THIS WEEK
The University of Mary hosts Northern State University on Saturday, September 27, in the Marauders Tackle Childhood Cancer and Alumni Football Game. The Northern Sun North Division game between the Marauders and the Wolves is set for 2 pm at the MDU Resources Community Bowl in Bismarck, ND.  
 
FOLLOW LIVE

• All Marauders home games and home and away Northern Sun games are streamed live online at www.nsicnetwork.com/goumary and at www.GoUMary.com/coverage 
• Live stats and webcast links for Marauders football are available online at www.GoUMary.com/coverage

 
ALUMNI FOOTBALL DAY SPONSORED BY FARSTAD OIL
Marauders football alumni will be honored at UMary game against Northern State on Saturday, September 27. Farstad Oil is the Alumni Day game sponsor. Former Marauders football players are invited back for the game and can pick up complimentary tickets for themselves and their families at the UMary Alumni Tent in the tailgating area.  
 
TACKLE CHILDHOOD CANCER GAME SET FOR SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
The Marauders and Brave the Shave are combining forces for Saturday's Tackle Childhood Cancer game. Come out to the game and tailgate with the Brave the Shave crew starting at 12 noon and learn how the organization has helped over 200 families in our community. Fans can enter a raffle for two golden footballs signed by the Marauders football team. During the game fans can help support Brave the Shave during a Miricle Minute fundraiser between the first and second quarters.
 
THE RECORDS
The Marauders are 2-2 overall and 1-2 in Northern Sun play and 0-0 in the NSIC North Division… The Wolves are 2-1 overall and in the NSIC and 0-0 in the NSIC North.
 
LAST WEEK
UMary went on the road and earned its first NSIC win of the season in a 40-9 victory over Southwest Minnesota State University… Northern State defeated visiting Concordia-St. Paul 31-10.
 
MARAUDERS-WOLVES HISTORY LESSON

• This is the 18th meeting between the Marauders and the Wolves
• Northern State leads the series 9-8
• The two teams last met in 2023 with NSU claiming a 41-10 win to move ahead in the series
• The Marauders had claimed wins the two previous seasons with a 27-26 overtime win at home in 2022 and a 49-42 victory at NSU in 2021
• UMary won the first 5 games in the series, including the first two contests that were played in the HHH Metrodome
• The Marauders broke the Wolves 6-game win streak in October 2021 in Aberdeen with a 49-42 UMary win. Logan Nelson threw for 456 yards and a school record-tying 6 TDs. And for what is believed the first time in school history the Marauders had three players with 100+ yards receiving - Danny Kittner, Luke Little and Jaden Andresen.
• In 2022, UMary came back from a 14-0 deficit as Jesse Forkell threw for 264 yards and three TDs in his first collegiate start. Two of the touchdowns were caught by Collin Gapen. Gapen's 1^st TD tied the game in the 4^th quarter. In OT, trailing 26-20 and facing a 2^nd and 6 from the NSU 21, Forknell split out wide left. All-American WR Danny Kittner carried on an end around before flipping the ball to Forknell. The sophomore QB lofted a perfect pass in the back right corner of the end zone to pull even. With a win in sight, a perfect snap by Josh Zakavec to the holder Kittner was followed by a flawless kick through the uprights by Kevin Powell, setting off a wild celebration for the Marauders.
• Both Nelson and Forknell were named NSIC Offensive Players of the Week for their exploits in the win
• Memorable Marauders performances against the Wolves: Blair Sandy (2007) passed for 418 yards and 4 TDs in a 37-13 win… Jamal Lomax (2008) had a walk off 13 yard TD run in 34-31 overtime win… Jamal Lomax (2009) ran for 248 yards rushing in 20-16 win… Tyler Steffen (2010) caught  10 passes for 222 and 1 TD and Jamax Lomax ran for 3 TD in 48-3 win… Luke Little (2018) had 8 catches for 162 yards and 2 TDs in a 28-23 loss.
• UMary is 3-4 at home, 3-5 at Aberdeen and 2-0 in neutral site games vs. NSU

 
GAME 4 REWIND | UMary 40 Southwest Minnesota State 40
Impressive efforts in all three phases of the game lifted UMary to a 40-9 road win over SMSU. The Marauders scored 26 points in the second half to break open a 14-9 game at half. Six different Marauders scored TDs in the game.

• Down 7-0 after the first quarter, Andrew Trandahl scored on a 1 yard run and Karsyn Jablonski caught a 36 yard TD pass from Hudsen Sheldon for a 14-7 lead
• UMary scored three touchdowns in the third quarter to take a commanding 34-9 lead. Sheldon threw two TD passes – 28 yards to BJ Phillips and 38 yards to Damani Wilks – and Jaxon Feller returned a punt 43 yards for a score.
• Ethan Heinrich caught a 16 yard TD pass from Sheldon in the 4^th quarter to close out the scoring
• Two of three UMary TDs were set up by Marauders interceptions: a Mason Phillips pick led to the Phillips TD and an Abram Jopp interception preceded the Heinrich TD.
• The Feller punt return was the first punt returned by UMary for a score since All-American Danny Kittner managed the same feat in a 2019 homecoming win. In addition to the 43 tard TD return, Feller returned three punts for 70 yards.
• Christian Jangula downed back-to-back punts at the SMSU 4 yard line in the first quarter
• In his first collegiate start, Hudsen Sheldon threw four TD passes. He completed 10-of-17 passes for 213 yards and ran for a team-high 71 yards.
• UMary ran for 152 yards and passed for 213 for a total of 365 yards and 21 first downs
• Defensively the Marauders held SMSU to 256 yards (58 rushing). This is the third time in four games UMary held the opposition to under 30 yards.
• Christopher Federico earned NSIC Defensive Player of the Week honors after recording 3.5 tackles for loss, and 11 tackles (7 solo)
• Tuakoi Mahe added 2.0 tackles for loss (including a sack) and broke up a pass
• UMary scored 40 points from the first time since defeating Minot State 49-31 on November 6, 2021
• The 31 point margin of victory was the highest for UMary since beating Minot State 45-10 on October 5, 2013

 
FEDERICO NAMED NSIC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Christopher Federico's constant presence in the opposing backfield on Saturday earned the University of Mary linebacker Northern Sun Defensive Player of the Week honors following the Marauders 40-9 road win at Southwest Minnesota State University. Federico registered a career-high 3.5 tackles for loss against the Mustangs, setting SMSU back a total of 11 yards. That was the most tackles behind the line for an NSIC player last week. Additionally the junior from Henderson, NV, made a team-high 11 tackles, including seven solo stops. Federico keyed a Marauders defense that held SMSU to 256 yards of offense with just 58 on the ground. It was the third time in four games UMary has held an opponent below 300 yards. UMary leads the NSIC in fewest yards allowed per game at 299.8.


6x6
Six different Marauders accounted for all six touchdowns in the UMary 40-9 victory at Southwest Minnesota State University on Saturday, Sept. 20. Reaching the end zone for UMary was Andrew Trandahl (1 yard run), Karsyn Jablonski (36 yard TD pass from Hudsen Sheldon), BJ Phillips (28 yard TD pass from Sheldon), Damani Wilks (38 yard TD pass from Sheldon), Jaxon Feller 43 yard punt return) and Ethan Heinrich (16 yard pass from Sheldon)… The last time six different Marauders scored touchdowns in a single game was September 15, 2012, in a 43-24 victory at SMSU. Scoring touchdowns for UMary that day was Craig Bagmell (7 yard run), Jeremy Mayfield (22 yard TD pass from Bagnell), Nick Jolliffe (10 yard TD pass from Bagnell), Dariouse Gravely (44 yard run), Bryan Sandy (6 yard TD pass from Bagnell) and Evan Gross (9 yard run).
 
MANDAN MOXIE
Junior wide receiver Karsyn Jablonski caught a 36 yard touchdown pass from freshman quarterback Hudsen Sheldon to give UMary a 14-7 lead at SMSU. It was the first collegiate touchdown pass for Sheldon, who was making his first collegiate start and second appearance. Jablonski and Sheldon are both Mandan, ND, natives. While they played high school football together briefly at Mandan HS when Jablonski was a senior (Class of 2023) and Sheldon a sophomore (Class of 2025), the SMSU scoring play was the first time the pair had connected for a touchdown… Both Karsyn's and Sheldon's fathers played football for the Marauders.
 
BO-FLEX

• Sr. TE Luke Bodine is the 15^th UMary player to reach the century mark for receptions, catching 101 passes in his career. He reached the century mark against visiting Augustana on Sept. 13, 2025.
• Bodine has four touchdown receptions in 2025. The Plymouth, MN, native caught a trio of scoring passes in a Week 0 win over Midland and followed with another touchdown reception at Wayne State College. After catching five touchdown passes in his first 35 games with the Marauders, Bodine know has scored nine touchdowns in his career.
• This season Bodine owns 18 catches for 201 yards and four TDs. He is 3^rd in the NSIC in receiving touchdowns, 8^th in total  touchdowns, 8^th in catches and is 14^th in receiving yards.
• Bodine has played 39 games for UMary, the most by any player on the 2025 roster

 
THE PHILLIPS FILE

• Senior LB Mason Phillips is the Marauders 2025 Northern Sun Defensive Player to Watch.
• Phillips tied his career-high with 2.0 sacks against #11 Augustana, the 4^th time in his career he has had two sacks in a game
• For 2025 Phillips is 3^rd in the NSIC in sacks (3) and 19^th in tackles for loss (3.0). He is 25^th in NCAA D2 in sacks.
• Phillips intercepted his first career pass in a win at SMSU
• With a career total of 17 sacks, Phillips is tied for 11^th in program history with Jesse Laber and closing in on Jason Davis (10^th with 18).
• With 26.5 career tackles for loss, Phillips is tied for 11^th place with Shawn Melland and right behind Nikia Parsons and Mike Jaskolski (tied for 9^th with 27 each), Justin Russetti (8^th with 27.5) and Toby Schweitzer (7^th with 28).  
• The Marauders team captain earned 2^nd team All-NSIC honors in 2024 after posting 5.5 sacks and 10.0 tackles for loss
• Phillips was 6^th in the NSIC in tackles for loss and 8^th in sacks in 2024
• The Gilbert, AZ, native earned a spot on the D2Football.com Elite 100 Watch list for 2025. He is the first Marauders player to be recognized since 2022 when WR Danny Kittner (1^st team) and QB Logan Nelson was honored.

 
BROWN MAKES LONG AWAITED NCAA DEBUT
One of the nation's top running backs in the Class of 2019 made his NCAA debut on Saturday in the Marauders win at SMSU. Derrian Brown, the nation's 12^th ranked high school running back in 2019, signed a letter of intent with the University of Texas. Shortly after signing day, he suffered a stroke before graduating from Buford HS in Georgia. In a coma for two days, forced to undergo brain surgery and eventually needing to re-learn to walk and talk, Brown attended Texas on scholarship but was never medically cleared to play for the Longhorns, though he was cleared medically to play football. After earning his degree from UT, Brown saw limited action last season at Santa Barbara City College. He joined UMary prior to this season and earned five carries for 15 yards, including a run for 12 yards, to help the Marauders defeat the Mustangs.  
 
STOP!
One of the NSIC's leading tacklers last season, Christopher Federico is one of the leaders again in 2025. Through four games Federico is 5^th in the NSIC with 8.3 tackles/game (19 solo, 14 assisted). He also has 2.0 sacks and is leads all NSIC players with 6.5 tackles for loss. The junior linebacker was 7^th in the NSIC in 2024 with 7.2 tackles/game.
 
BREAK IT UP
Defensive back Abram Jopp is second in the NSIC in interceptions (2) and third in passes defended (5). He has three break-ups plus two interceptions… Tuakoi Mahe is 6^th in the NSIC in pass breakups. The senior LB has four breakups this year… Kalani Washington is 11^th in the NSIC with three pass breakups.
 
SACK CITY
The Marauders are third in the NSIC in sacks with 11 through four games. UMary had five against Augustana and three against both Midland and SMSU. Mason Phillips leads the way with three sacks and Christopher Federico has two.
 
DEEEE FENCE
After limiting three of their first four opponents to under 300 yards, the Marauders allow the fewest yards per game in the NSIC, an average of 299.8 yards/game. UMary held Midland to 229 yards and 12 1^st downs in the opener, limited #11 Augustana to 274 yards and 17 first downs in week three and kept SMSU to 258 yards and 17 first downs. UMary ranks 25^th in the nation in total defense.
 
MOVE THE CHAINS
The Marauders are 17^th in the country and 3^rd in the NSIC in first downs with 85 through four games.
 
CAPTAINS
The 2025 University of Mary football team captains are senior LB Mason Phillips (Gilbert, AZ), senior QB Ryan Blair (Spokane, WA), senior QB Jordan Polo Solomon (Kalihi, HI) and junior LB Christopher Federico (Henderson, NV).
 
JAB STEP
Jr. WR Karsyn Jablonski is showing off his big play ability in 2025. Through three games he has 11 catches for 207 yards and a score, an average of 18.8 yards/catch. The Mandan, ND, native set career-highs with 8 catches and 129 yards in the opener against Midland. He is 9^th in the NSIC in receiving yards/game (69.0).  
 
WE'RE BACK

• 57 Marauders return from the 2024 season
• 13 starters return (7 offense, 6 defense)
• 40 Marauders have played previously for UMary
• 45 Marauders are new to the program

 
CLASS TIME
The Marauders 2025 roster features:

• 20 seniors and graduates
• 25 juniors
• 14 sophomores
• 18 redshirt freshmen
• 25 true freshmen

 
BLAIR PACES NEWCOMERS
Under the direction of Offensive Coordinator Taylor Kolste in his first year at UMary, five newcomers are expected to start the opening game of the year for the Marauders on offense. Leading the charge is graduate transfer QB Ryan Blair. The native of Spokane, WA, threw 37 touchdowns and just five interceptions at Whitworth University, completing 69% of his passes for 3,254 yards to earn conference offensive player of the year recognition while leading his squad to the second round of the NCAA Division III playoffs… Other newcomers who have broken into the starting lineup for the Marauders include WR Damani Wilks (Utah Tech), OL Shively "Timo" Fua (Utah State), OL Amir Graham (Tuskegee University), OL Daniel Contreras (Glendale College).
 
FORWARD STEP
Several retuning Marauders have stepped into starting roles for the first time this season including DL Christian Arteaga, DL Ian Kopf, DL Travis Biery, DB Jack Stouffer, DB Jaylin Martin and DB Kalani Washington on defense. On offense, QB Quin Hafner, RB Xavier Brackenridge, TE Ramsey Morrell and OG Carter Svobodny have picked up starts. Additionally redshirt freshmen Jack Henninger (kicker) and Christian Jangula (punter) have taken over the specialist roles.
 
WELCOME COACHES
Head coach Shann Schillinger has added several new faces to his coaching staff in 2025, including offensive coordinator Taylor Kolste, offensive line coach Alex Land, wire receivers coach Tanyon Bissell and safeties coach Thomas DeCoud… Schillinger and DeCoud were teammates in the NFL with the Atlanta Falcons, where DeCoud was a Pro Bowl player… Like Schillinger, Bissell is a native of Montana. The Bozeman native played at Boise State and made a tackle in the Broncos 43-42 win over Oklahoma in the 2007 Fiesta Bowl.
 
 BLOCK PARTY
Ian Kopf is the Marauders all-time NCAA leader in blocked kicks with six. He set the record when he rejected a Jamestown extra point attempt in the opener – the fifth block of his career. He later added a PAT block at SMSU… The senior defensive lineman from Walla Walla, WA, posted a pair of blocks each of the previous two seasons to go with two in 2024. Kopf was named the NSIC Player of the Week in his freshman season of 2022 when he blocked a pair of extra points in a 27-26 UMary overtime win over Northern State. His second block of the game came in overtime. The Marauders previous NCAA-era leader in blocked kicks was All-NSIC defensive lineman Brock Pittsley with four blocks (2014-17).
 
FAMILY MATTERS
Cameron Brusven, Karsyn Jablonski, Conner Harvison, Colter Harvison and Hudsen Sheldon are 2nd generation Marauders as their father's played football for the Marauders… Charles Richter had an older brother who played for the Marauders… Luke Dockter's father Jeff coached several seasons at UMary… WR Sam Alford is the brother of current UMary assistant coach Eli Alford… Jett Solomon and Jordan Polo Solomon are brothers… Logan Dockter's mother Angela played volleyball for the Marauders… Brothers Conner Harvison and Colter Harvison's mother Jennifer also played volleyball at UMary and their father Wayne was a 4-time wrestling All-American and is a member of the Marauders Hall of Fame… Hudsen Sheldon's mother Mandy is a member of the Marauders Hall of Fame for her track & field exploits.
 
HOME COOKING
Recruitment for the 2025 season featured a heavy focus on the Bismarck/Mandan area. Newcomers Hudsen Sheldon (Mandan HS), James Wilson (Shiloh Christian HS), Kain Heustis (Bismarck HS), Jensen Schulz (Mandan HS), Easton Bergrud (Legacy HS), Logan Dockter (Bismarck HS), Conner and Colter Harvison (Bismarck HS), Charles Richter (St. Mary's HS), DJ Gabriel (Bismarck HS), Terrell Diarra (Shiloh Christian HS) and John Bugbee (Mandan HS) are all local products. There are now 21 players on the roster from the Bismarck/Mandan area.
 
TWO TRAVELING TROPHIES
The Marauders play two games annually for travelling trophies. UMary is a combined 12-16 in trophy games. The Marauders are 8-10 in the "Battle for the Paddle" with MSU Moorhead and 4-6 in the "Battle for the Big Lake" against Minot State.
  
BODINE NAMED MARAUDERS OFFENSIVE PLAYER TO WATCH
Entering his fifth season at UMary, senior TE Luke Bodine is the Marauders 2025 NSIC Offensive Player to Watch. Bodine leads all returning Marauders in games played, suiting up in 34 games for the Blue & Orange in his career. Last season the tight end from Plymouth, MN, caught 34 passes for 281 yards and a score, posting career-highs for receptions and yards. Over the course of his career Bodine has snared 83 balls for 778 yards and five scores.
 
2025 PRESEASON NSIC POLL
UMary is picked to finish 12th overall in the 2025 NSIC Football Preseason Coaches' Poll and 6th in the NSIC North Division. Minnesota State sits atop the overall preseason rankings, followed by Augustana, Minnesota Duluth, Bemidji State, Sioux Falls, Wayne State, MSU Moorhead, Northern State, Winona State, Minot State, Concordia-St. Paul, UMary, Southwest Minnesota State and Jamestown… The NSIC North rankings feature Bemidji State and Minnesota Duluth tied for first, followed by MSU Moorhead, Northern State, Minot State, UMary and Jamestown. 

MARAUDERS FOOTBALL QUICK FACTS
History | 37th varsity season (JV season 1987, varsity 1988)
Record - overall (through 2024) | 193-190-1
Record - conference | 133-154
Record - postseason | 6-10
Playoff appearances | 9 (1993, '95, '96, '98, '99, '00, 01, '02, '03)
Conference Titles | 7 (1992, '96, '98, '99, '01, '02, '04)
Home Field (capacity) | MDU Resources Community Bowl (7,000)
Surface | FieldTurf
 
FOOTBALL STAFF

• Head Coach | Shann Schillinger, 3^rd year (Montana, '10)
• Offensive Coordinator | Taylor Kolste, 1^st year (Whitworth University, '20)
• Defensive Coordinator | Ben Davis, 11^th year (MacMurray, '11)
• Running Backs/Co-Special Teams Coordinator/Recruiting Coordinator | Van Cooper, 3^rd year (Montana, '07)
• Offensive Line/Run Game Coordinator | Alex Land, 1^st year (Weber State, '14)
• Wide Receivers | Tanyon Bissell, 1^st year (Boise State, '08)
• Inside Linebackers | Tom Johnson, 4^th year (University of Mary, '17)
• Outside Linebackers / Co-Special Teams Coordinator/Pro Scout Liaison | Eli Alford, 2^nd year (Montana, '23)
• Defensive Backs/Defensive Pass Game Coordinator | Gavin Robertson, 2^nd year (Montana, '22)
• Safeties | Thomas DeCoud, 1^st year (California, '07)

 
Equipment Manager | Wayne Norman
Chaplain | Father Jarad Wolf
Strength & Conditioning | Matthew Hall, Isaac Thurm
Sports Medicine | Rocci De Felice
Manager | Aiden Jagrowski

HEAD COACH SHANN SCHILLINGER
Former NFL player and Baker, MT, native Shann Schillinger leads the Marauders onto the field for his third season in 2025 after taking over as UMary head coach in 2023. A former star at the University of Montana and the 8th head coach in UMary program history, Schillinger has coached in both the NCAA Division I Big Ten and Big Sky conferences and is a Montana Football Hall of Fame inductee.
 
Winning is a common theme throughout Schillinger's career. Between high school and college Schillinger's teams posted 100 victories and only seven defeats. A team captain, Schillinger won three state titles during his four years at Baker HS (2001-04) as quarterback and defensive back while coached by his uncle Don Schillinger, one of the winningest prep coaches in Montana history.
 
Dubbed "the fastest man from Baker, MT," his accolades made him a highly recruited college prospect before signing on with the Grizzlies as a safety. Schillinger helped lead the Grizzlies to two Football Championship Series (FCS) title games while also earning All-Big Sky Conference honors. Twice he was honored with the Tony Barbour Award, given annually to the "player who best exemplifies outstanding practice habits and makes an unselfish contribution to the betterment of the Grizzly football team." He ranks among the best in Montana history with 257 career takedowns and 11 career interceptions.
 
After a star-studded career with the University of Montana Grizzlies, NFL fans heard Schillinger's name called on national TV by the Atlanta Falcons in the 6th round of the 2010 NFL Draft. Drafted as the 171st overall pick, Schillinger played four years in the NFL as a safety from 2010 to 2013 with the Falcons and Tennessee Titans.
 
Schillinger's full-time coaching career began after the NFL in 2015 as a special teams and defensive backs assistant for the University of Nebraska Cornhuskers. He returned to his alma mater in Missoula to coach special teams and safeties from 2016 to 2021 and served as the team's pro scout liaison.
 
KIDS FREE – PARENTS EXTRA
Children ages 12 and under are admitted to Marauders athletics event for FREE when accompanied by an adult!
 
MARAUDERS FOOTBALL TICKET INFORMATION
Single game and season tickets are available at www.UMaryTickets.com and via the HomeTown Fan App for iOS and Android mobile devices. Fans who purchase tickets online at www.UMaryTickets.com and on the HomeTown Fan App receive a discount over tickets purchased at the gate.
 
Football Ticket Prices – Online

• Adult tickets $15 plus fees
• Seniors and Youth (ages 13-18) $7.50 plus taxes
• Children 12 and under are FREE when accompanied by an adult. Unaccompanied children ticket prices are $5 plus fees

 
Football Ticket Prices – At the gate

• Adults tickets $20
• Seniors and Youth (aged 13-18) $10
• Children under the age of 13 are free when accompanied by an adult. Unaccompanied children ticket prices are $5.

Note

• Both cash and credit card payments will be accepted at the UMary ticket gate.
• UMary students and faculty and staff with their MCard are admitted FREE. Youth ages 12 and younger with an adult are admitted FREE. If youth 12 and under unaccompanied by an adult the admission fee is $5.

UMary 2-deep vs. Northern State

Pos.	#	Name	Ht.	Wt.	Yr.	Hometown	High School	Previous School
WR	1	Karsyn Jablonski	6-1	175	Jr.	Mandan, N.D.	Mandan HS
	87	Keiji Suggs	6-2	165	R-Fr.	Chaska, Minn.	Holy Family Catholic HS
LT	78	Shively Asoau Fua	6-5	320	Sr.	San Francisco, Calif.	Mission HS	Utah State
	64	Syeed Alkhatib	6-5	301	R-Fr.	Gilbert, Ariz.	Williamsfield HS
LG	61	Leo Togia	6-2	310	Jr.	Nu'uuli, American Samoa	Nu'uuli Vocational Technical HS	Allan Hancock College
	79	Noah Watson	6-3	296	R-Fr.	Gilbert, Ariz.	Perry HS
C	55	Amir Graham	6-0	270	Jr.	Pensacola, Fla.	Escambia HS	Tuskegee University
	63	Elliot Kooiker	6-3	305	Jr.	Waukon, Iowa	Waukon HS
RG	76	Carter Svobodny	6-3	280	So.	Duluth, Minn.	Duluth East HS
	73	Evan Henderson	6-3	290	Fr.	Queen Creek, Ariz.	Queen Creek HS
RT	71	Henry Supenski	6-2	293	Jr.	Papillion, Neb.	Papillion La Vista South HS
	56	Daniel Contreras	6-4	281	Jr.	Fort Mojave, Ariz	River Valley HS	Glendale College
TE	0	Luke Bodine	6-3	235	Sr.	Plymouth, Minn.	Wayzata HS
	83	Sam Alford	6-3	210	Jr.	Park City, Utah	Park City HS	Montana
QB	16	Hudsen Sheldon	6-2	175	Fr.	Mandan, N.D.	Mandan HS
	14	Quin Hafner	6-2	205	R-Fr.	Bismarck, N.D.	Bismarck HS
RB	41	Xavier Brackenridge	5-11	200	R-Fr.	Billings, Mont.	Billings Central Catholic HS
	5	Andrew Trandahl	5-8	185	Jr.	New Richmond, Wis.	New Richmond HS
WR	13	Damani Wilks	6-1	180	Sr.	Las Vegas, Nev.	Del Sol Academy	Utah Tech
	2	Jaxon Feller	5-9	175	Sr.	Surrey, N.D.	Bishop Ryan HS
WR	7	Jaxon Young	6-1	180	Sr.	Las Vegas, Nev.	Durango HS
	4	Brayden Iverson	6-0	195	Jr.	Las Vegas, Nev.	Durango HS
Pos.	#	Name	Ht	Wt	Yr.	Hometown	High School	Previous School
DE	42	Christian Arteaga	6-0	255	Jr.	Corcoran, Minn.	St. Louis Park HS
	96	Vegas George	6-2	250	So.	Bismarck, N.D.	Legacy HS
NG	98	Travis Biery	6-1	270	So.	Sauk Rapids, Minn.	Sauk Rapids-Rice HS
	60	Owen Gress	6-0	300	So.	Mandan, N.D.	Mandan HS
DT	95	Ian Kopf	6-4	295	Sr.	Walla Walla, Wash.	Walla Walla HS
	94	Cesar Rodriguez	6-3	260	Jr.	Lincoln, Calif.	Lincoln HS	Chabot College
OLB	25	Mason Phillips	6-3	240	Sr.	Gilbert, Ariz.	Casteel HS
	44	Tofa Wilson	6-2	234	Sr.	Las Vegas, Nev.	Foothill HS	University of Northern Colorado
ILB	49	Christopher Federico	5-11	240	Jr.	Henderson, Nev.	Silverado HS
	53	Cam Brusven	6-0	215	R-So.	Plentywood, Mont.	Plentywood HS
ILB	15	Tuakoi Mahe	5-10	220	Sr.	Hayward, Calif.	Concord HS	Chabot College
	40	Andres Finlayson	6-0	225	Sr.	Gilbert, Ariz.	Williams Field HS
OLB	11	Sam Logoai	6-1	200	Sr.	Henderson, Nev.	Nu'uuli, American Samoa	Butte Community College
	18	Ryan Piepgras	6-4	230	Jr.	Foreston, Minn.	Foley HS
CB	10	Jaylen Martin	6-3	180	Sr.	Los Angeles, Calif.	Roosevelt HS	Utah State University
	24	Jayden Benson	5-10	160	Fr.	Kent, Wash.	Sumner HS
SF	17	Jack Stouffer	6-1	205	So.	Park City, Utah	Park City HS	Snow College
	32	Isaac Emmel	6-0	190	R-Fr.	Bismarck, N.D.	Shiloh Christian HS
SF	39	Abram Jopp	6-2	190	Jr.	Mayer, Minn.	Mayer Lutheran HS
	21	Jett Solomon	6-1	185	Jr.	Las Vegas, Nev.	Desert Pines HS	Snow College
CB	9	Kalani Washington	5-9	185	Sr.	Compton, Calif.	La Habra HS	Chowan
	27	Quintin Ashford	5-10	165	Sr.	Phenix City, Ala.	Smiths Station HS	Fullerton College
				Special Teams
Pos.	#	Name	Ht	Wt	Yr.	Hometown	High School	Previous School
K	92	Jack Henninger	6-5	212	R-Fr.	Sequim. Wash.	Sequim HS
P	45	Christian Jangula	6-0	190	R-Fr.	Bismarck, N.D.	Century HS
H	14	Quin Hafner	6-2	205	R-Fr.	Bismarck, N.D.	Bismarck H.S.
SS	42	Christian Arteaga	6-0	255	Jr.	Corcoran, Minn.	St. Louis Park HS
LS	84	Ethan Heinrich	6-3	225	Jr.	Chandler, Ariz.	Valley Christian HS
KR	2	Jaxon Feller	5-9	175	Sr.	Surrey, N.D.	Bishop Ryan HS
	5	Andrew Trandahl	5-8	185	Jr.	New Richmond, Wis.	New Richmond HS
PR	2	Jaxon Feller	5-9	175	Sr.	Surrey, N.D.	Bishop Ryan HS

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