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Team Records Points: 43 vs. Missouri Western (12/3/00)Points Allowed: 44 vs. North Dakota (11/17/07)First Downs: 31 vs. Lindenwood (12/1/12)Rushing Yards: 284 vs. Lindenwood (12/1/12)Passing Yards: 330 vs. Emporia State (12/7/02)Total Offensive Yards: 587 vs. Lindenwood (12/1/12)Interceptions: 3 vs. Lindenwood (12/1/12)Interceptions Thrown: 3 vs . A&M-CommerceSacks: 3 vs. Lindenwood (12/1/12)Sacks Allowed: 4 vs. North Dakota (11/18/06)Opp. First Downs: 31 vs. Emporia State (12/7/02)Opp. Rushing Yards: 404 vs. North Dakota (11/18/16)Opp. Passing Yards: 414 vs. Lindenwood (12/1/12)Opp. Total Yards: 594 vs. North Dakota (11/18/06)

Individual Records Rushing Yards188 Rayon Simmons vs. Lindenwood (12/1/12)134 Kevin Curtin vs. Missouri Western (12/3/00)

Passing Yards330 Bruce Carpenter vs. Emporia State (12/7/02)303 John Teigland vs. Lindenwood (12/1/12)303 Brian Wrobel vs. North Dakota (11/29/03)

Receiving Yards145 Chris Samp vs. Emporia State (12/7/12)140 Chris Samp vs. North Dakota (11/29/03)134 Chris Samp vs. Grand Valley State (11/13/04)130 Brian Hynes vs. Grand Valley State (11/13/04)128 Jeff Dobertin vs. Missouri Western (12/3/00)118 Adam Lilla vs. North Dakota (11/17/01)110 Jeff Dobbertin vs. Emporia State (12/7/02)

Receptions11 Chris Samp vs. North Dakota (11/29/03)7 Tyler Speer vs. Lindenwood (12/1/12)7 Scott Peters vs. North Dakota (11/17/07)7 Chris Samp vs. Grand Valley State (11/13/04)7 Adam Lilla vs. North Dakota (11/17/01)6 Jeff Dobbertin vs. Emporia State (12/7/02)6 Brian Hynes vs. North Dakota (11/29/03)

Touchdown Passes3 John Teigland vs. Lindenwood (12/1/12)3 Bruce Carpenter vs. Emporia State (12/7/02)

Touchdowns Scored3 Adam Lilla vs. North Dakota (11/17/01)3 Jeff Dobbertin vs. Missouri Western (12/3/00)2 Tyler Speer vs. Lindenwood (12/1/12)

Tackles15 Deric Sieck vs. North Dakota (11/17/01)14 Deric Sieck vs. Emporia State (11/22/03)13 Jay Fogelson vs. Grand Valley State (11/13/04)13 Luke Lokanc vs. Emporia State (12/7/02)12 Jake Tietje vs. North Dakota (11/17/01)11 John Tackmann vs. North Dakota (11/18/06)

Sacks2 Jay Fogelson vs. Grand Valley State (11/13/04)

Interceptions2 Luke Lokanc vs. North Dakota (11/29/03)

Winona State Football in the PostseasonNCAA Division II Playoffs: 2001, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2017Mineral Water Bowl: 2000, 2002, 2012NAIA Championship: 1993

Winona State Postseason Results

Year Date Round Opponent W/L Score Site 2000 Dec. 3 Mineral Water Bowl Missouri Western W 43-41 (3ot) Excelsior Springs, Mo.

2001 Nov. 17 NCAA DII Playoffs North Dakota L 42-28 Grand Forks, ND

2002 Dec. 7 Mineral Water Bowl Emporia State L 34-27 (ot) Excelsior Springs, Mo.

2003 Nov. 22 NCAA DII Playoffs Emporia State W 10-3 Winona, Minn.


2004 Nov. 13 NCAA DII Playoffs Grand Valley State L 16-13 Winona, Minn.



2012 Dec. 1 Mineral Water Bowl Lindenwood W 42-21 Excelsior Springs, Mo.

2017 Nov. 18 NCAA DII Playoffs A&M-Commerce L 20-6 Winona, Minn.

WSU POSTSEASON RECORDSWinona State 43, Missouri Western 41 3OTMineral Water BowlDec. 3, 2000 • Excelsior Springs, MO • Roosevelt Field

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, MO – Winona State’s first postseason game as a NCAA Division II school was certainly one to remember. In a game that saw the Warriors come back from an early 14-0 hole and eventually play three overtimes, WSU beat Missouri Western 43-41 in the Mineral Water Bowl.

Missouri Western scored a pair of touchdowns early to go up 14-0 midway through the second quarter. A 34 yard scoring pass from Andy Nett to Jeff Dobbertin got WSU on the board before the half. Winona State came out of the locker room for the start of the second half and imme-diately tied the game as Nick Jaeger intercepted a pass and returned it 35 yards for a score. The Warriors added a second Dobbertin touchdown reception midway through the third quarter to post a 21-14 lead. Missouri Western forced overtime with a touchdown late in the fourth quarter, setting up what would prove to be a marathon effort by both teams.

Winona State scored on its first overtime possession, a three-yard run by Curtis Jepsen. Missouri Western answered with a touchdown and added another on their next possession, both coming courtesy of the arm of quarterback Kasey Waterman.

The third overtime would finally produce a victor, with the Warriors capping a six play drive with an 11-yard pass from Nett to Dobbertin. Three of Dobbertin’s five catches on the day went for touchdowns while gaining 128 receiving yards. The Warriors converted their two-point attempt to take a 43-35 lead. Missouri Western had one more chance to keep the game alive. They scored on an eight-yard run to pull within two, but couldn’t punch the conversion in, letting the War-riors finish their first postseason with a victory.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 OT1 OT2 OT3 Final RecordWinona State 0 7 14 0 7 7 8 43 9-3Missouri Western 7 7 0 7 7 7 6 41 8-4

SCORING SUMMARYTeam Qtr Time Scoring Play (PAT) Plays-Yds TOP MWS 1 13:15 Reed 1 yd run (Toms kick) 2-2 0:38 0 7MWS 2 5:35 Evans 28 pass from Waterman (Toms kick) 7-76 3:23 0 14WSU 2 2:06 Dobbertin 34 pass from Nett (Opgenorth kick) 7-56 3:29 7 14WSU 3 14:35 Jaeger 35 yd interception return (Opgenorth kick) 14 14WSU 3 6:01 Dobbertin 53 pass from Walch (Opgenorth kick 4-71 1:59 21 14MWS 4 4:00 Reed 2 yd run (Toms kick) 7-80 3:26 21 21WSU OT1 Jepsen 3 yd run (Opgenorth kick) 6-25 28 21MWS OT1 Evans 25 pass from Waterman (Toms kick) 1-25 28 28MWS OT2 Finney 22 pass from Waterman (Toms kick) 2-25 28 35WSU OT2 Walch 1 yd run (Opgenorth kick) 6-25 35 35WSU OT3 Dobbertin 11 pass from Nett (Dobbertin pass good) 6-25 43 35MWS OT3 Smith 8 yd run (Waterman pass failed) 3-25 43 41 STATISTICAL SUMMARY WSU MWSFIRST DOWNS 27 17RUSHES-YARDS 67-275 29-119PASSING YARDS 171 181Passes Att-Comp-Int 23-11-2 30-16-1TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS 90-446 59-300Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-1 3-1Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-89 4-82Interception Returns-Yards 1-35 2-56Punts (Number-Avg) 6-34.8 9-37.2Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0Penalties-Yards 8-53 0-0Possession Time 35:26 24:34Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-3 2-10

RUSHING: Winona State-Kevin Curtin 23-134, Curtis Jepsen 24-80, Ryan Walch 16-52, Andy Nett 4-9. Missouri Western-Mike Connaker 12-53, Matt Smith 7-47, Brandon Perry 5-10, Ryan Reed 3-6, Kasey Waterman 2-3.PASSING: Winona State-Andy Nett 22-10-2-118-2, Ryan Walch 1-1-0-53-1. Missouri Western-Kasey Waterman 30-16-1-181-3.RECEIVING: Winona State-Jeff Dobbertin 5-128, Curtis Jepsen 2-17, Ryan Walch 2-2, Adam Lilla 1-17, Brendon Braatz 1-7. Missouri Western-Jerris Evans 6-75, Sterlin Finney 4-50, Adam Ziesel 2-35, Ryan Reed 1-12, Matt Smith 1-7, Mike Connaker 1-4, Darwin Pitts 1-(minus 2).INTERCEPTIONS: Winona State-Nick Jaeger 1-35. Missouri Western-Chad Smith 1-46, Eric Walk-er 1-10.SACKS: Winona State-Derek Chance 1-3, Jon Bussewitz 0.5-3. Missouri Western-Josh Oyler 2-10.TACKLES (UA-A): Winona State-Eric Ellestad 3-6-9, Travis Welch 6-2-8, Jake Tietje 4-4-8, Deric Sieck 4-3-7, Nick Jaeger 4-2-6, Davin Thompson 4-1-5, Derek Chance 3-2-5, Jon Bussewitz 2-3-5, Todd Batta 1-3-4, Paul Chabura 3-0-3, Steven Koehler 2-1-3, Ty Breitlow 2-1-3, Ned Welch 0-3-3, Andy Nett 2-0-2, Jon Tanner 1-1-2, Brent Thoen 1-1-2, John Stapleton 1-0-1, Matt Fevold 1-0-1, Jesse Isom 1-0-1, Chris Radke 0-1-1, Nick Brinkman 0-1-1. Missouri Western-Eric Walker 13-10-23, Dan Gray 7-6-13, Pierre Thomas 7-3-10, Eric McDowell 7-7-10, Mike Best 4-5-9, Josh Oyler 3-6-9, Josh Jean 7-1-8, Chad Smith 4-4-8, James Jack 5-1-6, Wes Smith 4-2-6, Trevor Frogge 3-3-6, Desmond Polk 4-1-5, Matt Smith 0-3-3, Tyreece Whyte 2-0-2, Lamaris Young 1-1-2, Jason Dawson 1-1-2, Derek Hart 1-0-1, Jon Oyler 1-0-1, Nic Richardson 1-0-1, James Smith 0-1-1, Rod Thompson 0-1-1.

North Dakota 42, Winona State 28NCAA Division II PlayoffsNov. 17, 2001 • Grand Forks, ND • Alerus Center

GRAND FORKS, ND – A year after making their first postseason appearance, Winona State ad-vanced to the NCAA Division II Playoffs for the first time in school history in 2001. Winona State won ten games in a season for the first time in program history in 2001 and started a run that saw the team advance to the NCAA postseason five times in the next seven years.

The Warriors held their own against North Dakota, a perennial power, but ended up falling 42-28 to the eventual national champion.

WSU went down 14-0 after the first quarter but a pair of second quarter scores made the half-time score 21-14 in favor of North Dakota. The Warriors got on the board thanks to a quarterback sneak by Bruce Carpenter and added a touchdown pass from Carpenter to Adam Lilla just before the half ended.

Winona State scored again in the third quarter on a 64-yard pass from Carpenter to Lilla, but North Dakota added two touchdowns of their own to stretch their advantage to 35-21. Lilla ended the game with seven catches for 118 yards. He added another scoring catch in the game’s final seconds, a two-yard pass from Brian Wrobel.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Final RecordWinona State 0 14 7 7 28 10-2North Dakota 14 7 14 7 42 11-1

SCORING SUMMARYTeam Qtr Time Scoring Play (PAT) Plays-Yds TOP UND 1 9:41 Kyvig 9 pass from Klosterman (Peterka kick) 12-77 5:19 0 7UND 1 3:22 Kyvig 2 pass from Klosterman (Peterka kick) 8-57 4:16 0 14WSU 2 13:41 Carpenter 1 yd run (Opgenorth kick) 8-29 2:52 7 14UND 2 3:26 Smith 19 pass from Klosterman (Peterka kick) 9-92 4:28 7 21WSU 2 0:21 Lilla 4 pass from Carpenter (Opgenorth kick) 9-74 3:05 14 21UND 3 5:35 Smith 16 pass from Klosterman (Peterka kick) 10-76 4:07 14 28WSU 3 4:17 Lilla 64 pass from Carpenter (Opgenorth kick) 3-79 1:18 21 28UND 3 2:49 Smith 39 pass from Klosterman (Peterka kick) 3-53 1:28 21 35UND 4 14:54 Smith 32 pass from Klosterman (Peterka kick) 4-80 1:32 21 42WSU 4 0:26 Lilla 2 pass from Wrobel (Opgenorth kick) 12-75 3:40 28 42 STATISTICAL SUMMARY WSU UNDFIRST DOWNS 18 28RUSHES-YARDS 34-145 40-170PASSING YARDS 195 338Passes Att-Comp-Int 30-16-0 32-27-1TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS 64-340 72-508Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-131 4-60Interception Returns-Yards 1-35 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 5-45.6 2-42.5Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-1Penalties-Yards 5-55 11-81Possession Time 27:14 32:46Third-Down Conversions 6 of 13 5 of 9Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 1 of 2Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-1 1-2

RUSHING: Winona State-Curtis Jepsen 8-43, Brian Wrobel 3-31, Kevin Curtin 6-28, Ryan Walch 7-17, Eric Williams 3-17, Bruce Carpenter 7-9. North Dakota-Jed Perkerewicz 26-146, Kelby Klos-terman 6-49, Blaise Larson 4-12, Dan Graf 1-(minus 2), A. Schwenzfeier 1-(minus 5), TEAM 2-(minus 30).PASSING: Winona State-Bruce Carpenter 26-14-0-173-2, Brian Wrobel 4-2-0-22-1. North Dakota-Kelby Klosterman 32-27-1-338-6.RECEIVING: Winona State-Adam Lilla 7-118, Chris Samp 5-74, Kevin Curtin 2-0, Brian Hynes 1-3, Alan Hartung 1-0. North Dakota-Luke Schleusner 7-60, Jesse Smith 6-132, Dan Graf 5-35, Jesse Ahlers 3-63, John Kyvig 3-14, Jed Perkerewicz 2-12, Chad Mustard 1-22.INTERCEPTIONS: Winona State-Steven Koehler 1-35. Michigan Tech-none.SACKS: Winona State-Paul Chabura 1-1. North Dakota-Tom Irvin 1-2.TACKLES (UA-A): Winona State-Deric Sieck 9-6-15, Jake Tietje 9-3-12, Nick Jaeger 6-4-10, Paul Chabura 6-3-9, Brent Thoen 7-1-8, Jesse Isom 6-2-8, Steven Koehler 5-3-8, Matt Wayne 2-3-5, Tyler Schmit 2-1-3, John Stapleton 2-0-2, Ned Welch 1-1-2, Jon Tanner 1-1-2, Jim Stanek 1-0-1, Mike Madsen 1-0-1, Chris Samp 1-0-1, Ty Breitlow 1-0-1, Mitchell Royer 0-1-1, Corey Larsen 0-1-1. North Dakota-Eric Schmidt 6-3-9, Mike O’Neil 6-2-8, Tom Irvin 3-3-6, Adam Stratton 3-3-6, Eric Halver-son 3-2-5, Travis O’Neel 1-4-5, Craig Rindeau 4-0-4, Christofferson 4-0-4, D. Thornburg 3-1-4, Josh Kotelnicki 3-0-3, Ben Dixon 3-0-3, Caleb Johnson 2-1-3, Adam Dehnicke 1-2-3, Jeff Momerak 2-0-2, Ethan Marquis 0-2-2, A. Schwenzfeier 1-0-1, Kelby Klosterman 1-0-1, Josh Muro 1-0-1, Dan Graf 0-1-1, Casey Blue 0-1-1, Lee Smith 0-1-1, Troy Newhouse 0-1-1, Mac Schneider 0-1-1.

POSTSEASON HISTORY


Emporia State 34, Winona State 27 OTMineral Water BowlDec. 7, 2002 • Excelsior Springs, MO • Roosevelt Field

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, MO – Winona State made its second trip to the Mineral Water Bowl in the span of three seasons and once again found themselves playing in an overtime contest. This time the Warriors came up just short, falling to Emporia State 34-27 despite a fourth quarter charge by the Warriors.

Winona State found itself down just 10-3 at the half but Emporia State began the third quarter with a pair of touchdowns to stretch its advantage to 24-3. That was when the Warriors took flight, scoring 24 unanswered points to hold a 27-24 lead midway through the fourth quarter. It was a trio of long passes that led the charge for Winona State, with quarterback Bruce Carpenter hitting Adam Lilla for a 42-yard touchdown late in the third quarter and then connected with Chris Samp (49 yards) and Jeff Dobbertin (54 yards) in the fourth quarter.

Emporia State marched down the field to kick a 28 yard field goal with two seconds remaining in regulation to tie the game and force overtime. Once in the extra period Emporia State scored on a 10-yard run by Tyler Paul and the Warriors could not match, giving ESU a 34-27 victory.

The Winona State offense completed just 17 of 40 passes on the day, but those 17 completions totaled 330 yards and three touchdowns with both Dobbertin and Samp gaining more than 100 yards in the contest.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 OT Final RecordWinona State 0 3 7 17 0 27 8-4Emporia State 7 3 14 3 7 34 9-3

SCORING SUMMARYTeam Qtr Time Scoring Play (PAT) Plays-Yds TOP ESU 1 5:04 Paul 31 yd run (Gray kick) 9-93 4:05 0 7ESU 2 14:44 Gray 38 yd FG 12-46 3:20 0 10WSU 2 0:00 Opgenorth 21 yd FG 8-67 0:53 3 10ESU 3 6:00 Johnson 4 yd run (Gray kick) 9-68 4:01 3 17ESU 3 4:20 Paul 4 yd run (Gray kick) 3-11 1:28 3 24WSU 3 2:07 Lilla 42 pass from Carpenter (Opgenorth kick) 5-54 2:13 10 24WSU 4 12:50 Samp 49 pass from Carpenter (Opgenorth kick) 7-88 2:14 17 24WSU 4 10:38 Dobbertin 54 pass from Carpenter (Opgenorth kick) 3-66 1:05 24 24WSU 4 8:54 Opgenorth 36 yd FG 4-9 1:34 27 24ESU 4 0:02 Gray 28 yd FG 12-66 2:42 27 27ESU OT Paul 10 yd run (Gray kick) 4-25 27 34 STATISTICAL SUMMARY WSU ESUFIRST DOWNS 20 31RUSHES-YARDS 32-67 52-287PASSING YARDS 330 236Passes Att-Comp-Int 41-17-0 45-22-2TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS 73-397 97-523Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 3-12Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-83 1-13Interception Returns-Yards 2-38 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 6-41.5 3-28.3Fumbles-Lost 3-1 3-3Penalties-Yards 3-27 10-104Possession Time 24:48 35:12Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 1-10

RUSHING: Winona State-Kevin Curtin 15-59, Curtis Jepsen 12-30, Derrick Malone 2-9, Bruce Carpenter 2-(minus 9), Jeff Dobertin 0-6. Emporia State-Tyler Paul 40-224, Josh Sanders 6-40, Tad Hatfield 4-23, Ryan Johnson 2-0.PASSING: Winona State-Bruce Carpenter 40-17-0-330-3, Team 1-0-0-0-0. Emporia State-Tad Hat-field 44-22-2-236-0, Team 1-0-0-0-0.RECEIVING: Winona State-Jeff Dobbertin 6-110, Chris Samp 5-145, Adam Lilla 3-61, Alan Har-tung 2-16, Kevin Curtin 1-(minus 2). Emporia State-Andre Day 11-112, Josh Sanders 4-30, Louis Lamb 3-32, Ryan Johnson 2-40, JJ Richard 2-22.INTERCEPTIONS: Winona State-Luke Lokanc 1-38. Emporia State-none.SACKS: Winona State-none. Emporia State-Philip Mabion 1-10.TACKLES (UA-A): Winona State-Luke Lokanc 5-8-13, Mike Madsen 5-5-10, Steven Koehler 5-5-10, Deric Sieck 3-6-9, Jim Stanek 3-6-9, Brent Thoen 2-5-7, Jake Tietje 2-5-7, Nathan Hall 2-4-6, Dustin Looman 2-4-6, Nick Jaeger 0-6-6, Ned Welch 1-4-5, Matt Wayne 1-2-3, Dave Cruz 1-0-1, Nick Brinkman 0-1-1, Curtis Jepsen 0-1-1. Emporia State-Dontaye McCoy 5-2-7, Charles Greer 3-3-6, Dusty Delaney 2-3-5, Josh Williams 2-3-5, Philip Mabion 2-3-5, Wes Bell 2-2-4, Neal Myers 0-4-4, Larry Randle 3-0-3, Luke Waller 2-1-3, Josh Oldfather 2-0-2, John Scott 1-1-2, Adam Melichar 1-1-2, Eddie Reynolds 0-2-2, Falco Grehl 0-2-2, Dan Miller 1-0-1, Tad Hatfield 1-0-1, Cal Gast 1-0-1, Brad Johnson 0-1-1.

Winona State 10, Emporia State 3NCAA Division II PlayoffsNov. 22, 2003 • Winona, MN • Maxwell Field

WINONA, MN – A season after Winona State and Emporia State met in the Mineral Water Bowl, the two teams did battle on the postseason’s biggest stage with the Warriors ending this matchup as the victor. Winona State earned the first NCAA postseason win in program history with a 10-3 victory over ESU. The win moved the Warriors into the NCAA Playoff second round for the first time in program history as well.

Offense was in short supply on a cold, windy afternoon with temperatures barely inching over freezing. That didn’t stop over 3,000 fans from entering Maxwell Field as the Warriors hosted their first postseason game.

Emporia State got on the board first, getting a field goal in the first quarter to take a quick 3-0 lead. That was the last time they would put points on the scoreboard, as the Warrior defense remained stout all game.

Winona State scored on back-to-back possessions in the third quarter. Brian Wrobel hit Chris Samp for a 34-yard touchdown with Steve Opgenorth following the next time WSU had the ball with a 22-yard field goal that put WSU up by its final 10-3 margin of victory.

Emporia State had four chances to score in the fourth quarter but threw two interceptions and lost a fumble in that span, with the Warrior defense shutting down any ESU attempt to get back in the game.

Not only was the 10-3 win a milestone victory for the WSU program, the game saw a milestone reached by Samp. Samp’s touchdown catch during the third quarter made him Winona State’s all-time leader in the category, scoring for the 30th time in his career. The receiver would leave Winona State a season later with 53 touchdown catches, a record that still stands.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Final RecordEmporia State 3 0 0 0 3 9-3Winona State 0 0 10 0 10 11-1

SCORING SUMMARYTeam Qtr Time Scoring Play (PAT) Plays-Yds TOP ESU 1 11:42 Gray 33 yd FG 9-64 3:18 3 0WSU 3 12:59 Samp 34 pass from Wrobel (Opgenorth kick) 4-55 1:51 3 7WSU 3 7:37 Opgenorth 22 yd FG 7-16 2:57 3 10 STATISTICAL SUMMARY ESU WSUFIRST DOWNS 16 11RUSHES-YARDS 41-126 32-59PASSING YARDS 157 140Passes Att-Comp-Int 27-15-2 23-9-0TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS 68-283 55-199Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 4-10 3-28Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-21 2-46Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 2-23Punts (Number-Avg) 5-28.4 9-30.6Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-0Penalties-Yards 4-40 6-37Possession Time 33:35 26:25Thrid-Down Conversions 5 of 16 3 of 13Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 3 0 of 0Red Zone Scores-Chances 1-1 1-1Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-20 1-6

RUSHING: Emporia State-Tyler Paul 31-107, Rashem Sharpe 4-28, Clete Frazell 1-4, Ryan Hulings 1-2, Tad Hatfield 3-(minus 5), TEAM 1-(minus 10). Winona State-Kevin Curtin 14-51, Curtis Jepsen 9-32, Dave Cruz 1-7, TEAM 1-0, Brian Wrobel 7-(minus 31).PASSING: Emporia State-tad Hatfield 27-15-2-157-0. Winona State-Brian Wrobel 23-9-0-140-1.RECEIVING: Emporia State-Ryan Haulings 4-26, Tony Jackson 3-42, Tyler Paul 3-23, JJ Richard 2-23, Louis Lamb 1-16, Andre Day 1-16, Clete Frazell 1-11. Winona State-Alan Hartung 4-56, Chris Samp 3-55, Curtis Jepsen 1-23, Brian Hynes 1-6.INTERCEPTIONS: Emporia State-none. Winona State-Luke Lokanc 1-23, Mike Madsen 1-0.SACKS: Emporia State-Josh Williams 2-13, Falco Grehl 1-7. Winona State-Ty Breitlow 1-6.TACKLES (UA-A): Emporia State-Philip Mabion 6-4-10, Justin Kohlmeier 2-8-10, Brad Johnson 4-3-7, Josh Williams 3-4-7, Eddie Reynolds 2-5-7, Cal Gast 0-7-7, Brandon Stribling 1-3-4, Falco Grehl 2-1-3, John Scott 2-0-2, Scott Schoenfled 1-1-2, Andrew Jeffries 0-2-2, Clete Frazell 1-0-1, Adam Melichar 1-0-1, Josh Oldfather 0-1-1, Dan Miller 0-1-1. Winona State-Deric Sieck 5-9-14, Steven Koehler 6-4-10, Brent Thoen 4-6-10, Luke Lokanc 3-7-10, Ty Breitlow 4-3-7, Nathan Hall 3-4-7, Nick Jaeger 2-5-7, Ben Turnquist 2-4-6, Mike Madsen 1-5-6, Colin Charlson 2-2-4, Dan Clark 1-1-2, Jim Stanek 1-1-2, Matt Wayne 1-1-2, Matt Meline 1-0-1, Ryan Eversman 1-0-1, Dan Lundin 1-0-1.

North Dakota 36, Winona State 29NCAA Division II Playoff QuarterfinalsNov. 29, 2003 • Grand Forks, ND • Alerus Center

GRAND FORKS, ND – After beating Emporia State a week earlier to advance to the second round of the NCAA Division II Playoffs for the first time in program history, Winona State ran into pow-erhouse North Dakota. UND would eventually advance to the national championship game, but not before they were given all they could handle by the Warriors.

The final score was 36-29 in favor of North Dakota, but the Warriors completely dominated the game’s second half before UND found a way to score with seconds remaining in the contest.

At halftime it certainly did not look like a game that would go down to the wire, with North Da-kota holding a 28-7 lead after scoring four touchdowns in the span of 11 minutes in the second quarter. As much as UND had dominated the first half, the second would belong completely to the Warriors. Brian Wrobel scored on a two-yard touchdown run in the third and Steve Op-genorth kicked a 40-yard field goal to bring the Warriors to within 11, 28-17. An 11-yard pass from Wrobel to Alan Hartung made the score 28-23 as the fourth quarter got underway. Another touchdown, this one a 19-yard pass from Bounthavy Khamratthanome to Chris Samp gave Wi-nona State a 29-28 lead with 1:52 remaining in the contest. The Warriors had come all the way back and were on the verge of knocking off North Dakota.

UND marched down the field to score on a one-yard run by Adam Roland with just 24 seconds remaining. A two-point conversion put North Dakota up 36-29 and completed a rally of their own.


SCORING SUMMARYTeam Qtr Time Scoring Play (PAT) Plays-Yds TOP UND 2 14:13 Johnson 9 pass from Wilson (Glas kick) 7-52 3:18 0 7UND 2 10:53 Lueck 73 yd punt return (Glas kick) 0 14WSU 2 6:35 Jepsen 1 yd run (Opgenorth kick) 9-80 4:18 7 14UND 2 3:21 Roland 8 yd run (Glas kick) 7-80 3:22 7 21UND 2 2:00 Stattelman 19 pass from Wilson (Glas kick) 3-29 1:13 7 28WSU 3 6:00 Wrobel 2 yd run (Opgenorth kick) 6-22 2:37 14 28WSU 3 2:25 Opgenorth 40 yd FG 7-42 1:56 17 28WSU 4 14:18 Hartung 11 pass from Wrobel (pass failed) 4-43 0:43 23 28WSU 4 1:52 Samp 19 pass from Khamratthanome (rush failed) 10-66 4:20 29 28UND 4 0:24 Roland 1 yd run (Stattelman pass from Bowenkamp) 5-80 1:28 29 36 STATISTICAL SUMMARY WSU UNDFIRST DOWNS 23 18RUSHES-YARDS 32-84 34-97PASSING YARDS 322 268Passes Att-Comp-Int 38-25-2 31-20-2TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS 70-406 65-365Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 3-16 4-126Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-82 2-55Interception Returns-Yards 2-56 2-6Punts (Number-Avg) 5-45.4 6-37.8Fumbles-Lost 4-3 3-1Penalties-Yards 5-41 8-70Possession Time 30:10 29:50Thrid-Down Conversions 2 of 10 5 of 11Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 0 of 0Red Zone Scores-Chances 4-4 4-5Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-13 2-12

RUSHING: Winona State-Dave Cruz 8-44, Kevin Curtin 6-16, Brian Wrobel 9-13, Brian Hynes 1-7, Curtis Jepsen 8-4. North Dakota-Adam Roland 24-64, Brandon Strouth 4-54, Jon Bowenkamp 2-(minus 7), Joe Wilson 4-(minus 14).PASSING: Winona State-Brian Wrobel 37-24-2-303-1, Khamratthanome 1-1-0-19-1. North Dakota-Joe Wilson 26-17-1-184-2, John Bowenkamp 5-3-1-84-0.RECEIVING: Winona State-Chris Samp 11-140, Brian Hynes 6-95, Alan Hartung 4-47, Curtis Jep-sen 3-29, Dave Cruz 1-11. North Dakota-Stattelman 12-125, Jesse Ahlers 3-32, Caleb Johnson 2-78, Travis Lueck 2-14, Trevor Mielke 1-19.INTERCEPTIONS: Winona State-Luke Lokanc 2-56. North Dakota-Adam Stratton 1-0, Digger Anderson 1-6.SACKS: Winona State-Mike Madsen 1-7, Ty Breitlow 1-6. North Dakota-Shane Duchscher 1-7, Tony Hermes 1-5.TACKLES (UA-A): Winona State-Brent Thoen 7-0-7, Nick Jaeger 6-0-6, Mike Madsen 5-1-6, Luke Lokanc 5-0-5, Ty Breitlow 5-0-5, Deric Sieck 4-1-5, Steven Koehler 4-0-4, Colin Charlson 4-0-4, Jim Stanek 3-0-3, Ray Johnson 2-0-2, Ben Turnquist 2-0-2, Jay Fogelson 2-0-2, Matt Meline 1-0-1, Matt Wayne 1-0-1, Khamratthanome 1-0-1, Aaron Hutchingon 1-0-1. North Dakota-Digger Anderson 8-3-11, Hoffschneider 8-0-8, Ryan Manke 4-1-5, Danny Gagner 4-1-5, Caleb Johnson 4-0-4, Ullsperger 3-1-4, Tyler Dahlen 3-0-3, Adam Stratton 3-0-3, Tony Hermes 3-0-3, Josh Brandsted 2-1-3, Jake Nordick 2-0-2, Shane Duchscher 2-0-2, Jeff Momerak 1-0-1, Jason Peterson 1-0-1, Sam Schmitz 1-0-1, Tom DeSautel 1-0-1, Matt Nelson 1-0-1, Troy Newhouse 1-0-1, Eric Halstenson 0-1-1, Stattelman 0-1-1, Steve Brennan 0-1-1.

Grand Valley State 16, Winona State 13NCAA Division II PlayoffsNov. 13, 2004 • Winona, MN • Maxwell Field

WINONA, MN – Making their third consecutive NCAA Division II Playoff appearance, Winona State hosted defending national champion Grand Valley State in the opening round, the second consecutive year the Warriors had opened the postseason at home.

Grand Valley State struck first, getting three first half field goals to take a 9-0 lead into the locker room at the half. Winona State quickly erased their deficit in the third quarter, with quarterback Ryan Eversman finding Chris Samp for an 18-yard touchdown. The Warriors score again in the quarter on a two-yard run by Alex Wiese to move the score to 13-9 and give WSU its first lead of the ballgame.

Grand Valley State was the only team to put points on the scoreboard in the fourth quarter, get-ting a nine-yard scoring run with just under 10 minutes to play in the game, giving themselves a 16-13 advantage. Winona State attempted to make another late charge but could not punch the ball into the end zone.

Samp ended the game with seven catches for 134 yards while Brian Hynes made four grabs for 130 yards. The contest was the last of Samp’s Winona State, bringing to a close a remarkable run of success highlighted by brilliant postseason play. In five postseason games during his career Samp made 31 receptions for 547 yards and four touchdowns. He reached 100 yards receiving on three different occasions in the postseason as well.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Final RecordGrand Valley State 3 6 0 7 16 9-2Winona State 0 0 13 0 13 10-2

SCORING SUMMARYTeam Qtr Time Scoring Play (PAT) Plays-Yds TOP GV 1 8:59 Greene 35 yd FG 7-6 1:52 3 0GV 2 8:34 Greene 37 yd FG 6-31 1:45 6 0GV 2 0:08 Greene 24 yd FG 6-21 1:31 9 0WSU 3 8:07 Samp 18 pass from Eversman (Kraus kick) 3-47 0:58 9 7WSU 3 2:45 Wiese 2 yd run (pass failed) 7-79 2:51 9 13GV 4 9:43 Finnerty 9 yd run (Greene kick) 10-59 5:01 16 13 STATISTICAL SUMMARY GV WSUFIRST DOWNS 11 18RUSHES-YARDS 44-135 30-13PASSING YARDS 112 296Passes Att-Comp-Int 21-10-0 35-17-2TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS 65-247 65-309Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 4-22 3-9Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-69 2-30Interception Returns-Yards 2-31 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 9-31.7 7-33.1Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0Penalties-Yards 16-95 5-40Possession Time 32:38 27:22Thrid-Down Conversions 3 of 16 4 of 13Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 0 of 2Red Zone Scores-Chances 4-5 2-3Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-19 2-7

RUSHING: Grand Valley State-Tennessee 23-100, Finnerty 16-40, Garris 2-1, Langston 3-(minus 6). Winona State-Khamratthanome 6-19, Alex Wiese 5-17, Derek Malone 7-4, Dave Cruz 6-0, TEAM 1-(minus 1), Pat Hurley 1-(minus 8), Ryan Eversman 4-(minus 18).PASSING: Grand Valley State-Finnerty 20-10-0-112-0. Team 1-0-0-0-0. Winona State-Ryan Evers-man 35-17-2-296-1RECEIVING: Grand Valley State-Collins 5-87, Langston 4-28, Finnerty 1-(minus 3). Winona State-Chris Samp 7-134, Brian Hynes 4-130, Dave Cruz 2-9, Lee Cunningham 1-9, Scott Peters 1-7, Jeff Ellestad 1-4, Khamratthanome 1-3.INTERCEPTIONS: Grand Valley State-Hawkins 1-29, Steinbech 1-2. Winona State-none.SACKS (UA-A): Grand Valley State-Hein 1.5-7, McFadden 1-8, Marshall 1-4, Spencer 0.5-0. Winona State-Fogelson 2-7.TACKLES (UA-A): Grand Valley State-Adams 7-6-13, McFadden 6-2-8, Boone 6-2-8, Steinbech 5-3-8, Spencer 1-6-7, Ballard 4-2-6, Hawkins 4-2-6, Bryant 3-2-5, Hein 3-2-5, Marshall 3-1-4, Phillips 2-1-3, Langston 1-1-2, Ryan 1-0-1, Hukill 1-0-1, Roland 0-1-1. Winona State-Jay Fogelson 7-6-13, Jim Stanek 8-2-10, Luke Lokanc 6-4-10, Shawn Cunningham 5-2-7, Ben Turnquist 4-3-7, Dane Clark 6-0-6, Jacob Hoop 5-1-6, Colin Charlson 1-5-6, Roy Kratt 3-2-5, Eric Miller 4-0-4, Matt Meline 2-1-3, Brendan Meany 2-1-3, John Tackmann 2-0-2, Alex Wiese 1-0-1, Donte Pettis 1-0-1, Nate Daniels

1-0-1, Aaron Hutchinson 0-1-1.

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GRAND FORKS, ND – After missing the postseason by a whisker the season before, Winona State returned to the playoffs in 2006, earning a opening round matchup with North Dakota. UND employed a pounding rushing attack while beating WSU 42-0.

Ryan Chappell was the hammer for North Daktoa, rushing for 236 yards and scoring five touch-downs on the ground. He reached the end zone four times in the first half and three times in the second quarter alone, putting UND up early. In all, North Dakota rushed for 404 yards on the game.


SCORING SUMMARYTeam Qtr Time Scoring Play (PAT) Plays-Yds TOP UND 1 8:50 Chappell 23 yd run (Hellevang kick) 2-79 0:27 0 7UND 2 13:18 Chappell 3 yd run (Hellevang kick) 5-43 2:03 0 14UND 2 6:16 Chappell 21 yd run (Hellevang kick) 6-69 3:05 0 21UND 2 1:13 Chappell 8 yd run (Hellevang kick) 10-68 2:03 0 28UND 3 13:43 Chappell 64 yd run (Hellevang kick) 2-71 1:10 0 35UND 4 14:07 Beatty 19 yd run (Hellevang kick) 6-72 2:16 0 42 STATISTICAL SUMMARY WSU UNDFIRST DOWNS 9 29RUSHES-YARDS 27-17 41-404PASSING YARDS 103 190Passes Att-Comp-Int 33-12-0 29-19-1TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS 60-120 70-594Fumble Returns-Yards 1-3 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 3-25Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-110 1-5Interception Returns-Yards 1-8 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 8-37.5 2-30.0Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-2Penalties-Yards 6-45 11-105Possession Time 29:36 29:17Thrid-Down Conversions 2 of 15 3 of 7Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 3 0 of 0Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-8 4-38

RUSHING: Winona State-Darren Davis 7-37, Alex Wiese 8-22, Andy Verbancouer 2-5, Carey Rott-man 3-(minus 2), Ellis Minor 1-(minus 6), Randy Spring 1-(minus 7), Mike Trotter 5-(minus 32). North Dakota-Ryan Chappell 16-236, Chris Beatty 6-80, Brandon Brady 7-33, Danny Freund 5-29, Reed Manke 2-22, Andrew Sorbo 1-4, Brandon Strouth 2-3, TEAM 2-(minus 3).PASSING: Winona State-Mike Trotter 31-11-0-98-0. Aaron Boettcher 1-1-0-5-0, Darren Davis 1-0-0-0-0. North Dakota-Reed Manke 18-15-1-130-0, Chris Belmore 7-3-0-48-0, Danny Freund 4-1-0-12-0.RECEIVING: Winona State-Jeff Ellestad 3-56, Carey Rottman 2-15, Todd Burkoth 2-12, Scott Peters 1-8, Nate Skala 1-5, Justin Morland 1-3, Alex Wiese 1-2, Mike Trotter 1-2. North Dakota-Martin Tatom 4-56, Brady Trenbeath 3-32, Weston Dressler 3-15, Blair Grover 2-26, Lee Groeschl 2-13, Troy Ott 1-20, T. Loegering 1-12, Brandon Strouth 1-9, T. Christensen 1-6, Ryan Chappell 1-1.INTERCEPTIONS: Winona State-Marcus LaBadie 1-8. North Dakota-none.SACKS (UA-A): Winona State-Colin Charlson 1-8. North Dakota-Bobby Stroup 3-34, Nathan Wayne 1-4.TACKLES: Winona State-John Tackmann 8-3-11, Tyler Perkette 6-1-7, Kenzie Yewman 6-0-6, Eric Miller 3-1-4, Marcus Labadie 3-1-4, Colin Charlson 3-0-3, Dane Clark 3-0-3, Tony Hill 3-0-3, Justin Jensen 3-0-3, Craig Martindale 2-1-3, Dan Link 2-0-2, Ken King 2-0-2, Kevin Michaelis 2-0-2, Ryan Rothwell 1-1-2, Dave Braun 1-1-2, Brent Yule 0-2-2, Eric Boehm 1-0-1, Scott Sherman 1-0-1, Peter Schiltz 1-0-1, Matt Finch 1-0-1, Tazarron Landry 1-0-1, Alex White 0-1-1, Billy Link 0-1-1, Darren Davis 0-1-1. North Dakota-Adam Wolff 6-0-6, Bobby Stroup 4-2-6, Robbie Meek 3-2-5, D. Alexander 4-0-4, Jared Enger 3-0-3, Nathan Wayne 3-0-3, Tom DeSautel 3-0-3, Alex Cadwell 3-0-3, Rory Manke 3-0-3, Andy White 2-0-2, Matt Bodoh 2-0-2, Babington-Johnson 1-1-2, Drake Otto 1-0-1, Blair Gro-ver 1-0-1, Brandon Brady 1-0-1, Brian Troen 1-0-1, Sam Schmitz 1-0-1, M. Greenwood 1-0-1, Tyler Morrow 0-1-1, Anthony Longe 0-1-1, Andy Miller 0-1-1.


GRAND FORKS, ND – The Warriors drew North Dakota in the opening round of the playoffs for the second consecutive season. It was a balanced offensive team the Warriors faced, with UND gaining 298 yards on the ground and 232 through the air in the 44-2 North Dakota victory.

Winona State had won ten games in the regular season, reaching the double-digit victory mark for the fourth time in the last seven years. In the seven year period from 2001-2007, Winona State posted 66-18 record while making the NCAA Division II Playoffs five times.

North Dakota had a 20-0 lead in the second quarter when the Warriors scored what would be their only points of the game on a safety. UND added a trio of rushing touchdowns in the second half to put away the victory.

Warrior quarterback Drew Aber threw for 208 yards with Scott Peters making seven receptions and Tyree Burks hauling in five catches.


SCORING SUMMARYTeam Qtr Time Scoring Play (PAT) Plays-Yds TOP UND 1 9:31 Chappell 8 yd run (Hellevang kick) 5-65 1:15 0 7UND 1 3:20 Hellevang 41 yd FG 8-46 3:36 0 10UND 2 11:06 Hellevang 19 yd FG 9-69 4:36 0 13UND 2 6:46 Chappell 17 yd run (Hellevang kick) 5-65 2:20 0 20WSU 2 2:53 Team safety 2 20UND 3 5:28 Dressler 4 yd run (Hellevang kick) 11-80 4:31 2 27UND 4 14:47 Hellevang 24 yd FG 10-73 3:13 2 30UND 4 8:42 Freund 5 yd run (Hellevang kick) 9-60 5:18 2 37UND 4 0:47 Battle 1 yd run (Hellevang kick) 8-49 3:32 2 44 STATISTICAL SUMMARY WSU UNDFIRST DOWNS 15 30RUSHES-YARDS 22-28 49-298PASSING YARDS 208 232Passes Att-Comp-Int 41-19-1 28-19-1TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS 63-236 77-530Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 3-20Kickoff Returns-Yards 10-174 1-15Interception Returns-Yards 1-19 1-0Punts (Number-Avg) 7-31.3 1-52.0Fumbles-Lost 2-0 2-0Penalties-Yards 5-38 7-70Possession Time 23:04 35:35Thrid-Down Conversions 6 of 16 7 of 12Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 2 0 of 2Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-3 0-0

RUSHING: Winona State-Alex Wiese 13-17, Andrew Verbancouer 3-5, Carey Rottman 2-2, Randy Spring 1-2, Drew Aber 3-2. North Dakota-Ryan Chappell 19-176, Steven Battle 19-80, Danny Freund 6-28, Jake Caufield 1-5, Weston Dressler 1-4, Jake Landry 1-3, Josh Murray 2-2.PASSING: Winona State-Drew Aber 41-19-1-208-0. North Dakota-Danny Freund 26-18-1-221-0, Jake Landry 2-1-0-11-0.RECEIVING: Winona State-Scott Peters 7-64, Tyree Burks 5-74, Scott Sherman 3-42, Alex Wiese 3-19, Drew Alexander 1-9. North Dakota-Brady Trenbeath 6-98, Weston Dressler 4-36, Ryan Chap-pell 3-45, Jake Caufield 2-21, Andrew Sorbo 2-19, Marcus Tibesar 2-13.INTERCEPTIONS: Winona State-Craig Martindale 1-19. North Dakota- Drake Otto 1-0.FUMBLES: Winona State-Randy Spring 1-0, Drew Aber 1-0. North Dakota-Ryan Chappell 2-0.SACKS: Winona State-Cody Dummer 1-3. North Dakota-none.TACKLES (UA-A): Winona State-Cody Dummer 7-1-8, Tyler Perkette 4-4-8, Craig Martindale 6-0-6, Dave Braun 4-1-5, Shawn Cunningham 4-1-5, Marcus LaBadie 4-1-5, Kevin Michaelis 4-0-4, Tim Ainsworth 3-0-3, Brent Yule 3-0-3, Ryan Rothwell 3-0-3, Alexander White 2-0-2, Ryan Jirgl 2-0-2, Elliot Gaulke 2-0-2, Justin Jensen 2-0-2, Tony Hill 1-1-2, Chauncy Charlson 1-0-1, Scott Sherman 1-0-1, Eric Boehm 1-0-1, Jared Stahlecker 1-0-1, Anthony Buckner 1-0-1, Carey Rottman 1-0-1, Alex Wiese 0-1-1. North Dakota-Rory Manke 5-0-5, Kris Ankenbauer 4-0-4, Noah Dombrovski 3-0-3, Ryan Kasowski 3-0-3, Tyson Heiser 3-0-3, Nathan Wayne 3-0-3, Brett Holinka 2-1-3, Alex Cadwell 2-1-3, J. Schwenzfeier 2-1-3, Robbie Meek 1-2-3, Matt Bodoh 2-0-2, Tyson Giles 2-0-2, Andy Miller 2-0-2, Drake Otto 1-1-2, Jeff Tescher 1-0-1, Curtis Dublanko 1-0-1, Nick Nolte 1-0-1, Ryan Pollow 1-0-1, Bobby Stroup 1-0-1, Jeff Richter 1-0-1, Ward DeMontigny 1-0-1, Brian Troen 1-0-1, D. Alex-ander 1-0-1, Alex Nicholas 0-1-1, B. Hellevang 0-1-1.

Winona State 41, Lindenwood 21Mineral Water BowlDec. 1, 2012 • Excelsior Springs, MO • Tiger Stadium

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo. – Already Winona State’s all-time leading rusher, senior Rayon Sim-mons put an exclamation point on his outstanding career, rushing for 188 yards as the Warriors beat Lindenwood 41-21 in the Mineral Water Bowl. Simmons helped lead a Warrior rushing attack that rolled up 294 yards on the ground, while the WSU defense kept Lindenwood one-dimensional. LU was able to rush for just eight yards on the day on 16 carries. Simmons, the game’s offensive Most Valuable Player, rushed for over 100 yards in the first half while scoring a touchdown. The senior also caught three passes for 62 yards. Simmons ends his Winona State career with 5,246 rushing yards, the most in school history. He finished his senior season with 1,774 rushing yards, another program record. John Teigland recorded his fourth 300 yard passing game of the season, throwing for 303 yards and three touchdowns. The Warrior quarterback was 23-of-31 passing and ends the season with 2,942 passing yards, the third-most in school history. While Lindenwood was able to have success throwing the football, the Warrior defense com-pletely shut down the LU rush game while also intercepting three passes. Jared Mitchell, Ryan Williams and Patrick Lazzara each picked of a pass while the defense recorded three quarterback sacks. Williams was named the game’s defensive Most Valuable Player. Winona State ends the season with a 10-2 record, its fifth campaign with at least ten wins in school history. The win is also the team’s second victory in the Mineral Water Bowl, having de-feated Missouri Western 43-41 in triple overtime in 2000. Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Final RecordWinona State 10 14 10 7 41 10-2Lindenwood 7 7 0 7 21 8-4

SCORING SUMMARYTeam Qtr Time Scoring Play (PAT) Plays-Yds TOP LWU 1 13:27 Helmick 83 pass from Miller (Neal kick) 3-87 1:33 0 7WSU 1 12:45 Mikes 73 pass from Teigland (Vercher kick) 2-75 0:41 7 7WSU 1 2:09 Vercher 30 yd FG 10-68 4:19 10 7LWU 2 9:03 Helmick 58 pass from Gomez (Neal kick) 1-58 0:08 10 14WSU 2 3:24 Simmons 1 yd run (Vercher kick) 5-29 2:21 17 14WSU 2 0:31 Resnick 11 yd run (Vercher kick) 7-57 1:52 24 14WSU 3 13:53 Speer 8 pass from Teigland (Vercher kick) 3-75 1:07 31 14WSU 3 9:44 Vercher 27 yd FG 9-27 3:21 34 14LWU 4 9:24 Alexander 3 pass from Miller (Neal kick) 14-80 4:08 34 21WSU 4 4:24 Speer 9 pass from Teigland (Vercher kick) 9-71 4:55 41 21 STATISTICAL SUMMARY WSU LWUFIRST DOWNS 31 20RUSHES-YARDS 48-284 16-8PASSING YARDS 303 414Passes Att-Comp-Int 31-23-0 46-30-3TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS 79-587 62-422Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 1-6Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-2 7-71Interception Returns-Yards 3-18 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 4-31.8 3-43.3Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0Penalties-Yards 4-30 3-18Possession Time 36:14 23:46Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-20 0-0

RUSHING: Winona State-Rayon Simmons 24-188, Chichi Ojika 11-48, Bryan Bradshaw 3-22, An-thony Resnick 3-13, John Teigland 4-10, Jay Adams 1-7, Team 2-(minus 4). Lindenwood-Denodus O’Bryant 11-19, Nate Orlando 1-0, Dillon Miller 2-(minus 2), Ben Gomez 2-(minus 9).PASSING: Winona State-John Teigland 31-22-0-303-3. Lindenwood-Dillon Miller 27-17-1-216-2, Ben Gomez 19-13-2-198-1.RECEIVING: Winona State-Tyler Speer 7-77, Josh Mikes 3-95, Rayon Simmons 3-62, Chichi Ojika 3-27, Jay Adams 2-7, Ismal Karon 1-13, Sean Hertz 1-10, Alan May 1-7, Anthony Resnick 1-5, Jim Montgomery 1-0. Lindenwood-Andrew Helmick 9-201, Alex Robinson 6-77, Denodus O’Bryant 4-51, Seam Sealer 4-49, Jaron Alexander 4-39, Donnie Jennert 1-3, Nate Orlando 1-0, Chase Stewart 1-(minus 6).INTERCEPTIONS: Winona State-Pat Lazzara 1-18, Ryan Williams 1-0, Jared Mitchell 1-0. Linden-wood-none.SACKS: Winona State-Alex Coulter 1-11, Parker Detjens 1-6, Colin McGuire 1-3. Lindenwood-none.TACKLES (UA-A): Winona State-Alex Coulter 6-1-7, Chris Norgaard 6-1-7, Morgan Weaver 5-1-6, Ryan Williams 4-2-6, Pat Lazzara 4-0-4, Turrell Foster 2-1-3, Matt Splon 2-1-3, Parker Detjens 2-0-2, Ryan Singler 1-1-2, Colin McGuire 1-1-2, Colin Corcoran 1-1-2, Ian Murray 1-1-2, Lewis Johnson 1-0-1, William Sherard 1-0-1, Jake Harmon 1-0-1, Tamrick Atwood 0-1-1, Jared Mitchell 0-1-1, Char-lie Haben 0-1-1, Larry Mbayu 0-1-1, Chichi Ojika 0-1-1. Lindenwood-Connor Harris 5-6-11, Cody Fogle 3-8-11, Jaz Granderson 3-5-8, Brock Reed 1-7-8, Sean Gracy 5-1-6, Pierre Desir 4-1-5, Justin Broome 3-2-5, Chaz Fulton 2-3-5, AJ Chappelle 2-2-4, Joe Day 1-2-3, Malach Radigan 1-1-2, Jared Hagley 1-0-1, Cody Reider 1-0-1, Nate Orlando 1-0-1, Jalin Brown 1-0-1, Team 1-0-1.

Texas A&M Commerce 20, Winona State 6NCAA DII PlayoffsNovember 18, 2017 • Winona, Minn • Altra Federal Credit Union Stadium

WINONA, Minn. – Texas A&M-Commerce put an end to Winona State University’s best season in over a decade on Saturday afternoon at Altra Federal Credit Union Stadium in a defensive battle that saw the Warriors fall, 20-6.

A crowd of over 1,600 saw the Warriors quench a 13-year home postseason drought in what was WSU’s first NCAA playoff game since 2007.

No. 12 Winona State has it season come to an end with a record of 10-2 while No. 8 Texas A&M-Commerce (10-1) advances to the semifinals of the Super Region Four bracket.

The Warriors, who were picked to finished sixth in the conference preseason poll, posted their six 10-win season in program history under NSIC Coach of the Year Tom Sawyer.

“We had our opportunities today, but couldn’t get into the end zone, and if you look at our two losses on the year that was the determining factor,” Sawyer said. “Against a really good offensive opponent, you have to convert on those chances.”

Winona thrived this season capitalizing on its opponents’ miscues, but lost the turnover battle to the Lions, 3-1. Senior quarterback Darren Beenken played under center for the first time in three weeks after suffering a concussion and was intercepted three times in the loss.

Despite Saturday’s result, Beenken was still at the heart of WSU’s turnaround this season in helping guide one of the top-scoring offenses in the conference. The Farmington, Minnesota native waited four years for his chance to start for the Warriors and did his part in leading Winona back to the postseason.

On the other side of the ball, the country’s top passer, Luis Perez was 28-of-41 for 308 yards with a pair of touchdowns. Vincent Hobbs was on the receiving end of both scoring catches in the first quarter which put Winona in a 14-0 hole.

For the final three quarters, the Warriors and Lions played even with just six points apiece on the score-board. The teams entered the game each ranked in the top 13 in the country in scoring defense, and the units lived up to their billing.

Winona held A&M-Commerce to its lowest scoring output since week 1 of the season and slashed the Lions’ season average of 40.4 points per game in half on Saturday.

Luke Teague led the Warrior defense with nine tackles, including one and a half behind the line of scrim-mage. The senior also forced and recovered a fumble late in the first half near the Warriors’ own end zone.

Fellow seniors Andrew Spencer and Mike Imperiale recorded seven tackles apiece. Carter Duxbury also notched seven tackles and had the Warriors’ lone sack of the game.

Isaiah Frandsen hauled in four catches for 71 yards. Winona native, Eric Birth, led the ground attack with 61 yards on nine attempts.

Carter McCauley accounted for Winona’s six points on the night and finishes the season with a new single-season record of 104. The senior concludes his career as the Warrior and conference record holder with 55 field goals. Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Final RecordA&M-Commerce 14 0 3 3 20 10-1Winona State 0 3 3 0 6 10-2

SCORING SUMMARYTeam Qtr Time Scoring Play (PAT) Plays-Yds TOP SCORETAMUC 1 7:20 Hobbs 9 yd pass from Perez (Martinez kick ) 6-60 1:33 7-0TAMUC 1 2:26 Hobbs 4 yd pass from Perez (Martinez kick ) 9-61 0:41 WSU 2 6:45 McCauley 27 yd field goal 8-57 4:19 TAMUC 2 11:47 Martinez 46 yd field goal 9-34 0:08 WSU 2 00:38 McCauley 26 yd field goal 8-40 2:21 TAMUC 2 07:25 Martinez 22 yd field goal 9-85 1:52 STATISTICAL SUMMARY TAMUC WSUFIRST DOWNS 24 16RUSHES-YARDS 24-148 16-60PASSING YARDS 308 167Passes Att-Comp-Int 28-41-0 13-35-3TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS-YARDS 75-456 61-227Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-2 2-23Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-64 3-32Interception Returns-Yards 3-37 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 4-32.2 5-38.8Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-0Penalties-Yards 13-107 3-17Possession Time 34:47 25:13Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-21 1-8

RUSHING: A&M-Commerce - Carandal Hale 23-106, Luis Perez 4-23, E.J. Thompson 5-20, G. Ro-driguez 1-2, Team 1-(minus 3). Winona State - Eric Birth 9-60, Javian Roebuck 11-20, Devon Moore 1-3, Jake Balliu 1-(minus 2), Darren Beeken 4- (minus 21). PASSING: A&M-Commerce - Luis Perez 28-41-308. Winona State - Darren Beenken 13-35-167RECEIVING: A&M-Commerce - Buck Wilson 4-95, M. Wimberly 7-65, Vincent Hobbs 5-57, Dar-rion Landry 4-51, D’Arthur Cowan 3-26, Carandal Hale 4-14, E.J. Thompson 1-0. Winona State - Isaiah Frandsen 4-71, Jake Balliu 3-34, Dustin Iverson 1-33, Tanner Gran 1-17, Devon Moore 1-9, Connor Schulz 1-6, Justin Bergeron 1-2, Javian Roebuck 1-(minus 1), Eric Birth 1-(minus 4).INTERCEPTIONS: A&M-Commerce - Brucks Saathoff 1-25, Alex Shillow 1-0, D. Ramsey 1-12. Winona State - none.SACKS: A&M-Commerce - Kieston Carter 0.5-3, Michael Onuoha 1.0-8, D.D. Fletcher 0.5-3, Nor-man Moimoi 1.0-7. Winona State - Carter Duxbury 1.0-8.TACKLES (UA-A): Brucks Saathoff 5-2-7, G. Blubaugh 5-1-6, Kieston Carter 1-4-5, Alex Shillow 3-1-4, Chris Smith 3-1-4, Michael Onuoha 2-2-4, Neema Behbahani 2-1-3, T. Blanchard 2-1-3, Devonta Leary 3-0-3, D. Ramsey 1-1-2, D.J. White 2-0-2, Trey Porter 1-0-1, Chochy Luce 1-0-1, Sterling-Lowe 1-0-1, Kader Kohou 1-0-1, Reggie Kincade 1-0-1, Mark Westbrook 0-1-1, D.D. Fletcher 0-1-1, Peyton Searcy 1-0-1, Norman Moimoi 1-0-1. Winona - Luke Teague 6-3-9, Nick Pridgeon 6-2-8, Mike Im-periale 4-3-7, Andrew Spencer 6-1-7, Carter Duxbury 5-2-7, Michael Gomez 4-2 -6, Cole Monckton 3-2-5, Clint Warminski 3-2-5, Romario Gayle 4-0-4, Adonis Brown 2-1-3, Isaiah Frandsen 1-0-1, Carter McCauley 1-0-1, Trey Telez 0-1-1, Noel Winch 1-0-1, Ryan Kusch 1-0-1, Carter Berlin 1-0-1, Connor Schulz 1-0-1, Cale Stensgard 0-1-1, Alex Evans 1-0-1.

POSTSEASON HISTORY POSTSEASON HISTORY


Dave Ludy • RB • 1994

Year G Rush Yards Avg TD Lg1994 11 243 1,553 6.4 21 67

Rec Yards Avg TD Lg1994 15 153 10.2 0 44

Returns KO Yards Avg TD Lg1994 20 568 28.4 1 86

Carson Walch • RB • 1999

Year G Rush Yards Avg TD Lg1999 11 148 842 5.8 14 48



PR Yards Avg TD Lg1999 24 295 12.3 0 31

Travis Walch • RB • 1997




PR Yards Avg TD Lg1997 13 128 9.8 0 41

Kevin Curtin • RB • 2002




PR Yards Avg TD Lg2003 19 430 22.6 3 67

Kevin Curtin • RB • 2003

Year G Rush Yards Avg TD Lg 2003 13 156 920 5.9 9 43


Returns KO Yards Avg TD Lg 2003 14 318 22.7 0 37

PR Yards Avg TD Lg2003 21 234 11.1 1 44

Brian Hynes • WR • 2005

Year G Rec Yards Avg TD Lg Avg/G2005 11 68 1,420 20.9 17 82 129.1

Chris Samp • WR • 2004

Year G Rec Yards Avg TD Lg Avg/G2004 12 78 1,587 20.3 22 75 132.2

Rayon Simmons • RB • 2012

Year G Rush Yards Avg TD Lg 2012 12 309 1,774 5.7 19 46


HARLON HILL FINALISTSRushing YardsCareer Rk Name Seasons Yards1. Rayon Simmons 2009-12 5,2462. Kevin Curtin 2000-03 3,8643. Dave Ludy 1991-94 3,5444. Paul Preston 2013-16 3,0915. Alex Wiese 2004-07 3,0126. Dan Thill 1971-74 2,3837. Mark Ballwanz 1981-84 2,3778. Matt Brandt 1993-96 2,3669. Ryan Walch 1998-01 1,89810. Curtis Jepsen 2000-03 1,88611. Chichi Ojika 2010-13 1,76512. Carson Walch 1996-99 1,75913. Randy Spring 2005-08 1,72014. Pat Bowland 1966-69 1,71015. Travis Walch 1994-97 1,67316. Larry Wright 1975-77 1,63217. Eric Birth 2015-18 1,57218. Reggie Jackson 1981-83 1,55119. Derek Malone 2002-05 1,41020. Tim Anderson 1986-88 1,306

SeasonRk Name Season Yards1. Rayon Simmons 2012 1,7742. Dave Ludy 1994 1,5533. Matt Brandt 1996 1,4614. Alex Wiese 2007 1,4585. Rayon Simmons 2011 1,3266. Rayon Simmons 2010 1,2527. Paul Preston 2016 1,1558. Chichi Ojika 2013 1,1529. Travis Walch 1997 1,10310. Randy Spring 2008 1,08611. Mark Ballwanz 1984 1,08412. Dave Ludy 1993 1,07513. Kevin Curtin 2002 1,05914. Kevin Curtin 2001 1,02815. Dan Thill 1973 93016. Kevin Curtin 2003 91717. Paul Preston 2015 89718. Rayon Simmons 2009 89419. Kevin Curtin 2000 86020. Carson Walch 1999 852

Rushing AttemptsCareerRk Name Seasons No.1. Rayon Simmons 2009-12 8802. Dave Ludy 1991-94 7093. Kevin Curtin 2000-03 6384. Dan Thill 1971-74 5705. Mark Ballwanz 1981-84 5476. Paul Preston 2013-16 5377. Alex Wiese 2004-07 5258. Curtis Jepsen 2000-03 4509. Matt Brandt 1993-96 42510. Reggie Johnson 1981-83 37611. Ryan Walch 1998-01 36512. Carson Walch 1996-99 33013. Eric Birth 2015-18 32514. Randy Spring 2005-08 31015. Derek Malone 2002-05 29716. Chichi Ojika 2010-13 284 Troy Haines 1987-88 28418. Travis Walch 1994-97 27819. Pat Boland 1966-68 25720. Ron Fuglestad 1967-70 249

SeasonRk Name Season No.1. Rayon Simmons 2012 3092. Alex Wiese 2007 2553. Dave Ludy 1994 2434. Matt Brandt 1996 2425. Matt Ballwanz 1984 2406. Troy Haines 1987 2257. Dan Thill 1973 2168. Dave Ludy 1993 2259. Rayon Simmons 2011 20610. Dave Ludy 1992 20111. Paul Preston 2016 19812. Rayon Simmons 2010 19613. Chichi Ojika 2013 19114. Randy Springs 2008 18715. Reggie Johnson 1983 18216. Kevin Curtin 2002 17517. Travis Walch 1997 174 Paul Preston 2015 17419. Dan Thill 1974 17320. Rayon Simmons 2009 169

Rushing AttemptsGameRk Name No.1. Alex Wiese, 2007 vs. Southwest Minnesota State 382. Rayon Simmons, 2011 vs. Wayne State 373. Dave Ludy, 1994 vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire 36 Pete Brown, 1988 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 365. Rayon Simmons, 2012 vs. Mary 34 Alex Wiese, 2007 vs. Bemidji State 347. Matt Brandt, 1994 vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire 338. Rayon Simmons, 2012 vs. Northern State 32 Dan Thill, 1974 vs. Macalester 32 Dan Thill, 1973 vs. Moorhead State 3211. Rayon Simmons, 2012 vs. Wayne State 31 Travis Walch, 1995 vs. Northern State 3113. Rayon Simmons, 2012 vs. Sioux Falls 30 Rayon Simmons, 2012 vs. Upper Iowa 30 Alex Wiese, 2007 vs. Wayne State, NE 30 Carson Walch, 1999 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 30 Matt Brandt, 1996 vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claure 30 Dave Ludy, 1994 vs. Nebraska-Kearney 3019. Paul Preson, 2016 at Augustana 2920. Rayon Simmons, 2012 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 28 Rayon Simmons, 2011, vs. Mary 28

120 Yard Rushing GamesRk Name Yards1. Alex Wiese, 2007 vs. Wayne State 3132. Matt Brandt, 1996 vs. Minnesota Morris 2813. Chichi Ojika, 2013 vs. Minot State 2424. Dave Ludy, 1994 vs. Moorhead State 2405. Dave Ludy, 1994 vs. Southwest State 2256. Dave Ludy, 1994 vs. Minnesota Morris 2237. Pete Brown, 1988 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 2218. Ryan Walch, 1999 vs. Wayne State, NE 2159. Alex Wiese, 2007 vs. Southwest Minnesota State 21010. Carson Walch, 1999 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 20511. Randy Spring, 2008 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 20412. Rayon Simmons, 2011 vs. Mary 203 Kevin Curtin, 2000 vs. Minnesota Morris 20314. Mark Ballwanz, 1984 vs. Bemidji State 20215. Rayon Simmons, 2011 vs. Southwest Minn. St. 20016. Paul Preston, 2016 at Augustana 19817. Dan Thill, 1973 vs. Moorhead State 197 Pat Boland, 1967 vs. Michigan Tech 19719. Rayon Simmons, 2010 vs. Southwest Minn. St. 196 Travis Walch, 1995 vs. Northern State 19621. Dave Ludy, 1993 vs. Moorhead State 19522. Rayon Simmons, 2012 vs. Sioux Falls 191 Rayon Simmons, 2012 vs. Upper Iowa 19124. Chichi Ojika, 2013 vs. Southwest Minnesota State 190 Dave Ludy, 1994 vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire 19026. Matt Brant, 1996 vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire 18927. Rayon Simmons, 2012 vs. Lindenwood 18828. Rayon Simmons, 2012 vs. Augustana, SD 187 Rayon Simmons, 2011 vs. Wayne State 18730. Travis Walch, 1997 vs. Bemidji State 18631. Rayon Simmons, 2012 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 184 Ryan Walch, 1998 vs. Minnesota Duluth 18433. Chichi Ojika, 2013 vs. Sioux Falls 181 Rayon Simmons, 2011 vs. Upper Iowa 181 Travis Walch, 1997 vs. Northern State 181

36. Alex Wiese, 2007 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 18037. Rayon Simmons, 2012 vs. Northern State 177 Jerry Grebin, 1954 vs. St. Mary’s 17739. Rayon Simmons, 2012 vs. Mary 17640. Javian Roebuck, 2017 at Concordia-St. Paul 17341. Dan Thill, 1974 vs. Manchester 17142. Kevin Curtin, 2003 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 17043. Kevin Curtin, 2002 vs. Southwest State 165 Kevin Curtin, 2001 vs. Bemidji State 16545. Matt Brandt, 1996 vs. Wisconsin-Stout 16446. Rayon Simmons, 2010 vs. Mary 160 Bill Price, 1965 vs. Wisconsin-Stout 16048. Rayon Simmons, 2010 vs. Wayne State, NE 159 Dave Cruz, 2001 vs. Minnesota Morris 15950. Curtis Dewberry, 2011 vs. Southwest Minn. St. 15451. Rayon Simmons, 2009 vs. Northern State 15352. Paul Preston, 2016 vs. Southwest Minn. State 152 Carson Walch, 1999 vs. Wayne State 15254. Dave Cooper, 1995 vs. Bemidji State 151 Pat Boland, 1967 vs. St. Cloud State 15156. Rayon Simmons, 2011 vs. St. Cloud State 150 Travis Walch, 1997 vs. Moorhead State 150 Dave Ludy, 1992 vs. Wisconsin-La Crosse 15059. Rayon Simmons, 2010 vs. Minnesota State 149 Derek Malone, 2004 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 14961. Paul Preston, 2016 at Minnesota Duluth 14862. Kevin Curtin, 2003 vs. Wayne State, NE 14763. Paul Preston, 2016 at Mary 14664. Javian Roebuck, 2017 at Sioux Falls 14265. Dan Redmond, 1986 vs. Southwest State 14266. Dave Ludy, 1992 vs. Minnesota Morris 14167. Kevin Curtin, 2002 vs. Bemidji State 140 Matt Brandt, 1996 vs. Bemidji State 140 Pat Boland, 1968 vs. Minnesota Morris 140 Gale Sprute, 1959 vs. Michigan Tech 14071. Rayon Simmons, 2009 vs. Carson-Newman 138 Pat Boland, 1968 vs. St. Cloud State 138

73. Rayon Simmons, 2011 vs. MSU Moorhead 13774. Rayon Simmons, 2011 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 136 Travis Walch, 1997 vs. Southwest State 136 Matt Brandt, 1996 vs. Northern State 136 Pat Boland, 1967 vs. Dubuque College 13678. Kevin Curtin, 2000 vs. Missouri Western 134 Matt Brandt, 1996 vs. Southwest State 134 Matt Brandt, 1995 vs. Wayne State, NE 13481. Paul Preston, 2014 vs. Upper Iowa 133 Rayon Simmons, 2012 vs. Wayne State, NE 13383. Alex Wiese, 2005 vs. Southwest Minnesota State 132 Dave Ludy, 1994 vs. Northern State 13285. Rayon Simmons, 2010 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 131 Matt Brandt, 1996 vs. Moorhead State 13187. Travis Walch, 1997 vs. Minnesota Duluth 130 Dave Ludy, 1994 vs. Minnesota Duluth 130 Dave Ludy, 1992 vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire 13090. Dave Ludy, 1993 vs. Bemidji State 129 Jerry Grebin, 1954 vs. Mankato State 12992. Bounthavy Khamratthanome vs. Minn., Crookston 128 Matt Brandt, 1995 vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire 128 Steve Holmay, 1970 vs. Illinois-Chicago Circle 12895. Chichi Ojika, 2013 vs. MSU Moorhead 125 Derek Malone, 2005 vs. Southwest Minnesota St. 12597. Alex Wiese, 2007 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 12498. Paul Preston, 2016 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 123 Paul Preston, 2015 vs. Upper Iowa 123 Dave Ludy, 1993 vs. Minnesota Morris 123 Dan Thill, 1973 vs. Bemidji State 123102. Sam Santiago-Lloyd, 2018 vs UM-Crookston 122 Eric Birth, 2017 vs. Upper Iowa 122 Randy Spring, 2008 vs. Augustana, SD 122104. Paul Preston, 2015 vs. Bemidji State 121 Carson Walch, 1998 vs. Minnesota Duluth 121 Travis Walch, 1995 vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire 121 Don Segermark, 1955 vs. Northland, WI 121108. Dan Thill, 1972 vs. Michigan Tech 120

RUSHING RECORDS

Rayon Simmons ended his standout career as both the Winona State and Northern Sun Conference all-time rushing leader.


Passing YardsCareer Rk Name Seasons Yards1. Jack Nelson 2013-16 12,0072. Jake Goettl 1995-98 7,5683. Steve Speer 1981-84 6,4164. Drew Aber 2005-07 6,2665. Jason Mitchell 1987-90 6,0276. Bruce Carpenter 1999-02 5,8797. Colby Vogt 1990-94 5,6258. Rich Ernst 1971-75 4,5759. Greg Preston 2008-09 4,23210. Andy Nett 2000-03 4,08511. Brian Wrobel 2001-04 3,92812. John Teigland 2011-13 3,36213. Owen Burke 2017- 2,74814. Aaron Boettcher 2005-06 1,98115. Ryan Eversman 2001-04 1,81016. Bryan Bradshaw 2010-12 1,78417. Davis Usgaard 1964-65 1,70318. Evan Aber 2009-10 1,62919. Scott Moses 1982-85 1,55120. Don Rajtora 1967-68 1,476

SeasonRk Name Season Yards1. Jack Nelson 2015 3,4192. Jack Nelson 2016 3,0303. Drew Aber 2007 3,0044. Bruce Carpenter 2002 2,9535. John Teigland 2012 2,9426. Jack Nelson 2014 2,8437. Jack Nelson 2013 2,7158. Greg Preston 2009 2,6109. Jake Goettl 1997 2,50410. Owen Burke 2018 2,44811. Drew Aber 2005 2,38812. Jake Goettl 1996 2,31413. Jason Mitchell 1990 2,30614. Brian Wrobel 2003 2,25615. Steve Speer 1982 2,18716. Colby Vogt 1993 2,11117. Steve Speer 1982 2,00118. Andy Nett 2000 1,83519. Jake Goettl 1998 1,81720. Darren Beenken 2017 1,782

Passes AttemptedCareerRk Name Seasons Att.1. Jack Nelson 2013-16 1,4902. Steve Speer 1981-84 1,1973. Jason Mitchell 1987-90 9634. Colby Vogt 1991-94 9015. Jake Goettl 1995-98 8826. Drew Aber 2005-07 7717. Bruce Carpenter 1999-02 7078. Rich Ernst 1971-75 6089. Greg Preston 2008-09 54310. Andy Nett 2000-03 46611. Brian Wrobel 2001-04 43212. John Teigland 2011-13 39713. Owen Burke 2017- 38314. Scott Moses 1982-85 283 Davis Usgaard 1964-65 28316. Evan Aber 2009-10 25717. Aaron Boettcher 2005-06 24518. Bryan Bradshaw 2010-12 23219. John Eickholt 1970-73 214

SeasonRk Name Season Att.1. Jack Nelson 2015 4212. Jack Nelson 2014 3983. Drew Aber 2007 3874. Jack Nelson 2016 3694. John Teigland 2012 3415. Bruce Carpenter 2002 3386. Steve Speer 1982 3387. Owen Burke 2018 3238. Steve Speer 1983 3119. Steve Speer 1984 31010. Colby Vogt 1992 30811. Colby Vogt 1993 30512. Jack Nelson 2013 30213. Jason Mitchell 1990 29814. Greg Preston 2009 29715. Jason Mitchell 1987 29216. Jason Mitchell 1989 27417. Scott Moses 1985 27018. Jake Goettl 1996 26219. Drew Aber 2005 26020. Jake Goettl 1997 259

GameRk Name Att.1. Jack Nelson, 2013 vs. Southwest Minn. State 592. Jack Nelson, 2015 vs. Upper Iowa 573. Steve Speer, 1982 vs. Northern State 564. Bruce Carpenter, 2002 vs. Minnesota Duluth 535. Jason Mitchell, 1987 vs. Southwest State 526. Jack Nelson, 2016 vs Sioux Falls 49 Drew Aber, 2007 vs. MSU Moorhead 498. Jack Nelson, 2014 vs. Northern State 489. Jack Nelson, 2014 vs. Sioux Falls 47 Colby Vogt, 1993 vs. Southwest State 47

Passes CompletedCareerRk Name Seasons Comp.1. Jack Nelson 2013-16 8562. Steve Speer 1981-84 4983. Jake Goettl 1995-98 4764. Jason Mitchell 1987-90 4655. Drew Aber 2005-07 4456. Colby Vogt 1991-94 4167. Bruce Carpenter 1999-02 3668. Rich Ernst 1971-75 317

SeasonRk Name Season Comp.1. Jack Nelson 2015 2562. Jack Nelson 2016 2203. Drew Aber 2007 2184. John Teigland 2012 2085. Jack Nelson 2014 2076. Bruce Carpenter 2002 1787. Owen Burke 2018 1768. Jack Nelson 2013 173 Greg Preston 2009 17310. Steve Speer 1982 16211. Drew Aber 2005 153 Jake Goettl 1997 153 Steve Speer 1983 15314. Colby Vogt 1993 152 Jason Mitchell 1987 15216. Greg Preston 2008 14117. Brian Wrobel 2003 137 Jake Goettl 1996 137 Jason Mitchell 1990 13720. Steve Speer 1984 133

GameRk Name Comp.1. Jack Nelson, 2013 vs. Southwest Minn. State 402. Jack Nelson, 2015 vs. Upper Iowa 333. Jack Nelson, 2014 vs. Mary 30 Steve Speer, 1982 vs. Moorhead State 305. Jack Nelson, 2016 vs Sioux Falls 29 Jason Mitchell, 1987 vs. Southwest State 297. Jack Nelson, 2015 vs MSU-Moorhead 28 Scott Moses, 1985 vs. Hamline 289. Drew Aber, 2007 vs. Bemidji State 2710. Evan Aber, 2010 vs. Upper Iowa 26 Greg Preston, 2009 vs. Wayne State, NE 26 Drew Aber, 2007 vs. MSU Moorhead 26 Steve Speer, 1982 vs. Northern State 2614. Jack Nelson, 2016 vs. MSU Mankato 25 Jack Nelson, 2016 at Wayne State 25 Jack Nelson, 2015 vs Southwest Minnesota State 25 Jack Nelson, 2014 vs. Northern State 2518. Darren Beenken, 2017 vs. Bemidji State 24 Jack Nelson, 2016 vs. Northern State 24 Jack Nelson, 2015 vs. Bemidji State 24 Jack Nelson, 2014 vs. Sioux Falls 24 Drew Aber, 2007 vs. South Dakota 24 Brian Wrobel, 2003 vs. North Dakota 24

300-Yard Passing GamesRk Name YaRds

1. Steve Speer, 1982 vs. Moorhead State 4482. Jack Nelson, 2013 vs. Southwest Minn. State 4253. Jake Goettl, 1997 vs. Minnesota Duluth 4234. Jack Nelson, 2014 vs. Mary 4225. Jack Nelson, 2014 vs. Southwest Minn. State 4106. Jack Nelson, 2014 vs. Northern State 3987. Drew Aber, 2005 vs. Bemidji State 3908. Davis Usgaard, 1965 vs. Elmhurst, IL 3899. John Teigland, 2012 vs. Minnesota Duluth 37510. Jake Goettl, 1997 vs. Minnesota Morris 36711. Brian Wrobel, 2004 vs. Bemidji State 36312. Jack Nelson, 2016 at Wayne State 36213. Jack Nelson, 2015 vs. Upper Iowa 36114. Jack Nelson, 2016 vs MSU Mankato 35515. Greg Preston, 2009 vs. Upper Iowa 35016. Jack Nelson, 2015 vs MSU Moorhead 349 John Teigland, 2012 vs. Upper Iowa 34918. Jack Nelson, 2013 vs. Wayne State, NE 347 Evan Aber, 2010 vs. Upper Iowa 347

PASSING RECORDS

20. Drew Aber, 2005 vs. Western New Mexico 34521. Bruce Carpenter, 2002 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 34322. Jake Goettl, 1996 vs. Wisconsin-Stout 339 Jack Nelson, 2015 vs. Wayne State (Neb.) 33624. Jake Goettl, 1996 vs. Northern State 336 Jack Nelson, 2015 vs. Concordia St. Paul 33326. Jack Nelson, 2013 vs. Upper Iowa 333 Bruce Carpenter, 2002 vs. Emporia State, KS 333 Andy Nett, 2000 vs. Minnesota-Morris 33329. Jack Nelson, 2016 vs Northern State 33230. John Teigland, 2012 vs. Augustana, SD 33031. Jack Nelson, 2015 vs St. Cloud State 329 Jake Goettl, 1996 vs. Quincy, IL 32932. Jake Goettl, 1997 vs. Quincy, IL 32833. Greg Preston, 2009 vs. Augustana 32534. Jack Nelson, 2013 vs. MSU Moorhead 322 Ryan Eversman, 2004 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 32236. Drew Aber, 2008 vs. MSU Moorhead 31937. Jack Nelson, 2015 vs. Augustana 318 Jason Mitchell, 1987 vs. Southwest State 31839. Bruce Carpenter, 2000 vs. Moorhead State 313

40. Colby Vogt, 1993 vs. Southwest State 31241. Drew Aber, 2005 vs. MSU Moorhead 311 Brian Wrobel, 2003 vs. Northern State 311 Colby Vogt, 1991 vs. Teikyo-Westmar 31144. Jack Nelson, 2016 vs. Sioux Falls 309 Bruce Carpenter, 2002 vs. Minnesota Duluth 309 Steve Speer, 1982 vs. Northern State 30947. Darren Beenken, 2017 vs. Bemidji State 308 Ryan Eversman, 2004 vs. MSU Moorhead 30749. Brian Wrobel, 2003 vs. North Dakota 30550. Jack Nelson, 2016 at Minnesota Duluth 304 Jack Nelson, 2015 vs. Sioux Falls 30452. Jack Nelson, 2015 vs. Minot State 303 John Teigland, 2012 vs. Lindenwood 303 Pete Babic, 1991 vs. Minnesota Morris 30355. Drew Aber, 2007 vs. Bemidji State 30256. Andy Nett, 2000 vs. Minnesota Duluth 301 Colby Vogt, 1993 vs. Minnesota Duluth 30158. Drew Aber, 2007 vs. South Dakota 300

Touchdown PassesCareerRk Name Seasons TD1. Jack Nelson 2013-16 1022. Jake Goettl 1995-98 643. Bruce Carpenter 1999-02 614. Drew Aber 2005-07 585. Jason Mitchell 1987-90 486. Brian Wrobel 2001-04 43 Rich Ernst 1971-75 438. Colby Vogt 1991-94 39 Steve Speer 1981-84 3910. Andy Nett 2000-03 3611. Greg Preston 2008-09 3112. Owen Burke 2017- 26 John Teigland 2011-13 2614. Ryan Eversman 2001-04 2015. Davis Usgaard 1964-65 1616. Evan Aber 2009-10 15 Jamie Kahler 1997-99 1518. Scott Moses 1982-85 14 Aaron Boettcher 2005-06 1420. Don Rajtora 1967-68 12

SeasonRk Name Season TD1. Bruce Carpenter 2002 322. Drew Aber 2007 293. Jack Nelson 2014 274. Jack Nelson 2015 265. Jack Nelson 2013 25 Brian Wrobel 2003 257. Jack Nelson 2016 24 John Teigland 2012 249. Drew Aber 2005 23 Jake Goettl 1997 2311. Owen Burke 2018 22 Jason Mitchell 1990 2213. Greg Preston 2009 2114. Ryan Eversman 2004 18 Bruce Carpenter 2001 18 Rich Ernst 1974 1817. Jake Goettl 1998 17 Jake Goettl 1996 17 Colby Vogt 1993 1720. Brian Wrobel 2004 16

Game1. Brian Wrobel, 2003 vs. Northern State 62. Jack Nelson, 2014 vs. Northern State 5 Jack Nelson, 2013 vs. Wayne State, NE 5 Drew Aber, 2007 vs. Wayne State, NE 5 Bruce Carpenter, 2002 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 5 Bruce Carpenter, 2002 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 5 Bruce Carpenter, 2001 vs. Northern State 5 Colby Vogt, 1992 vs. Minnesota-Morris 5 Davis Usgaard, 1965 vs. Elmhurst, IL 59. 30 times, most recently 4 Jack Nelson, 2016 vs. Minnesota State

Passes InterceptedCareerRk Name Seasons INT1. Steve Speer 1981-84 782. Jason Mitchell 1987-90 693. Colby Vogt 1991-94 504. Jack Nelson 2013-16 465. Rich Ernst 1971-75 446. Jake Goettl 1995-98 417. Bruce Carpenter 1999-02 278. Scott Moses 1982-85 239. Andy Nett 2000-03 20 John Eickholt 1970-73 20 Don Wistrcill 1969-70 20

SeasonRk Name Season INT1. Jason Mitchell 1989 262. Scott Moses 1985 22 Steve Speer 1982 224. Tony Cannon 1979 215. Derek Zargg 1988 20 Steve Speer 1983 207. Steve Speer 1984 198. Colby Vogt 1993 18 Pete Babic 1991 18 Jason Mitchell 1990 1811. Colby Vogt 1992 17 Steve Speer 1981 1713. Jason Mitchell 1987 1614. Jack Nelson 2015 1515. Don Wistrcill 1970 1516. Jake Goettl 1996 14 Curt Palmer 1969 14 Don Rajtora 1968 1419. Jake Goettl 1997 13 Rich Ernst 1973 13

GameRk Name INT1. Alex Nelson, 2011 vs. Augustana 5 Jason Mitchell, 1988 vs. Grand Valley 5 Scott Moses, 1985 vs. Southwest State 5 John Eickholt, 1972 vs. Wisconsin-Stout 55. Jack Nelson, 2016 at Wayne State 4 Jack Nelson, 2015 vs. Augustana 4 Colby Vogt, 1993 vs. Central State, OH 4 Mark Kilkuskie, 1991 vs. Wisconsin-La Crosse 4 Scott Moses, 1985 vs. Northern State 4 Rich Ernst, 1973 vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire 4 Rich Ernst, 1971 vs. St. Cloud State 4 Curt Palmer, 1969 vs. Hillsdale, MI 4

Completion Percentage(Minimum 5 per game)SeasonRk Name Season Pct1. Bryan Bradshaw 2011 63.42. John Teigland 2012 61.03. Jack Nelson 2015 60.83. Rich Ernst 1974 60.84. Andy Nett 2001 60.75. Drew Aber 2006 59.76. Jack Nelson 2016 59.6 Bryan Bradshaw 2010 59.68. Jake Goettl 1997 59.19. Drew Aber 2005 58.810. Greg Preston 2009 58.211. Andy Nett 2003 57.612. Jack Nelson 2013 57.313. Brian Wrobel 2004 57.114. Amir Ross 2008 57.0 Bruce Carpenter 2000 57.016. Greg Preston 2008 56.617. Drew Aber 2007 56.318. Owen Burke 2018 55.119. Aaron Boettcher 2005 54.920. Alex Nelson 2011 54.4 Ryan Eversman 2004 54.4

GameRk Name Pct1. Eric Preslaski, 1999 vs. Wayne State, NE 100.0 Jamie Kahler, 1997 vs. Bemidji State 100.03. Bryan Bradshaw, Augustana, SD 90.94. Aaron Boettcher, 2005 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 85.75. John Teigland, 2012 vs. Mary 81.56. Owen Burke, 2018 vs UMary 81.37. Bruce Carpenter, 2002 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 81.08. Drew Aber, 2005 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 80.0 Jamie Kahler, 1999 vs. Minnesota-Morris 80.010. Bryan Bradshaw, 2011 vs. St. Cloud State 79.211. Greg Preston, 2009 vs. Northern State 78.912. Bruce Carpenter, 2002 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 76.813. Bruce Carpenter, 2002 vs. Minnesota-Morris 76.514. Jack Nelson, 2013 vs. Wayne State, NE 75.0 Greg Preston, 2009 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 75.0 Bruce Carpenter, 2001 vs. Northern State 75.017. Greg Preston, 2008 vs. Upper Iowa 73.9 Jake Goettl, 1997 vs. Quincy, IL 73.919. Brian Wrobel, 2003 vs. Truman State 73.320. Bruce Carpenter, 2001 vs. Minnesota Duluth 73.1

Jake Goettl is second in career passing with 7,568 yards. He played for the Warriors from 1995-1998.

PASSING RECORDS

Jack Nelson holds the Winona State record for most passing yards, passing completions and touchdowns in a career.


ReceptionsCareerRk Name Seasons Rec1. Chris Samp 2001-04 2222. Cameron Johnson 2013-16 172 Brian Hynes 2001-05 1724. Scott Peters 2004-07 1685. Leif Nelson 1980-83 1586. Josh Mikes 2012-15 1577. Jeff Dobbertin 1999-02 1468. Chad Fitzsimmons 1995-98 1429. Adam Lilla 1999-02 12810. Tim Hanson 1990-93 11611. Dan Schumacher 1987-90 11112. Jeff Ellestad 2003-06 10713. Dan Samp 1971-74 10514. Sean Hertz 2009-12 10415. Darren Ripley 1983-86 10316. Brett Brumm 1982-85 10217. Matt Juairie 1997-99 10118. Scott Schmaltz 1992-95 10019. Tyler Speer 2009-12 9720. Curtis Dewberry 2009-11 91

SeasonRk Name Season Rec1. Chris Samp 2004 782. Scott Peters 2007 743. Cam Johnson 2016 694. Alan May 2015 68 Brian Hynes 2005 68 Leif Nelson 1982 687. Chris Samp 2003 628. Josh Mikes 2014 599. Leif Nelson 1983 5810. Chris Samp 2002 57 Chad Fitzsimmons 1997 5712. Cameron Johnson 2015 56 Jeff Dobbertin 2000 5614. Brian Hynes 2003 55 Adam Lilla 2001 5516. Josh Mikes 2015 5417. Sean Hertz 2012 5218. Dan Schumacher 1990 5119. Tyree Burks 2007 46 Matt Juaire 1999 46

GameRk Name Rec1. Darren Ripley, 1985 vs. Hamline 142. Josh Mikes, 2014 vs. Northern State 13 Pete Brown, 1988 vs. Minnesota-Morris 13 Leif Nelson, 1982 vs. Moorhead State 135. Alan May, 2015 vs. MSU-Moorhead 11 Tony Mueller, 2013 vs. Southwest Minnesota State 11 Chris Samp, 2003 vs. North Dakota 11 Andy Wellumson, 1987 vs. Southwest State 119. Josh Mikes, 2015 vs Bemidji State 10 Cameron Johnson, 2015 vs Southwest Minn. State 10 Tyree Burks, 2007 vs. Bemidji State 10 Chris Samp, 2004 vs. Wayne State, NE 10 Chris Samp, 2004 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 10 Tim Hanson, 1991 vs. Teikyo Westmar 10 Dan Schumacher, 1988 vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire 1016. Dylan Ulferts, 2014 vs. Mary 9 Cameron Johnson, 2013 vs. Southwest Minn. State 9 Curtis Dewberry, 2009 vs. Wayne State, NE 9 Brian Hynes, 2005 vs. Western New Mexico 9 Chris Samp, 2004 vs. Northern State 9 Jeff Ellestad, 2004 vs. Bemidji State 9 Chris Samp, 2003 vs. Northern State 9 Chris Samp, 2002 vs. MSU Moorhead 9 Adam Lilla, 2001 vs. Northern State 9 Jeff Dobbertin, 2001 vs. Bemidji State 9 Chad Fitzsimmons, 1997 vs. Northern State 9 Joe Farrugia, 1988 vs. Michigan Tech 9 Dan Schumacher, 1988 vs. Grand Valley 9 Kevin Gaulke, 1988 vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire 9 Leif Nelson, 1982 vs. Northern State 9

Receiving YardsCareerRk Name Seasons Yards1. Chris Samp 2001-04 4,4712. Brian Hynes 2001-05 3,0623. Josh Mikes 2012-15 3,0504. Scott Peters 2004-07 2,9035. Jeff Dobbertin 1999-02 2,7346. Cameron Johonson 2013-16 2,6767. Chad Fitzsimmons 1995-98 2,6318. Adam Lilla 1999-02 2,4999. Tim Hanson 1990-93 2,41110. Leif Nelson 1980-83 2,30211. Matt Juaire 1997-99 2,15612. Alan May 2012-15 2,03513. Dan Schumacher 1987-90 1,85914. Scott Schmaltz 1992-95 1,71115. Darren Ripley 1983-86 1,62416. Tyler Speer 2009-12 1,53917. Dan Samp 1971-74 1,47518. Isaiah Frandsen 2017-18 1,36019. Brett Brumm 1982-85 1,33620. Jeff Ellestad 2004-06 1,277

SeasonRk Name Season Yards1. Chris Samp 2004 1,5882. Brian Hynes 2005 1,4213. Chris Samp 2003 1,3214. Scott Peters 2007 1,3085. Cam Johnson 2016 1,2396. Chris Samp 2002 1,1117. Jeff Dobbertin 2000 1,0948. Adam Lilla 2001 1,0819. Chad Fitzsimmons 1997 1,04810. Josh Mikes 2014 1,02511. Leif Nelson 1982 1,02212. Josh Mikes 2015 999 Dan Schumacher 1990 99914. Leif Nelson 1983 94215. Matt Juaire 1999 92216. Tim Hanson 1991 89917. Jeff Dobbertin 2001 86818. Alan May 2015 83919. Brian Hynes 2003 83520. Tyler Speer 2012 806

150 Yard Receiving GamesRk Name Yards1. Chris Samp, 2003 vs. Truman State, MO 2812. Leif Nelson, 1982 vs. Moorhead State 2603. Dan Schumacher, 1988 vs. Grand Valley 2384. Brian Hynes, 2005 vs. Western New Mexico 2345. Josh Mikes, 2014 vs. Northern State 2246. Chris Samp, 2004 vs. Bemidji State 2177. Josh Mikes, 2015 vs. Augustana 2038. Chris Samp, 2004 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 2019. Adam Lilla, 2001 vs. Northern State 19910. Tim Hanson, 1991 vs. Teikyo-Westmar 189 Dan Schumacher, 1990 vs. St. Francis, IL 18912. Matt Juaire, 1999 vs. Wisconsin-La Crosse 18613. Brian Hynes, 2005 vs. Truman State, MO 181 Chris Samp, 2002 vs. MSU Moorhead 181 Darren Ripley, 1985 vs. Hamline 18116. Chris Samp, 2004 vs. Northern State 18017. Scott Peters, 2007 vs. Mary 179 Chad Fitzsimmons, 1997 vs. Northern State 17919. Brian Hynes, 2005 vs. Emporia State, KS 17420. Dan Schumacher, 1990 vs. Southwest State 17121. Jeff Dobbertin, 2000 vs. Minnesota-Morris 170 Jeff Dobbertin, 2000 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 17023. Cam Johnson, 2016 at Mary 16724. Leif Nelson, 1982 vs. Minnesota-Morris 16425. Matt Juaire, 1997 vs. Minnesota-Morris 16226. Chad Fitzsimmons, 1998 vs. Northern State 161 Bo Jackson, 1974 vs. Moorhead State 16128. Travis Walch, 1997 vs. Minnesota Duluth 15629. Chris Samp, 2004 vs. Wayne State, NE 15530. Chris Samp, 2003 vs. Northern State 15431. Cam Johnson, 2016 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 153 Dan Schumacher, 1990 vs. Bemidji State 15333. Derrick Engel, 2009 vs. Upper Iowa 15234. Chad Fitzsimmons, 1997 vs. Quincy, IL 15135. Matt Juaire, 1998 vs. Ferris State, MI 150

Jake Jansky, 1997 vs. Minnesota-Morris 150

Receiving TouchdownsCareerRk Name Seasons TD1. Chris Samp 2001-04 532. Scott Peters 2004-07 323. Josh Mikes 2012-15 314. Cameron Johnson 2013-16 30 Brian Hynes 2001-05 306. Adam Lilla 1999-02 297. Jeff Dobbertin 1999-02 27 Matt Juaire 1997-99 279. Chad Fitzsimmons 1995-98 2510. Dan Schumacher 1987-90 2311. Sean Hertz 2009-12 2012. Alan May 2012-15 19 Scott Schmaltz 1992-95 1914. Darren Ripley 1982-86 1715. Isaiah Frandsen 2017-18 16 Dan Samp 1971-74 1617. Tyree Burks 2007-08 1418. Tim Hanson 1990-93 13 Bo Jackson 1972-75 1320. Travis Walch 1994-97 12

SeasonRk Name Season TD1. Chris Samp 2004 222. Brian Hynes 2005 17 Chris Samp 2003 17 Adam Lilla 2001 175. Dan Schumacher 1990 146. Cam Johnson 2016 13 Josh Mikes 2014 13 Scott Peters 2007 139. Matt Juaire 1999 1210. Chris Samp 2002 11 Matt Juaire 1998 1112. Brian Hynes 2003 10 Jeff Dobbertin 2001 10 Jeff Dobbertin 2000 10 Chad Fitzsimmons 1997 1016. Isaiah Frandsen 2018 9 Scott Peters 2005 918. Alan May 2015 8 Cameron Johnson 2015 8 Tyree Burks 2008 8 Scott Peters 2006 8 Adam Lilla 2002 8 Scott Schmaltz 1994 8 Dan Samp 1973 8

GameRk Name TD1. Josh Mikes, 2014 vs. Northern State 4 Chris Samp, 2004 vs. Northern State 4 Chris Samp, 2003 vs. Northern State 4 Adam Lilla, 2001 vs. Northern State 45. 27 times, most recently 3 Tyree Burks, 2008 vs. Southwest Minnesota State

RECEIVING RECORDSTotal OffenseCareerRk Name Seasons Comp-Att Yds Rush Yds Total1. Jack Nelson 2013-16 859-1490 12,007 54 -145 11,8622. Jake Goettl 1995-98 476-882 7,568 258 379 7,9473. Drew Aber 2004-07 435-771 6,266 112 344 6,6104. Steve Speer 1981-84 498-1097 6,416 256 -161 6,2555. Jason Mitchell 1987-90 465-963 6,027 335 110 6,1376. Bruce Carpenter 1999-02 366-707 5,879 126 195 6,0747. Colby Vogt 1991-94 416-900 5,625 154 -329 5,2968. Rayon Simmons 2009-12 1-1 26 880 5,246 5,2729. Greg Preston 2008-09 314-546 4,232 104 361 4,59310. Brian Wrobel 2001-04 242-442 3,977 169 504 4,48111. Andy Nett 2000-03 267-466 4,085 111 -138 3,94712. Kevin Curtin 2000-03 0-3 0 640 3,864 3,86413. Dave Ludy 1991-94 0-1 0 709 3,544 3,54414. Rich Ernst 1971-74 237-458 3,259 177 281 3,54015. John Teigland 2011-13 241-397 3,382 53 -108 3,27416. Alex Wiese 2004-07 0-0 0 544 3,012 3,01217. Owen Burke 2017- 204-383 2,748 70 -114 2,63418. Davis Usgaard 1964-65 137-283 1,703 64 732 2,43519. Dan Thill 1971-74 1-4 6 570 2,380 2,38620. Matt Brandt 1993-96 1-1 11 425 2,366 2,377 Mark Ballwanz 1981-84 0-0 0 547 2,377 2,377

SeasonRk Name Season Comp-Att Yds Rush Yds Total1. Jack Nelson 2015 256-421 3,419 40 -30 3,389 2. Drew Aber 2007 218-387 3,044 49 143 3,1473. Bruce Carpenter 2002 178-338 2,953 53 71 3,0244. Jack Nelson 2016 220-369 3,030 54 -15 3,0155. Greg Preston 2009 173-297 2,610 68 248 2,8586. John Teigland 2012 208-341 2,942 40 -93 2,8497. Jack Nelson 2014 207-398 2,843 67 -96 2,7478 Jack Nelson 2013 173-302 2,715 58 -4 2,7119. Jake Goettl 1997 164-248 2,504 62 159 2,66310. Drew Aber 2005 153-260 2,388 37 202 2,59011. Brian Wrobel 2003 137-257 2,256 97 156 2,41212. Owen Burke 2018 176-323 2,448 57 -94 2,35412. Jake Goettl 1996 137-261 2,314 47 -6 2,30813. Jason Mitchell 1990 137-298 2,306 107 -18 2,28814. Steve Speer 1983 153-311 2,187 69 -28 2,15915. Jake Goettl 1998 111-212 1,817 99 252 2,06916. Davis Usgaard 1965 102-191 1,283 64 720 2,00317. Steve Speer 1982 162-338 2,001 69 -2 1,99918. Colby Vogt 1993 152-305 2,111 61 -170 1,94119. Brian Wrobel 2004 100-175 1,693 62 240 1,93320. Rayon Simmons 2012 1-1 26 309 1,774 1,800

All-Purpose YardsCareerRk Name Seasons Rush Rec. Kickoff Punt Total1. Kevin Curtin 2000-03 3,864 698 2,052 1,201 7,8342. Dave Ludy 1991-94 3,544 927 2,812 34 7,3173. Rayon Simmons 2009-12 5,246 781 0 0 6,0274. Paul Preston 2013-16 3,091 715 0 1,239 5,0455. Carson Walch 1996-99 1,759 653 1,592 822 4,8266. Chris Samp 2001-04 7 4,464 0 0 4,4717. Curtis Dewberry 2009-11 985 825 1,814 489 4,1138. Alex Wiese 2004-07 3,004 756 1 9 3,7709. Tim Hanson 1990-93 62 2,411 1,020 62 3,55510. Travis Walch 1994-97 1,673 974 669 174 3,49011. Jeff Dobbertin 1999-02 26 2,734 551 1 3,31212. Brian Hynes 2001-05 16 3,061 60 0 3,13813. Mark Ballwanz 1981-84 2,285 390 460 0 3,13514. Bo Jackson 1972-75 917 544 1,404 278 3,13415. Matt Brandt 1993-96 2,366 210 412 95 3,08316. Chichi Ojika 2010-13 1,718 394 930 0 3,04217. Randy Spring 2005-08 1,720 243 639 401 3,00318. Scott Peters 2004-07 -4 2,903 0 0 2,89919. Cam Johnson 2013-16 0 2,687 0 0 2,68720. Chad Fitzsimmons 1995-98 36 2,631 0 0 2,667

SeasonRk Name Season Rush Rec. Kickoff Punt Total1. Kevin Curtin 2000 860 314 759 388 2,3212. Dave Ludy 1994 1,553 153 568 0 2,2743. Kevin Curtin 2002 1,059 157 595 430 2,2414. Dave Ludy 1993 1,075 285 856 0 2,2165. Rayon Simmons 2012 1,774 354 0 0 2,1286. Travis Walch 1997 1,103 534 272 128 2,0377. Matt Brandt 1996 1,461 192 356 0 2,0098. Carson Walch 1998 585 322 577 478 1,9629. Chichi Ojika 2013 1,152 277 400 0 1,82910. Carson Walch 1999 852 155 513 295 1,81511. Alex Wiese 2007 1,458 340 0 0 1,79812. Dave Ludy 1992 737 166 881 0 1,78413. Paul Preston 2016 1,155 230 0 364 1,74914. Kevin Curtin 2001 1,028 112 381 168 1,68915. Paul Preston 2015 897 370 0 333 1,60016. Chris Samp 2004 7 1,588 0 0 1,59517. Kevin Curtin 2003 917 115 317 234 1,58318. Curtis Dewberry 2011 400 273 197 608 1,47819. Rayon Simmons 2011 1,326 148 0 0 1,47420. Curtis Dewberry 2010 327 297 593 245 1,462

300 Total Yard GamesRk Name Pass Yards Rush Yards Total1. Steve Speer, 1982 vs. MSU Moorhead 448 0 4482. Jake Goettl, 1997 vs. Minnesota Duluth 432 12 4353. Brian Wrobel, 2004 vs. Bemidji State 363 66 4294. Drew Aber, 2005 vs. Bemidji State 390 33 4235. Davis Usgaard, 1965 vs. Elmhurst, IL 389 33 4226. Jack Nelson, 2016 at Wayne State 362 55 4177. Jack Nelson, 2013 vs. Southwest Minnesota State 425 -12 4138. Jack Nelson, 2014 vs. Northern State 398 10 4089. Jake Goettl, 1997 vs. Minnesota-Morris 367 30 39710. Jack Nelson, 2014 vs. Southwest Minnesota State 410 -17 39311. Jack Nelson, 2014 vs. Mary 422 -30 39212. Bruce Carpenter, 2002 vs. Minnesota Duluth 309 66 37513. Greg Preston, 2009 vs. Augustana, SD 325 47 37214. Jack Nelson, 2015 vs. Wayne State 336 27 36315. John Teigland, 2012 vs. Minnesota Duluth 375 -16 35916. Jack Nelson, 2015 vs. MSU Moorhead 349 9 358 Jack Nelson, 2013 vs. MSU Moorhead 322 36 35818. Jack Nelson, 2015 vs. Upper Iowa 361 -5 35619. Greg Preston, 2009 vs. Upper Iowa 350 1 35120. Jake Goettl, 1996 vs. Wisconsin-Stout 339 9 34821. Jack Nelson, 2016 vs. Northern State 332 13 345 Evan Aber, 2010 vs. Upper Iowa 347 -2 34523. Drew Aber, 2005 vs. Western New Mexico 345 -2 343 Bruce Carpenter, 2002 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 343 0 34325. John Teigland, 2012 vs. Upper Iowa 349 -9 34026. Jack Nelson, 2013 vs. Wayne State, NE 347 -8 33927. Jack Nelson, 2016 vs. MSU Mankato 355 -19 336 Jake Goettl, 1996 vs. Northern State 336 0 33629. Jack Nelson, 2013 vs. Upper Iowa 333 1 33430. Jack Nelson, 2015 vs. Concordia, St. Paul 333 0 333

John Teigland, 2012 vs. Augustana, SD 330 3 33332. Jack Nelson, 2013 vs. Sioux Falls 278 52 33033. Bruce Carpenter, 2000 vs. MSU Moorhead 313 15 32834.. Drew Aber, 2007 vs. Bemidji State 302 25 32735. Jack Nelson, 2015, Augustana 318 9 32836. Drew Aber, 2005 vs. MSU Moorhead 311 14 32537. Drew Aber, 2007 vs. MSU Moorhead 319 5 324 Bruce Carpenter, 2002 vs. Emporia State, KS 333 -9 32439. Greg Preston, 2008 vs. Minnesota State 297 25 322 Jake Goettl, 1996 vs. Bemidji State 227 45 32240. Ryan Eversman, 2004 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 322 -3 31941. Jack Nelson, 2015 vs. St. Cloud State 329 -11 318 Greg Preston, 2009 vs. Minnesota State 278 40 318 Jason Mitchell, 1987 vs. Southwest State 318 0 31844. Brian Wrobel, 2003 vs. North Dakota 305 12 31745. John Teigland, 2012 vs. Lindenwood 303 10 31346. Brian Wrobel, 2002 vs. Northern State 311 1 312 Jake Goettl, 1997 vs. Quincy, IL 328 -16 31248. Jake Goettl, 1998 vs. Ferris State, MI 255 56 31149. Andy Nett, 2000 vs. Minnesota Morris 333 -23 31050. Steve Speer, 1982 vs. Northern State 309 0 30951. Ryan Eversman, 2004 vs. MSU Moorhead 307 0 307 Bruce Carpenter, 1999 vs. Minnesota Duluth 267 40 30753. Drew Aber, 2007 vs. South Dakota 300 6 30654. Drew Aber, 2007 vs. Southwest Minnesota State 271 35 305 Brian Wrobel, 2003 vs. Truman State, MO 291 14 30556. Drew Aber, 2007 vs. Michigan Tech 289 15 30457. Jake Goettl, 1996 vs. Quincy, IL 329 -26 30358. Drew Aber, 2007 vs. Upper Iowa 299 2 301 Scott Moses, 1985 vs. Hamline 294 7 30160. Brian Wrobel, 2004 vs. Northern State 257 43 300 Bruce Carpenter, 2001 vs. Minnesota Duluth 293 7 300

YARDAGE RECORDS


PuntsCareerRk Name Seasons Punts1. Paul Swanson 1968-72 2712. Tom Pohlman 1984-87 1983. Mike Johnson 1977-81 179

SeasonRk Name Season Punts1. Tom Pohlamn 1986 812. Paul Swanson 1972 743. Paul Swanson 1971 734. Mike Salerno 2006 715. Paul Swanson 1970 68

GameRk Name Punts1. Paul Swanson, 1970 vs. Michigan Tech 122. Tom Pohlman, 1986 vs. Bemidji State 11 Mike Johnson, 1980 vs. Moorhead State 114. Mike Salerno, 2006 vs. Bemidji State 10 Jason Young, 1995 vs. Southwest State 10 Jason Becker, 1992 vs. Bemidji State 10

Punting AverageCareerRk Name Seasons Avg1. Mike Salerno 2005-06 38.92. Ryan Schneider 1996-99 38.63. Jeff Ratner 1976-77 38.04. Geoff Biltgen 1974-76 37.55. Vincent Meyer 1977-78 37.46. Michael Russell 2015-18 37.17. Jeremy Neuman 2012-14 36.6 Cullen Fahey 2008-11 36.6 Jason Young 1992-95 36.610. Jeremy Neuman 2012-15 36.5

SeasonRk Name Season Avg1. Ryan Schneider 1999 44.62. Mike Salerno 2006 40.53. Michael Russell 2018 40.1 Jeff Ratner 1977 40.15. Paul Swanson 1972 39.96. Ryan Schneider 1998 39.57. Ryan Walch 2001 39.48. Geoff Biltgen 1976 39.29. Tom Sawyer 1979 39.110. Jason Becker 1994 39.0

Longest PuntRk Name Yards1. Michael Russell, 2015 vs. Minnesota State 862. Jeff Ratner, 1977 vs. Southwest State 803. Mike Salerno, 2005 vs. Emporia State, KS 754. Jason Young, 1995 vs. Minnesota-Morris 725. Carter McCauley, 2015 vs. Minnesota State 706. Ryan Schneider, 1999 vs. Minnesota-Morris 68 Jeff Ratner, 1977 vs. Moorhead State 688. Mike Johnson, 1981 vs. Moorhead State 679. Paul Swanson, 1972 vs. Wisconsin-Stout 6610. Cullen Fahey, 2008 vs. Minnesota State 65 Mike Salerno, 2006 vs. MSU Moorhead 65 Ryan Schneider, 1999 vs. Minnesota Duluth 65

Field Goals MadeCareerRk Name Seasons FG1. Carter McCauley 2014- 55 2. Steve Opgenorth 2000-03 453. Mike Salerno 2005-06 244. Derek Johnson 1997-99 235. Jason Young 1992-95 226. Thomas Kinney 2010-11 197. Ryan Abbott 2005-08 158. Paul Ortiz 2018 149. Jake Vercher 2012 1310. Cullen Fahey 2008-11 9 Billy Emanuel 2009-10 9 Rollie Tust 1924-25 9

SeasonRk Name Season FG1. Carter McCauley 2017 192. Carter McCauley 2015 183. Carter McCauley 2016 164. Paul Ortiz 2018 14 Jake Vercher 2012 13 Steve Opgenorth 2000 136. Mike Salerno 2006 127. Mike Salerno 2005 11 Steve Opgenorth 2003 11 Steve Opgenorth 2001 1110. Thomas Kinney 2010 10 Ryan Abbott 2007 10 Steve Opgenorth 2002 10

GameRk Name FG1. Paul Ortiz, 2018 vs. SMSU 4 Carter McCauley, 2017 vs. Minot St. 4 Billy Emanuel, 2009 vs. Upper Iowa 4 Ryan Abbott, 2008 vs. Augustana, SD 4 Mike Salerno, 2006 vs. Southwest Minnesota State 46. Carter McCauley, 2016 vs. Sioux Falls 3 Carter McCauley, 2016 vs Southwest Minn. State 3 Carter McCauley, 2015 vs. Minot State 3 Carter McCauley, 2015 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 3 Thomas Kinney, 2010 vs. Minnesota State 3 Cullen Fahey, 2008 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 3 Steve Opgenorth, 2002 vs. Bemidji State 3 Steve Opgenorth, 2001 vs. Wayne State, NE 3 Jason Young, 1995 vs. Southwest State 3

Field Goals AttemptedCareerRk Name Seasons FG1. Carter McCauley 2014-17 80 2. Steve Opgenorth 2000-03 703. Derek Johnson 1997-99 454. Mike Salerno 2005-06 385. Jason Young 1992-95 326. Thomas Kinney 2010-11 307. Paul Ortiz 2018- 21 Ryan Abbott 2007-08 219. Cullen Fahey 2008-11 1810. Jake Vercher 2012 17

Longest Field Goal MadeCareerRk Name Yards1. Carter McCauley, 2015 vs. Southwest Minn. State 592. Carter McCauley, 2015 vs. Minot State 543. Carter McCauley, 2015 vs. Minot State 534. Paul Ortiz, 2018 vs. SMSU 505. Paul Ortiz, 2018 vs. SMSU 496. Carter McCauley, 2017 vs. Upper Iowa 487. Carter McCauley, 2017 vs. Minot St. 47 Carter McCauley, 2016 vs. Sioux Falls 47 Carter McCauley, 2016 at Augustana 47 Carter McCauley, 2015 vs. St. Cloud State 47 Cullen Fahey, 2008 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 47

Extra Points MadeCareerRk Name Seasons XP1. Steve Opgenorth 2000-03 1862. Carter McCauley 2014-17 138 3. Derek Johnson 1997-99 1284. Thomas Kinney 2010-11 79 Mike Salerno 2005-06 796. Brett Cochran-Bray 2013-14 647. Jason Young 1992-95 628. Ryan Abbott 2005-08 579. Jake Vercher 2012 5510. Eric Kraus 2004 48

SeasonRk Name Season XP1. Jake Vercher 2012 552. Steve Opgenorth 2002 53 Steve Opgenorth 2001 534. Mike Salerno 2005 50

Steve Opgenorth 2003 50 Derek Johnson 1997 507. Brett Cochran-Bray 2013 498. Eric Kraus 2004 489. Carter McCauley 2017 47 10. Ryan Abbott 2007 4311. Thomas Kinney 2011 41 Derek Johnson 1999 4113. Thomas Kinney 2010 3814. Carter McCauley 2015 37 Derek Johnson 1998 37

GameRk Name XP1. Steve Opgenorth, 2001 vs. Minnesota-Morris 122. Jake Vercher, 2012 vs. Augustana, SD 10 Mike Salerno, 2005 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 10 Steve Opgenorth, 2001 vs. Northern State 105. Thomas Kinney, 2011 vs. Upper Iowa 9 Jason Young, 1994 vs. Bemidji State 97. Brett Cochran-Bray, 2013 vs. MSU Moorhead 8 Ryan Abbott, 2007 vs. Wayne State, NE 89. 20 times, most recently 7 Carter McCauley, 2017 vs Augustana

Extra Points AttemptedCareerRk Name Seasons XP1. Steve Opgenorth 2000-03 2082. Carter McCauley 2014-17 145 3. Derek Johnson 1997-99 1414. Thomas Kinney 2010-11 885. Mike Salerno 2005-06 816. Jason Young 1992-95 767. Brett Cochran-Bray 2013-14 708. Ryan Abbott 2005-08 689. Steve Krob 1967-70 6210. Jake Vercher 2012 58

SeasonRk Name Season XP1. Steve Opgenorth 2002 612. Steve Opgenorth 2001 593. Jake Vercher 2012 584. Eric Kraus 2004 56 Steve Opgenorth 2003 566. Brett Cochran-Bray 2013 53 Derek Johnson 1997 538. Mike Salerno 2005 529. Ryan Abbott 2007 5110. Carter McCauley 2017 4811. Thomas Kinney 2011 46 Derek Johnson 1999 4613. Thomas Kinney 2010 42 Derek Johnson 1998 4215. Carter McCauley 2016 38 Carter McCauley 2015 38

GameRk Name XP1. Steve Opgenorth, 2001 vs. Minnesota-Morris 122. Jake Vercher, 2012 vs. Augustana 10 Thomas Kinney, 2011 vs. Upper Iowa 10 Mike Salerno, 2005 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 10 Steve Opgenorth, 2001 vs. Northern State 106. Brett Cochran-Bray, 2013 vs. MSU Moorhead 9 Jason Young, 1994 vs. Bemidji State 9 Bob Bestul, 1973 vs. Wisconsin-Stout 99. Carter McCauley, 2016 vs Minnesota Crookston 8 Thomas Kinney, 2011 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 8 Ryan Abbott, 2007 vs. Wayne State, NE 8 Eric Kraus, 2004 vs. Northern State 8 Steve Opgenorth, 2002 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 8 Steve Opgenorth, 2002 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 8 Steve Opgenorth, 2002 vs. Wayne State, NE 8 Derek Johnson, 1999 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 8 Derek Johnson, 1997 vs. Minnesota Duluth 8 Derek Johnson, 1997 vs. Bemidji State 8

KICKING RECORDSPointsCareer TD EP1 EP2 FG Pts1. Rayon Simmons 2009-12 61 0 0 0 3662. Dave Lundy 1991-94 53 0 3 0 3243. Steve Opgenorth 2000-03 0 186 1 45 3234. Chris Stamp 2001-04 53 0 1 0 3205. Carter McCauley 0 138 0 55 3036. Alex Wiese 2004-07 45 0 2 0 2747. Travis Walch 1994-97 43 0 4 0 2668. Kevin Curtin 2000-03 43 0 0 0 2589. Derek Johnson 1997-99 0 128 0 23 19710. Carson Walch 1996-99 31 0 5 0 19611. Scott Peters 2004-07 32 0 0 0 19212. Josh Mikes, 2012-15 31 0 1 0 18813. Cam Johnson, 2013-16 30 0 1 0 182 Adam Lilla 1999-2002 30 0 1 0 18215. Brian Hynes 2001-05 30 0 0 0 180 Jeff Dobbertin 1999-02 29 0 3 0 18017. Art Kern 1928-31# 28 7 0 0 17518. Matt Juaire 1996-99 28 0 1 0 17019. Andrew Verbancouer 05-08 28 0 0 0 168 Matt Brandt 1993-96 26 0 6 0 168#Art Kern actually played five years of football for Winona State from 1928-1932. He scored four touchdowns (24 points) in his fifth year, bringing his five-year total to 199. Since now four years is the limit for eligibility, Kern’s fifth-year points were not counted in his career total.

Season TD EP1 EP2 FG Pts1. Travis Walch, 1997 30 0 1 0 1822. Dave Lundy, 1994 22 0 2 0 1363. Chris Samp, 2004 22 0 1 0 1344. Alex Wiese, 2007 21 0 1 0 1285. Rayon Simmons, 2012 21 0 0 0 1266. Andrew Verbancour, 2008 21 0 0 0 1267. Matt Brandt, 1996 18 0 5 0 1188. Carter McCauley, 2017 0 19 0 47 1049. Dave Ludy, 1993 17 0 1 0 10410. Brian Hynes, 2005 17 0 0 0 102 Chris Samp, 2003 17 0 0 0 102 Adam Lilla, 2001 17 0 0 0 10213. Rayon Simmons, 2011 16 0 0 0 9614. Jake Vercher, 2012 0 55 0 13 9415. Carson Walch, 1999 15 0 1 0 9216. Carter McCauley, 2015 0 37 0 18 9117. Rayon Simmons, 2009 15 0 0 0 90 Kevin Curtin, 2002 15 0 0 0 9019. Steve Opgenorth, 2003 0 50 1 11 8520. Dan Schumacher, 1990 14 0 0 0 84

GameRk Name Pts1. Travis Walch, 1997 vs. Quincy, IL 362. Alex Wiese, 2007 vs. Southwest Minnesota State 323. Rayon Simmons, 2011 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 30 Rayon Simmons, 2010 vs. Southwest Minn. St. 30 Carson Walch, 1999 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 30 Travis Walch, 1997 vs. Minnesota Duluth 30 Pete Brown, 1988 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 308. Matt Brandt, 1996 vs. Minnesota-Morris 26 Dave Ludy, 1994 vs. Nebraska-Kearney 26 Dave Ludy, 1994 vs. Minnesota-Morris 26 Art Kern, 1929 vs. Red Wing High School 2612. Josh Mikes, 2014 vs. Northern State 24 Jordan Kos, 2013 vs. MSU Moorhead 24 Rayon Simmons, 2012 vs. Mary 24 Rayon Simmons, 2011 vs. Mary 24 Andrew Verbancouer, 2008 vs. Minnesota State 24 Alex Wiese, 2006 vs.Wayne State, NE 24 Chris Samp, 2004 vs. Northern State 24 Chris Samp, 2003 vs. Northern State 24 David Cruz, 2003 vs. Southwest Minnesota State 24 Kevin Curtin, 2002 vs. Minnesota-Morris 24 Adam Lilla, 2001 vs. Northern State 24 Jeff Dobbertin, 2001 vs. Minnesota-Morris 24 Ryan Walch, 1999 vs. Wayne State, NE 24 Travis Walch, 1997 vs. Southwest State 24

Kicking PointsCareer EP FG Pts1. Steve Opgenorth, 2000-03 186 45 3212. Carter McCauley, 2014-17 138 55 3033. Derek Johnson, 1997-99 128 23 1974. Mike Salerno, 2005-06 79 24 1535. Thomas Kinney, 2010-11 79 19 1366. Jason Young, 1992-95 62 22 1287. Ryan Abbott, 2005-08 57 15 1018. Jake Vercher, 2012 - 55 13 949. Bob Bestul, 1973-76 77 4 8910. Eric Kraus, 2004 48 8 72

Season EP FG Pts1. Carter McCauley, 2017 47 19 1042. Jake Vercher, 2012 55 13 943. Carter McCauley, 2015 37 18 914. Mike Salerno, 2005 50 11 83 Steve Opgenorth, 2003 50 11 83 Steve Opgenorth, 2002 53 10 837. Steve Opgenorth, 2001 49 11 828. Carter McCauley, 2016 33 16 819. Derek Johnson, 1997 50 8 7410. Ryan Abbott, 2007 43 10 73

Game Rk Name Pts1. Carter McCauley, 2017 vs. Minot St. 172. Billy Emanuel, 2009 vs. Upper Iowa (4FG, 4XP) 163. Ryan Abbott, 2008 vs. Augustana, SD (4FG, 3XP) 154. Paul Ortiz, 2018 vs. SMSU (4 FG, 2XP) 14 Mike Salerno, 2006 vs. SW Minn. St. (4FG, 2XP) 146. Carter McCauley, 2017 vs. Upper Iowa 137. Jake Vercher, 2012 vs. Augustana, SD (1FG, 10XP) 13 Thomas Kinney, 2010 vs. Minnesota State (3FG, 4XP) 13 Cullen Fahey, 2008 vs. Concordia-St. Paul (3FG, 4XP) 13 Mike Salerno, 2005 vs. Minn., Crookston (1 FG, 10 XP) 13 Steve Opgenorth, 2001 vs. Wayne State (3FG, 4XP) 1312. Thomas Kinney, 2011 vs. Upper Iowa (1 FG, 9 XP) 12 Mike Salerno, 2006 vs. Upper Iowa (2FG, 6XP) 12 Mike Salerno, 2006 vs. MSU Moorhead (2FG, 6XP) 12 Eric Kraus, 2004 vs. Northern State (2FG, 6XP) 12 Eric Kraus, 2004 vs. Truman State (2FG, 6XP) 12 Steve Opgenorth, 2001 vs. Minnesota-Morris (12XP) 12 Derek Johnson, 1997 vs. Mayville State (2FG, 6XP) 12

Touchdowns ScoredCareerRk Name Seasons TD1. Rayon Simmons 2009-12 612. Chris Samp 2002-04 53 Dave Ludy 1991-94 534. Alex Wiese 2004-07 455. Kevin Curtin 2000-03 43 Travis Walch 1994-97 437. Scott Peters 2004-07 328. Josh Mikes 2012-15 31 Carson Walch 1995-99 3110. Cam Johnson 2013-16 30 Brian Hynes 2001-05 30 Adam Lilla 1999-02 3013. Jeff Dobbertin 1999-02 2914. Andrew Verbancouer 2005-08 28 Matt Juaire 1996-99 28 Mark Ballwanz 1981-84 28 Art Kern# 1928-31 2818. Chad Fitzsimmons 1995-98 2719. Matt Brandt 1993-96 2620 Paul Preston 2013-16 25# Art Kern played a fifth year, scoring four more touchdowns for a five-year total of 32 TDs.

SeasonRk Name Season TD1. Travis Walch 1997 302. Chris Samp 2004 22 Dave Ludy 1994 224. Rayon Simmons 2012 21 Andrew Verbancouer 2008 21 Alex Wiese 2007 217. Matt Brandt 1996 188. Brian Hynes 2005 17 Chris Samp 2003 17 Adam Lilla 2001 17 Dave Ludy 1993 1712. Rayon Simmons 2011 1613. Rayon Simmons 2009 15 Kevin Curtin 2002 15 Carson Walch 1999 1516. Paul Preston 2016 14 Dan Schumacher 1990 1418. Cam Johnson 2016 13 Josh Mikes 2014 13 Scott Peters 2007 13 Matt Juaire 1999 13

GameRk Name TD1. Travis Walch, 1997 vs. Quincy, IL 62. Rayon Simmons, 2011 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 5 Rayon Simmons, 2010 vs. Southwest Minnesota St. 5 Alex Wiese, 2007 vs. Southwest Minnesota State 5 Carson Walch, 1999 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 5 Travis Walch, 1999 vs. Minnesota Duluth 5 Pete Brown, 1988 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 57. 16 times, most recently, 4 Josh Mikes, 2014 vs. Northern State

WSU Hall of Fame member Travis Walch set a WSU single-season re-cord with 30 touchdowns scored during the 1997 season. He also holds the school record with six touchdowns scored against Quincy in 1997.

SCORING RECORDS


InterceptionsCareerRk Name Seasons Int1. Nate Gruber 1991-94 252. Nick Jaeger 2000-03 203. Luke Lokanc 2002-05 19 Rick Starzecki 1966-69 195. Bryan Schroeder 1987-90 186. Travis Welch 1998-00 167. Steven Koehler 2000-03 15 Jamey Hutchinson 1995-98 159. Andrew Spencer 2014-17 1410. Jay Aamodt 1981-84 12 Randy Gronert 1968-70 12

SeasonRk Name Season Int1. Jamey Hutchinson 1997 112. Doug Smart 1986 103. Bryan Schroeder 1990 94. Travis Welch 1998 8 Nate Gruber 1993 8 Jim Bzoskie 1987 87. Andrew Spencer 2017 7 Nick Jaeger 2001 7 Nick Jaeger 2000 7 Mike Slomczewski 1999 7

GameRk Name Int1. Doug Smart, 1986 vs. St. Ambrose (Iowa) 42. Kenzie Yewman, 2006 vs. Upper Iowa 3 Luke Lokanc, 2005 vs. MSU Moorhead 3 Deric Sieck, 2001 vs. Northern State 3 Jamey Hutchinson, 1997 vs. Southwest State 3 Mike Usgaard, 1994 vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire 3 Rob Illies, 1990 vs. Minnesota-Morris 3 Bryan Schroeder, 1990 vs. Minnesota-Morris 3 Rick Starzecki, 1967 vs. Mankato State 3 Rick Starzecki, 1966 vs. Moorhead State 3

Interceptions Return YardageCareerRk Name Seasons Yards1. Andrew Spencer 2014-17 3362. Luke Lokanc 2002-05 3193. Nate Gruber 1991-94 2754. Dennis Hayes 1991-94 2615. Rick Starzecki 1966-69 2366. Jamey Hutchinson 1995-98 2157. Jim Bzoskie 1986-88 2078. Chris Norgaard 2009-12 205 Travis Welch 1998-00 20510. Steve Kohler 2000-03 182

SeasonRk Name Season Yards1. Andrew Spencer 2017 2172. Lucas Wolf 2008 1343. Travis Welch 1998 1324. Luke Lokanc 2004 1265. Jamey Hutchinson 1997 1256. Jim Bzoskie 1987 120 Jim Dybevick 1969 1208. Dennis Hayes 1992 112 Michael Werden 1977 11210. Nate Gruber 1993 110

GameRk Name Yards1. Luke Lokanc, 2004 vs. Truman State, MO 992. Andrew Spencer, 2017 vs. Upper Iowa 923. Larry Anderson, 1965 vs. Wisconsin-Platteville 904. LaVerne Pieper, 1964 vs. Northland, WI 885. Lucas Wolf, 2008 vs. Augustana, SD 866. Ron LaGros, 1959 vs. Moorhead State 827. Jim Dybevick, 1969 vs. UI-Chicago Circle 808. Jesse Isom, 2000 vs. Minnesota Duluth 78 Dennis Hayes, 1992 vs. Wisconsin-La Crosse 7810. Kenzie Yewman, 2006 vs. Upper Iowa 77 Dennis Hayes, 1994 vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire 77 Joe Yantes, 1946 vs. St. Cloud State 77

SacksCareerRk Name Seasons Sacks1. Derek Chance 1997-00 31.52. Jon Bussewitz 1997-00 28.53. Troy Tonsager 1984-87 27.04. Wayne Wicka 1988-91 24.05. Ty Breitlow 2000-03 21.06. Tony Tripicchio 1984-87 19.57. Collin Corcoran 2012-15 18.0 Steve Kosidowski 1984-86 18.09. Michael Ferrante 2015-18 17.5 Seth Becker 1995-98 17.511. David Braun 2005-07 15.012. Lewis Johnson 2009-12 13.513. Ben Turnquist 2001-04 13.014. Morgan Weaver 2011-14 12.015. Jim Stanek 2001-04 12.516. Matt Wayne 2001-03 11.5 Jeff Gusmundson 1991-93 11.518. John Tackmann 2003-06 11.019. Matt Kaderly 2008-11 10.0 Ryan Rothwell 2006-09 10.0

SeasonRk Name Season Sacks1. Derek Chance 1998 12.52. Jon Bussewitz 2000 12.03. Seth Becker 1998 11.0 Troy Tonsager 1987 11.05. Wayne Wicka 1990 10.0 Steve Kosidowski 1986 10.07. Derek Chance 1999 9.58. Collin Corcoran 2013 9.09. David Braun 2005 8.0 Dave Hope 1985 8.011. Derek Chance 2000 7.5 Wayne Wicka 1989 7.5 Tony Tripicchio 1986 7.514. Ben Turnquist 2004 7.0 Ty Breitlow 2003 7.0 Jon Bussewitz 1997 7.0 Jeff Gudmundson 1993 7.018. Michael Ferrante 2018 6.5 Seth Becker 1997 6.520. Jeff Brown 2015 6.0 John Tackmann 2006 6.0 Ty Breitlow 2002 6.0 Ty Breitlow 2001 6.0 Troy Tonsager 1986 6.0 Troy Tonsager 1985 6.0 Steve Kosidowski 1985 6.0 Tony Tripicchio 1985 6.0

DEFENSIVE RECORDS

Nate Gruber finished his Hall of Fame career with more interceptions then any other Warrior, picking off 25 passes.

Kickoffs ReturnedCareerRk Name Seasons KR1. Dave Ludy 1991-94 952. Kevin Curtin 2000-03 843. Curtis Dewberry 2009-11 794. Carey Rottman 2005-08 685. Bo Jackson 1972-75 676. Carson Walch 1996-99 637. Pete Brown 1985-88 608. Paul Preston 2013-16 589. Rick Williams 1976-79 5010. Tim Hanson 1990-93 47

SeasonRk Name Season KR1. Bob Jackson 1973 302. Dave Ludy 1993 293. Curtis Dewberry 2011 284. Rick Williams 1979 275. Curtis Dewberry 2010 26 Kevin Curtin 2002 267. Tyler Swinford 2014 25 Curtis Dewberry 2009 25 Kevin Curtin 2000 25 Carson Walch 1998 25 Dave Ludy 1992 25 Dan Eickhoff 1985 25

GameRk Name KR1. Carey Rottman, 2006 vs. North Dakota 8 Bo Jackson, 1973 vs. South Dakota 83. Curtis Dewberry, 2010 vs. Minnesota Duluth 7 Curtis Dewberry, 2009 vs. Wayne State, NE 7 Carey Rottman, 2007 vs. North Dakota 7 Carson Walch, 1998 vs. Northern Iowa 7 Dean Baldwin, 1988 vs. Grand Valley State 7 Greg Hanson, 1981 vs. Minnesota Duluth 79. Tyler Swinford, 2015 vs. Upper Iowa 6 Carey Rottman, 2005 vs. Western New Mexico 6 Bounthavy Khamratthanome, 2004 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 6 Kevin Curtin, 2002 vs. Minnesota Duluth 6 Dave Ludy, 1993 vs. Central State, OH 6 Tim Hanson, 1991 vs. Minnesota-Morris 6

Kickoff Return YardageCareerRk Name Seasons Yards1. Dave Ludy 1991-94 2,8122. Kevin Curtin 2000-03 2,0523. Curtis Dewberry 2009-12 1,8144. Carson Walch 1996-99 1,5925. Bo Jackson 1972-75 1,4046. Pete Brown 1985-88 1,2597. Paul Preston 2013-16 1,2398. Carey Rottman 2005-08 1,1599. Tyler Swinford 2013-15 1,08610. Dan Eickhoff 1985-88 1,06311. Tim Hanson 1990-93 1,02012. Rick Williams 1976-79 98813. Greg Hanson 1981-83 97914. Chichi Ojika 2010-13 93015. Isaiah Hall 2017- 920

SeasonRk Name Season Yards1. Dave Ludy 1992 8812. Dave Ludy 1993 8563. Kevin Curtin 2000 7594. Curtis Dewberry 2009 6135. Curtis Dewberry 2011 6086. Kevin Curtin 2002 5957. Curtis Dewberry 2010 5938. Bo Jackson 1973 5909. Carson Walch 1998 57710. Dave Ludy 1994 56811. Tyler Swinford 2014 55512. Pete Brown 1988 54413. Rick Williams 1979 51914. Carson Walch 1999 51315. Chichi Ojika 2012 51116. Isaiah Hall 2018 51017. Dave Ludy 1991 50718. Dan Eickhoff 1985 495

GameRk Name Yards1. Greg Hanson, 1981 vs. Minnesota Duluth 2312. Curtis Dewberry, 2009 vs. Wayne State, NE 2283. Dean Baldwin, 1988 vs. Grand Valley State 2054. Dave Ludy, 1991 vs. Northern State 1995. Dave Ludy, 1993 vs. Central State, OH 1826. Kevin Curtin, 2000 vs. Minnesota Duluth 1677. Dave Ludy, 1992 vs. Moorhead State 1588. Anthony Buckner, 2007 vs. Michigan Tech 1529. Kevin Curtin, 2000 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 15010. Curtis Dewberry, 2009 vs. Southwest Minnesota St. 14811. Larry Wright, 1976 vs. Minnesota-Morris 13712. Chichi Ojika, 2012 vs. Minnesota State 135 Bo Jackson, 1973 vs. South Dakota 13514. Tyler Swinford, 2015 vs. Upper Iowa 12915. Carson Walch, 1998 vs. Northern Iowa 12816. Dave Ludy, 1992 vs. Wisconsin-La Crosse 12717. Tyler Swinford, 2015 vs. Upper Iowa 125 Carey Rottman, 2006 vs. North Dakota 125 Dave Ludy, 1994 vs. Nebraska-Kearney 12520. Dave Ludy, 1993 vs. Wisconsin-La Crosse 124

Punts ReturnedCareerRk Name Seasons PR1. Kevin Curtin 2000-03 772. Alan May 2012-15 713. Carson Walch 1995-99 624. Nate Gruber 1991-94 585. Pete Brown 1985-88 546. Bo Jackson 1972-75 507. Reggie Johnson 1981-83 498. Jake Balliu 2016- 479. Randy Spring 2005-08 4510. Curtis Dewberry 2009-11 37

SeasonRk Name Season PR1. Jake Balliu 2017 342. Carson Walch 1998 313. Nate Gruber 1992 284. Pete Brown 1988 275. Anthony Buckner 2007 24 Carson Walch 1999 24 Reggie Johnson 1983 248. Randy Spring 2006 22 Kevin Curtin 2000 2210. Alan May 2015 21 Kevin Curtin 2003 2112. Alan May 2014 19 Curtis Dewberry 2011 19 Randy Spring 2005 19 Kevin Curtin 2002 19 Bo Jackson 1975 1917. David Cruz 2004 18 Nate Gruber 1993 18 Reggie Johnson 1982 1820. Terry Baker 1986 17

GameRk Name PR1. Carson Walch, 1998 vs. Wayne State, NE 72. Alan May, 2012 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 6 Kevin Curtin, 2001 vs. Southwest State 6 Carson Walch, 1999 vs. Wisconsin-La Crosse 6 Todd Shepard, 1980 vs. St. Cloud State 6 Terry Baker, 1986 vs. Bemidji State 67. Jake Balliu, 2017 vs. Wayne State 5 Jake Balliu, 2017 vs. Concordia St. Paul 5 Jake Balliu, 2016 vs. Minnesota Crookston 5 Alan May 2014 vs. Upper Iowa 5 Alan May, 2013 vs. MSU Moorhead 5 Anthony Buckner, 2007 vs. Upper Iowa 5 Randy Spring, 2005 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 5 Shawn Cunningham, 2005 vs. Truman State, MO 5 Bounthavy Khamratthanome, 2004 vs. UM, Crookston 5 Kevin Curtin, 2003 vs. North Dakota State 5 Dave Cruz, 2001 vs. Minnesota-Morris 5 Carson Walch, 1998 vs. Wisconsin-La Crosse 5 Nate Gruber, 1992 vs. Moorhead State 5 Bo Jackson, 1973 vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire 5 Bob Welch, 1959 vs. Moorhead State 5

Punt Return YardageCareerRk Name Seasons Yards1. Kevin Curtin 2000-03 1,2202. Carson Walch 1996-99 8223. Jake Balliu 2016- 8084. Alan May 2012-15 7615. Nate Gruber 1991-94 6046. Curtis Dewberry 2009-11 4897. Randy Spring 2005-08 4018. Pete Brown 1985-88 3719. David Cruz 2000-04 33810. Reggie Johnson 1981-83 328

SeasonRk Name Season Yards1. Jake Balliu 2017 5042. Carson Walch 1998 4783. Kevin Curtin 2002 4304. Kevin Curtin 2000 3885. Jake Balliu 2016 3046. Carson Walch 1999 2957. Alan May 2015 2588. Nate Gruber 1992 2489. Curtis Dewberry 2010 24510. Kevin Curtin 2003 23411. Randy Spring 2006 21112. Curtis Dewberry 2011 19713. Anthony Buckner 2007 19514. Alan May 2013 19315. Terry Baker 1986 19016. Pete Brown 1988 18517. Nate Gruber 1994 18218. David Cruz 2004 18019. Randy Spring 2005 174 Nate Gruber 1993 174

GameRk Name Yards1. Jake Balliu, 2016 vs. Minnesota Crookston 1902. Kevin Curtin, 2000 vs. Wisconsin-La Crosse 1253. Kevin Curtin, 2002 vs. Wayne State, NE 1244. Jake Balliu, 2017 vs. Minot St. 1145. Carson Walch, 1998 vs. Wayne State, NE 1136. Jake Balliu, 2017 vs. Wayne St. 110 Alan May, 2013 vs. MSU Moorhead 1108. Jake Balliu, 2017 vs. Southwest Minnesota State 1049. Isaiah Hall, 2018 vs. Northern State 10010. Kevin Curtin, 2001 vs. Southwest State 9411. Alan May, 2012 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 9112. Carson Walch, 1998 vs. Minnesota-Morris 9013. Curtis Dewberry, 2010 vs. Minnesota State 8414. Kevin Curtin, 2002 vs. MSU Moorhead 8215. Kevin Curtin, 2000 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 8116. Terry Baker, 1986 vs. Southwest State 8017. David Cruz, 2003 vs. Southwest Minnesota State 7918. Carson Walch, 1998 vs. Wisconsin-La Crosse 78 Carson Walch, 1998 vs. Minnesota Duluth 7820. Curtis Dewberry, 2011 vs. MSU Moorhead 77

Curtis Dewberry led NCAA Division II in punt return average in 2010. He returned two punts for touchdowns during that season and is in WSU’s top-ten in both punt and kickoff return yardage.

RETURN RECORDS


Longest Scoring Runs From ScrimmageRk Name Yds1. Tim Hanson, 1993 vs. Northern State 932. Roger Leonhardt, 1961 vs. Wisconsin-River Falls 923. Vernon Risty, 1931 vs. Wisconsin-Stout 874. Bill Price, 1965 vs. Wisconsin-Stout 855. Chichi Ojika, 2013 vs. Minot State 846. Alex Wiese, 2007 vs. Wayne State, NE 827. Dave Ludy, 1993 vs. Wisconsin-La Crosse 80 Jerry Grebin, 1954 vs. Bemidji State 80 Eddie Spencer, 1938 vs. Aberdeen (Northern State) 8010. Rayon Simmons, 2009 vs. Northern State 76 Dave Ludy, 1993 vs. Moorhead State 76 Roger Leonhardt, 1963 vs. Michigan Tech 7613. Theo Burkett, 2014 vs. Northern State 75 Eric Williams, 2001 vs. Northern State 75 George Waterman, 1964 vs. Wisconsin-Stout 75 Harry Meyers, 1927 vs. Mankato State 7517. Art Kern, 1931 vs. Waldorf JC 7418. Buzz Walsh, 1965 vs. Elmhurst 73 Buzz Walsh, 1965 vs. Moorhead State 7320. Chichi Ojika, 2013 vs. Southwest Minnesota State 72 Jerry Grebin, 1954 vs. Saint Mary’s 72

Longest Scoring Interception ReturnRk Name Yds1. Luke Lokanc, 2004 vs. Truman State, MO 992. Larry Anderson, 1965 vs. Wisconsin-Platteville 903. LaVerne Pieper, 1954 vs. Northland 884. Ron LaGros, 1959 vs. Moorhead State 825. Jim Dybevick, 1969 vs. UI-Chicago Circle 806. Nick Pridgeon, 2017 vs. Augustana 78 Jesse Isom, 2000 vs. Minnesota Duluth 78 Dennis Hayes, 1994 vs. Wisconsin-La Crosse 789. Dennis Hayes, 1994 vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire 77 Joe Yantes, 1946 vs. St. Cloud State 77

Longest Scoring Kickoff ReturnRk Name Yds1. Kevin Curtin, 2000 vs. Concordia-St. Paul* 100 Kevin Curtin, 2000 vs. Minnesota Duluth* 1003. Dave Ludy, 1993 vs. Wisconsin-La Crosse 99 Larry Wright, 1976 vs. Minnesota Morris 995. Carson Walch, 1999 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 95 Dave Ludy, 1991 vs. Northern State 95 Vic Grabau, 1953 vs. Wisconsin-River Falls 958. Elliot Cox, 2018 vs. Augustana 93 Carson Walch, 1998 vs. Minnesota Duluth 93 Dave Ludy, 1991 vs. Northern State 93 Bo Jackson, 1974 vs. Michigan Tech 93

Longest Scoring Punt ReturnRk Name Yds1. Curtis Dewberry, 2010 vs. Minnesota State 842. Jake Balliu, 2016 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 823. Terry Baker, 1986 vs. Southwest State 804. Jake Balliu, 2017 vs. Southwest Mn. State 795. Curtis Dewberry, 2011 vs. MSU Moorhead 75 Lyle Cline, 1960 vs. Bemidji State 757. Nate Gruber, 1994 vs. Bemidji State 70 Jerry Grebin, 1953 vs. Mankato State 709. Kevin Curtin, 2002 vs. Minnesota-Morris 67

Longest Scoring Fumble ReturnRk Name Yds1. Derek Chance, 1997 vs. Bemidji State 952. Jesse Isom, 2001 vs. Minnesota, Crookston 643. Jon Bussewitz, 1999 vs. Moorhead State 614. Lucas Wolf, 2009 vs. Minnesota State 545. Paul Chabura, 2001 vs. Northern State 51

*NCAA Division II Record

Longest Scoring PassesRk Name Game Yds1. Adam Lilla from Bruce Carpenter 2001 vs. South Dakota 932. Matt Juaire from Carson Walch 1998 vs. Ferris State, MI 923. Tim Hanson from Jason Mitchell 1990 vs. Southwest State 904. Dan Schumacher from Jason Mitchell 1990 vs. St. Francis, IL 89 Tom Von Feldt from Tom Lennon 1967 vs. Central Iowa 896. Dick Kowles from Jerry Grebin 1951 vs. Bemidji State 857. Tony Mueller from Jack Nelson 2013 vs. Minot State 84 Chad Fitzsimmons from Jake Goettl 1998 vs. Northern State 84 Dan Schumacher from Jason Mitchell 1988 vs. Grand Valley 8410. Tyler Speer from Evan Aber 2010 vs. Minnesota State 82 Brian Hynes from Drew Aber 2005 vs. Bemidji State 82 Chris Samp vs. Brian Wrobel 2003 vs. Truman State, MO 82 Scott Schmaltz vs. Brian Hora 1994 vs. Minnesota Duluth 8214. Bret Baumm from Scott Moses 1985 vs. Luther 8115. Josh Miles from Alan May 2015 vs. Augustana 80 Travis Walch from Jake Goettl 1997 vs. Minnesota Duluth 80 Bo Jackson from Rich Ernst 1974 vs. Moorhead State 8018. Chris Samp from Bruce Carpenter 2002 vs. Minnesota Morris 79 John Surrency from Tom Kearly 1978 vs. Southwest State 7920. Bob Welch from Wayne Asing 1958 vs. Wisconsin-Stout 78

Curtis Dewberry’s 84-yard punt return against Minnesota State in 2010 was the longest scoring punt return in Winona State history.

LONGEST SCORING PLAYSSeason Team RecordsOFFENSETotal Plays 916 2007Yards Gained 5,769 2012First Downs 296 2012Rushing Attempts 527 2003Rushing Yards 2,790 1994Rushing First Downs 131 2012Punting Average 39.5 1968Number of Punts 81 1986Passes Attempted 430 2015Passes Completed 261 2015Passing Yards 3,570 2015Touchdown Passes 36 2003Passes Intercepted 29 1991First Downs Passing 155 2015Total Points 506 2001

DEFENSEMost Yards Allowed 5,144 2007Fewest Yards Allowed 1,039 1961Most First Downs Allowed 336 2007Fewest First Downs Allowed 51 1961Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed 527 1962Fewest Passing Yards Allowed 224 1959Fewest Passes Completed 20 1959Fewest Points Allowed 7 1924Most Points Allowed 384 1996Most Interceptions 30 2001Most Forced Fumbles 49 1979Most Fumbles Recovered 23 1979, 1991

TOTAL PLAYSGame 101 vs. Southwest Minnesota State, 2013Season 916, 2007

YARDS GAINEDGame 782 vs. Augustana, SD, 2012Season 5,769, 2012

MOST FIRST DOWNSGame 38 vs. Augustana, SD, 2012Season 296, 2012

RUSHING ATTEMPTSGame 63 vs. Wayne State, NE, 1999Season 527, 2003

RUSHING YARDS GAINEDGame 416 vs. Wayne State, NE, 1999Season 2,790, 1994

RUSHING FIRST DOWNSGame 21 vs. Wayne State, NE, 1999Season 131, 2012

PUNTING AVERAGEGame 49.5 vs. Augustana, 2010Season 40.5, 1999 and 2006

PUNTSGame 12 vs. Michigan Tech, 1970Season 81, 1986

PASSES ATTEMPTEDGame 59 vs. Southwest Minnesota State, 2013Season 430, 2015

PASSES COMPLETEDGame 40 vs. Southwest Minnesota State, 2013Season 261, 2015

PASSING YARDSGame 525 vs. Augustana, SD, 2012Season 3,570, 2015

TOUCHDOWN PASSESGame 6 vs. Northern State, 2003 6 vs. Augustana, SD, 2012Season 36, 2003

PASSES INTERCEPTEDGame 6 vs. Hillsdale, MI, 1969 6 vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire, 1973Season 29, 1991

PASSING FIRST DOWNSGame 21 vs. Upper Iowa, 2015Season 155, 2015

MOST POINTSGame 84 vs. Minnesota-Morris, 2001Season 506, 2001

LARGEST VICTORY MARGINGame 84 vs. Minnesota-Morris, 2001 (84-0)Season 225 (400-175), 2017

MOST FUMBLESGame 11 vs. Wisconsin-Stout, 1952Season 37, 1973

MOST FUMBLES LOSTGame 7 vs. Wisconsin-Stout, 1957Season 25, 1963

MOST PENALTIESGame 16 vs. Minot State, 2013Season 94, 2001

YARDS PENALIZEDGame 142 vs. Minot State, 2013Season 825, 1997

LONGEST UNDEFEATED STREAK17 1997-9816 1923-2614 1924-2612 1927-29

LONGEST WINNING STREAK17 1997-9814 1924-2610 2001

LONGEST LOSING STREAK12 1989-9010 1969-70

LONGEST WINLESS STREAK12 1989-9011 1950-5211 1935-36

MOST YARDS ALLOWEDGame 661 vs Sioux Falls, 2015Season 5,144, 2007

FEWEST YARDS ALLOWEDGame 6 vs. Wisconsin-Stout, 1961Season 1,039, 1961

MOST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWEDGame 32, twice vs. Concordia-St. Paul, 2005 vs. Sioux Falls, 2015Season 270, 1996

FEWEST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWEDGame 2 vs. Minnesota-Morris, 2001 2 vs. Wisconsin-Stout, 1961 2 vs. Northland, WI, 1956Season 51, 1961

MOST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWEDGame 448 vs. Moorhead State, 1995Season 2,250, 1971

FEWEST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWEDGame -16 vs. Minnesota, Crookston, 2006Season 527, 1962

MOST RUSHING FIRST DOWNS ALLOWEDGame 29 vs. North Dakota, 2006Season 139, 1993

FEWEST RUSHING FIRST DOWNS ALLOWEDGame 0 vs. Wisconsin-River Falls, 1961Season 26, 1961

MOST PASSING YARDS ALLOWEDGame 563 vs. Southwest State, 1991Season 3,472, 2007

FEWEST PASSING YARDS ALLOWEDGame 0 vs. Wisconsin-River Falls, 1997 0 vs. Elmhurst, 1961 0 vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire, 1961 0 vs. Mankato State, 1960 0 vs. Mankato State, 1959Season 224, 1959

MOST PASS ATTEMPTS AGAINSTGame 60 vs. Southwest State, 1991Season 487, 2007

FEWEST PASS ATTEMPTS AGAINSTGame 0 vs. Northern Illinois, 1963Season 68, 1959

MOST PASS COMPLETIONS ALLOWEDGame 36 vs. Southwest State, 1991Season 290, 2007

FEWEST PASS COMPLETIONS ALLOWEDGame 0 vs. Wisconsin-River Falls, 1997 0 vs. Elmhurst, 1961 0 vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire, 1961 0 vs. Mankato State, 1960 0 vs. Mankato State, 1959Season 25, 1961

INTERCEPTIONSGame 7 vs. Concordia-St. Paul, 2007 7 vs. Mankato State, 1949Season 30, 2001

MOST FUMBLES CAUSEDGame 10 vs. Minnesota-Morris, 2001 10 vs. St. Cloud State, 1962 10 vs. Mankato State, 1949Season 49, 1993

MOST FUMBLES RECOVEREDGame 8 vs. St. Cloud State, 1957Season 23, 1991

MOST POINTS ALLOWEDGame 114 vs. La Crosse High School, 1917Season 384, 1996

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWEDGame 0, 101 times Last, 2016 vs. Concordia-St. PaulSeason 7, 1924

LONGEST HOME WINNING STREAK25 Nov. 14, 1998 - Oct. 30, 2004

LONGEST HOME CONFERENCE WIN STREAK35 Sept. 16, 2000 - Sept. 26, 2009

LARGEST HOME ATTENDANCE NUMBERS1. 6,121 10/22/2011 Concordia-St. Paul2. 5,313 9/26/2015 St. Cloud State3. 5,054 9/25/2004 Southwest Minnesota State4. 5,033 10/8/2011 Minnesota Duluth5. 4,869 10/21/2017 Wayne State6. 4,719 10/25/2014 Soux Falls7. 4,708 10/16/1993 Northern State8. 4,575 9/27/2014 Minnesota Duluth9. 4,510 10/19/2013 Wayne State, NE10. 4,508 9/8/2000 Wisconsin-La Crosse11. 4,469 9/10/2005 North Dakota12. 4,459 9/20/2008 Concordia-St. Paul13. 4,418 10/20/2012 Minnesota State14. 4,387 8/27/2009 Carson-Newman

TEAM RECORDS


Championships NSIC Regular Season Champions (18)1939, 1947, 1956, 1957, 1962, 1964, 1968, 1983, 1993, 1994, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007

NSIC South Division Champions (2) 2010, 2012

Postseason Appearances NCAA Division II Playoffs (6) 2001, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2017

Mineral Water Bowl (3) 2000, 2002, 2012

NAIA Playoffs (1) 1993

NSIC Awards Offensive Player of the YearLief Nelson (WR) 1983 Dave Ludy (RB) 1993 Dave Ludy (RB) 1994 Scott Schmaltz (WR) 1995 Matt Brandt (RB) 1996 Travis Walch (RB) 1997 Jake Goettl (QB) 1998 Chris Samp (WR) 2004 Rayon Simmons (RB) 2012

Defensive Player of the YearDeric Sieck (LB) 2002 Deric Sieck (LB) 2003 Jim Stanek (DT) 2004 John Tackmann (SS) 2005 John Tackmann (SS) 2006Andrew Spencer (DB) 2017

Offensive Newcomer of the YearJack Nelson (QB) 2013

Defensive Newcomer of the YearRoy Kratt (DT) 2004 Ryan Gerts (LB) 2011

Glen Galligan AwardJerry Grebin (RB) 1954 Dave Mertes (OL) 1957 Gale Sprute (LB) 1961 Ray Walsh (DB) 1965 Bill McNary (DT) 1968 Tim Mullaney (OL) 1973 Bob Stouffer (LB) 1979 Reggie Johnson (RB) 1983 Wayne Wicka (DE) 1991 Nate Gruber (SS) 1994 Bruce Carpenter (QB) 2002 John Tackmann (LB) 2006 Marcus Greatens (OL) 2009 Ryan Gerts (LB) 2014

Coach of the YearTom Hosier 1993 Tom Sawyer 1997 Tom Sawyer 2000 Tom Sawyer 2001 Tom Sawyer 2004Tom Sawyer 2017

Harlon Hill Award Harlon Hill Regional Finalists (Awarded to the top player in Division II)Dave Ludy 1994 Travis Walch 1998 Carson Walch 2000 Kevin Curtin 2002 Kevin Curtin 2003Chris Samp 2004 Brian Hynes 2005 Rayon Simmons 2012

All-Americans Associated PressGene Nardini (HM OL) 1958 Bruce Zellmer (HM DB) 1960 Jeff Kremer (Secibd Team End) 1965 Rich Ernst (HM QB) 1974Dave Ludy (First Team KR) 1992 Dave Ludy (Second Team RB) 1993 Dave Ludy (First Team RB) 1994 Nate Gruber (Second Team DB) 1994Jame Hutchinson (First Team DB) 1997 Travis Walch (Second Team RB) 1997 Kevin Curtin (Second Team RB) 2002 Kevin Curtin (Third Team RB) 2003Chris Samp (First Team WR) 2004 Brian Hynes (Third Team WR) 2005 John Tackmann (Third Team DB) 2005 John Tackmann (Third Team DB) 2006Rayon Simmons (Second Team RB) 2012

AFCAKevin Curtin (RB) 2002 Kevin Curtin (RB) 2003 Chris Samp (WR) 2004 John Tackmann (DB) 2006Rayon Simmons (RB) 2012 Andrew Spencer (DB) 2017

DaktronicsJamey Hutchinson (First Team DB) 1997 Travis Walch (First Team RB) 1997 Kevin Curtin (First Team RB) 2002 Deric Sieck (First Team LB) 2002Deric Sieck (First Team LB) 2003 Chris Samp (First Team WR) 2004 Brian Hynes (First Team WR) 2005 John Tackmann (Second Team DB) 2006Chris Zimmerman (Second Team) 2006

D2Football.comKevin Curtin (Second Team RB) 2000 Kevin Curtin (First Team RB) 2002 Deric Sieck (Second Team LB) 2003 Chris Samp (HM WR) 2003Brian Hynes (Second Team WR) 2005 John Tackmann (Second Team DB) 2006 Rayon Simmons (HM RB) 2012

D2proday.comMatt Ulrich (Third Team DL) 2011

Beyond Sports College NetworkRayon Simmons (First Team RB) 2012 Richard Lilla (HM OL) 2012

All-Americans Football GazetteTravis Walch (Second Team RB) 1997 Jamey Hutchinson (Third Team DB) 1997 David Olson (Third Team TE) 1997 Carson Walch (Third Team RB) 1998Kyle Stoffel (HM LB) 1998 Ryan Schneider (Third Team P) 1999 Carson Walch (Third Team RB) 1999 Travis Welch (Third Team DB) 2000Jon Bussewitz (HM DL) 2000 Kevin Curtin (HM RB) 2001 Deric Sieck (HM LB) 2001 Kevin Curtin (First Team RB) 2002

AWARD WINNERSKevin Curtin (HM RB) 2003 Chris Zimmerman (HM) 2005

Don Hansen Football GazetteDeric Sieck (First Team LB) 2002 Deric Sieck (First Team LB) 2003 Chris Samp (Second Team WR) 2003 Ty Breitlow (Third Team DL) 2003Stephen Koehler (Third Team) 2003 Chris Samp (First Team WR) 2004 Nate Daniels (Second Team) 2004 Jim Stanek (HM) 2004Brian Hynes (First Team WR) 2005 Nate Daniels (Second Team) 2005 John Tackmann (Second Team DB) 2005 Roy Kratt (HM) 2005Luke Lokanc (HM) 2005 John Tackmann (First Team DB) 2006 Chris Zimmerman (Second Team) 2006 Rayon Simmons (Second Team RB) 2012Richard Lilla (HM OL) 2012 Josh Mikes (HM WR) 2014 Cam Johnson (HM WR) 2016 Andrew Spencer (Super Region Four Defensive Player of the Year) 2017

USA Football.comRyan Schneider (First Team P) 1999 Carson Walch (Third Team RB) 1999 Andy Carr (HM OL) 1999 Derek Chance (HM DL) 1999Matt Juaire (HM WR) 1999 Ryan Sinning (HM OL) 1999 Travis Welch (HM DB) 1999

Successful FarmingJake Goettl (First Team QB) 1998 Ryan Sinning (First Team OL) 1999

CollegeSportsReport.comChris Samp (First Team WR) 2004 Luke Lokanc (HM) 2004 Brian Hynes (Third Team WR) 2005

Verizon/ESPN The MagazineAdam Lilla (First Team) 2001 Roy Kratt (Second Team) 2005

NAIADave Mertes (OL) 1957 Gale Sprute (DB) 1960 Gale Sprute (DB) 1961 Wayne Clark (First Team LB) 1975Lief Nelson (HM WR) 1982 Jim Krupke (HM OL) 1983 Lief Nelson (HM WR) 1983 Steve Kosidowski (HM) 1986Wayne Wicka (HM DL) 1991 Dave Ludy (First Team KR) 1992 Steve Plomin (HM LB) 1992 Nate Gruber (First Team DB) 1993Dave Ludy (Second Team RB) 1993 Jason Becker (HM LB) 1993 Chris Haas (HM) 1993 Harold Mathews (HM DL) 1993

C.M. Frank Small UniversityDave Ludy (Third Team RB) 1993 Nate Gruber (Third Team DB) 1994 Dave Ludy (Third Team RB) 1994 Jason Becker (HM LB) 1994John Groh (HM DL) 1994 Keith Lockwood (HM TE) 1994 Leonard Prasczewicz (HM OL) 1994 Scott Schmaltz (HM WR) 1994Leonard Prasczewicz (HM OL) 1995 Scott Schmaltz (HM WR) 1995 All-Region Daktronics Super Region 3Lucas Wolf (Second Team DB) 2008 Curtis Dewberry (Second Team KR) 2010 Rayon Simmons (First Team RB) 2011 Rayon Simmons (First Team RB) 2012Richard Lilla (Second Team OL) 2012 Chris Norgaard (Second Team DB) 2012 Richard Lilla (Second Team OL) 2013 Josh Mikes (Second Team WR) 2014

Don Hansen Football GazetteRayon Simmons (First Team RB) 2012 Richard Lilla (Second Team OL) 2012 Vance Ross (Second Team OL) 2012 Chichi Ojika (Third Team KR) 2012Chichi Ojika (Second Team AP) 2013 Josh Mikes (Second Team WR) 2014 Cam Johnson (Second Team) 2016 Paul Preston (Third Team) 2016 Jake Gronholz (Third Team) 2016

D2CCA Super Region FourAndrew Spencer (DB) 2017 Jake Balliu (WR) 2017 Jake Gronholz (OL) 2017

Academic All-Americans CoSIDA AcademicAlex Coulter (Second Team) 2012 Carter McCauley (Second Team) 2015 Carter McCauley (First Team) 2016 Carter McCauley (First Team) 2017

ESPN The MagazineAdam Lilla (First Team) 2001 Roy Kratt (2nd Team) 2005 Shawn Cunningham (Second Team) 2006 Shawn Cunningham (Second Team) 2007Marcus Greatens (First Team) 2008 Marcus Greatens (First Team) 2009

GTE AcademicNate Gruber (First Team) 1993 Nate Gruber (First Team) 1994 Travis Walch (First Team) 1997

AWARD WINNERS


Drew Aber 2005, 2007Jake Balliu 2016, 2017Mark Ballwanz 1984Garrick Beale 1993Jason Becker 1993, 1994Seth Becker 1997, 1998Darren Beenken 2017Carter Berlin 2018David Blaskowski 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003Matt Brandt 1997Dave Braun 2005, 2006Bob Brewer 1975Ty Breitlow 2002, 2003Adonis Brown 2017Jeff Brown 2015Matt Brown 2001, 2002, 2003Chris Brunsvold 1997Anthony Buckner 2007Trevin Bune 2009Theo Burkett 2011Todd Burkoth 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008Tyree Burks 2007, 2008Jon Bussewitz 1997, 2000Bruce Carpenter 2002Andy Carr 1997, 1998Ryan Carr 1999Derek Chance 1998, 1999, 2000Colin Charlson 2004, 2005, 2006Chauncey Charleson 2008, 2009Chad Cheek 2011Cory Christianson 2011Casey Clark 2010Wayne Clark 1975Collin Corcoran 2013, 2014, 2015Alex Coulter 2011David Cruz 2004Lee Cunningham 2004Shawn Cunningham 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007Kevin Curtin 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003Clem Darkenwald 1969Nate Daniels 2004, 2005Parker Detjens 2013Curtis Dewberry 2009, 2010, 2011Sam DiGrino 2001Jeff Dobbertin 2000, 2001, 2002Cody Dummer 2009, 2010Eric Ellestad 1998Jeff Ellestad 2006Billy Emanuel IV 2009Derek Engel 2009, 2010Jason Enos 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010Brett Erickson 1983Rick Ernst 1974Nick Faber 2011Cullen Fahey 2008Vincent Fallico 2016Michael Ferrante 2016, 2017, 2018Chad Fitzsimmons 1996, 1997, 1998Jay Fogelson 2004Isaiah Frandsen 2017, 2018Elliott Gaulke 2008Roszell Gayden 2012Romario Gayle 2018Ryan Gerts 2011, 2012, 2013Ed Gilreath 2003Scott Girolamo 1988Jake Goettl 1996, 1997, 1998Michael Gomez 2016, 2017Jake Gronholz 2016, 2017Marcus Greatens 2009Mike Greengard 1996John Groh 1993, 1994Nate Gruber 1992, 1993, 1994Jeff Gudmundson 1993Chris Haas 1993

Isaiah Hall 2018Nate Hall 2005Tim Hanson 1993Alan Hartung 2003Seth Haun 2007, 2008Dennis Hayes 1993Dan Heil 1981, 1983Tony Hill 2008Matt Holub 1998Dave Hope 1985Jamey Hutchinson 1997, 1998Joe Hutter 1996, 1997Brian Hynes 2004, 2005Mike Imperiale 2015, 2016, 2017Jesse Isom 2000, 2001Bo Jackson 1975Nick Jaeger 2001, 2002, 2003Jake Jansky 1997Alex Jensen 2012, 2013Sean Jensen 1993, 1995Curtis Jepson 2001, 2003Ryan Jirgl 2010Cam Johnson 2016Derek Johnson 1998, 1999Lewis Johnson 2010, 2011, 2012Malachi Johnson 2000, 2001, 2002Reggie Johnson 1983Matt Juaire 1998, 1999Matt Kaderly 2011Bounthavy Khamratthanome 2004Pete Kicharus 2004Craig Knickrehm 1977Steven Koehler 2002, 2003Steve Kosidowski 1986Roy Kratt 2004, 2005Eric Kraus 2004Jim Krupke 1983Dave Krystowiak 2004, 2005Tyler Kubler 2013Marcus LaBadie 2005, 2006, 2007Randy LaFaive 1993Cole LaLiberty 2018Adam Lilla 2000, 2001, 2002Richard Lilla 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013Keith Lockwood 1994Luke Lokanc 2002, 2004, 2005Nick Lokanc 2003Dustin Looman 2002Maurice Lucas 1999Dave Ludy 1992, 1993, 1994Charles Maddox 1993Mike Madsen 2003Derek Malone 2004, 2005Brian Marcus 1993Craig Martindale 2006, 2007Harold Mathews 1993Alan May 2013, 2015Carter McCauley 2015, 2017Steve McManamon 1984Brandon Meany 2005Scott Meisel 1978Kevin Michaelis 2007Josh Mikes 2013, 2014, 2015Ron Moen 1969Devon Moore 2018Tim Mullaney 1973Ira Naiman 1980Trevor Narum 1998Jack Nelson 2015, 2016Lief Nelson 1982, 1983Andy Nett 2001Caleb Nicholson 2005, 2006Chris Norgaard 2011, 2012Chichi Ojika 2012, 2013David Olson 1996, 1997

Zach Olstad 2017Scott Opfer 1983Steve Opgenorth 2001, 2002, 2003Kyle Owens 2004, 2005, 2006Jeff Patner 1977John Paulus 1984Jon Penheiter 1988Tyler Perkette 2006, 2007Scott Peters 2005, 2006, 2007Steve Plomin 1992James Poliquin 2012Leonard Prasczewicz 1994, 1995Paul Preston 2015, 2016Nick Pridgeon 2016, 2017Ben Reinartz 2015Dennis Reisgraf 1973Mike Remick 1976Darren Ripley 1986Javian Roebuck 2017Vance Ross 2012, 2013, 2014Ryan Rothwell 2007, 2008, 2009Carey Rottman 2005, 2006Mike Salerno 2005, 2006Chris Samp 2002, 2003, 2004Dan Samp 1974Sam Santiago-Lloyd 2018Richard Scearce 1981Scott Schmaltz 1993, 1994, 1995Ryan Schneider 1998, 1999Dan Schumacher 1990Steve Schwartz 1973Deric Sieck 2001, 2002, 2003Dave Simpkins 1980Rayon Simmons 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012Ryan Sinning 1998, 1999Mike Slomczewski 1999Steve Speer 1983Tyler Speer 2012Andrew Spencer 2016, 2017Jerry Spencer 1998Randy Spring 2008Jim Stanek 2002, 2003, 2004John Stapleton 2001Rick Starzecki 1969Greg Stenberg 1998Sir’Vegias Steele 2016Kyle Stoffel 1996, 1997, 1998Bob Stouffer 1979Eric Swan 2008John Tackmann 2005, 2006Luke Teague 2017John Teigland 2012Dan Thill 1974Davin Thompson 2000Jake Tietje 2000, 2001, 2002Troy Tonsager 1987Tony Tripicchio 1986, 1987Ben Turnquist 2004Matt Ulrich 2009, 2010, 2011Nick Urban 2006, 2007, 2008Colin Valley 2017Andrew Verbancouer 2008Brian Vogler 1998Colby Vogt 1993Carson Walch 1998, 1999Ryan Walch 1998, 2000, 2001Matt Wayne 2002, 2003Morgan Weaver 2012, 2013, 2014Alex Weise 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007Travis Welch 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000Brandon White 2008, 2009Wayne Wicka 1989, 1990, 1991Ryan Williams 2011, 2012Willie Wilson 1999Lucas Wolf 2008, 2009, 2011

All-Conference Players Year-By-Year RecordsYear Coach W L T Pct.1895 Louis Galbreath 0 3 0 .0001896 Damon Roberts 4 0 0 1.0001897 Damon Roberts 0 2 0 .0001898 Damon Roberts 1 2 1 .2861899 Damon Roberts 3 1 0 .7501900-10 No Football 1911 No Record 1 2 0 .3331912 No Record 1 2 0 .3331913-14 No Football 1915 W.R. Moore 0 4 0 .0001916 W.R. Moore 3 4 0 .4291917 T.O. Dillon 3 3 2 .4291918 No Football 1919 T.O. Dillon 3 7 0 .3001920 T.O. Dillon 2 4 0 .3331921 W.E. Everts 2 3 1 .3641922 W.E. Everts 1 5 0 .1671923 Ray Habermann 4 2 1 .6151924 Ray Habermann 6 0 1 .9231925 Ray Habermann 7 0 0 1.0001926 Ray Habermann 1 5 1 .1541927 Glen Galligan 3 2 1 .5451928 Glen Galligan 6 0 0 1.0001929 Glen Galligan 6 1 0 .8571930 Glen Galligan 3 3 1 .4621931 Glen Galligan 4 3 1 .5331932 Glen Galligan 3 3 1 .4621933 Glen Galligan 5 3 0 .6251934 Earl Greene 2 5 0 .2861935 Glen Galligan 0 8 0 .0001936 Harry Jackson 2 5 1 .2671937 Harry Jackson 2 4 1 .3081938 Harry Jackson 5 2 0 .7141939 Harry Jackson 7 1 0 .8751940 Harry Jackson 1 4 1 .1821941 Harry Jackson 1 4 1 .1821942 Luther McCown 2 4 1 .3081943-45 No football 1946 Eugene Brodhagen 0 6 0 .0001947 Eugene Brodhagen 4 3 1 .5331948 Eugene Brodhagen 1 7 0 .1251949 Eugene Brodhagen 2 5 0 .2861950 Eugene Brodhagen 2 5 0 .2861951 Lyle Arns 0 6 0 .0001952 Eugene Brodhagen 0 7 1 .0001953 Eugene Brodhagen 4 4 0 .5001954 Eugene Brodhagen 5 2 1 .6671955 Russ Owen 2 6 0 .2501956 Russ Owen 4 4 0 .5001957 Russ Owen 5 3 0 .6251958 Madeo Molinari 3 4 1 .4001959 Madeo Molinari 2 5 0 .2861960 Madeo Molinari 4 3 1 .5331961 Madeo Molinari 4 3 1 .5331962 Madeo Molinari 6 1 1 .8001963 Madeo Molinari 1 7 0 .1251964 Madeo Molinari 6 1 0 .8571965 Madeo Molinari 6 2 0 .7501966 Madeo Molinari 2 6 0 .2501967 Madeo Molinari 6 3 0 .6671968 Madeo Molinari 5 4 0 .5561969 Madeo Molinari 2 7 0 .2221970 Madeo Molinari 2 7 0 .2221971 Bob Keister 1 9 0 .1001972 Bob Keister 2 7 0 .2221973 Bob Keister 5 5 0 .5001974 Bob Keister 5 4 0 .5561975 Bob Keister 5 4 0 .5561976 Frank Conroy 1 9 0 .1001977 Frank Conroy 3 7 0 .300

Year Coach W L T Pct.1978 Myron Smith 2 9 0 .1821979 Myron Smith 0 11 0 .0001980 Myron Smith 3 7 0 .3001981 Myron Smith 1 9 0 .1001982 Myron Smith 3 6 0 .3331983 Myron Smith 7 4 0 .6361984 Myron Smith 3 7 0 .3001985 Myron Smith 2 9 0 .1821986 John Martin 3 7 1 .2861987 Dave Bassore 3 8 0 .2731988 Dave Bassore 3 8 0 .2731989 Dave Bassore 1 9 0 .1001990 Tom Hosier 2 9 0 .1821991 Tom Hosier 1 9 0 .1001992 Tom Hosier 2 8 0 .2001993 Tom Hosier 7 4 0 .6361994 Tom Hosier 7 3 1 .6671995 Tom Hosier 6 5 0 .5451996 Tom Sawyer 4 7 0 .3641997 Tom Sawyer 9 2 0 .8181998 Tom Sawyer 9 2 0 .8181999 Tom Sawyer 7 4 0 .6362000 Tom Sawyer 9 3 0 .7502001 Tom Sawyer 10 2 0 .8332002 Tom Sawyer 8 4 0 .6672003 Tom Sawyer 11 2 0 .8462004 Tom Sawyer 10 2 0 .8332005 Tom Sawyer 8 3 0 .7272006 Tom Sawyer 9 3 0 .7502007 Tom Sawyer 10 2 0 .8332008 Tom Sawyer 6 5 0 .5452009 Tom Sawyer 7 4 0 .6362010 Tom Sawyer 7 4 0 .6362011 Tom Sawyer 7 4 0 .6362012 Tom Sawyer 10 2 0 .8332013 Tom Sawyer 6 5 0 .5452014 Tom Sawyer 4 7 0 .3642015 Tom Sawyer 5 6 0 .4552016 Tom Sawyer 8 3 0 .7272017 Tom Sawyer 10 2 0 .8332018 Tom Sawyer 8 3 0 .727Overall 107 years 432 470 25 .472

WSU Coaching RecordsSeasons Coach Yrs W L T Pct.1895 Louis Galbreath 1 0 3 0 .0001896-99 Damon Roberts 4 8 5 1 .6151915-16 W.R. Moore 2 3 8 0 .2731917, 19-20 T.O. Dillon 3 8 14 2 .3751921-22 W.E. Everts 2 3 8 1 .2921923-26 Ray Habermann 4 18 7 3 .6961927-33, 35 Glen Galligan 8 30 23 4 .5611934 Earl Greene 1 2 5 0 .2861936-41 Harry Jackson 6 18 20 4 .4761942 Luther McCown 1 2 4 1 .3571946-50, 52-54 Eugene Brodhagen 8 18 39 3 .3251951 Lyle Arns 1 0 6 0 .0001955-57 Russ Owen 3 11 13 0 .4581958-70 Madeo Molinari 13 49 53 4 .4811971-75 Bob Keister 5 18 29 0 .3831976-77 Frank Conroy 2 4 16 0 .2001978-85 Myron Smith 8 21 62 0 .2531986 John Martin 1 3 7 1 .3181987-89 Dave Bassore 3 7 25 0 .2191990-95 Tom Hosier 6 25 68 1 .3971996-current Tom Sawyer 23 182 81 0 .690Overall 105 430 496 25 .458

COACHING RECORDSAWARD WINNERS


1895 - 0-3UM-Mediacal School 0-8 LChoir Boys 0-14 LChoir Boys 0-12 L

1896 - 4-0Winona High 26-6 WLa Crosse High 26-0 WLa Crosse High 40-4 WCarleton College 22-0 W

1897 - 0-2Winona Athletics 0-6 LMankato State 0-20 L

1898 - 1-2-1La Crosse High 5-16 LWinona Athletics 0-0 TWabasha High 27-0 WMankato State 6-11 L

1899 - 3-1Winona High 6-5 WLa Crosse High 6-23 LLa Crosse High 24-5 WWinona High 27-0 W

1911 - 1-2Wisconsin-La Crosse 0-6 LWinona High 0-18 LWisconsin Business College 8-5 W

1912 - 1-2St. Charles High 26-13 WWisconsin-La Crosse 0-7 LRochester High 0-6 L

1915 - 0-4Wisconsin-La Crosse 0-66 LSt. Mary’s 0-72 LWabasha High 0-12 LWinona High 0-7 L

1916 - 3-4Wisconsin-La Crosse 0-12 LWinona High 12-2 WWabasha High 45-6 WWisconsin-La Crosse 6-14 LPillsbury Academy 0-52 LWabasha High 18-12 WSt. Mary’s 0-26 L

Louis Galbreath1895 - Career Record: 0-3

Damon Roberts1896-1899 - Career Record: 8-5-1

No Coach Recorded1911-12 - Record: 2-4

W.R. Moore1915-1916 - Career Record: 3-8

Winona State vs. G W L T BeganAugsburg 2 1 1 0 1955Augustana 13 6 7 0 1973Bemidji State 75 45 29 1 1932Carleton 1 1 0 0 1896Carson-Newman 2 2 0 0 2009Central Iowa 2 0 2 0 1966Central Missouri State 2 0 2 0 1999Central State 1 0 1 0 1993Concordia-St. Paul 21 17 4 0 1988Dubuque 2 1 1 0 1966Eastern Illinois 1 0 1 0 1986Elmhurst 2 1 1 0 1964Emporia State 4 3 1 0 2002Ferris State 1 1 0 0 1998Grand Valley State 3 0 3 0 1987Gustavus Adolphus 2 0 2 0 1919Hamline 6 5 1 0 1924Hillsdale 2 0 2 0 1968Huron 2 0 2 0 1958Illinois-Chicago Circle 5 4 1 0 1960Illinois State 1 0 1 0 1967Lindenwood 1 1 0 0 2012Loras 5 3 2 0 1947Luther 3 1 2 0 1919Macalester 2 1 1 0 1946Mary 7 6 1 0 2007Mayville State 1 1 0 0 1997Michigan Tech 31 9 22 0 1958Minnesota Crookston 15 15 0 0 1999Minnesota Duluth 45 10 35 0 1931Minnesota-Morris 36 15 20 1 1968MSU Moorhead 73 34 38 1 1932Minnesota State 60 19 37 4 1923Minot State 3 3 0 0 2013Missouri Western State 4 3 1 0 2000Nebraska-Kearney 1 1 0 0 1994

Winona State vs. G W L T BeganNorth Dakota 6 0 6 0 2001North Dakota State 1 0 1 0 2002Northern Illinois 2 0 2 0 1962Northern Iowa 3 0 3 0 1984Northern State 40 24 16 0 1937Northland 4 4 0 0 1954Quincy 2 2 0 0 1996Sioux Falls 7 4 3 0 2012South Dakota 3 0 3 0 1973South Dakota State 2 1 1 0 2003Southwest Minn. State 49 29 20 0 1970Saint Mary’s 17 6 8 3 1915St. Ambrose 2 1 1 0 1986St. Cloud State 63 15 44 4 1919St. Francis 2 0 2 0 1990St. Thomas 1 0 1 0 1981Teikyo Westmar 1 1 0 0 1991Texas A&M-Commerce 1 0 1 0 2017Truman State 4 3 1 0 2003Upper Iowa 15 13 2 0 1968Valley City State 1 0 1 0 1989Wartburg 1 1 0 0 1949Wayne State 23 19 4 0 1994Western Illinois 2 1 1 0 1983Western New Mexico 2 2 0 0 2004Wisconsin-Eau Claire 40 11 28 1 1919Wisconsin-La Crosse 48 6 39 3 1911Wisconsin-Milwaukee 2 0 2 0 1971Wisconsin-Platteville 5 3 2 0 1926Wisconsin-River Falls 13 3 9 1 1939Wisconsin-Stevens Point 1 0 1 0 2000Wisconsin-Stout 39 20 17 2 1921Wisconsin-Whitewater 2 0 2 0 1956

Winona State vs. Opponents All-Time

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1917 - 3-3-2Rochester JC 0-6 LWisconsin-La Crosse 0-101 LWisconsin-La Crosse Res. 18-0 WRed Wing High 74-0 WCotter High 9-0 WLa Crosse High 0-114 LWinona High 6-6 TSt. Mary’s 0-0 T

1919 - 3-7Wabasha High 40-0 WCotter High 20-0 WWisconsin-Eau Claire 0-57 LLuther College 0-26 LSt. Cloud State 0-20 LFaribault Shattuck 0-48 LWisconsin-La Crosse 0-13 LGustavus Adolphus 2-12 LSt. Mary’s 0-14 LWinona High 6-0 W

1920 - 2-4Red Wing High 9-35 LWabasha High 72-0 WSt. Cloud State 7-13 LCampion College 0-54 LLuther College 0-41 LFaribault Shattuck 12-6 W

1921 - 2-3-1Cotter High 27-0 WLa Crosse High 49-0 WWisconsin-Stout 0-31 LWisconsin-La Crosse Res. 6-6 TFaribault Shattuck 0-16 LSt. Cloud State 0-7 L

1922 - 1-5Cotter High School 26-0 WWisconsin-La Crosse 0-51 LFaribault Shattuck 6-24 LWisconsin-Eau Claire 0-48 LRochester JC 6-19 LSt. Cloud State 0-9 L

1923 - 4-2-1Wisconsin-La Crosse 0-20 LCotter High 53-0 WFaribault Shattuck 6-0 WMankato State 25-0 WSt. Cloud State 3-3 THibbing JC 3-14 LRochester JC 31-0 W

1924 - 6-0-1Wisconsin-La Crosse 0-0 TWisconsin-Stout 3-0 WHamline Freshmen 44-0 WMankato State 6-0 WRochester JC 6-0 WCampion College 34-0 WSt. Cloud State 12-7 W

1925 - 7-0Waldorf JC 35-0 WWisconsin Stout 7-6 WPhalen Luther Failed to show WFort Snelling 13-6 WMankato State 32-0 WSt. Cloud State 6-0 WRochester JC 10-0 W

1926 - 1-5-1Phalen Luther 12-0 WWisconsin-Stout 0-13 LWisconsin-Platteville 0-6 LFort Snelling 2-13 LMankato State 6-13 LHibbing JC 7-19 LRochester JC 0-0 T

1927 - 3-2-1Wisconsin-Stout 6-12 LEveleth JC 0-3 LWisconsin-Platteville 19-2 WRochester JC 13-6 WMankato State 6-0 WSt. Cloud State 0-0 T

1928 - 6-0 Fort Snelling 19-7 WPhalen Luther 35-0 WMankato State 12-0 WSt. Cloud State 14-2 WRochester JC 32-0 WEveleth JC 33-0 W

1929 - 6-1Wisconsin-Stout 12-0 WWisconsin-La Crosse 0-18 LFort Snelling 12-7 WRed Wing High 39-0 WMankato State 7-2 WSt. Cloud State 12-6 WRochester JC 20-0 W

1930 - 3-3-1Wisconsin-Stout 35-12 WWisconsin-La Crosse 0-7 LFort Snelling 52-0 WRed Wing High 30-0 WMankato State 6-6 TSt. Cloud State 0-13 LRochester JC 13-20 L

1931 - 4-3-1Wisconsin-Stout 13-0 WWaldorf JC 39-0 WSt. Olaf Freshman 20-0 WMinnesota Duluth 0-7 LSt. Cloud State 0-25 LMankato State 0-0 TRochester JC 20-0 WWisconsin-La Crosse 6-7 L

1932 - 3-3-1Wisconsin-La Crosse 0-0 TBemidji State 12-0 WWisconsin-Eau Claire 24-6 WMoorhead State 13-14 LSt. Cloud State 0-13 LMankato State 6-12 LRochester JC 2-0 W

T.O. Dillon1917, 1919-20 - Career Record: 8-14-2

W.E. Everts1921-22 - Career Record: 3-8-1

Ray Habermann1923-26 - Career Record: 18-7-3

Glen Galligan1927-33, 1935 - Career Record: 30-23-4

1933 - 5-3Wisconsin-Stout 0-6 LBemidji State 7-0 WMoorhead State 12-6 WWisconsin-La Crosse 7-12 LSt. Cloud State 0-21 LMankato State 12-9 WWisconsin-Eau Claire 25-0 WRochester JC 6-0 W

1934 - 2-5Wisconsin-La Crosse 0-12 LBemidji State 6-0 WMoorhead State 0-26 LWisconsin-Eau Claire 2-6 LSt. Cloud State 0-7 LMankato State 0-13 LRochester JC 8-6 W

1935 - 0-8Wisconsin-La Crosse 2-18 LBemidji State 14-21 LWisconsin-Eau Claire 0-13 L Wisconsin-Stout 0-6 LSt. Cloud State 0-13 LMankato State 6-14 LColumbia 0-6 LMoorhead State 9-38 L

1936 - 2-5-1 Minnesota Duluth 0-25 LWisconsin-La Crosse 0-0 TBemidji State 0-2 LWisconsin-Stout 6-0 WSt. Cloud State 0-21 LColumbia 2-6 LMankato State 0-21 LSt. Mary’s 7-0 W

1937 - 2-4-1St. Mary’s 6-6 TBemidji State 0-12 LWisconsin-La Crosse 12-0 WAberdeen (Northern State) 12-7 WSt. Cloud State 0-18 LMankato State 7-13 LMinnesota Duluth 0-19 L

1938 - 5-2Aberdeen (Northern State) 14-0 WBemidji State 14-0 WWisconsin-La Crosse 0-7 LSt. Cloud State 13-0 WMoorhead State 27-0 WMankato State 0-2 LSt. Mary’s 14-6 W

Earl Greene1934 - Career Record: 2-5

Glen Galligan1927-33, 1935 - Career Record: 30-23-4

Harry Jackson1936-41 - Career Record: 18-20-4

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS


1939 - 7-1St. Mary’s 14-0 WBemidji State 12-0 WWisconsin-Stout 24-7 WWisconsin-Eau Claire 7-6 WSt. Cloud State 19-0 WMankato State 19-0 W Wisconsin-River Falls 7-9 LMoorhead State 18-7 W

1940 - 1-4-1Wisconsin-Eau Claire 6-6 TBemidji State 14-7 WMoorhead State 19-31 LMinnesota Duluth 7-13 LSt. Cloud State 7-13 LSt. Mary’s 0-19 L

1941 - 1-4-1St. Mary’s 0-13 LWisconsin-River Falls 3-7 LBemidji State 0-13 LSt. Cloud State 0-14 LMinnesota Duluth 31-13 WMankato State 0-0 T

1942 - 2-4-1St. Mary’s 0-0 TWisconsin-River Falls 22-6 WSt. Cloud State 0-27 LMankato State 6-7 WMinnesota Duluth 2-19 LBemidji State 0-27 LWisconsin-Eau Claire 14-7 W

1946 - 0-6Macalester 0-13 LMoorhead State 0-6 LMinnesota Duluth 7-22 LSt. Cloud State 13-14 LMankato State 7-21 LSt. Mary’s 0-13 L

1947 - 4-3-1Wisconsin-Stout 7-7 TWisconsin-Eau Claire 8-6 WBemidji State 0-6 LMinnesota Duluth 7-0 WSt. Cloud State 7-6 WMankato State 12-7 WWisconsin-La Crosse 0-27 LLoras College 7-32 L

1948 - 1-7St. Mary’s 12-0 WBemidji State 12-20 LMinnesota Duluth 6-19 LSt. Cloud State 0-13 LMankato State 0-7 LMoorhead State 13-19 LWisconsin-Eau Claire 0-27 LWisconsin-La Crosse 6-14 L

1949 - 2-5Wisconsin-Eau Claire 0-13 LWartburg 7-6 WBemidji State 6-7 LMoorhead State 19-0 WSt. Cloud State 7-32 LMankato State 0-7 LSt. Mary’s 0-25 L

1951 - 0-6Wisconsin-Eau Claire 0-20 LWisconsin-River Falls 0-28 LBemidji State 13-20 LMoorhead State 7-14 LSt. Cloud Sate 6-16 LMankato State 15-27 L

1952 - 0-7-1Wisconsin-Stout 6-6 TMankato State 8-13 LBemidji State 0-12 LMoorhead State 7-27 LWisconsin-River Falls 19-26 LSt. Cloud State 0-26 LSt. Mary’s 12-19 LWisconsin-Eau Claire 0-12 L

1953 - 4-4Wisconsin-Eau Claire 0-13 LWisconsin-Stout 19-0 WMankato State 14-0 WBemidji State 26-7 WMoorhead State 0-19 LWisconsin-River Falls 13-45 LSt. Cloud State 0-18 LSt. Mary’s 13-6 W

1954 - 5-2-1Wisconsin-Stout 12-6 WMankato State 13-12 WBemidji State 13-13 TMoorhead State 8-0 WNorthland 25-6 WSt. Cloud State 0-6 LSt. Mary’s 32-6 WWisconsin-Eau Claire 13-26 L

1955 - 2-6Wisconsin-Stout 0-13 LMankato State 0-31 LBemidji State 13-6 WMoorhead State 19-27 LNorthland 41-27 WSt. Cloud State 0-35 LWisconsin-River Falls 13-35 LAugsburg College 0-14 L

Luther McCowen1942 - Career Record: 2-4-1

Eugene Brodhagen 1946-49, 52-54- Career Record: 18-39-3

Lyle Arns1951 - Career Record: 0-6

Eugene Brodhagen 1946-50, 52-54- Career Record: 18-39-3

Russ Owen1955-57 - Career Record: 11-13

1956 - 4-4Wisconsin-Stout 26-13 WBemidji State 13-7 WMankato State 6-26 LMoorhead State 20-0 WNorthland 14-0 WSt. Cloud State 6-14 LWisconsin-River Falls 12-26 LWisconsin-Whitewater 6-9 L

1957 - 5-3Wisconsin-Stout 13-20 LLoras 30-7 WBemidji State 19-8 WMoorhead State 14-40 LNorthland 45-7 WSt. Cloud State 31-7 WMankato State 20-7 WWisconsin-Whitewater 18-27 L

1958 - 3-4-1Wisconsin-Stout 20-12 WLoras 22-8 WMoorhead State 42-0 WHuron 8-19 LSt. Cloud State 6-6 TMankato State 12-35 LBemidji State 13-38 LMichigan Tech 6-26 L

1959 - 2-5Wisconsin-Stout 7-20 LMichigan Tech 0-12 LMoorhead State 30-8 WHuron 0-40 LSt. Cloud State 14-0 WMankato State 7-19 LBemidji State 8-31 L

1960 - 4-3-1Wisconsin-Stout 13-0 WWisconsin-Eau Claire 14-0 WMankato State 0-0 TBemidji State 26-6 WMichigan Tech 0-7 LMoorhead State 0-2 LSt. Cloud State 6-14 LUI-Chicago Circle 28-6 W

1961 - 4-3-1Wisconsin-Stout 12-0 WWisconsin-Eau Claire 0-6 LMoorhead State 0-19 LSt. Cloud State 0-0 TMankato State 6-16 LBemidji State 12-0 WMichigan Tech 16-2 WWisconsin-River Falls 31-7 W

1962 - 6-1-1Wisconsin-Eau Claire 8-6 WNorthern Illinois 0-27 LSt. Cloud State 29-0 WMankato State 6-0 WBemidji State 20-6 WMichigan Tech 6-0 WMoorhead State 29-14 WWisconsin-River Falls 13-13 T

Madeo Molinari1958-70 - Career Record: 49-53-4

1963 - 1-7Wisconsin-Eau Claire 8-27 LNorthern Illinois 0-60 LMichigan Tech 14-16 LMoorhead State 0-3 LSt. Cloud State 8-20 LMankato State 6-14 LBemidji State 0-41 LWisconsin-Platteville 16-8 W

1964 - 6-1Wisconsin-Stout 8-6 WBemidji State 6-0 WMichigan Tech 14-12 WMoorhead State 14-10 WSt. Cloud State 13-6 WMankato State 7-6 WElmhurst 13-20 L

1965 - 6-2Wisconsin-Stout 19-6 WWisconsin-Platteville 26-12 WBemidji State 22-20 WMichigan Tech 12-13 LMoorhead State 24-20 WSt. Cloud State 14-3 WMankato State 12-13 LElmhurst 48-12 W

1966 - 2-6Dubuque 6-20 LMankato State 6-7 LBemidji State 7-14 LMichigan Tech 21-14 WMoorhead State 6-0 WSt. Cloud State 8-31 LWisconsin-Stout 12-14 LCentral Iowa 7-17 L

1967 - 6-3Wisconsin-Stout 26-21 WDubuque 21-7 WMoorhead State 20-13 WSt. Cloud State 12-13 LMankato State 10-7 WBemidji State 33-0 WMichigan Tech 10-6 WIllinois State 7-41 LCentral Iowa 14-17 L

1968 - 5-4Wisconsin-Stout 13-14 LUpper Iowa 34-0 WMinnesota-Morris 13-28 LSt. Cloud State 21-13 WMankato State 7-10 LBemidji State 27-14 WMichigan Tech 12-8 WMoorhead State 13-0 WHillsdale 20-34 L

1969 - 2-7Upper Iowa 23-21 WUI-Chicago Circle 36-7 WMichigan Tech 0-21 LMoorhead State 7-14 LSt. Cloud State 6-23 LMankato State 14-28 LBemidji State 0-19 LWisconsin-Platteville 13-53 LHillsdale 0-50 L

1970 - 2-7Wisconsin-La Crosse 0-40 LMoorhead State 14-36 LMinnesota-Morris 0-17 LSouthwest State 7-0 WMichigan Tech 0-39 LSt. Cloud State 0-35 LWisconsin-Stout 0-14 LBemidji State 12-40 LUI-Chicago Circle 54-0 W

1971 - 1-9 Wisconsin-La Crosse 0-56 LWisconsin-Milwaukee 0-25 LMoorhead State 0-34 LMinnesota-Morris 0-17 LSouthwest State 10-6 WMichigan Tech 0-73 LSt. Cloud State 0-6 LWisconsin-Stout 7-21 LBemidji State 0-41 LUI-Chicago Circle 11-19 L

1972 - 2-7Wisconsin-Milwaukee 0-27 LUI-Chicago Circle 13-0 WMinnesota-Morris 0-42 LSouthwest State 7-23 LMichigan Tech 6-41 LSt. Cloud State 0-14 LWisconsin-Stout 19-17 WBemidji State 7-9 LMoorhead State 0-49 L

1973 - 5-5South Dakota 0-77 LWisconsin-Eau Claire 13-31 LAugustana, SD 3-48 LMoorhead State 39-13 WMinnesota-Morris 27-14 WSouthwest State 20-21 LMichigan Tech 26-21 WSt. Cloud State 14-35 LWisconsin-Stout 63-34 WBemidji State 35-9 W

1974 - 5-4Wisconsin-Eau Claire 20-28 LHamline 14-6 WSouthwest State 14-22 LMichigan Tech 21-32 LSt. Cloud State 29-35 LMacalester 14-12 WBemidji State 40-17 WMoorhead State 25-19 WMinnesota-Morris 48-28 W

1975 - 5-4Wisconsin-Stout 35-9 WHamline 21-7 WSouthwest State 56-0 WMichigan Tech 7-14 LSt. Cloud State 7-27 LNorthern State 16-25 LBemidji State 28-15 WMoorhead State 17-15 WMinnesota-Morris 21-35 L

Frank Conroy1976-77 - Career Record: 4-16

Myron Smith1978-85 - Career Record: 21-62

Bob Keister 1971-75 - Career Record: 18-29

1976 - 1-9Minnesota Duluth 0-40 LWisconsin-Stout 14-15 LWisconsin-Eau Claire 21-26 LMichigan Tech 0-35 LSt. Cloud State 0-52 LWisconsin-La Crosse 7-28 LBemidji State 7-38 LMoorhead State 3-27 LMinnesota-Morris 28-46 LSouthwest State 29-14 W

1977- 3-7Wisconsin-Stout 21-6 WWisconsin-Eau Claire 13-6 WMichigan Tech 0-35 LSt. Cloud State 3-31 LWisconsin-La Crosse 0-18 LBemidji State 3-38 LMoorhead State 7-49 LMinnesota-Morris 10-23 LSouthwest State 20-14 WMinnesota Duluth 0-43 L

1978 - 2-9Southwest State 20-7 WWisconsin-Stout 0-23 LWisconsin-Eau Claire 0-45 LSt. Cloud State 7-56 LBemidji State 20-14 WWisconsin-La Crosse 6-24 LMoorhead State 6-16 LMichigan Tech 12-21 LMinnesota-Morris 0-45 LMinnesota Duluth 0-14 LMankato State 6-16 L

1979 - 0-11Southwest State 0-13 LWisconsin-Stout 0-27 LWisconsin-Eau Claire 0-42 LSt. Cloud State 0-49 LBemidji State 13-17 LWisconsin-La Crosse 0-48 LMoorhead State 0-27 LMichigan Tech 10-14 LMinnesota-Morris 0-39 LMinnesota Duluth 17-39 LMankato State 6-36 L

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS


*Beginning with the 1980 season, the first column to the right of WSU’s opponent shows Winona State’s ranking in the NCAA Division II polls. The column to the right of WSU’s ranking shows the opponent’s ranking at the time of the game. The top ten teams nationally were ranked until 1985 when the rankings expanded to include 20 teams. The poll was expanded again to 25 teams in 2000.

1980 - 3-7Sept. 6 at Wiscoinsin-Stout -- -- 0-27 LSept. 13 St. Cloud State -- -- 10-13 LSept. 20 at Bemidji State -- -- 10-7 WSept. 27 at Mankato State -- -- 26-21 WOct. 4 Moorhead State -- -- 7-41 LOct. 11 at Northern State -- -- 24-20 WOct. 18 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 7-35 LOct. 25 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 0-38 LNov. 1 at Gustavus Adolphus -- -- 0-23 LNov. 8 Southwest State -- -- 21-30 L

1981 - 1-9Sept. 5 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 7-24 LSept. 12 at St. Thomas -- -- 14-21 LSept. 19 Bemidji State -- -- 17-13 WSept. 26 Mankato State -- -- 14-34 LOct. 3 at Moorhead State -- -- 0-57 LOct. 10 Northern State -- -- 10-20 LOct. 17 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 7-27 LOct. 24 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 10-49 LNov. 7 Southwest State -- -- 0-20 LNov. 14 St. Cloud State -- -- 27-42 L

1982 - 3-6Sept. 4 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 17-23 LSept. 11 Hamline -- -- 28-24 WSept. 18 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 14-31 LSept. 25 Northern State -- -- 12-16 LOct. 2 Bemidji State -- -- 40-28 WOct. 9 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 8-32 LOct. 16 Southwest State -- -- 34-39 LOct. 23 Moorhead State -- -- 21-26 LOct. 30 Augsburg -- -- 28-20 W

1983 - 7-4Sept. 3 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 17-19 LSept. 10 at Hamline -- -- 33-21 WSept. 17 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 14-10 WSept. 24 Northern State -- -- 27-7 WOct. 1 at Bemidji State -- -- 29-11 WOct. 8 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 28-14 WOct. 15 at Southwest State -- -- 14-10 WOct. 22 Moorhead State -- -- 14-32 LNov. 5 at Loras -- -- 26-29 LNov. 12 Western Illinois -- -- 35-30 WNov. 20 Minnesota Morris -- -- 10-14 L*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.

1984 - 3-7Sept. 1 at Northern Iowa -- -- 0-37 LSept. 8 Hamline -- -- 13-14 LSept. 15 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 9-10 LSept. 22 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 21-41 LSept. 29 at Northern State -- -- 14-3 WOct. 6 Bemidji State -- -- 14-24 LOct. 13 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 14-16 LOct. 20 Southwest State -- -- 38-21 WOct. 27 at Moorhead State -- -- 20-21 LNov. 3 Loras* -- -- 33-31 W*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.

1985 - 2-9Aug. 31 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 7-44 LSept. 7 at Hamline -- -- 28-25 WSept. 14 Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 27-28 LSept. 21 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 7-48 L

Sept. 28 Northern State -- -- 14-35 LOct. 5 at Bemidji State -- -- 0-28 LOct. 12 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 0-50 LOct. 19 at Southwest State -- -- 14-21 LOct. 26 Moorhead State -- -- 0-31 LNov. 9 at Western Illinois -- -- 3-7 LNov. 17 Luther* -- -- 12-7 W*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.

1986 - 3-7-1Sept. 6 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 7-37 LSept. 13 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 15-17 LSept. 20 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 27-27 TSept. 27 Bemidji State -- -- 16-21 LOct. 4 at Minnesota Duluth^ -- 11 0-49 LOct. 11 Southwest State -- -- 14-7 WOct. 18 at Moorhead State -- -- 21-27 LOct. 25 St. Ambrose -- -- 17-7 WNov. 1 at Eastern Illinois -- -- 0-64 LNov. 8 at Northern State -- -- 2-29 LNov. 15 Bemidji State* -- -- 27-25 W*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.^Game later forfeited because of an ineligible player by UMD

1987 - 3-8Sept. 5 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 25-21 WSept. 12 Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 10-11 LSept. 19 at Grand Valley State -- 7 16-50 LSept. 26 at Bemidji State -- -- 16-7 WOct. 3 Minnesota Duluth^ -- 11 10-28 LOct. 10 at Southwest State -- -- 27-38 LOct. 17 Moorhead State -- -- 13-31 LOct. 24 at St. Ambrose -- -- 6-31 LOct. 31 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 10-16 LNov. 7 Northern State -- -- 10-17 LNov. 21 Northern State* -- -- 34-31 W*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.^Game later forfeited by UMD because of an ineligible player

1988 - 3-8Sept. 3 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 21-28 LSept. 10 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 12-49 LSept. 17 Grand Valley State -- -- 45-26 WSept. 24 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 7-33 LOct. 1 Southwest State -- -- 14-42 LOct. 8 at Moorhead State -- -- 13-31 LOct. 15 Michigan Tech -- -- 25-29 LOct. 22 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 18-35 LOct. 29 at Northern State -- -- 3-35 LNov. 5 Bemidji State -- -- 26-19 WNov. 12 Concordia-St. Paul* -- -- 47-3 W*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.

1989 - 1-9Sept. 2 Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 7-34 LSept. 9 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 0-12 LSept. 23 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 6-54 LSept. 30 at Southwest State -- -- 7-30 LOct. 7 Moorhead State -- -- 0-41 LOct. 14 at Michigan Tech -- -- 18-16 WOct. 21 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 0-28 LOct. 28 Northern State -- -- 6-32 LNov. 4 at Bemidji State -- -- 14-21 LNov. 11 Valley City State -- -- 7-35 L

John Martin1986 - Career Record: 3-7-1

Dave Bassore1987-89 - Career Record: 7-25

1995 - 6-5Sept. 9 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 23-31 LSept. 16 Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 35-21 WSept. 23 at Wayne State, NE -- 19 36-21 WSept. 30 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 14-6 WOct. 7 Northern State -- -- 26-23 WOct. 14 at Bemidji State -- -- 14-25 LOct. 21 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 20-24 LOct. 28 at Southwest State -- -- 22-13 WNov. 4 Moorhead State -- -- 25-46 LNov. 10 Bemidji State* -- -- 29-15 WNov. 18 at Northern Iowa -- -- 3-48 L*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.

1996 - 4-7Sept. 7 Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 22-29 LSept. 14 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 20-54 LSept. 21 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 29-32 LSept. 28 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 49-13 WOct. 5 at Northern State -- -- 28-31 LOct. 12 Bemidji State -- -- 35-28 WOct. 19 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 30-55 LOct. 26 Southwest State -- -- 39-34 WNov. 2 at Moorhead State -- -- 28-33 LNov. 9 at Quincy, IL -- -- 50-27 WNov. 17 Wisconsin-Stout* -- -- 43-50 (ot) L*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.

1997 - 9-2Sept. 6 at Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 25-24 WSept. 13 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 14-37 LSept. 20 Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 20-44 LSept. 27 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 52-19 WOct. 4 Northern State -- -- 41-17 WOct. 11 at Bemidji State -- -- 58-14 WOct. 18 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 63-35 WOct. 25 at Southwest State -- -- 38-21 WNov. 1 Moorhead State -- -- 28-10 WNov. 8 Quincy, IL -- -- 59-14 WNov. 16 Mayville State, ND* -- -- 48-18 W*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.

1998 - 9-2Sept. 5 Ferris State -- -- 17-10 WSept. 12 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 35-14 WSept. 26 at Northern State -- -- 42-17 WOct. 3 Bemidji State -- -- 38-19 WOct. 10 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 27-19 WOct. 17 Southwest State -- -- 47-10 WOct. 24 at Moorhead State -- -- 42-0 WOct. 31 at Wayne State, NE -- -- 23-13 WNov. 7 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 47-22 WNov. 14 Northern State* 20 -- 35-40 LNov. 21 at Northern Iowa 20 -- 7-66 L*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.

1999 - 7-4Sept. 4 at Central Missouri State -- -- 24-30 LSept. 11 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 41-22 WSept. 18 at Moorhead State -- -- 21-17 WSept. 25 Wayne State, NE -- -- 42-28 WOct. 2 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 46-6 WOct. 9 at Minnesota, Crookston -- -- 61-35 WOct. 16 Southwest State -- -- 13-9 WOct. 23 at Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 38-12 WOct. 30 Northern State -- -- 34-37 LNov. 6 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 17-21 LNov. 13 Wisconsin-River Falls* -- -- 20-29 L*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.

Tom Hosier1990-95 - Career Record: 25-68-1

1990 - 2-9Sept. 1 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 0-41 LSept. 8 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 14-32 LSept. 15 St. Francis -- -- 26-28 LSept. 29 Southwest State -- -- 27-53 LOct. 6 at Moorhead State -- -- 13-67 LOct. 13 Michigan Tech -- -- 13-22 LOct. 20 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 12-26 LOct. 27 at Northern State -- -- 12-45 LNov. 3 Bemidji State -- -- 34-21 WNov. 10 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 12-41 LNov. 18 Minnesota-Morris* -- -- 34-7 W*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.

1991 - 1-9Aug. 31 Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 3-13 LSept. 7 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 18-34 LSept. 14 at St. Francis -- -- 7-41 LSept. 28 at Southwest State -- -- 14-47 LOct. 5 Moorhead State -- -- 3-41 LOct. 12 at Michigan Tech -- -- 9-42 LOct. 19 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 29-33 LOct. 26 Northern State -- -- 10-47 LNov. 2 at Bemidji State CancelledNov. 9 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 6-38 LNov. 17 Teikyo Westmar* -- -- 42-19 W*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.

1992 - 2-8Sept. 12 at Wisconsin La Crosse -- -- 14-31 LSept. 19 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 19-21 LSept. 26 at Moorhead State -- -- 13-38 LOct. 3 Michigan Tech -- -- 19-38 LOct. 10 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 44-7 WOct. 17 at Northern State -- -- 16-21 LOct. 24 Bemidji State -- -- 14-12 WOct. 31 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 0-21 LNov. 7 Southwest State -- -- 17-20 LNov. 14 at Northern State* -- -- 8-14 L*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.

1993 - 7-4Sept. 11 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 21-26 LSept. 18 Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 24-16 WSept. 25 Moorhead State -- -- 23-14 WOct. 2 at Michigan Tech -- -- 13-24 LOct. 9 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 40-9 WOct. 16 Northern State -- -- 42-14 WOct. 23 at Bemidji State -- -- 51-3 WOct. 30 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 17-15 WNov. 6 at Southwest State -- -- 18-25 LNov. 13 Moorhead State* -- -- 23-20 WNov. 20 at Central State, OH^ -- -- 7-58 L*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.^NAIA Championship, Wilberforce, Ohio

1994 - 7-3-1Sept. 3 Augustana, SD -- -- 6-31 LSept. 10 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 14-49 LSept. 17 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 24-12 WSept. 24 Wayne State -- -- 12-33 LOct. 1 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 49-6 WOct. 8 at Northern State -- -- 38-27 WOct. 15 Bemidji State -- -- 63-14 WOct. 22 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 40-20 WOct. 29 Southwest State -- -- 23-18 WNov. 5 at Moorhead State -- -- 29-29 TNov. 12 Nebraska-Kearney* -- -- 50-34 W*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.

Tom Sawyer1996-present - Career Record: 182-81

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS


2000 - 9-3Aug. 31 at Central Missouri State -- -- 26-45 LSept. 9 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 27-9 WSept. 16 MSU Moorhead -- -- 40-3 WSept. 22 at Wayne State, NE -- -- 24-14 WSept. 30 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 40-0 WOct. 7 Minnesota, Crookston -- -- 20-14 WOct. 14 at Southwest State -- -- 16-21 LOct. 21 Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 24-23 WOct. 28 at Northern State -- -- 28-21 (ot) WNov. 4 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 34-31 (2ot) WNov. 11 Wisconsin-Stevens Point* -- -- 25-30 LDec. 2 Missouri Western^ -- -- 43-41 (3ot) W*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.^Mineral Water Bowl, Excelsior Springs, Mo.

2001 - 10-2Aug. 30 at South Dakota -- -- 21-44 LSept. 8 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 31-22 WSept. 15 at Bemidji State -- -- 41-35 WSept. 22 at MSU Moorhead -- -- 27-18 WSept. 29 Wayne State, NE -- -- 51-15 WOct. 6 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 84-0 WOct. 13 at Minnesota, Crookston 23 -- 34-15 WOct. 20 Southwest State 23 -- 49-20 WOct. 27 at Concordia-St. Paul 23 25 35-17 WNov. 3 Northern State 19 -- 70-35 WNov. 10 Minnesota Duluth* 16 19 33-30 WNov. 17 at North Dakota^ 13 4 28-42 L*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.^NCAA Division II Playoffs, Grand Forks, North Dakota

2002 - 8-4Aug. 29 at Missouri Western 18 -- 30-31 (ot) LSept. 7 at North Dakota State -- -- 23-34 LSept. 21 Bemidji State -- -- 25-23 WSept. 28 MSU Moorhead -- -- 37-10 WOct. 5 at Wayne State, NE -- -- 55-17 WOct. 12 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 52-14 WOct. 19 Minnesota, Crookston -- -- 55-7 WOct. 26 at Southwest State -- -- 45-14 WNov. 2 Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 55-12 WNov. 9 at Northern State -- -- 42-35 WNov. 16 at Minnesota Duluth -- 11 25-42 LDec. 7 Emporia State* -- -- 27-34 L*Mineral Water Bowl, Excelsior Springs, Mo.

2003 - 11-2Aug. 30 Missouri Western -- -- 46-3 WSept. 6 at Truman State, MO -- -- 56-28 WSept. 13 South Dakota State 23 -- 30-23 WSept. 20 at Wayne State, NE 15 -- 38-13 WSept. 27 Minnesota, Crookston 11 -- 59-0 WOct. 4 at Concordia-St. Paul 9 -- 20-23 (ot) LOct. 11 Bemidji State 18 -- 40-21 WOct. 18 at MSU Moorhead 14 -- 50-19 WNov. 1 Southwest Minnesota State 14 -- 49-14 WNov. 7 Northern State* 13 -- 49-27 WNov. 14 Minnesota Duluth 11 25 24-17 WNov. 22 Emporia State, KS^ 9 16 10-3 WNov. 29 at North Dakota+ 9 7 29-36 L*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.^NCAA Division II Playoffs, Winona, Minn.+NCAA Division II Playoffs, Grand Forks, North Dakota

2004 - 10-2Aug. 26 at Western Missouri State 18 -- 27-10 WSept. 4 Truman State, MO 17 -- 56-28 W Sept. 11 at South Dakota State 14 -- 20-45 LSept. 18 Western New Mexico 21 -- 54-17 WSept. 25 Southwest Minnesota State 22 -- 34-17 WOct. 2 at Minnesota, Crookston 19 -- 41-3 WOct. 9 at Bemidji State 16 -- 41-28 W

Oct. 16 Northern State 15 -- 60-28 WOct. 23 at MSU Moorhead 14 -- 42-0 WOct. 30 Wayne State, NE 11 -- 27-14 WNov. 6 Concordia-St. Paul* 10 -- 49-41 WNov. 13 Grand Valley State^ 8 15 13-16 L*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.^NCAA Division II Playoffs, Winona, Minn.

2005 - 8-3Aug. 27 at Truman State, MO 13 -- 16-21 LSept. 3 Emporia State, KS -- -- 40-21 WSept. 10 North Dakota -- 4 6-51 LSept. 17 at Western New Mexico -- -- 45-34 WSept. 24 at Southwest Minnesota State -- -- 42-14 W Oct. 1 Minnesota, Crookston -- -- 73-0 WOct. 8 Bemidji State -- -- 47-13 WOct. 15 at Northern State -- -- 31-22 WOct. 22 MSU Moorhead -- -- 54-7 WOct. 29 at Wayne State, NE -- -- 38-6 WNov. 5 Concordia-St. Paul* -- -- 21-35 L*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.

2006 - 9-3Sept. 2 Truman State, MO 19 -- 24-13 WSept. 9 at Emporia State, KS 15 -- 21-18 WSept. 16 at North Dakota 13 4 2-49 LSept. 23 Upper Iowa 23 -- 48-7 WSept. 30 at Concordia-St. Paul 21 -- 24-17 WOct. 7 MSU Moorhead 20 -- 32-19 WOct. 14 at Northern State 19 -- 23-15 WOct. 21 at Bemidji State 18 -- 7-28 LOct. 28 Minnesota, Crookston 24 -- 30-0 WNov. 4 Southwest Minnesota State 22 -- 34-3 WNov. 11 Wayne State, NE* 20 -- 31-3 WNov. 18 at North Dakota^ 19 -- 0-42 L*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.^NCAA Division II Playoffs, Grand Forks, North Dakota

2007 - 10-2Aug. 25 Michigan Tech -- -- 47-44 (ot) WSept. 8 at South Dakota -- 20 28-49 LSept. 15 Mary -- -- 32-27 WSept. 22 at Upper Iowa -- -- 41-0 WSept. 29 Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 28-7 WOct. 6 at MSU Moorhead -- -- 42-41 WOct. 13 Northern State -- -- 49-20 WOct. 20 Bemidji State -- -- 35-24 WOct. 27 at Minnesota, Crookston -- -- 37-0 WNov. 3 at Southwest Minnesota State 24 -- 49-46 (ot) WNov. 10 Wayne State, NE* 23 -- 59-34 WNov. 17 at North Dakota^ 19 7 2-44 L*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.^NCAA Division II Playoffs, Grand Forks, North Dakota

2008 - 6-5Aug. 30 at Michigan Tech -- -- 21-26 LSept. 6 Northern State -- -- 39-14 WSept. 13 Bemidji State -- -- 31-7 WSept. 20 Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 37-10 WSept. 27 at Minnesota State -- -- 32-35 LOct. 4 at Southwest Minnesota State -- -- 28-35 LOct. 11 Upper Iowa -- -- 49-14 WOct. 18 at Wayne State, NE -- -- 18-55 LOct. 25 at Minnesota, Crookston -- -- 50-26 WNov. 1 Augustana, SD -- -- 41-24 WNov. 8 at Minnesota Duluth -- 6 7-38 L

2009 - 7-4Aug. 27 Carson-Newman -- 9 17-12 WSept. 5 at Northern State -- -- 52-17 WSept. 12 at Bemidji State 20 -- 19-24 LSept. 19 at Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 45-24 WSept. 26 Minnesota State 25 7 13-34 LOct. 3 Southwest Minnesota State -- -- 41-33 W

Oct. 10 at Upper Iowa -- -- 46-9 WOct. 17 Wayne State, NE -- 24 25-48 LOct. 24 Minnesota, Crookston -- -- 70-7 WOct. 31 at Augustana, SD -- -- 23-21 WNov. 7 Minnesota Duluth -- 6 16-41 L

2010 - 7-4Aug. 28 at Carson-Newman -- 9 24-21 WSept. 11 MSU Moorhead 19 -- 58-3 WSept. 18 at St. Cloud State 17 -- 26-31 LSept. 25 at Upper Iowa -- -- 42-14 WOct. 2 Minnesota State -- 25 43-21 WOct. 9 at Minnesota Duluth -- 2 17-59 LOct. 16 Augustana, SD -- 14 0-17 LOct. 23 at Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 31-28 WOct. 30 at Southwest Minnesota State -- -- 44-19 WNov. 6 Mary -- -- 19-21 LNov. 13 Wayne State, NE -- -- 24-13 W

2011 - 7-4Sept. 3 Michigan Tech -- -- 6-23 LSept. 10 at MSU Moorhead -- -- 48-10 WSept. 17 St. Cloud State -- 9 29-16 WSept. 24 Upper Iowa -- -- 72-31 WOct. 1 at Minnesota State -- -- 14-24 LOct. 8 Minnesota Duluth -- 9 6-24 LOct. 15 at Augustana, SD -- -- 15-23 LOct. 22 Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 58-24 WOct. 29 Southwest Minnesota State -- -- 47-20 WNov. 5 at Mary -- -- 46-43 WNov. 12 at Wayne State, NE -- -- 27-24 W

2012 - 10-2Aug. 30 Minnesota, Crookston -- -- 58-6 WSept. 8 at Minnesota Duluth -- 2 16-38 LSept. 15 Northern State -- -- 42-32 WSept. 22 at Mary -- -- 32-23 WSept. 29 at Upper Iowa -- -- 45-42 WOct. 6 Sioux Falls -- 23 10-9 WOct. 13 at Wayne State, NE -- -- 17-13 WOct. 20 Minnesota State -- 9 20-30 LOct. 27 Southwest Minnesota State -- -- 47-20 WNov. 3 at Augustana, SD -- -- 73-35 WNov. 10 Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 49-31 WDec. 1 Lindenwood* -- -- 41-21 W*Mineral Water Bowl, Excelsior Springs, Mo.

2013 - 6-5Sept. 5 Bemidji State -- -- 27-34 (ot) LSept. 14 at St. Cloud State -- -- 26-29 LSept. 21 MSU Moorhead -- -- 65-21 WSept. 28 at Minot State -- -- 49-14 WOct. 5 Upper Iowa -- -- 49-32 WOct. 12 at Sioux Falls -- -- 45-40 WOct. 19 Wayne State, NE -- -- 45-41 WOct. 26 at Minnesota State -- 1 10-44 LNov. 2 at Southwest Minnesota State -- -- 44-51 (ot) LNov. 9 Augustana, SD -- -- 28-24 WNov. 16 Concordia-St. Paul* -- -- 13-23 L*Played at the Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minn.

2014 - 4-7Sept. 4 at Northern State -- -- 47-13 WSept. 13 Mary -- -- 42-34 WSept. 20 at Minnesota Crookston 24 -- 33-7 WSept. 27 Minnesota Duluth 20 4 21-28 LOct. 4 at Wayne State 25 -- 7-27 LOct. 9 Minnesota State -- 3 24-44 LOct. 18 at Upper Iowa -- -- 38-19 WOct. 25 Sioux Falls -- 14 28-41 LNov. 1 at Augustana, SD -- -- 8-33 LNov. 8 Southwest Minnesota State -- -- 34-39 LNov. 15 Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 28-31 L

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS2015 - 5-6

Sept. 3 at MSU Moorhead -- -- 17-42 LSept. 12 Minot State -- -- 38-7 WSept. 19 at Bemidji State -- -- 20-17 WSept. 26 St. Cloud State (Homecoming) -- -- 20-31 LOct. 3 at Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 51-7 WOct. 10 at Sioux Falls -- 5 30-51 LOct. 17 Upper Iowa -- -- 21-35 LOct. 24 at Minnesota State -- 1 31-27 WOct. 31 Wayne State (Neb.) -- -- 45-31 WNov. 7 Augustana (S.D.) -- -- 34-35 LNov. 14 at Southwest Minnesota State -- -- 28-33 L

2016 - 8-3Sept. 1 Minnesota Crookston* -- -- 68-0 WSept. 10 at Minnesota Duluth* -- -- 31-34 LSept. 17 Northern State* -- -- 26-7 WSept. 24 at University of Mary* -- -- 51-0 WOct. 1 Minnesota State* -- 19 34-31 WOct. 8 at Upper Iowa* -- -- 27-13 WOct. 15 Sioux Falls* -- 6 30-41 LOct. 22 at Wayne State (Neb.)* -- -- 41-20 WOct. 29 at Augustana (SD)* -- -- 20-21 LNov. 5 Southwest Minnesota State* -- -- 42-27 WNov. 12 Concordia-St. Paul* -- -- 38-0 W

2017 - 10-2Aug. 31 Bemidji State* -- 25 30-20 WSept. 9 at St. Cloud State* -- -- 34-10 WSept. 16 MSU-Moorhead* (RV) -- 42-14 WSept. 23 at Minot St.* (RV) -- 47-7 WSept. 30 Upper Iowa* 25 -- 37-7 WOct. 7 at Sioux Falls* 22 6 31-13 WOct. 14 at Concordia St. Paul* 13 -- 28-10 WOct. 21 Wayne State (Neb.)* 11 -- 42-19 WOct. 28 at Minnesota State* 10 3 27-6 LNov. 4 at Southwest Minnesota State* 18 -- 45-7 WNov. 9 Augustana* 17 -- 38-0 WNov. 18 Texas A&M-Commerce^ 15 8 20-6 L^NCAA Division II Playoffs, Winona, Minn.

2018 - 8-3Aug. 30 at Wayne State (Neb.)* -- -- 41-28 WSept. 8 Sioux Falls (S.D.)* -- 14 16-15 WSept. 15 at Uper Iowa* -- -- 34-33 LSept. 22 Minnesota State* -- 2 31-21 LSept. 29 at Northern State* -- -- 22-15 WOct. 6 UMary* -- -- 54-13 WOct. 13 at Minnesota Crookston* -- -- 51-13 WOct. 20 Minnesota Duluth* -- 5 37-17 LOct. 27 Southwest Minnesota State* -- -- 38-26 WNov. 3 at Augustana (S.D.)* -- -- 34-20 WNov. 10 Concordia, St. Paul* -- -- 24-20 W

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