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game preview TODAY’S MATCHUP Senior quarterback Trey Feeney finished 51 of 58 passing for 531 yards and six touchdowns in the Johnnies’ 49-10 win at Carleton last Saturday (Oct. 24) in Northfield. Senior wide receiver Riley Schwellenbach caught six passes for 126 yards and a touchdown. Another senior wideout, Thomas Jacobs had his second 10-catch game of the season for 88 yards and two touchdowns, which increased his team-leading total to 11. Junior running back Wyatt McCabe caught a career-high 11 passes for 87 yards and a touchdown. SJU’s defense held the Knights to 184 yards, 25:18 of possession and a 2-for-11 performance on third down. Gustavus Adolphus, meanwhile, passed for 405 yards in a 55-7 home win over Hamline. Junior quarterback Dylan Blount made his first appearance since the season opener, due to injury, and ended the day 21 of 32 passing for 370 yards and six touchdowns. Junior wideout Liam Frommelt caught six passes for 209 yards and three touchdowns, while junior Jacob Ginskey, who filled in for Blount at quarterback the previous five games, recorded six receptions for 83 yards and a score.
SERIES HISTORY Today’s game is the 92nd meeting between Saint John’s and Gustavus
Adolphus on the football field. The Johnnies are 55-33-3 all-time against the Gusties, including a 29-11-1 record here in Collegeville. SJU has won 35 of the last 38 meetings overall, including a 31-13 win over the Gusties last season in St. Peter.
RECORD-BREAKING DAY Feeney’s 51 pass completions last weekend at Carleton were an MIAC record, while the 531 passing yards were an SJU record. The previous conference mark for pass completions was 47 set by Augsburg’s Jordan Berg against Gustavus on Oct. 27, 2007. The MIAC record for passing yards in a game is 602, set by St. Thomas’ Tom Stallings against Bethel on Nov. 13, 1993. Feeney has now thrown for 2,798 yards and 34 touchdowns (to four interceptions) through seven games this season, crossing the 300-yard mark six times and surpassing 400 yards the last three games in a row.
49-10, AGAIN Last Saturday’s score of 49-10 was not a scorigami – that score has occurred three other times in SJU football history. The most recent? Last season’s victory over Carleton on Family Weekend. All four of the scores have come against a team from Northfield (the other two in back-to-back games vs. St. Olaf), and SJU has never lost a game when the score has been 49-10.
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RILEY IS ROLLING Schwellenbach has 21 receptions for 371 yards (17.7 avg.) and two touchdowns over his last two games. He is currently second in the MIAC with 698 receiving yards – five behind Frommelt’s 703 – – and is third with 45 receptions. Jacobs leads the conference with 11 receiving touchdowns and is second, one behind Macalester’s Paxton Boyd, with 47 catches.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN The Johnnies are 8-3 all-time on Halloween, including a 5-1 record in Collegeville: 1936 vs. Itasca J.C. (W, 39-0); 1941 vs. Augsburg (W, 25-6); 1958 vs. Concordia (L, 8-40); 1970 vs. Macalester (W, 31-6); 1992 vs. Macalester (W, 41-0); and 2015 vs. Augsburg (W, 42-14). Dive into this weekʼs SJU game notes
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at Saint John’s
AUGGIES
PIPERS
L, 21-24
9/5
at Crown
W, 31-21
9/5
at UW-Stevens Point L, 12-17
9/12
HARD.-SIMM. (TX) L, 20-28
9/19
at Saint John’s
L, 0-77
9/19
ST. SCHOLASTICA W, 30-0
9/19
at Wayne St. (MI) W, 47-13
9/26
at Bethel
L, 0-77
9/26
SAINT JOHN’S
L, 0-72
10/3
at UW-Oshkosh W, 32-31
10/3
MACALESTER
L, 24-31
10/3
at St. Olaf
L, 21-23
10/10
UW-WHITEWATER L, 18-24
10/10
at Concordia
L, 10-56
10/10
at Bethel
L, 0-63
10/17
UW-STEVENS POINT W, 44-10
10/17
CARLETON
L, 41-49
10/17
MACALESTER
W, 27-17
10/24
at UW-Stout
L, 39-42
10/24 at Gustavus Adolphus L, 7-55
10/24
at Concordia
L, 12-35
10/31
at UW-Eau Claire
1 p.m.
10/31
ST. SCHOLASTICA
1 p.m.
10/31
CARLETON
12 p.m.
11/7
UW-RIVER FALLS
1 p.m.
11/7
ST. OLAF
1 p.m.
11/7
11/14
UW-PLATTEVILLE
1 p.m.
11/14
AUGSBURG
12 p.m.
11/14
BETHEL
ROYALS 9/5
9/19
GUST. ADOLPHUS W, 49-7
9/19
at Martin Luther W, 34-21 CARLETON
at Hamline
12 p.m.
COBBERS
SCOTS
at North Central (IL) L, 21-44
at Gustavus Adolphus 12 p.m.
CONCORDIA
MACALESTER
9/5
9/5
at Neb. Wesleyan W, 28-0
L, 45-48
9/12
ST. OLAF
W, 51-0
ST. SCHOLASTICA W, 24-14
9/26
at Gust. Adolphus
W, 31-9
W, 34-21
10/3
at St. Scholastica W, 63-3
SAINT JOHN’S
L, 6-62
10/10
HAMLINE
W, 56-10
at Augsburg
L, 17-27
10/17
at Saint John’s
L, 23-33
10/24
BETHEL
L, 3-47
10/24
AUGSBURG
W, 35-12
1 p.m.
10/31
at St. Olaf
1 p.m.
10/31
at Bethel
1 p.m.
at Carleton
1 p.m.
11/7
at Concordia
12 p.m.
11/7
MACALESTER
12 p.m.
ST. SCHOLASTICA
1 p.m.
11/14 GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS 12 p.m.
11/14
CARLETON
12 p.m.
CARLETON
GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS
9/26
HAMLINE
W, 77-0
9/26
10/3
at Saint John’s
L, 16-42
10/3
at Hamline
10/10
AUGSBURG
W, 63-0
10/10
10/17
at St. Olaf
W, 82-7
10/17
10/24
at Macalester
W, 47-3
10/31
CONCORDIA
11/7 11/14
KNIGHTS
ST. SCHOLASTICA
GUSTIES
ST. OLAF
at UW-Whitewater
L, 7-69
9/5
CENTRAL (IA)
W, 29-3
9/5
WIS. LUTHERAN
L, 14-37
9/5
at Loras (IA)
L, 16-31
9/19
at Macalester
W, 48-45
9/19
at Bethel
L, 7-49
9/19
at Augsburg
L, 0-30
9/12
at Concordia
L, 0-51
9/26
at St. Olaf
W, 37-7
9/26
CONCORDIA
L, 9-31
9/26
at Macalester
L, 14-24
9/26
CARLETON
L, 7-37
10/3
GUST. ADOLPHUS
L, 7-56
10/3
at Carleton
W, 56-7
10/3
CONCORDIA
L, 3-63
10/3
AUGSBURG
W, 23-21
10/10
ST. SCHOLASTICA W, 28-21
10/10
ST. OLAF
W, 37-3
10/10
at Carleton
L, 21-28
10/10 at Gustavus Adolphus L, 3-37
10/17
at Hamline
W, 49-41
10/17
at St. Scholastica
W, 31-3
10/17 GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS L, 3-31
10/17
10/24
SAINT JOHN’S
L, 10-49
10/24
HAMLINE
W, 55-7
10/24
L, 31-35
10/24
ST. OLAF
BETHEL
L, 7-82
at St. Scholastica W, 35-31
10/31
at Augsburg
12 p.m.
10/31
at Saint John’s
1 p.m.
10/31
at Hamline
1 p.m.
10/31
MACALESTER
11/7
BETHEL
12 p.m.
11/7
AUGSBURG
1 p.m.
11/7
SAINT JOHN’S
12 p.m.
11/7
at HAMLINE
1 p.m.
11/14
at Concordia
12 p.m.
11/14
at Macalester
1 p.m.
11/14
at Bethel
1 p.m.
11/14
vs. Saint John’s
6 p.m.
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EAGLES 9/5
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What does being a Johnnie mean to you?
What were the reasons you chose to come to Saint John’s?
What is your best memory from your time on campus – on or off the field?
Being an all-around stand-up guy. It means being kind, respectful and treating people the right way. As an athlete, I think it’s especially important to represent the school well because people see you as a reflection of the football program and the university.
The gameday atmosphere is so special in Collegeville, and it gave me an opportunity to continue to play with my brother (Alex), who graduated last year.
Eating meals with teammates after morning workouts or practices in the winter and spring. Those meals seem to last way longer, and usually more people on the team are there – making it more memorable.
What is something people may not know about you?
Who are some of the people on campus who have had the biggest impact on you during your time at SJU?
I had eye surgery in fifth grade. They moved muscle from one of my eyes to help balance things out with my weaker eye. My eye doctor told me my depth perception is a little off because of the imbalance. But I’m not sure I believe him, especially when I’m out there playing football!
The obvious answer is the coaching staff. But besides that, the person who has had the biggest impact on me has to be “Boz” (accounting professor Warren Bostrom, who passed away last fall). He was my advisor not just in school, but in life. He helped get me through some personal struggles and always wanted the best for his students.
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What is something people may not know about you? I’m an avid fisherman and love fishing on Lake Sagatagan for largemouth bass, or on the Mississippi or Sauk Rivers for smallmouth bass, any chance I get. Last spring I caught a 6-pound, 4-ounce bass on Lake Sag.
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halloween treats abound for sju over the years There have been a lot more Halloween treats than tricks for the Saint John’s football team over the years. Today’s matchup marks the 11th time the Johnnies have played a game on the year’s spookiest day and they boast a record of 7-3 in those contests. That trend did not start off so successfully though. SJU was haunted three times by Concordia in matchups on the 31st day of October – falling 29-0 on a rain-soaked Moorhead field in 1931, 40-8 at home in 1958 and 20-0 on the road in 1964 (during a season in which the Cobbers finished as co-NAIA national champions). Sandwiched between those setbacks was a 39-0 Halloween win over Itasca Junior College in Collegeville in 1936 in which multi-sport standout Vedie Himsl (who later went on to briefly manage the Chicago Cubs) rushed for touchdowns of 50 and 55 yards, and a 31-0 night victory over Augsburg at Parade Stadium in Minneapolis in 1959. Since 1964, however, the Johnnies are a perfect 5-0 on All-Hallow’s Eve. And they’ve had their share of Halloween heroes. In 1970, wide receiver Dave Arnold hauled in touchdown catches of 30 and 28 yards in a 31-6 win at Macalester. He finished with six catches for 104 receiving yards in all. Then, in 1987, Dave Woodbeck carried
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the ball 23 times for 118 yards as SJU again beat the Scots 16-0 in St. Paul. The running backs continued to carry the day in 1992 when freshman Korey Dean made the most of his first collegiate start, rushing for five first-half touchdowns in another victory over Macalester, this one a 41-0 thrashing in Collegeville. “John started me and that’s what it did for my confidence, “Dean told the St. Cloud Times afterward. “I was ready for (the game). I was working hard in practice and it paid off.“
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In 1998, it was Roland Buller’s time to shine, rushing for 115 yards in a 35-0 victory over St. Olaf to become the first Johnnie running back in three years to cross the 100-yard mark. But the biggest Halloween game numbers belong to Sam Sura, whose 4,031 career rushing yards are top in program history. He had 179 of that total in a 42-14 home victory over Augsburg on Oct. 31, 2015, while rushing for three touchdowns. That included a 78-yard scamper in the second half. He also hauled in a 13-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Nick Martin. “It’s no secret that a balanced offense is a great offense,” Sura told the Times afterward. “It opens up everything for me.“
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Tight end tandem: Plum and Harren both making waves for SJU this season Getting big numbers from the tight end position is nothing new in the Saint John’s offense. Over the past several seasons alone, the Johnnies have had a three-time All-American in Alex Larson, followed by a back-toback All-American in Joey Gendreau. The team is still getting a similar level of production at tight end this fall, but it’s come with a twist. This time around, one player isn’t carrying the entire load. It’s been a two-man job. Charlie Plum, a 6-foot-4, 240-pound senior from Cretin-Derham Hall, and Andrew Harren, a 6-5, 230-pound senior out of Sauk Rapids, are seeing extensive playing time – sometimes both at once. And each player has responded. Heading into action today, Plum has 28 catches for 313 yards and four touchdowns while Harren has 16 receptions for 163 yards and two scores. Both players had key second-half touchdowns in a 24-21 season-opening win over Wisconsin-La Crosse on Sept. 5 while Plum hauled in a 42-yard touchdown pass in the Johnnies’ 42-16 victory over Bethel on Oct. 3. Then Harren laid out for a key 13-yard catch in the second half of a come-from-behind 33-23 win over Concordia on Oct. 17. “Andrew and I have always been in pretty much the same spot on the depth chart,” said Plum, who is back for a fifth season on a medical redshirt after breaking a thumb his freshman year. “We played JV together and we’ve steadily worked our way up. “Now that we’re both on the field for a majority of the time, it’s really cool. It gives us a chance to use the chemistry we’ve built, whether it’s making calls or deciding who runs what route. Which one of us gets the ball and which one is blocking doesn’t really matter. We’re both going to do whatever it takes to help us win.” Harren echoed that sentiment.
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“It’s never been a contentious thing between us,” he said. “I was really excited when I heard he was coming back because we build off each other. We each have our strengths and weaknesses, but we lean on each other and ask for help. “I just think that’s a culture thing at Saint John’s too. You can compete with one another
for a spot and help each other at the same time. And the way it’s worked out, we’re both getting our touches. So that’s perfect.” Indeed, the Johnnie coaching staff couldn’t be happier with the way things are going. “They’re both athletic guys with bigger bodies,” SJU coach Gary Fasching said. “They both catch the ball well and run great routes. And
“I use it every day,” he said. “We have a few in the weight room and guys are always working with it. I think the fact that so many of our players use it is a testament to how effective it is. You get a really good stretch.” Plum and Harren are now focused on stretching out the Johnnies’ season as long as possible. “This team is special enough to win a national title and that should be our goal,” Plum said. “That’s not easy to do. We have to keep getting better every time out. But we have the talent to make it happen.” “That’s the ultimate goal,” Harren added. “It would be the perfect way to go out.” they’ve each stepped up and made plays when we’ve needed them to. I think every game we’ve played so far, one or both of them have come up with huge catches.”
helped me and I don’t want it to disappear. Hopefully, it honors his legacy a little bit.” Harren is among those who’ve tried it and come away impressed.
Plum and Harren are excelling off the field as well. Harren, an accounting major, is a returning All-MIAC academic selection who already has a job offer from a big four accounting firm in the Twin Cities. Plum, meanwhile, has developed his own calf-stretching device and plans to begin marketing it in January. He already has a website set up (rigsramp.com). “I’ve been working on it for about a yearand-a-half,” the exercise and health science major said. “My original plan was to go to physical therapy school next year. But I’ve started to get some really good traction so I think I’m going to give myself a year and ahalf to go all in on this. “I had a mentor going back to high school named Roger Erickson (a noted St. Paul fitness, hydration and flexibility trainer),” Plum continued. “I started going to him because I couldn’t stop spraining my ankles. He got me interested in physical therapy. He’d come up with something similar (to the calf-stretching device) when he was doing work for the Baltimore Ravens (through fellow Cretin-Derham Hall graduate Matt Birk) about 25 years ago. “When he passed away (in 2024), I got one of his original pieces of equipment. He’d never really tried to sell it. But I modified it and made it a little different. I know how much it OCT. 31
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coaching staff 2012 season. Since that time, Fasching has guided the Johnnies to six MIAC titles and led his team to eight-straight NCAA Division III playoff berths from 2014 to ʼ22 (no season in 2020) – a program and MIAC record streak, as well as 10 berths in the last 11 years.
GARY FASCHING HEAD COACH 14th SEASON as head coach
It’s never easy to replace a legend, but Gary Fasching has proven himself up to the task.
A three-year starter for the Johnnies at linebacker, Fasching served 17 years as an assistant football coach and recruiting coordinator on Gagliardiʼs staff before taking over as head coach.
times (2014, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022 and 2024). Prior to coming to SJU, Fasching was the head coach at St. Cloud Cathedral High School from 1986 to ʼ95, leading the Crusaders to back-to-back state titles in 1992 and ʼ93. In 2022, he was inducted into both the Minnesota Football Coaches Association (MFCA) Hall of Fame and the St. Cloud Cathedral Athletic Hall of Fame. He and his wife, Cindy, have five children and 13 grandchildren and reside in St. Joseph.
The 1981 SJU graduate took over for John Gagliardi when the winningest coach in college football history retired following the
He has since been named MIAC coach of the year seven
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21st SEASON on coaching staff Damien Dumonceaux is in his 21st season on the SJU coaching staff and currently serves as the programʼs assistant head coach, recruiting coordinator and defensive line coach. He was a three-year starter at nose tackle for the Johnnies from 2003 to ʼ05, earning All-American honors as a senior. That season, he received the MIAC Mike Stam Award as the conferenceʼs top lineman. Dumonceaux and his wife, Patricia, and their sons, Fischer and Fletcher, reside in St. Joseph.
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14th SEASON on coaching staff Kole Heckendorf is in his ninth season as SJUʼs offensive coordinator and his 14th as a member of the teamʼs coaching staff. Heckendorf was a standout wide receiver at North Dakota State, who ended his career (2005-08) with the Bison as the programʼs career leader in catches (178) and receiving yards (2,732). He then spent time with the NFLʼs Green Bay Packers, Detroit Lions, Seattle Seahawks, San Diego (now Los Angeles) Chargers and Indianapolis Colts. Kole and his wife, Kristen, son, Landon, and daughter, Hallie, reside in Sauk Rapids.
HERBERG CORNERBACKS
2nd SEASON on coaching staff James Herberg begins his first season as SJUʼs defensive coordinator and his second as a member of the teamʼs coaching staff. He replaces Brandon Novak ʼ01, who left SJU in December to become the head football coach at Loras College (Iowa). He came to SJU after leading Rocori High School to eight state tournament appearances – four as a defensive assistant (2009-17) and four more as head coach (2018-24), including Minnesota Class 4A state championships in 2011 and 2019. Herberg, his wife Justine, daughters Heidi, Keira and Mia and sons Levi and Jack reside in his hometown of Cold Spring.
Additional Coaching Staff Josh Bungum ʼ16........................................ Quarterbacks Bungum is in his 11th season on the coaching staff. He was an All-American pick as a player in 2015 and finished his career second in program history in receptions. Max Jackson ʼ19.......... Defensive Backs/Diversity and Student Success Jackson is in his sixth season on the coaching staff. He was a two-time All-American safety and a two-time All-MIAC pick in baseball. Isaiah Traufler ʼ24............................................Tight Ends Traufler is in his second season on the coaching staff after playing four years at running back for SJU. Alex Sais ʼ20 ..................................................Linebackers Sais is in his first season on the coaching staff after spending the past two seasons as
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linebackers coach at Case Western Reserve (Ohio). As a player for the Johnnies, he totaled 144 tackles in 30 career games. Mike Magnuson ʼ90 .................................Offensive Line Magnuson is in his 12th season on the coaching staff and his ninth coaching the teamʼs offensive linemen. He was a three-year starter for the Johnnies at offensive tackle. Ben Eli ʼ16................................................... Offensive Line Eli is in his 10th season on the coaching staff. As a player, he was an All-American selection at center. Collin Franz ʼ21..........................................Defensive Line Franz is in his fifth season on the coaching staff. He started all 12 games for the Johnnies in 2021.
Tommy Auger ʼ19 .............................................Tight Ends Auger is in his first season on staff after playing six years professionally on three different continents. He was an All-American in 2018 at tight end and was a member of the Johnnie baseball team. Alexi Johnson ʼ17 ................................................... Kickers Johnson is in his ninth season as a volunteer assistant. He was the Johnniesʼ kicker from 2013 to ʼ16, ending his career second in school history in career field goals (27) and career PATʼs (190). Jamie Leither................................................. Linebackers Leither is in his first season as a volunteer assistant. He was previously the head coach at Kimball High School and was named Central Minnesota Conference Coach of the Year in 2007.
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0 DOM BAEZ 1 TREY FEENEY 2 MASYN PATRICK 3 SEDRIC MELVIN JR. 4 RILEY SCHWELLENBACH 4 KYLE TRACY 5 ELIJAH BROWN 6 THOMAS JACOBS 7 ROCCO HOWES 8 COREY BOHMERT 9 JOHNNY LAUGERMAN 10 CARTER HIRT 10 SAM NOLAN 11 ROBERT DONALD 12 REECE DAWSON 13 GRIFFIN MAUER 14 SAVION SEVERSON 15 QUINTON MENDOZA 16 NATHAN RAMLER 17 GRIFFIN MURRAY 18 TANNER DAVIS 19 CADE BERG 20 JUSTIN MEKAR 21 DYLAN KIRCHNER 22 OWEN HARSTAD 23 THOMAS HINRICHS 24 WYATT MCCABE 25 CARTER THERKILSEN 26 CADEN CHAPMAN 27 LOGHAN GUSTAD 28 ANDREW FLATEN 28 CARTER PORTER 29 MILES BUNGUM 30 HENRY SIEVERS 31 KAYIN LIDDIE 32 EMMETT ANDERSON 33 JA’KHI HOLLIE 34 TYLER HOHEISEL 35 JACK WOJCIAK 36 CALEB MELSER 37 ADAM CORNELIUSSEN 38 NICK BUBOLTZ 39 COLE MUELLER 40 BRADY QUINLIVAN 41 ZAQUAOS WILLIAMS 42 ANDREW TAVALE 43 MAVERICK HARPER 45 ISAAC HUNTER
FR. RB 5-8 185 SR. QB 6-3 205 FR. WR 6-0 175 SO. RB 5-8 200 SR. WR 5-9 160 FR. QB 5-11 185 FR. WR 5-11 175 SR. WR 5-10 175 SO. TE 6-4 225 SR. RB 5-10 185 FR. WR 5-8 170 FR. QB 6-0 205 SR. WR 6-0 190 FR. WR 6-3 190 JR. QB 6-3 215 FR. QB 6-0 175 FR. WR 5-10 160 SO. QB 6-1 195 FR. QB 6-6 225 SO. WR 6-0 185 SO. TE 6-2 230 SR. WR 6-5 205 FR. WR 6-2 195 SR. RB 6-0 205 FR. WR 6-2 175 FR. WR 6-3 175 JR. RB 5-10 190 FR. RB 5-9 195 JR. RB 5-10 200 FR. WR 5-10 165 JR. RB 5-9 195 SO. WR 6-0 190 FR. WR 5-10 180 SO. K/P 5-9 160 FR. RB 5-10 160 FR. RB 5-10 195 FR. RB 5-10 185 SR. RB 5-11 190 SO. WR 5-11 175 FR. RB 5-8 190 FR. WR 5-9 155 SO. P 6-1 220 FR. RB 5-9 190 FR. RB 5-8 160 FR. RB 6-1 190 SO. RB 5-11 215 JR. RB 5-11 205 SO. RB 5-8 200
ROSEMOUNT, MN/ST. THOMAS ACADEMY MOORHEAD, MN/MOORHEAD RICE, MN/HOLDINGFORD HOMESTEAD, FL/SOUTH DADE WOODBURY, MN/EAST RIDGE CORALVILLE, IA/REGINA TOMAH, WI/TOMAH LAKELAND, MN/STILLWATER AREA WHEAT RIDGE, CO/HOLY FAMILY MAHTOMEDI, MN/MAHTOMEDI ST. PAUL, MN/TWO RIVERS PARK RAPIDS, MN/PARK RAPIDS LAKEVILLE, MN/NORTH LAUDERDALE LAKES, FL/BLANCHE ELI ROGERS, MN/ROGERS ORONO, MN/ORONO ROSEMOUNT, MN/ROSEMOUNT WHITTIER, CA/DIAMOND BAR VICTORIA, MN/CHANHASSEN JORDAN, MN/HOLY FAMILY MINNETRISTA, MN/HOLY FAMILY PLYMOUTH, MN/ARMSTRONG PHOENIX, AZ/GREENWAY ANDOVER, MN/ANDOVER ORONOCO, MN/PINE ISLAND ALEXANDRIA, MN/ALEXANDRIA MAYER, MN/WATERTOWN-MAYER SANBORN, MN/RED ROCK CENTRAL MILFORD, IA/OKOBOJI CHANHASSEN, MN/CHANHASSEN ALEXANDRIA, MN/ALEXANDRIA SAN BERNARDINO, CA/PACIFIC KASSON, MN/KASSON-MANTORVILLE MAPLE GROVE, MN/MAPLE GROVE MIAMI, FL/ST. THOMAS AQUINAS MINNEAPOLIS, MN/HOLY ANGELS APPLE VALLEY, MN/ROSEMOUNT MONTICELLO, MN/MONTICELLO NEW BRIGHTON, MN/IRONDALE HUGO, MN/CENTENNIAL WASILLA, AK/WASILLA DETROIT LAKES, MN/DETROIT LAKES MONTICELLO, MN/MONTICELLO ELKHORN, NE/MOUNT MICHAEL BEN. LACEY, WA/FIFE ST. JOSEPH, MN/SARTELL-ST. STEPHEN LINO LAKES, MN/CENTENNIAL STILLWATER, MN/STILLWATER AREA
# NAME
YR. POS. HT. WT.
HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL
46 NORMAN NELSON 47 JACKSON BRAXTON 49 ISAAC AXNESS 51 BARRETT VAN DEUN 52 GARRET LEENSTRA 54 SAM LLOYD 55 BILLY SALEH 56 RILEY PETERS 57 HENRY SMENTEK 58 ISAAK NOWAK 59 SULLY WEIBEL 60 BRICE MESSER 63 JADON GAVIN 64 GAVIN BACKMAN 64 NATHANAEL FERRER 65 HUNTER NETHING 66 BIRK ZELENY 67 GENO BIETER 68 JOEY NELSON 69 HENRY ANDERSON 70 AIDEN DE OLIVEIRA 71 THOMAS GRAVES 72 JACOB LOPAU 73 BRADY STRUBLE 75 JOSH QUIRK 76 WES MCLEAN 77 MIKEY OFTEDAHL 78 MICHAEL BOUGIE 79 LAKLEN VOGEL 80 KEEGAN KNUTSON 80 HUGO LOHMANN 81 MICHAEL BECKIUS 82 RYAN WARFORD 83 ANDREW SCHAFFER 84 E.J. HOSTY 84 JOE SEVENICH 85 LOGAN JOHNSON 86 NOLAN SCHNEIDER 87 WILLIAM NASH 88 KAISEN JOHNSON 88 CHARLIE PLUM
FR. TE 6-3 220 DULUTH, MN/EAST SO. WR 6-0 210 SHAKOPEE, MN/SHAKOPEE FR. TE 6-2 220 BROOKLYN PARK, MN/CHAMPLIN PARK SR. OL 6-2 290 OMAHA, NE/MILLARD WEST FR. OL 6-1 250 NEW LONDON, MN/NEW LONDON-SPICER FR. OL 6-5 260 EAGAN, MN/ROSEMOUNT SO. OL 6-3 305 CORAL GABLES, FL/LASALLE SO. OL 6-2 290 PEQUOT LAKES, MN/PEQUOT LAKES FR. OL 6-7 325 MANKATO, MN/WEST SR. OL 6-4 285 ANDOVER, MN/ANDOVER SO. OL 6-0 285 CAMBRIDGE, MN/CAMBRIDGE-ISANTI FR. OL 6-2 275 NEW LONDON, MN/PAYNESVILLE AREA FR. OL 6-0 260 SHOREVIEW, MN/MOUNDS VIEW FR. LS 6-1 200 HOFFMAN, MN/WEST CENTRAL AREA FR. OL 6-2 245 NAPLES, FL/GOLDEN GATE JR. OL 6-3 300 ELK RIVER, MN/ELK RIVER FR. OL 6-2 265 WEST ST. PAUL, MN/ST. THOMAS ACAD. SO. OL 6-5 300 ST. PAUL, MN/CRETIN-DERHAM HALL JR. OL 6-5 280 CHANHASSEN, MN/CHANHASSEN JR. OL 6-2 295 EDEN PRAIRIE, MN/EDEN PRAIRIE SO. OL 6-3 290 MIAMI, FL/BELEN JESUIT JR. OL 6-3 290 ST. PAUL, MN/CRETIN-DERHAM HALL JR. OL 6-7 305 ST. JOSEPH, MN/ROCORI FR. OL 6-5 315 LAKEVILLE, MN/ROSEMOUNT JR. OL 6-1 270 MINNEAPOLIS, MN/EDINA FR. OL 6-4 290 LONG LAKE, MN/ORONO JR. OL 6-2 305 MINNETRISTA, MN/MOUND-WESTONKA SR. OL 6-5 310 SOUTH ST. PAUL, MN/CRETIN-DERHAM HALL SO. OL 6-3 295 COLD SPRING, MN/ROCORI SO. WR 5-10 170 RED WING, MN/RED WING SO. TE 6-2 225 EXCELSIOR, MN/CHANHASSEN JR. WR 6-1 190 NEW PRAGUE, MN/NEW PRAGUE SR. WR 6-0 190 WOODBURY, MN/CRETIN-DERHAM HALL SR. WR 6-1 195 CHASKA, MN/CHASKA SR. TE 6-7 220 CHICAGO, IL/FENWICK FR. WR 5-11 150 ST. PAUL, MN/MAHTOMEDI SO. WR 6-0 185 ST. PAUL, MN/MOUNDS VIEW FR. WR 5-10 170 BROOKLYN PARK, MN/PROVIDENCE ACAD. SO. WR 6-1 160 ST. PAUL, MN/ST. THOMAS ACADEMY FR. WR 5-9 160 CHATFIELD, MN/CHATFIELD SR. TE 6-4 240 INVER GROVE HTS., MN/CRETIN-DERHAM HALL
89 ANDREW HARREN 90 MATT HANSEN 91 LUKE BRANDT 92 ANDREW FAUST 93 GAVIN ANDERSON 94 TATE EISENBARTH
SR. TE 6-5 230 SR. K/P 5-11 165 FR. K/P 6-5 210 FR. WR 6-5 195 FR. P 5-11 180 FR. K/P 6-0 195
RICE, MN/SAUK RAPIDS-RICE LONGMONT, CO/NIWOT MINNEAPOLIS, MN/TOTINO-GRACE ST. PAUL, MN/DELASALLE CHANHASSEN, MN/CHANHASSEN DEEPHAVEN, MN/MINNETONKA
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defense # NAME
YR. POS. HT. WT.
0 MARK ROGALSKI 1 ISAIAH KELLY 2 NOLAN DUMONCEAUX 3 LOGAN SUGGS 4 WILL PEROUTKA 5 LANDON DANNER 6 SAM WAGNER 7 TALAN BOND 7 VINCENT PYNE 8 RYAN BOIKE 8 PEYTON GOETTLICHER 9 WESTIN HOYT 10 WILL QUICK 11 TEDDY WACKMAN 11 YUOT YUOT 12 SEAN ASANGWE 13 A.J. FIDER 14 SAM SUMMER 15 CHARLIE KING 15 CONNOR SCHMUDE 16 CADEN RENSLOW 17 IGNACIO CISNEROS 18 WILL SEYMOUR 19 NICHOLAS KEENAN 20 HUDSON POOLE 21 BEAUX THYEN 22 ANDREW LIPKE 23 AIDEN MCMAHON 23 BRECK NEUBAUER 24 ANTHONY CARLSON 25 BRODIE BARRETT 25 LIAM MCCARTHY 26 MATTHEW BRENNAN 27 MUSA SANOE 28 JOHN KARKULA 29 KADEN PRONGA 30 DARBY BOELTER 31 JACOB HANSEN 32 AARON BAISLEY 32 BRAYLEN SCHARMER 33 CONNER ZUNDEL 34 ROBBY PERHAM 35 TYLER SMITH 36 CODY KRONBERG 37 TRAVON CRAPPS 38 ASHTON ARNES 38 SPENCER SOMMERFELD 39 JACKSON KOENIG 40 JOE GILLIS
JR. DB FR. DB JR. LB JR. DB JR. DB JR. DL FR. DB FR. DL SR. DB FR. LB JR. LB JR. DB SO. DB SO. DB FR. LB FR. DB SO. DB FR. DB JR. DL FR. DB SR. DB FR. DB JR. DB FR. DB JR. DB FR. LB JR. LB SR. LB FR. DB FR. DB FR. DB FR. LB FR. DB FR. DB SO. LB SO. DB JR. DB FR. LB SO. LB FR. DB FR. DB FR. LB SO. DB FR. DB FR. DB FR. DB FR. LB FR. LB SO. LB
6-0 205 6-0 180 6-1 210 5-10 190 5-11 175 6-2 235 6-2 195 6-2 220 6-0 185 6-2 200 5-11 195 6-1 205 5-10 180 6-2 195 6-6 210 6-2 185 5-10 180 6-1 170 6-6 270 6-0 175 6-1 195 6-0 175 6-1 180 6-0 170 5-10 165 5-9 185 6-3 235 6-1 220 5-10 175 6-2 195 5-9 175 6-0 210 6-1 180 5-9 155 6-2 215 6-0 180 5-10 185 5-10 215 6-1 220 6-0 185 5-10 170 6-2 220 6-1 195 6-0 180 6-1 180 5-10 170 5-9 200 5-8 205 6-2 220
HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL
EDEN PRAIRIE, MN/ST. THOMAS ACAD. EDEN PRAIRIE, MN/EDEN PRAIRIE FOREST LAKE, MN/FOREST LAKE MINNEAPOLIS, MN/TOTINO-GRACE ROSEMOUNT, MN/ROSEMOUNT ROSEMOUNT, MN/ROSEMOUNT LE SUEUR, MN/LE SUEUR-HENDERSON PINE ISLAND, MN/PINE ISLAND ROSEMOUNT, MN/ROSEMOUNT NEW PRAGUE, MN/NEW PRAGUE MANKATO, MN/WEST FOREST LAKE, MN/FOREST LAKE HAM LAKE, MN/CENTENNIAL MINNEAPOLIS, MN/SPRING LAKE PARK MOORHEAD, MN/MOORHEAD OTSEGO, MN/ROCKFORD EXCELSIOR, MN/MINNETONKA VICTORIA, MN/CHASKA FARIBAULT, MN/BETHLEHEM ACADEMY ALTOONA, WI/ALTOONA INVER GROVE HEIGHTS, MN/SIMLEY GOLDEN VALLEY, MN/HOPKINS NEW PRAGUE, MN/NEW PRAGUE DAYTON, MN/CHAMPLIN PARK EXCELSIOR, MN/MINNETONKA MAPLE GROVE, MN/MAPLE GROVE STEWART, MN/HUTCHINSON MAPLE GROVE, MN/MAPLE GROVE CHANHASSEN, MN/HOLY FAMILY DULUTH, MN/EAST BELLE PLAINE, MN/JORDAN SPRING, TX/ST. THOMAS WOODBURY, MN/EAST RIDGE BROOKLYN CENTER, MN/CHAMPLIN PARK LAKE ELMO, MN/STILLWATER AREA CHANHASSEN, MN/CHANHASSEN CROSSLAKE, MN/PEQUOT LAKES BROOKLYN PARK, MN/PARK CENTER COLD SPRING, MN/ROCORI GLENWOOD, MN/MINNEWASKA AREA WASILLA, AK/WASILLA BOCA RATON, FL/CARDINAL GIBBONS CARVER, MN/CHANHASSEN ST. PAUL, MN/ST. THOMAS ACADEMY LAUDERDALE, FL/ST. THOMAS AQUINAS HASTINGS, MN/HASTINGS CHANHASSEN, MN/MINNETONKA SAVAGE, MN/PRIOR LAKE NEW ULM, MN/CATHEDRAL
# NAME
YR. POS. HT. WT.
41 ELIJAH PRICE 42 BRADYN KOST 43 SAMSON ROTHWELL 43 REID VERBOUT 44 ANDREW MOLENAAR 45 GUS GREGG 46 BARRET BOARDMAN 46 JON CONDLIN 47 TREVOR LARSON 48 ANDREW MOST 49 JAYDEN NELSON 50 J.P. WEBER 51 HENRY BENDICKSON 52 TYLER PHILLIPS 53 NOLEN VOLNER 54 ZACK GREENGARD 55 CARTER GARLAND 56 AUSTIN WISDOM 57 ZACH KARDELL 59 PARKER BERNHOFT 60 LUIS MURILLO 62 HAIDEN HILSTROM 66 DAWSON LEINFELDER 70 DANE SLONIKER 71 JARON CALVERT 72 STEVE DAIKER 73 JACK MALOVRH 74 DAXUM HASTINGS 76 MARTIN DILWORTH 79 LANDON MCCANN 80 KABA KONATE 81 NOLAN BROWN 82 WYATT MACLEOD 83 SEAN SAINTIL 85 BRADEN SOTIS 86 BRADY KNIGHT 88 TIMMY LAWAL 89 MELVIN WALLACE 90 TIM JOHNSON 91 RYLAN TURQUEZA 92 CHANDLER OBERING 93 CHARLES SWALL 94 WILL SOUBA 95 RASHAD SMITH 97 GRADY MINNERATH 98 WILL DIANA 99 JAWAHN COCKFIELD
FR. DL SO. LB FR. LB FR. LB SR. LB FR. LB FR. LB FR. LB FR. LB SO. LB FR. LB SR. LB SR. LB SO. LB SO. LB FR. DL SO. DL JR. LB FR. LB FR. LB FR. LB FR. DL FR. DL FR. DL SO. DL SO. DL FR. DL FR. DL FR. DL FR. DL FR. LB FR. DL FR. DL FR. DL JR. DL FR. DL SO. DL SO. DL JR. DL JR. DL SR. DL SO. DL FR. LB FR. DL JR. DL JR. DL JR. DL
6-3 240 6-0 205 5-9 180 6-2 205 6-0 225 6-0 215 6-0 190 6-0 220 5-10 180 6-0 220 5-6 220 6-0 210 6-1 220 6-1 230 6-2 225 5-11 200 6-3 270 5-11 215 5-11 200 6-0 205 6-1 220 6-0 240 6-0 220 5-11 230 6-0 220 5-11 230 6-2 235 6-0 295 5-9 225 6-2 200 6-0 185 6-1 225 5-10 205 5-10 250 6-1 230 6-3 230 6-1 210 6-0 250 6-2 270 6-3 270 6-4 290 6-1 240 6-4 225 5-8 220 6-1 270 6-1 245 6-1 270
HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL
RIDGELAND, MS/RIDGELAND SAUK RAPIDS, MN/SAUK RAPIDS-RICE BRAINERD, MN/PEQUOT LAKES MAPLE GROVE, MN/MAPLE GROVE SHOREVIEW, MN/MOUNDS VIEW STILLWATER, MN/STILLWATER AREA HASTINGS, MN/HASTINGS NATICK, MA/WINCHENDON LAPORTE, MN/BEMIDJI WOODBURY, MN/ST. THOMAS ACADEMY SAN ANTONIO, TX/ANTONIAN PREP DUBUQUE, IA/WAHLERT ST. LOUIS PARK, MN/ST. LOUIS PARK ANDOVER, MN/ANDOVER HARRIS, MN/NORTH BRANCH ROGERS, MN/ROGERS WEST ST. PAUL, MN/TWO RIVERS SIMI VALLEY, CA/CRESPI CARMELITE CLEAR LAKE, MN/SAUK RAPIDS-RICE GRAND FORKS, ND/SACRED HEART LONG PRAIRIE, MN/LONG PRAIRIE-GE PRINCETON, MN/PRINCETON MOUND, MN/WESTONKA MURRIETA, CA/LINFIELD CHRISTIAN ELK RIVER, MN/ST. CLOUD CATHEDRAL ROGERS, MN/ROGERS SHAKOPEE, MN/ST. CROIX LUTHERAN BRAINERD, MN/BRAINERD CHICAGO, IL/CHRIST THE KING JESUIT EDEN VALLEY, MN/EDEN VALLEY-W MINNEAPOLIS, MN/BLAINE GILBERT, AZ/ST. MARY’S ALPINE, CA/GRANITE HILLS MIAMI, FL/MIRAMAR TEMECULA, CA/LINFIELD CHRISTIAN PHOENIX, AZ/GREENWAY ST. CLOUD, MN/CATHEDRAL LINO LAKES, MN/CENTENNIAL ELK RIVER, MN/ELK RIVER EWA BEACH, HI/RADFORD ORANGE, CA/VILLA PARK LOS ALTOS, CA/BELLARMINE PREP MINNEAPOLIS, MN/HOLY ANGELS SPRINGFIELD, MO/PARKVIEW PAYNESVILLE, MN/ROCORI EDEN PRAIRIE, MN/EDEN PRAIRIE ST. PAUL, MN/STILLWATER AREA
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gustavus adolphus golden gusties HEAD COACH: PETER HAUGEN # NAME
YR. POS. HT.
0 ZACH BOUTWELL 1 ANDREW BARTNES 1 LIAM FROMMELT 2 CODY BARTNES 2 JACOB GINSKEY 3 CAMRON VANG 4 KONNOR KELLY 4 KYLER KELVIE 5 BRADY LISTON 5 OWEN WATSON 6 NICK ANDERSON 6 RIGGS MAGNUSON 7 JEREMY OTTE 7 JAYLIN RAAB 8 DANE ROBACK 9 BRAYDEN STURM 9 TEAGHEN TOLBERS 10 CHRISTIAN RODRIGUEZ 11 AYDEN GONZALEZ 11 JOSEPH LONG 12 MATTHEW ISAKSON 12 JACK SIEBEN 13 CARSON FISKE 13 CADEN NEWELL 14 CALE MORTON 14 DYLAN SANDERS 15 QUINN CURRY 15 BLAKE FITCHER 16 DEZMOND NICHOLS 16 TEVIN STOKES 17 RONNIE BROWN 17 CHANCE SWANSSON 18 DYLAN BLOUNT 18 ETHAN SOTO 19 LINCOLN PRIES 19 MATT ROCKWELL 20 HUNTER LECUYER 20 TORRIN SMITH 21 ETHAN BARTELL 22 ALEX GROSS 22 TAYLAN WASHINGTON 23 WALKER HENNEN 23 TRISTAN JOHNSRUD 24 CULLEN O’ROURKE 24 CALEB RANDOLPH 25 BRECKEN KADERLIK 25 HURLEY VOLLERTSEN 26 SAMUEL ZEA 27 WILL WANOUS 28 JACK GRIFFIETH 30 CAL BIRKEY 31 LOGAN MURTHA 32 THOMAS KUNZE 33 DREW KRETLOW 34 CARSON BOIKE 36 CONNER MARTENS 37 OWEN BRENNER 38 CHRISTIAN WHITLEY
WT.
HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL
DB 5-11 195 SR. WAYZATA, MN/WAYZATA DB 6-3 190 SO. DETROIT LAKES, MN/DETROIT LAKES WR 5-11 180 JR. WOODBURY, MN/WOODBURY DB 6-0 175 JR. DETROIT LAKES, MN/DETROIT LAKES QB 6-2 202 JR. OWATONNA, MN/OWATONNA WR 5-8 155 SR. ST. PAUL, MN/CRETIN-DERHAM HALL DB 6-1 192 JR. RED WING, MN/RED WING QB 5-7 150 JR. BUFFALO, MN/BUFFALO DB 5-10 152 SO. BONNEY LAKE, WA/BONNEY LAKE TE 6-4 231 SR. MENDOTA HEIGHTS, MN/TWO RIVERS DB 6-1 175 SO. TOLEDO, OH/OTTAWA HILLS WR 5-10 195 SR. BREEZY POINT, MN/PEQUOT LAKES WR 5-9 157 SO. COON RAPIDS, MN/COON RAPIDS DB 5-10 184 JR. NEW RICHLAND, MN/NRHEG WR 6-2 182 JR. ROSEMOUNT, MN/ROSEMOUNT WR 6-1 200 SO. SPRINGFIELD, MN/SPRINGFIELD QB 6-1 208 FR. ALBERT LEA, MN/ALBERT LEA RB 5-9 180 SR. WASECA, MN/WASECA TE 6-1 226 SO. LAKEVILLE, MN/SOUTH QB 6-0 155 FR. FAIRMONT, MN/FAIRMONT QB 6-1 166 FR. WATERTOWN, MN/WATERTOWN-MAYER K 6-1 195 JR. HASTINGS, MN/HASTINGS DB 5-10 192 FR. EL PASO, TX/CANUTILLO QB 6-5 175 FR. EXCELSIOR, MN/SOUTHWEST CHRISTIAN WR 6-3 195 JR. SIOUX FALLS, SD/HARRISBURG DB 5-8 173 SO. ANCHORAGE, AK/WEST QB 6-2 193 FR. APPLE VALLEY, MN/EASTVIEW LB 6-2 244 SO. OWATONNA, MN/OWATONNA RB 5-10 194 SR. OWATONNA, MN/OWATONNA QB 6-1 200 FR. CHAPARRAL, CO/CHAPARRAL WR 5-11 160 SO. BROOKLYN CENTER, MN/PARK CENTER DB 5-8 145 SR. INVER GROVE HEIGHTS, MN/ROSEMOUNT QB 6-2 210 JR. ST. CLAIR, MN/ST. CLAIR DB 5-11 188 FR. HELOTES, TX/O’CONNOR TE 6-2 205 FR. SAINT PAUL, MN/APPLE VALLEY DB 6-0 203 SR. FRIDLEY, MN/COLUMBIA HEIGHTS RB 5-7 192 SO. NEW PRAGUE, MN/NEW PRAGUE DL 6-1 235 JR. OWATONNA, MN/OWATONNA LB 6-2 221 SR. MANKATO, MN/WEST RB 5-9 195 JR. LAKE ELMO, MN/HILL-MURRAY DB 5-10 162 FR. BROOKLYN PARK, MN/MINNEHAHA ACADEMY RB 6-0 193 JR. ALEXANDRIA, MN/ALEXANDRIA DB 6-0 175 FR. WATERTOWN, MN/WATERTOWN-MAYER DB 5-11 187 SO. BROOKLYN CENTER, MN/PARK CENTER RB 5-8 202 FR. PARKER, CO/VALOR CHRISTIAN TE 6-2 205 FR. FARIBAULT, MN/BETHLEHEM ACADEMY LB 6-3 195 JR. THE WOODLANDS, TX/COLLEGE PARK LB 6-1 200 JR. ANKENY, IA/ANKENY DL 6-3 220 SR. SILVER LAKE, MN/GLENCOE-SILVER LAKE RB 5-11 188 JR. BUFFALO, MN/BUFFALO RB 5-9 183 SR. ALGONA, IA/BISHOP GARRIGAN TE - FR. HUDSON, WI/HUDSON DB 6-0 184 FR. FARIBAULT, MN/BETHLEHEM ACADEMY LB 5-11 225 SR. OWATONNA, MN/OWATONNA LB 6-1 227 JR. MONTEVIDEO, MN/MONTEVIDEO DB 6-1 171 JR. NICOLLET, MN/NICOLLET DB 6-1 196 JR. CLOQUET, MN/CLOQUET DB 6-0 137 SR. SPRING, TX/LEGACY SCHOOL
# NAME
YR. POS. HT.
39 ACE SELCHOW LB 6-0 200 FR. 40 BRETT DEROO LB 6-2 201 SO. 41 JOSIAH ALEXANDER TE 6-2 230 FR. 42 JAKE WRITTEN LB 6-2 205 FR. 43 WYATT ROSTAD DB 6-0 175 FR. 44 JOSEPH CONNOR LB 5-11 190 FR. 45 BRODY LERFALD DL 6-1 243 SR. 46 CONNOR HALVORSON DB 5-11 166 FR. 47 SAWYER LINDEMAN LB 6-0 209 SO. 48 JOHN BOELKE LB 6-2 197 FR. 49 LANDON OLSON LB 5-10 213 SO. 51 HUNTER BOCKOVEN DL 5-11 241 SR. 53 RYAN AKERSON OL 6-4 229 FR. 54 CONNOR HANK DL 6-2 294 SO. 54 SAMUEL HOY LB 5-9 194 FR. 55 SINCERE LEE DL 6-3 234 FR. 55 ZACH STAHL OL 6-7 346 SO. 57 PAYTIN JOHNSON LB 6-2 180 FR. 58 LOWELL GROSSLEIN OL 6-2 250 JR. 59 VINCENT BERDAHL OL 5-10 205 FR. 60 DAVID DRAHEIM DL 6-2 231 FR. 63 CARSON SCHOLL OL 6-0 275 FR. 64 JACK MENEGUZZO OL 6-1 265 SO. 65 TYLER FREY OL 6-3 272 JR. 66 LUCAS KAHLOW OL 6-6 325 FR. 68 BLAKE VAN PATTEN OL 6-2 265 SO. 69 CHARLIE GILMAN OL 6-0 333 SO. 70 NATE LOCKERBY OL 6-6 256 FR. 71 TYSEN WALRACK OL 6-4 280 SO. 72 MILES SMITH DL 5-11 275 FR. 73 MAKALE GLOVER OL 6-1 314 SO. 74 LUKE HAGEN OL 6-5 278 SR. 75 ABDULLAHI NUR OL 6-0 261 SO. 76 OLIVER NICHOLAS DL 6-1 232 FR. 77 OSCAR MARTINEZ OL 6-0 246 JR. 78 SAM NALTY OL 5-10 269 JR. 79 BRODY JOHNSON OL 6-4 331 SO. 80 KOBI JONES WR 6-2 175 FR. 81 ISAAC FREDIN WR 5-10 181 FR. 82 CARTER WILL DL 6-3 256 SO. 83 MASON HELLAND WR 5-6 140 FR. 84 PIERCE MALAYIL WR 5-8 158 FR. 85 SIMON MORGAN WR 6-3 201 SR. 86 BEN O’NEIL WR 5-10 166 FR. 87 JORDAN WOLD TE 6-2 236 SR. 88 NOLAN NASE TE 6-4 210 SO. 89 JACK BRANDL WR 5-10 177 FR. 90 CALEB AFLAKPI DL 6-5 256 SR. 91 HANS ANDERSON DL 6-3 263 SO. 92 SEBASTIAN ELLIS ALTORO K/P 6-1 145 FR. 93 NOAH GARZA K 5-6 170 SO. 94 SOREN GUNSAULLUS K 5-10 150 SO. 95 DALEN SMITH DL 6-1 270 JR. 96 TERYNCE WHEELER K 6-2 180 FR. 97 CHARLES GOODLAND DL 6-2 243 JR. 98 BENJAMIN NEUMANN DL 6-1 218 FR. 99 MAX OLSON DL 6-3 260 SR.
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HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL
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SJU football community asked to help family in need Makayla Mooney, wife of former Saint John’s football player Andrew Mooney, is a beloved daycare provider and local Saint Joseph resident who is just 27 years old and facing an unimaginable fight. Makayla recently suffered a sudden brain bleed and stroke. Even more heartbreaking, she is four months pregnant with the couple’s first child. A GoFundMe has been created to support Makayla and Andrew during this incredibly difficult time. If you’re able, please consider donating or sharing their fundraiser, which will help Makayla and Andrew cover mounting medical bills,
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All-American Profile Baptism by fire helped make Redepenning a dominant force on Johnnie offensive line For Jesse Redepenning, the road to becoming a two-time AllAmerican started when the offensive tackle from Lac qui Parle Valley High School arrived at Saint John’s as a freshman in the fall of 1993. Almost immediately, he found himself across the line of scrimmage from standout defensive lineman Jim Wagner, who went on to be named that season’s MIAC lineman of the year.
“I was pretty quiet as a sophomore, but by my junior and senior seasons, I think I was the worst trash talker on the team,” he recalled with a laugh. “I probably talked too much. “I just got more confident in myself. I started to realize I was talented enough to be a pretty good player at this level.” A math major at SJU, Redepenning spent a bit of time in the Twin Cities after graduation. But he soon realized life in the metro was not for him. So he returned home to
Western Minnesota where he has remained ever since. He’s now a business banker for Minnwest Bank handling farm loans. “I knew I wanted to get into the banking world,” he said. “It took me awhile to work my way up, but I got here. “I really enjoy being in this area. It’s home for me.“
“It was like the second day of practice and they brought me up from the freshman team thinking I might have a chance against him,” Redepenning said. “The very first play, I went flying about 8 to 10 feet backward. It was a pretty good wakeup call when it came to learning what the competition was going to be like there. But Redepenning, who entered fall camp that year weighing 210 pounds, kept at it. By Christmas, a steady regimen of lifting weights had him up to 265. And as a sophomore the following year, he earned a spot in the starting lineup on a team that advanced to the NCAA Division III national semifinals. Even if there were still a few bumpy moments along the way. “I think I jumped offside at least once in seven straight games my sophomore season,” he said. “(Head coach) John (Gagliardi) would get so mad at me. Then he started to realize we scored a touchdown on every single one of those drives. “So at least the penalties didn’t seem to hurt.“ Redepenning only grew more dominant from there, earning All-MIAC and AllAmerican honors as a junior and senior in 1995 and ’96. By his own admission, he also got a little (well … a lot) more vocal.
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Support the Next Generation of Johnnies on Give SJU Day Owen Skram answers eloquently when the senior is asked what he likes best about being part of the Saint John’s community. “Being a Johnnie means someone will always have your back,” he said. “Someone is always looking out for you. It really is a second family. There’s so many people in your corner who want you to succeed.” Never is that illustrated better than on Give SJU Day, the annual 24-hour drive that serves as the hallmark fundraising event for Student Fund scholarships. That fund provides direct financial support to Saint John’s students – 98 percent of whom receive some form of scholarships or financial aid to help make their SJU experience possible. This year’s event is scheduled for Nov. 18. Last year, a total of $1,098,808 was raised, marking the second-straight year the $1 million threshold was crossed.
“It’s really a day when the Johnnie community comes together to support our students,” said Charlie Raasch ’18, the interim director of annual giving at SJU. “Alumni, parents, friends, employees. Anyone who cares about Saint John’s has an opportunity to be part of it. “And the best thing is every gift – no matter what the size – goes directly toward providing scholarships for the next generation of Johnnies.”
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An autumnal playground, the natural bowl in which Clemens Stadium sits has been home to Saint Johnʼs University football for 118 years. Ringed by the gorgeous fall colors of the surrounding Central Minnesota woods, the field has long become a destination spot, a status only solidified when Sports Illustrated named it one of college footballʼs top 10 “Dream Destinations” in 1999. Those vivid surroundings, coupled with the programʼs rich history of success, has consistently translated into large crowds. SJU has finished among the
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national leaders in per-game attendance in NCAA Division Ill in each of the last 21 seasons – including crowds of 10,000 or more 26 times since 2001. That included a facility-record 17,327 for a matchup against St. Thomas on Sept. 26, 2015 – a day in which ESPNʼs “Sports Center on the Road” program was broadcast live from the stadium.
Across the road, meanwhile, sits Gagliardi Field, named after legendary former head coach John Gagliardi, the winningest coach in college football history. The facility was made possible by gifts from more than 50 individual donors, many of whom were former players. The artificial turf field has markings for a full-length football field, lacrosse, rugby, soccer, two cross-court soccer fields, baseball and softball, along with three batting cages when the Skalicky Dome goes up from October to April each academic year.
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Hansen, Obering came a long way to make their marks at SJU For Matt Hansen, it was a
decision made easier by family connections in Central Minnesota. For Chandler Obering, it meant setting a course for an area with which he was unfamiliar. But both seniors say a desire to experience new surroundings drew them to the football program at Saint John’s. “I was definitely looking to go out of state,” said Hansen, a graduate of Niwot (Colorado) High School who has handled the kicking and punting duties for the Johnnies the past two seasons. “I wanted to branch out and explore new parts of the country. I’d say the biggest draw at Saint
John’s was the athletic flexibility. I had the ability to try both football and soccer at first, then later to add track and field.”
Hansen’s mother, Sarah (Omann) Roberts, is a Sartell High School graduate who ran cross country and track and field at CSB. Most of her family still resides in the area, providing Hansen with a much-appreciated network of support. “It’s definitely been easier having family nearby,” said Hansen, whose 77 extra points as a junior was a single-season program record and who currently ranks seventh on the school’s career list. “I got injured last spring and I had to go to St. Cloud Orthopedic two times a week. My grandpa was there with a ride every single time. He always hosts a meal at his house after home games. So family members who are coming from out of state to see me play have a place to go.” Obering, meanwhile, also wanted a change of pace. The 6-foot-4, 295-pound defensive lineman out of Villa Park (California) High School looked at both Saint John’s and Linfield (Oregon) during the recruiting process before deciding to enroll in Collegeville in the fall of 2022. “I wanted to do something
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different,” said Obering, who is back for a fifth season on a medical redshirt and is in his second season as a starter on the defensive line. “I didn’t want to do the same thing with all of the same guys. “I came out here for a visit and saw snow for the first time. I just fell in love with the atmosphere. I knew it was the right fit for me.” Hansen and Obering are not alone. The two are part of a group of 35 players on this season’s roster who come from locales other than the five-state (Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, North and South Dakota) area. In addition to Colorado and California, they represent Illinois, Missouri, Nebraska, Florida, Arizona, Texas, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Washington, Alaska and Hawaii. “Our bread and butter is always going to be Central Minnesota and the Twin Cities when it comes to recruiting,” Johnnies coach Gary Fasching said. “That’s where the majority of our players come from. But we love getting out-of-state kids here too. They add a lot to our program. We’ve had a pretty big group of guys who’ve helped us a lot in that group over the past decade or so. “The key is building a culture where everybody feels welcome. And for that, I have to credit our Minnesota players. They make sure they reach out to the guys from further away. When holidays come up, and those guys can’t get home because we’re still practicing, they make sure they take them into their own families.
it without the people here. I call them a second family. My teammates, Coach Dumo (Damien Dumonceaux), the friends I made. That camaraderie made me stay.” Hansen too cited a sense of community as one of the things he loves best about SJU. “There are so many opportunities to get involved and get to know people,” he said. “I’d tell someone coming here from out of state not to be afraid of branching out. Go to school events. Join groups. Everyone here is really welcoming. “And if you’re on an athletic team, you have an automatic friend group right there. Four of my five roommates now play football and the fifth one did in the past. This team is like a built-in family.”
Hansen is spending this semester as a product owner intern at Trinity Logistics helping develop a project he himself pitched to the CTO during an internship there this past summer. He works virtually for the company’s headquarters, which is located in Delaware. Obering, meanwhile, will graduate in December and plans to get his master’s degree at Loras (Iowa) while also helping out as a strength-and-conditioning coach under head football coach Brandon Novak ’01, the former defensive coordinator at SJU. “Coming here turned out to be the best decision I ever made,” said Obering, whose father, Mike, liked Minnesota enough to move here and now resides near Duluth. “My time at Saint John’s has been amazing.”
They go out of their way to make sure those guys don’t feel too homesick.” That’s certainly been the case for Obering, who said his coaches and teammates have been there for him throughout his time on campus. That support came in handy when he suffered a season-ending injury during the preseason his freshman year. “That was hard because I’d just gotten to campus and I didn’t have anyone out here I knew,” he said. “But I’m not a quitter, and even though it seemed scary, I was determined to stick it out. I’m the first one in my family to go to college and I didn’t want to let a setback like that make me give it up. “It ended up working out just fine and I’m glad I stuck it out. But I couldn’t have done
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Today’s Probable Starters VS. Saint John’s Offense
UPCOMING EVENTS BASKETBALL
Gustavus Adolphus Offense
4
RILEY SCHWELLENBACH
Sr.
WR
5-9
160
1
LIAM FROMMELT
Jr.
WR
5-11
180
6
THOMAS JACOBS
Sr.
WR
5-10
175
87
JORDAN WOLD
Sr.
TE
6-2
236
88
CHARLIE PLUM
Sr.
TE
6-4
240
65
TYLER FREY
Jr.
LT
6-3
272
78
MICHAEL BOUGIE
Sr.
LT
6-5
310
63
CARSON SCHOLL
Fr.
LG
6-0
275 265
71
THOMAS GRAVES
Jr.
LG
6-3
290
68
BLAKE VAN PATTEN
So.
C
6-2
51
BARRETT VAN DEUN
Sr.
C
6-2
290
74
LUKE HAGEN
Sr.
RG
6-5
278
72
JACOB LOPAU
Jr.
RG
6-7
305
71
TYSEN WALRACK
So.
RT
6-4
280
77
MIKEY OFTEDAHL
Jr.
RT
6-2
305
5
OWEN WATSON
Sr.
TE
6-4
231
10
SAM NOLAN
Sr.
WR
6-0
190
2
JACOB GINSKEY
Jr.
WR
6-2
202
1
TREY FEENEY
Sr.
QB
6-3
205
18
DYLAN BLOUNT
Jr.
QB
6-2
210
8
COREY BOHMERT
Sr.
RB
5-10
185
23
WALKER HENNEN
Jr.
RB
6-0
193
Saint John’s Defense
CROSS COUNTRY
OCT. 31 @ MIAC Championships NOV. 6 vs. Fall Finale NOV. 14 @ NCAA North Regional
FOOTBALL
Gustavus Adolphus Defense
5
LANDON DANNER
Jr.
DE
6-2
235
99
MAX OLSON
Sr.
DE
6-3
260
92
CHANDLER OBERING
Sr.
DT
6-4
285
90
CALEB AFLAKPI
Sr.
DT
6-5
256
97
GRADY MINNERATH
Jr.
DT
6-1
270
95
DALEN SMITH
Jr.
DT
6-1
270
15
CHARLIE KING
Jr.
DE
6-6
270
97
CHARLES GOODLAND
Jr.
DE
6-2
243
44
ANDREW MOLENAAR
Sr.
LB
6-0
225
26
SAMUEL ZEA
Jr.
LB
6-1
200
23
AIDEN MCMAHON
Sr.
LB
6-1
220
33
DREW KRETLOW
Sr.
LB
5-11
225
8
PEYTON GOETTLICHER
Jr.
LB
5-11
190
34
CARSON BOIKE
Jr.
LB
6-1
227
7
VINCENT PYNE
Sr.
CB
6-0
185
1
ANDREW BARTNES
So.
CB
6-3
190
0
MARK ROGALSKI
Jr.
S
6-0
205
6
NICK ANDERSON
So.
S
6-1
175
4
WILL PEROUTKA
Jr.
S
5-11
175
17
CHANCE SWANSSON
Sr.
S
5-8
145
9
WESTIN HOYT
Jr.
CB
6-1
200
2
CODY BARTNES
Jr.
CB
6-0
175
Saint John’s Specialists
NOV. 6 vs. UW-La Crosse @ UW-Superior NOV. 7 @ UW-Superior NOV. 14 @ Hartford (Conn.) NOV. 15 @ Western Connecticut St.
NOV. 7 @ St. Scholastica NOV. 14 vs. St. Olaf @ TCO Stadium
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OCT. 31 vs. Marian, Wis. NOV. 6 vs. UW-Superior NOV. 7 @ UW-Eau Claire NOV. 12 vs. UW-Stout NOV. 14 @ UW-River Falls
SOCCER
Gustavus Adolphus Specialists
90
MATT HANSEN
Sr.
K/P
5-11
165
12
JACK SIEBEN
Jr.
K/P
6-1
195
2
NOLAN DUMONCEAUX
Jr.
LS
6-1
210
5
OWEN WATSON
Sr.
LS
6-4
231
38
NICK BUBOLTZ
So.
H
6-1
220
1
LIAM FROMMELT
Jr.
H
5-11
180
17
GRIFFIN MURRAY
So.
KR
6-0
185
17
CHANCE SWANSSON
Sr.
KR/PR
5-8
145
17
GRIFFIN MURRAY
So.
PR
6-0
185
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SWIMMING & DIVING
OCT. 31 vs. St. Olaf @ St. Kate’s NOV. 6 @ Hamline
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