THIS WEEK
Homecoming weekend for the University of Mary brings I-94 rival University of Jamestown to face the Marauders. The two schools separated by 100 miles along Interstate 94 kick off at 2 pm on Saturday, October 3, at the MDU Resources Community Bowl.
 
COUNTDOWN TO HOMECOMING KICKOFF
Tailgating prior to the Marauder homecoming game on Saturday commences at 11 am in the North parking lot of the MDU Resources Community Bowl. Kickoff is slated for 2 pm.
 
FORMER MARAUDERS FOOTBALL PLAYERS MELLAND, WORONIECKI TO BE HONORED HOMECOMING WEEKEND
A pair of former Marauders football players are receiving honors during homecoming weekend. Shawn Melland, a 2-time all-conference player who played for the Marauders from 2004-08, is being inducted into the Hall of Fame. Dr. Adam Woroniecki, a Marauders running back from 2012-15, is the University of Mary Alumni Bell Banner Award honoree.
 
Joining Melland in the Marauders Hall of Fame are Kristen Stewart Guptill (women's track & field 2007-11), Shaunna Knife (women's basketball 2009-13), Jason Huber (wrestling 1994-98) and the 2000 Marauders softball team.
 
FOLLOW LIVE
Live stats and webcast links for Marauders football are available online at www.GoUMary.com/coverage
 
All Marauders home games and home and away Northern Sun games are streamed live online on the NSIC Network powered by Midco Sports at www.MidcoSportsPlus.com/  Games can be purchased individually for $10. A monthly subscription for $15 or an annual subscription for $79 provides access to all NSIC and Summit League home games.
 
THE RECORDS
The Marauders are 2-3 overall this season and 1-3 in the Northern Sun… The Jimmies are 0-5 overall and 0-4 in the NSIC.
 
MIDPOINT
With five weeks already in the history books, the Marauders game with the Jimmies is the midpoint of the season for UMary.
 
LAST WEEK
For the second straight week the Marauders fought into the final minute of play in a 21-14 loss at Northern State University… The Jimmies dropped a 31-23 decision at home to Concordia-St. Paul.  
 
MARAUDERS-JIMMIES HISTORY LESSON

• This will be the 21^st meeting between the two programs
• The Marauders hold a 17-3 edge in the series
• UMary won the last three meetings
• The series began in 1988 with the visiting Jimmies claiming a 30-20 win in the first season of Marauders football
• UMary rebounded to claim a 38-14 the following season (1989) to start an 8-game winning streak over Jamestown
• The Marauders are 8-1 at home against the Jimmies, winning eight straight
• UMary last hosted the Jimmies was a Week 0 meeting in 2024 as the Jimmies were transitioning to NCAA Division II. UMary earned a 23-6 win as Justus Breston returned two interceptions for touchdowns to earn national player of the week honors.

LAST UM-UJ MEETING | The Marauders rolled over the Jimmies 44-22 in UMary's first game at Jamestown since 2004. UMary scored the first 34 points of the game and posted 32 first downs and 523 total yards while allowing 279 yards. Ryan Blair passed for 341 yards and three TDs to earn NSIC player of the week honors. Karsyn Jablonski scored two TDs and caught nine passes for 103 yards. Xavier Brackenridge ran for 119 yards and one TD.
 
OLD ACQUAINTANCES
Both UMary and Jamestown are former competitors in the North Dakota College Athletic Association (NDCAC) and the Dakota Athletic Conference (DAC-10). Until 2025, the Marauders and the Jimmies have not faced each other in a conference game since 2004 as Jamestown was in the process to moving to NCAA D2 and the NSIC when the two teams met in 2024. This is the second season the Jimmies are competing in the NSIC.
 
WEEK 5 RECAP| Northern State 21 UMary 14
For a second straight week, the University of Mary football team needed a score in the closing seconds. After scoring on an untimed play with no time remaining on the clock a week ago to force overtime, the Marauders found themselves in a similar situation at Northern State University. Needing to drive 79 yards to score the equalizer with just 2:10 to play, the visiting Marauders gained 46 before a Wolves interception sealed a 21-14 homecoming win for Northern State. 
 
Fighting from behind from the opening kickoff, the Marauders defense kept UMary within striking distance. The Marauders limited the Wolves to 29 passing yards, the 3rd-fewest yards UMary has allowed in a Northern Sun contest. Northern State completed just 8-of-18 passes in the game as UMary applied tight coverage with strong pressure. For the game UMary held Northern State to 14 first downs and 255 total yards of offense.
 
UMary fell behind immediately when Northern State returned the opening kickoff 87 yards for a touchdown. The Wolves lead increased to 14-0 on a 1-yard Hank Kraft run at 8:49 of the second quarter. The Marauders immediately when Cody Emmanuel caught a 41-yard  touchdown pass from Ryan Blair to cap a 75-yrd scoring drive, sending the Marauders into intermission down 14-7.
 
Another Kraft touchdown, this time on a 2-yard run at 4:48 of the third quarter, looked to clinch the game for the Wolves. Instead the Marauders kept battling. Taking over at their own 16-yard line halfway through the fourth period, the Marauders quickly drove the field and scored when Blair found Karsyn Jablonski in the end zone from 37 yards out, closing the gap to 21-14 with 4:57 remaining.
 
The Marauders defense gave the UMary offense one more chance, forcing the Wolves into a 38-yard field goal that misfired with 2:10 to play. Keyed by a 16-yard catch by Jaquawn Brackenridge, UMary drove from its 21-yard line to the NSU 33 before the Marauders hopes faded with 33 seconds to play.
 
Gameday Numbers – Marauders vs. Wolves

• The Marauders finished the game with 387 yards of offense, with 316 coming through the air.
• Blair completed 27-of-34 passes for 309 yards and two scores
• Jablonski hauled in 13 passes for 153 yards and a touchdown. The 13 catches is a career-best for the senior who crossed 100 yards receiving for the second straight week and the seventh time in his career.
• Desmond Duffy added five catches for 43 yards.
• Cameron Brusven led the Marauders defense with 13 tackles, including 10 solo stops and one tackle for loss
• Christopher Federico added seven tackles and broke up a pass
• Jack Souffer added two pass breakups.
• Hank Kraft ran for 119 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Wolves. Gabe Gutierrez made 2.5 tackles for loss and Kegan Mountain added 2.0 tackles for loss among his nine total tackles.

 
DO NOT LEAVE EARLY
The last two Marauders games have been decided in the last minute of play. Against Sioux Falls, UMary overcame a 31-point deficit to force overtime on a field goal that came on an untimed play at the end of regulation. The next week at Northern State, UMary held the ball in the final minute of play with a chance to tie the game.
 
DEEEE-FENSE
The Marauders defense has held opposing offenses in check this season. Through five games:

• The Marauders rank #2 in the NSIC in total defense, allowing 304.2 yards/game
• UMary ranks first in the NSIC in fewest passing yards allowed at 131.8
• Opponents gain 16.8 first downs/game
• Opponents were held to under 300 yards in three of five games with a fourth opponent topping out at 307
• Only once have the Marauders allowed a team more than 18 first downs in a game
• Twice teams have passed for under 100 yards in a game and four times have generated no more than 175 yards
• Twice opponents have rushed for under 100 yards

 
SACK CITY
The Marauders are 6^th in the Northern Sun in sacks with 12 through five games. Vegas George ranks 3^rd individually and Travis Biery is 5^th in the NSIC in sacks. George owns four and Biery has three. Jett Solomon, Christpher Federico, Lane Bradley and Sean Cotton have one each with Christian Arteaga and Javon Maxey sharing a sack… Nationally the Marauders rank 36^th in NCAA D2 with 2.4 sacks/game. 
 
SEPARATION ANXIETY
The Marauders have forced five fumbles this season, second-most in the NSIC.
 
CENTURY CODE
Karsyn Jablonski became the 16^th Marauder to haul in 100 career passes with his second catch in the Minnesota State game. The senior wide receiver from Mandan, ND, owns 126 career receptions for 1,789 yards and 14 touchdowns. He ranks 11^th in UMary history for catches and 9^th in yardage… Jablonski next looks to overtake Neil MacDannald (132 career receptions), Erik Kruse (133), Nick Jolliffe (135) and Luke Bodine (153) on the receptions list… For career receiving yards he is closing in on Chris Buchholtz (1,857) and Neil MacDannald (2,020)… Through five games this season Jablonski has 36 catches for 496 yards and four scores. He is second in the NSIC in catches and third in both yards and touchdown catches. 
 
200 AND COUNTING
Christopher Federico became the 15^th Marauder to crack 200 career tackles in the CSP win. The UMary team captain has 219 career stops and ranks 11^th all-time at UMary. One of the nation's leading tacklers, the Henderson, NV, linebacker now looks to pass Justin Russetti (221), Scott Naasz (223), Shawn Mellan (223), Mike Jaskowski (227) and Marcus Broome (235) as he moves into the Marauders top 10 all-time for tackles.  
 
198 AND COUNTING
The Marauders 13-10 win at Concordia-St. Paul is the 198^th win in program history. This is the 38^th season of UMary football, dating back to the program's first varsity season in 1988. (NOTE - no games were played in 2020).   
 
AIR AND GROUND SUPPORT
Abram Jopp is making his presence felt on the ground and the air. The All-NSIC defensive back is 3^rd in the NSIC in interceptions with two (including a 42-yard TD return) and is third on the Marauders with 29 tackles. He has forced two fumbles and has a pass breakup. 
 
JETT-ING AROUND
Jett Solomon covered a lot of ground from his safety position. Over five games he has 20 tackles – including a sack and 1.5 tackles for loss - and has broken up a team-best four passes.
 
BIERY BIERY GOOD
Travis Biery is off to a tremendous start. After posting two sacks in the season opener to earn NSIC Defensive Player of the Week honors, he is 5^th in the NSIC in sacks (3.0) and 7^th in tackles for loss (5.0). 
 
KA-BOOM
Junior punter/running back Carter Henke is off to a booming start to the season. Through five games he is averaging 51.1 yards/punt to lead the NSIC. Henke would also lead NCAA Division II but no longer has enough attempts (needs 3.6 punts/game to be listed so three short). Eight of his 14 punts travelled over 50 yards with a long of 68. Four punts have been downed inside the 20 yard line. Additionally the Bismarck, ND, native has carried the ball three times and has a tackle.
 
AIR BLAIR
QB Ryan Blair is one of the most accurate passers in the nation. The team captain is completing 72.8% of his throws, which is 4^th in the nation. He is also one of the country's busiest QBs, ranking 8^th in completions per game (23) and 31^st in passing yards per game (235). For the season he is 115-of-158 for 1,190 yards and seven touchdowns… Blair has cracked 300 yards the last two weeks, including 372 against Sioux Falls.
 
NCAA D2 RANKINGS

• Ryan Blair is completing 72.8% of his passes to rank 4^th in completion percentage
• Blair is 8^th in completions/game (23.0) and 31^st in passing yards/game (235)
• Abram Jopp is 25^th in forced fumbles (.4/game) and 57^th in interceptions (.4/game)
• Christopher Federico is #5 in solo tackles (6.6/game) and 54^th in total tackles (9.3/game)
• Cam Brusven is 22^nd in solo tackles (5.4/game)
• Vegas George ranks 22^nd in sacks/game (.8)
• Karsyn Jablonski is 10^th in receptions/game (7.2), 18^th in receiving yards/game (92.2) and 17^th in receiving TDs (4).
• UMary is 3^rd in completion percentage (.707)
• UMary is 36^th in team sacks (2.4/game)
• The Maraduers are 16^th in fewest penalties/game (4.8) and 15^th in fewest penalty yards/game (42.4)
• UMary ranks 7^th in fewest passing yards allowed/game (131.8) and 34^th in total defense (304.2 yards allowed/game)
• The Marauders are 17^th in time of possession (33:06)

 
IT WASN'T ME
The Marauders have committed just 24 penalties in five games, the 16^th fewest per game in the country (4.80).
 
CAPTAINS
The 2025 University of Mary football team captains are Ryan Blair (QB, 5^th year, Spokane, WA), Christian Arteaga (DL, 5^th year, Corcoran, MN), Ethan Heinrich (TE, Sr., Chandler, AZ) and Christopher Federico (LB, Sr., Henderson, NV).
 
2026 NOTABLE ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• MARAUDERS SET TEAM DEFENSIVE RECORDS IN WIN AT CSP The Marauders defense set a pair of Northern Sun team records in the UMary 13-10 win at Concordia-St. Paul.
  • 142 yards allowed - UMary held CSP to 142 yards of offense (63 yards rushing, 79 yards passing). The previous record was 146 yards against the University of Minnesota Crookston in 2007.
  • 9 first downs allowed – UMary limited CSP to nine first downs to tie the NSIC program record (limited UMC to nine first downs in 2008 and 2010).

 

• VEGAS GEORGE NAMED NSIC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Twice ending 4th quarter drives with sacks, University of Mary defensive lineman Vegas George earned Northern Sun Defensive Player of the Week honors for his efforts in the Marauders 13-10 road win over Concordia-St. Paul. George posted two sacks and 3.5 tackles for loss in a record performance for the Marauders defense. The Bismarck, ND, native also totaled seven tackles and forced a fumble. Both sacks by George came in the fourth quarter. On the first play of the fourth quarter with the game tied 10-10, George sacked the Golden Bears quarterback and forced a fumble, leading to a CSP punt and a game-winning drive for the UMary offense. With UMary preserving a 13-10 lead and CSP facing a 4th-and-5 with 1:55 to play, George blew past all blockers for his second sack to end both the Golden Bears possession and hopes for victory.
• HENKE NAMED THE COLLEGE FOOTBALL NETWORK D-2 SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK Combining both explosive distance and deft touch in a dazzling season debut, University of Mary punter Carter Henke is The College Football Network D-2 Special Teams Player of the Week for his efforts in the Marauders 2026 Week 0 victory. Henke placed the Rocky Mountain College offense in a precarious position all game, downing three of his five punts inside the three yard line. He averaged 62.6 yards per punt and all five punts covered more than 50 yards (65, 68, 65, 63, 52). The Bismack, ND, native's first two punts of the day were downed at the Battlin' Bears 1 and 3 yard lines, respectively, forcing RMC to start its first two drives in the shadow of its own goal line. His last effort of the day was placed at the 2 yard line as the Marauders looked to preserve their lead in the 23-10 win. Henke ranks first in NCAA Division II in punting average.
• BIERY NAMED NSIC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Creating chaos that led directly to two University of Mary touchdowns in a season-opening win, senior Travis Biery is the Northern Sun Football Defensive Player of the Week. The defensive lineman from Sauk Rapids, MN, had two sacks, forced a fumble and made six tackles in the Marauders 23-10 win over Rocky Mountain College. Both of Biery's sacks came on third down plays. His first sack halted the Battlin' Bears opening drive of the second half as he pulled the quarterback down at the visitor's 20. A 4-yard punt followed. The Marauders took advantage of the excellent field position to score their second touchdown, extending UMary's lead to 17-3. Late in the third quarter, Biery forced a fumble with a sack at the RMC 22. UMary's Christopher Federico recovered the fumble and returned the ball to the RMC 14. Two plays later, the Marauders scored on the first play of the fourth quarter to claim a 23-10 advantage.
• JABLONSKI NAMED UMARY'S NSIC OFFENSIVE PLAYER TO WATCH Senior WR Karsyn Jablonski is the Marauders NSIC Offensive Player to Watch for 2026. The Mandan, ND, native was one of the top receivers in the NSIC last season with 50 catches for 706 yards and seven touchdowns. He averaged 14.1 yards per catch and 5.0 receptions per game for a UMary team that ranked 10th in NCAA Division II in passing yards/game. Jablonski ranked 5th in the NSIC in touchdown catches, 8th in receptions and 9th in receiving yards… Cracking the century mark four times last season, Jablonski set a Marauders NCAA-era record for longest receiving touchdown with a 97 yard jaunt against Winona State University in the home finale. He finished with a career-best 186 yards receiving against the Warriors and caught two TDs… With 90 catches for 1,293 yards and 10 touchdowns, Jablonski has a chance to finish his career in the top ten of all three categories
• FEDERICO NAMED UMARY'S NSIC DEFENSIVE PLAYER TO WATCH The Marauders leader in tackles each of the last two seasons, Christopher Federico has also ranked among the top tacklers in the NSIC. In 2025, the UMary linebacker made 73 stops, including 53 solo tackles. The native of Henderson, NV, recorded seven tackles for loss with 2.5 sacks. He also intercepted a pass and broke up two others. Federico earned NSIC Defensive Player of the Week honors for his efforts in a 40-9 UMary win at Southwest Minnesota State University after making 3.5 tackles for loss, among his 11 tackles on the day. For the 2025 season Federico ranked fifth in the NSIC for solo tackles and tackles per game (7.3). With 175 career tackles and 120 solo stops, he is on pace to crack the top 10 list all-time for the Marauders.

 
WE'RE BACK

• 62 Marauders return from the 2025 season
• 14 starters return (8 offense, 6 defense)
• 46 Marauders have played previously for UMary
• 42 Marauders are new to the program

 
CLASS TIME
The Marauders 2026 roster features:

• 12 5^th year scholar-athletes
• 26 seniors
• 21 juniors
• 23 sophomores
• 22 freshmen

 
WELCOME COACHES
Head coach Shann Schillinger has added several new faces to his coaching staff in 2026, including offensive coordinator Austin Brown, offensive line coach Mike Person, linebacker coaches Sean Weatherspoon and Greg Hudson, and assistants Tyler Hennings, Hunter Mayginnes and Lane Caraballo… Austin Brown joins UMary from Bemidji State University and is a graduate of Dickinson State University… Mike Person is a former NFL offensive lineman from Glendive, MN… Sean Weatherspoon was a first round draft choice by the Atlanta Falcons in the 2010 NFL draft and coached Pace Academy last season… Greg Hudson played at Notre Dame and served as the defensive coordinator for the Fighting Irish, Purdue and East Carolina and has coached in NCAA Division I for over three decades. 
 
NFL TIES THAT BIND
The Marauders feature four coaches who have played in the NFL… Head coach Shann Schillinger was drafted in the sixth round of the 2010 draft by the Atlanta Falcons and played four seasons (2010-2013) for the Falcons and the Tennessee Titans… Thomas DeCoud was drafted in the 3^rd round of the 2008 NFL draft by the Atlanta Falcons and played seven seasons in the NFL with the Falcons (2008-13) and the Carolina Panthers (2014), earning a spot in the Pro Bowl in 2012… Mike Person was selected in the seventh round of the 2011 draft by the San Francisco 49ers and played nine seasons in the NFL for the 49ers, Indianapolis Colts, Seatle Seahawks, St. Louis Rams, Falcons and Kansas City Chiefs, playing 73 games between 2011-19 before joining the Miami Dolphins as an offensive assistant… Sean Weatherspoon was taken by the Atlanta Falcons in the first round of the 2010 NFL draft, playing eight seasons for the Falcons (seven years) where he was a team captain and the Arizona Cardinals (one year) after an All-American career at Missouri. 
 
FAMILY MATTERS
Cameron Brusven, Karsyn Jablonski, Conner Harvison, Colter Harvison, Hudsen Sheldon, Levi Keeney, Brady Ruggles, Dano Hughes and Lincoln Lemar are 2nd generation Marauders as their father's played football for the Marauders… DJ Gabriel and Parker Gabriel are brothers… Xavier and Jaquawn Brackenridge are brothers… Ethan and Evan Heinrich are brothers… Luke Dockter's father Jeff coached several seasons at UMary… 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… Dano Hughes' father Dan is a member of the Marauders Hall of Fame as a 2-time national wrestling champion and his mother Kristin played volleyball for UMary… Brady Ruggles father Reed is a member of the Marauders 1999 Hall of Fame football team.
 
TWO TRAVELING TROPHIES
The Marauders play two games annually for travelling trophies. UMary is a combined 13-17 in trophy games. The Marauders are 8-11 in the "Battle for the Paddle" with MSU Moorhead and 5-6 in the "Battle for the Big Lake" against Minot State.
 
MARAUDERS FOOTBALL QUICK FACTS
History | 38th varsity season (JV season 1987, varsity 1988)
Record - overall (through 2025) | 197-197-1
Record - conference | 136-161
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
 
2025 ROLLBACK

• UMary ranked 10th in the nation in passing yardage with 300 yards/game despite starting four different quarterbacks
• The Marauders four wins was the most for the program since 2021
• UMary ranked 14th in the nation in first downs
• Karsyn Jablonski caught a 97-yard scoring pass from Jordan Polo Solomon against Winona State to set a Marauders record for the longest pass in program history
• Luke Bodine earned Don Hansen honorable mention All-American honors after setting program records for a tight end with 70 catches for 796 yards and 10 TDs
• WR Damani Wilks and LB Mason Phillips both earned first team All-Northern Sun honors with DB Abram Jopp and TE Luke Bodine claiming second team recognition
• Phillips climbed to 5th all-time at UMary for tackles for loss (30.5) and 9th in sacks (18.5)

 
FOOTBALL STAFF
Head Coach | Shann Schillinger, 4th year (Montana, '10)
Defensive Coordinator/Asst. Head Coach | Ben Davis, 12th year (MacMurray, '11)
Offensive Coordinator | Austin Brown, 1st year (Dickinson State University)
Running Backs/Recruiting Coordinator | Van Cooper, 4^th year (Montana, '07)
Offensive Line/Run Game Coordinator | Mike Person, 1st year (Montana State)
Wide Receivers | Tanyon Bissell, 2^nd year (Boise State, '08)
Safeties | Thomas DeCoud, 1st year (California, '07)
Linebackers | Sean Weatherspoon, 1^st year (Missouri)
Linebackers | Greg Hudson, 1^st year (Notre Dame, '90)
Asst. Coach | Tyler Henning, 1^st year
Asst. Coach | Hunter Mayginnes,1^st year (Montana)
Asst. Coach | Lane Caraballo, 1^st year (UMary)
 
Equipment Manager | Wayne Norman
Strength & Conditioning | Matthew Hall, Aiden Hammock
Sports Medicine | Rocci De Felice, Kristian Paulson
Manager | Aiden Jagrowski
 
MARAUDERS FOOTBALL TICKET INFORMATION
Football Ticket Prices – Online at www.UMaryTickets.com and Hometown Ticket App

• Adult tickets $15 plus fees
• Seniors and Youth (ages 13-18) $7.50 plus fees
• 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 cash
• Seniors and Youth (aged 13-18) $10 cash
• Children 12 and under are FREE when accompanied by an adult. Unaccompanied children ticket prices are $5 cash

 
UMary students and faculty and staff with their MCard are admitted FREE. Children ages 12 and younger with an adult are admitted FREE.
 
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UMary		Updated: 9/28/2026 v UJ		OFFENSE
Pos.	#	Name	Ht.	Wt.	Yr.	Hometown	High School	Previous School
WR	1	Karsyn Jablonski	6-1	175	Sr.	Mandan, N.D.	Mandan HS
	12	Emmanuel Cody	6-3	185	Sr.	Kirkland, Wash.	Juanita HS	Washington State University
LT	79	Noah Watson	6-3	290	Jr.	Gilbert, Ariz.	Perry HS
	77	CJ Lott	6-4	290	Fr.	Phoenix, Ariz.	Mountain Pointe, Ariz.
LG	66	Corie Rivera-Zamora	6-2	286	Jr.	Santa Ana, Calif.	Mater Dei HS	Fullerton College
	56	Daniel Contreras	6-4	281	Jr.	Fort Mojave, Ariz	River Valley HS	Glendale College
	73	Evan Henderson	6-2	305	So.	Queen Creek, Ariz.	Queen Creek HS
c	55	Amir Graham	6-0	270	Sr.	Pensacola, Fla.	Escambia HS	Tuskegee University
	78	Sam Larson	6-3	285	So.	Bismarck, N.D.	Bismarck HS	Minot State University
RG	76	Carter Svobodny	6-3	280	Sr.	Duluth, Minn.	Duluth East HS
	64	Dominic Braesch	6-4	280	Sr.	Lübeck, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany	NFL Academy	University of North Alabama
RT	63	Elliot Kooiker	6-3	305	5th	Waukon, Iowa	Waukon HS
	65	John Bugbee	6-8	345	Jr.	Mandan, N.D.	Mandan HS
TE	84	Ethan Heinrich	6-3	235	Sr.	Chandler, Ariz.	Valley Christian HS
	82	Ramsey Morrell	6-2	240	Sr.	Mahtomedi, Minn.	Mahtomedi HS
QB	3	Ryan Blair	6-0	200	5th	Spokane, Wash.	Mead HS	Whitworth University
	16	Hudsen Sheldon	6-2	175	So.	Mandan, N.D.	Mandan HS
RB	41	Xavier Brackenridge	6-0	200	Jr.	Billings, Mont.	Billings Central Catholic HS
	5	Andrew Trandahl	5-8	185	Sr.	New Richmond, Wis.	New Richmond HS
WR	7	Desmond Duffy	5-10	180	Sr.	Carmel, Ind.	Carmel HS	Fullerton College
	4	Brayden Iverson	6-0	195	Sr.	Las Vegas, Nev.	Durango HS
WR	19	Lucas Gonzales	6-1	195	So.	Vancouver, B.C.	Vancouver College HS
	23	Jaquwon Brackenridge	6-1	180	Sr.	Billings, Mont.	Billings Central Catholic HS	Foothills College
Pos.	#	Name	Ht	Wt	Yr.	Hometown	High School	Previous School
DE	42	Christian Arteaga	6-0	245	5th	Corcoran, Minn.	St. Louis Park HS
	51	Javon Maxey	6-2	240	Jr.	Gilbert, Ariz.	Williams Field HS
NG	99	Sean Cotten	5-10	290	Jr.	Lincoln, Calif.	Lincoln HS	Sierra College
	95/93*	Tau Latu	6-0	290	Sr.	East Palo Alta, Calif.	Woodside HS	Foothills College / Northern State
DT	98	Travis Biery	6-2	275	Sr.	Sauk Rapids, Minn.	Sauk Rapids-Rice HS
	97	Brody Neill	6-2	240	Sr.	Rapid City, S.D.	Rapid City Central HS
OLB	96	Vegas George	6-2	250	Jr.	Bismarck, N.D.	Legacy HS
	52	King Allah	6-2	245	So.	Seattle, Wash.	O'Dea HS
ILB	49	Christopher Federico	5-11	230	Sr.	Henderson, Nev.	Silverado HS
	44	Cody Clarke	5-10	220	Jr.	Battle Ground, Wash.	Battle Ground HS	College of the Siskiyous
ILB	10	Cam Brusven	6-0	220	5th	Plentywood, Mont.	Plentywood HS
	43	Andrew Green	6-0	215	Sr.	Fargo, N.D.	Oak Grove HS
OLB	32	Isaac Emmel	6-0	200	Jr.	Bismarck, N.D.	Shiloh Christian HS
	17	Jack Stouffer	6-1	205	Sr.	Park City, Utah	Park City HS	Snow College
CB	9/11*	Justus Breston	5-10	180	5th	Atlanta, Ga.	Campbell HS	Chabot College / Montana
	20	Arthur Terry III	5-10	170	Jr.	Milwaukee, Wis.	Brown Deer HS
SF	21	Jett Solomon	5-11	205	5th	Las Vegas, Nev.	Desert Pines HS	Utah State / Snow College
	22	Tim Grisso	5-11	205	Jr.	Wasilla, Alaska	Wasilla HS
SF	0	Abram Jopp	6-2	190	5th	Mayer, Minn.	Mayer Lutheran HS
	28	Conner Harvison	5-10	180	So.	Bismarck, N.D.	Bismarck HS
CB	2	Jaidon Siler	5-9	175	Sr.	Happy Valley, Ore.	Nelson HS	Butte College
	25	Josh Dobbins	6-2	195	5th	Dallas, Texas	Colleyville HS	UTEP/Cisco/Southestern Oklahoma State University
* indicates # in WHITE jerseys
				Special Teams
Pos.	#	Name	Ht	Wt	Yr.	Hometown	High School	Previous School
K	92	Jack Henninger	6-5	212	Jr.	Sequim. Wash.	Sequim HS
	53	John Girard	6-2	210	Fr.	Mesa, Ariz.	Mountain View HS
P	39	Christian Jangula	6-0	190	Jr.	Bismarck, N.D.	Century HS
	26	Carter Henke	6-0	210	Jr.	Bismarck, N.D.	Bismarck	Dickinson State University
H	4	Brayden Iverson	6-0	195	Sr.	Las Vegas, Nev.	Durango HS
SS/LS	42	Christian Arteaga	6-0	255	Jr.	Corcoran, Minn.	St. Louis Park HS
	60	Andrew Keeler	6-2	230	Fr.	Sequim, Wash.	Sequim HS
KR	5	Andrew Trandahl	5-8	185	Sr.	New Richmond, Wis.	New Richmond HS
	23	Jaquwon Brackenridge	6-1	180	Sr.	Billings, Mont.	Billings Central Catholic HS	Foothills College
PR	5	Andrew Trandahl	5-8	185	Sr.	New Richmond, Wis.	New Richmond HS