) Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Sat, Oct. 5 UW-Stevens Point* Menomonie, WI 1 p.m. * denotes WIAC game Head Coach: Hannah Iverson Sat, Oct. 26 at St. Olaf College (exh) Northfield, MN 7 p.m. Wed, Oct. 9 at UW-River Falls* River Falls, WI 3:30 p.m. Fri, Nov. 1 Bethel University Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Sat, Oct. 12 at UW-Oshkosh* Menomonie, WI 3 p.m. Men's Basketball Sat, Nov. 2 at Marian University Fond du Lac, WI 7 p.m. Tue, Oct. 15 at St. Scholastica Duluth, MN 3 p.m. Fri, Nov. 8 University of St. Thomas Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Date Opponent Site Time Sat, Oct. 19 UW-Platteville* Platteville, WI 7 p.m. Sat, Nov. 9 Gustavus Adolphus College Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Fri, Nov. 8 St. Olaf College Menomonie, WI 7:30 p.m. Wed, Oct. 23 UW-La Crosse* La Crosse, WI 7 p.m. Thu, Nov. 14 at Augsburg University Minneapolis, MN 7 p.m. Sat, Nov. 9 at UW-Green Bay (exh) Green Bay, WI 6 p.m. Sat, Oct. 26 UW-Whitewater* Menomonie, WI 1 p.m. Sat, Nov. 16 at St. John’s University St. Cloud, MN 7 p.m. Wed, Nov. 13 Concordia College (Minn.) Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Sun, Oct. 27 Minnesota-Morris River Falls, WI 1 p.m. Fri, Nov. 22 Northland College* Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Sat, Nov. 2 UW-Eau Claire* Menomonie, WI 1 p.m. Sat, Nov. 16 at Lakeland University Plymouth, WI 2 p.m. Sat, Nov. 23 UW-Eau Claire* Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Sun, Nov. 24 at Finlandia University Hancock, MI TBA Nov. 5, 7, 9 WIAC Championship Highest Seed TBA Fri, Dec. 6 at UW-Stevens Point* Stevens Point, WI 7 p.m. Tue, Nov. 26 Bethany Lutheran College Menomonie, WI 5 p.m. *denotes WIAC contest Head Coach: Ryan Raufus Sat, Dec. 7 UW-Superior* Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Sat, Nov. 30 at Alma College Alma, MI TBA 2019 home games at Menomonie High School Fri, Dec. 13 at UW-River Falls* River Falls, WI 7 p.m. Sun, Dec. 1 at Saginaw Valley State (exh) University Center, MI 3 p.m. (ET) Sat, Dec. 14 UW-River Falls* Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Wed, Dec. 4 at Cardinal Stritch University Milwaukee, WI TBA Women's Tennis Fri, Jan. 10 at Bethel University St. Paul, MN 7 p.m. Wed, Dec. 11 at Northland College Ashland, WI TBA Sat, Jan. 11 Hamline University Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Fri, Dec. 20 University of Dubuque Menomonie, WI 12:30 p.m. Date Opponent Site Time Tue, Jan. 14 UW-River Falls* Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Sat, Aug. 31 UW-Stevens Point* Menomonie, WI 10 a.m. Dec. 29-30 at St. Norbert Tourney DePere, WI TBA Fri, Jan. 17 at St. Mary’s University Winona, MN 7 p.m. Sat, Jan. 4 at UW-Platteville* Platteville, WI TBA Sat, Sep. 7 at UW-Eau Claire* Eau Claire, WI 9 a.m. Sat, Jan. 18 at St. Olaf College Northfield, MN 7 p.m. Sat, Sep. 7 vs. Bethel University Eau Claire, WI 12 p.m. Wed, Jan. 8 at UW-Eau Claire* Eau Claire, WI 8 p.m. Thu, Jan. 23 Northland College* Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Wed, Sep. 11 vs. St. Thomas Menomonie, WI 4 p.m. Sat, Jan. 11 UW-Oshkosh* Menomonie, WI 3 p.m. Sat, Jan. 25 at Northland College* Ashland, WI 7 p.m. Sun, Sep. 15 UW-River Falls* Menomonie, WI 9 a.m. Wed, Jan. 15 at UW-River Falls* River Falls, WI 7 p.m. Fri, Jan. 31 at UW-Eau Claire* Eau Claire, WI 7 p.m. Sat, Sep. 28 at St. Benedict St. Joseph, MN 9 a.m. Sat, Jan. 18 UW-Whitewater* Menomonie, WI 3 p.m. Sat, Feb. 1 at UW-Eau Claire* Eau Claire, WI 7 p.m. Wed, Jan. 22 UW-La Crosse* Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Sat, Sep. 28 vs. Bemidji State St. Joseph, MN 12 p.m. Fri, Feb. 7 UW-Stevens Point* Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Sat, Oct. 5 UW-La Crosse* Menomonie, WI 3:30 p.m. Sat, Jan. 25 at UW-Stevens Point* Stevens Point, WI TBA Sat, Feb. 8 UW-Stevens Point* Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Wed, Jan. 29 UW-Eau Claire* Menomonie, WI 8 p.m. Sat, Oct. 12 at UW-Whitewater * Whitewater, WI 12 p.m. Thu, Feb. 13 UW-Superior* Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Wed, Feb. 5 UW-River Falls* Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Sun, Oct. 13 at UW-Oshkosh* Oshkosh, WI 10 a.m. Sat, Feb. 15 at UW-Superior* Superior, WI 7 p.m. Sat, Feb. 8 UW-Platteville* Menomonie, WI 3 p.m. Oct. 19-20 at WIAC Championship Madison, WI TBA Feb. 21-22 WIAC First Round Highest Seed 7 p.m. Wed, Feb. 12 at UW-La Crosse* La Crosse, WI 7 p.m. *denotes WIAC match Head Coach: Bryce Supri Feb. 28-29 WIAC Second Round Highest Seed 7 p.m. Sat, Feb. 15 at UW-Oshkosh* Oshkosh, WI 7 p.m. Wed, Feb. 19 UW-Stevens Point* Menomonie, WI 7 p.m. Sat, Mar. 7 WIAC Championship HIghest Seed 7 p.m. Head Coach: Women's & Men’s Golf Sat, Feb. 22 at UW-Whitewater* Whitewater, WI TBA *denotes WIAC game Terry Watkins Date Meet Site Time Feb 25-Mar 1 WIAC Championship Highest Seed TBA Aug. 30-31 at Carthage Fall Invite (w) Kenosha, WI All Day * denotes WIAC game Head Coach: Jim Lake Women's Gymnastics Aug. 30-31 at Edgewood Fall Classic (m) Janesville, WI All Day Date Opponent Site Time Sep. 7-8 at Wartburg Fall Invite (w) Waverly, IA All Day Fri, Jan. 17 at UW-Oshkosh Oshkosh, WI 6 p.m. Sep. 8-9 at UW-Eau Claire Invite (m) Eau Claire, WI All Day Men's & Women's Cross Country Fri, Jan. 24 at Winona State Winona, MN 6:30 p.m. Sep. 13-14 at Midwest Region Classic (m) Galena, IL All Day Date Meet Site Time Fri, Jan. 31 at Hamline University St. Paul, MN 6:30 p.m. Sep. 14-15 at DIII Midwest Classic (w) Hastings, MN All Day Fri., Sep. 6 at Falcon Invite River Falls, WI 5 p.m. Fri, Feb. 7 UW-La Crosse Menomonie, WI 6 p.m. Sep 21-22 at St. Kate Invite (w) Prior Lake, MN All Day Fri, Oct. 4 at Blugold Invite Colfax, WI 4:15 p.m. Thu, Feb. 13 Gustavus Adolphus Menomonie, WI 6 p.m. Sep. 21-22 at St. John’s Invite (m) Sauk Center, MN All Day Sat, Oct. 19 at Kollege Town Sports Invite Winneconne, WI 10:30 a.m. Sun, Feb. 23 at Lindenwood St. Charles, MO TBA Fri, Sep. 28 UW-Stout Fall Invite (w) Colfax, WI 11 a.m. Fri., Oct. 25 at City Wells Invite Eau Claire, WI 4 p.m. Fri, Feb. 28 John Zuerlein Invite Menomonie, WI 6 p.m. Sep. 29-30 at MSOE Invite (m) Lake Geneva, WI TBA Sat, Nov. 2 at WIAC Championship Platteville, WI 12 p.m. w/ UW-Eau Claire, Hamline, Winona Oct. 4-6 at WIAC Championship (w) Reedsburg, WI All Day Sat, Nov. 16 at NCAA DIII Regional Winneconne, WI 11 a.m. Sat, Mar. 1 at WIAC Championship Eau Claire, WI 4 p.m. Oct. 14-15 at UW-Madison Invite (m) Madison, 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