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THE GUIDETable of ContentsTable of Contents, DWU Quick Facts, DWU Fight Song, Credits...1Welcome.................................................................................................2Media Info, Champions of Character................................................32012 Season Recap........................................................................4-52013 Football Schedule/Team Photo................................................6Rosters................................................................................................7-92013 Season Outlook..................................................................10-11Coaches.........................................................................................12-13Tiger Football Player Profiles.....................................................14-25DWU Athletic Trainers/Cheerleaders..............................................26DWU Pheasant Hunt..........................................................................272012 Stats......................................................................................28-292012 GPAC Standings and Honors...........................................30-33DWU Football History and Records..........................................34-38Facilities...............................................................................................39Dakota Wesleyan University, City of Mitchell.................................40DWU Quick FactsLocation: Dakota Wesleyan University1200 W. University Ave., Mitchell, SD 57301Founded: 1885 Enrollment: 883Nickname: Tigers Colors: Royal Blue and WhiteArena/Capacity: Joe Quintal Field/3,500Affiliation: National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA)Conference: Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC)President: Amy NovakAthletic Director: Curt HartSports Information Director: Leah RadoAthletic Department Phone: 605-995-2112Athletic Department Fax: 605-995-2150Website: www.dwuathletics.comDWU Fight SongWe’re loyal to you, Wesleyan!The white and the blue, Wesleyan!We’ll back you to standagainst the best in the landfor we know you are grand, Wesleyan! Rah! Rah!So stop that blockade, Wesleyan!Go crashing ahead, Wesleyan!For Tigers are fame protectorsOn team, for we expect a victory from you, Wesleyan!Track the Tigers!www.dwuathletics.comTIGERSCredits2013 DWUFootball MediaGuideThe 2013 DWU FootballMedia Guide is designed andpublished by UniversityRelations at Dakota WesleyanUniversity.Cover Design: Natalie MisiaszekCopy Editors: Lori Essig, Chad Larson, Leah RadoCopy Writer: Leah RadoLayout and Design: Chad LarsonPhotographers: Brandi Nekrassoff and MelissaWintemute, action photos; Leah Rado, portraits;Photography Unlimited, team photoPrinter: McLeod’s Printing & Office Supply, Mitchell2013 Tiger Football page 1www.dwu.edu

WELCOMETIGERSFrom the PresidentGreetings to all Dakota WesleyanUniversity students, athletes, faculty, staff,alumni, fans, families and friends, andwelcome to another exciting season ofTiger athletics. Our sports teams andstudent-athletes are an essential part ofthe DWU community, and DakotaWesleyan sincerely appreciates yourdevoted support.Athletics serve a key role in thedevelopment of our students –opportunities for leadership, teamworkand general wellness are lifelong valuesthat come from athletic participation. Andthe memories made, whether as anathlete or spectator, link our alumni toDWU for many years after they receivetheir diplomas. We anticipate that oursuccessful tradition will continue for ourteams on the field, court, course andtrack, as well as in the classroom.We enter the 2013-14 academic yearwith hopes for another remarkable yearat DWU, both academically andathletically. This year, our commitmentto academic excellence and studentengagement is embodied in the completion ofour new Corrigan Health Sciences Center,home to the finest undergraduate researchfacilities in the region.Whether with your presence at athleticevents or through your monetarycontributions, your support of our school,students, athletes, coaches and teams isgreatly appreciated. The Dakota WesleyanDWU President Amy NovakUniversity family has never beenstronger, and for that, we offer oursincere gratitude.Amy C. NovakDWU PresidentFrom the Athletic DirectorThe 2013-14 school year is upon us,bringing with it a new beginning forDakota Wesleyan University athletics.Our coaches and student-athletes areall prepared for another great year bothon the field or the court and in theclassroom, and 2013-14 has a greatamount of potential for all of our athleticteams. Our athletic staff, student-athletesand coaches are all committed tomaking the Tiger experience a great onein every aspect.The DWU TeamMakers booster cluband the DWU athletic corporatesponsors make so much of thatsuccess possible for us at DakotaWesleyan. Their contributions allow ourcoaches to recruit the best studentathletesin order to be successful at boththe conference and national level, and provideour student-athletes with a great on-campusexperience. Both TeamMakers and ourcorporate sponsors have been extremelyinvolved in Tiger athletics, and I want to thankboth groups for their unending support.The sky is the limit for DWU athletics, andwe want to invite you to be a part of that.Everyone is welcome to join the Tiger athleticfamily and be a part of the journey to newheights in both the Great Plains AthleticConference and the NAIA. Thank you for thesupport and go Tigers!Curt L. HartDWU Athletic DirectorDWU Athletic Director Curt Hart2013 Tiger Football page 2www.dwu.edu

MEDIATigers onFor 41 years running, KMIT 105.9 FM hasbeen a staple as Dakota WesleyanUniversity’s Tiger Radio Network. KMIT willonce again serve as the flagship station forDWU sports in 2013 with Tim Smith back inthe booth for his 41st year as the voice ofthe Tigers.Smith began covering DWU athletics in1973, and he has announced countlessTiger athletic.Smith has been recognized as the SouthDakota Sportscaster-of-the-Year four times– including 2010 – and the South DakotaHigh School Activities Association has alsorecognized him for distinguished service.He is the past president and a currentmember of the DWU TeamMakers boosterclub. In 2010, Smith was inducted into theBob Sprang and Tim SmithDWU Athletic Hall of Fame for hiscontributions to the Tigers. Smith and his wife, Sandi, have five children.Joining Smith in the booth again this season will be former Tiger coach BobSprang. Sprang is a familiar face for DWU football as he was an assistant coach forseveral years, and he’s back in the booth again for the 2013-14 season.Sprang coached high school football and basketball around the area, includingMitchell, De Smet and Plankinton. He also coached twice at Dakota Wesleyan for atotal of 10 years. After 47 years calling plays and sitting the sidelines, he has retiredand will watch the action from the announcer’s booth.Sprang’s voice is already familiar to Tiger fans after spending years as the colorcommentator alongside Smith for DWU men’s and women’s basketball. He also doescolor for KMIT’s high school football, basketball and baseball broadcasts. He and hiswife, Marlys, live in Mitchell and have two adult children.This season, DWU fans can catch Smith and Sprang with all the Tiger action in twoways: 105.9 on their FM dial or streaming live on www.KMIT.com.TIGERSMedia OutletsThe Daily RepublicPhone: 605-996-5516 Fax: 605-996-5020Website: www.mitchellrepublic.comKMIT RadioPhone: 605-996-9667 Fax: 605-996-0013Website: www.kmit.comKORN RadioPhone: 605-996-1490 Fax: 605-996-6680Website: www.q107radio.comArgus LeaderPhone: 1-800-636-4263 Fax: 605-977-3933S.D. Associated PressPhone: 1-800-472-2186 Fax: 605-332-3931KELO TVPhone: 1-800-888-2607 Fax: 605-336-0202KDLT TVPhone: 1-800-727-5358 Fax: 605-361-3982KSFY TVPhone: 1-800-955-5739 Fax: 605-336-2067GPAC OfficePhone: 712-226-4722 Fax: 303-374-5868Website: www.gpacsports.comNAIA OfficePhone: 816-595-8000 Fax: 816-595-8200Website: www.naia.orgDWU Sports InformationPhone: 605-995-2854 Fax: 605-995-2150Website: www.dwuathletics.comChampions of CharacterAll Dakota Wesleyan University student-athletes and their coaches have taken a pledge, a commitment to the true spirit ofcompetition to become Champions of Character. This initiative of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics bringsformal emphasis to character development through respect, responsibility, integrity, servant leadership and sportsmanship.Athletes representing every sport at DWU raise their hands and vow to be true Champions of Character. By taking thepledge, DWU athletes and coaches agree to follow a code of ethics established by the NAIA and adapted to fit DWU.RESPECT: Information delivered by public address announcers at DakotaWesleyan events is neutral and information based, and a Champions ofCharacter announcement is read at the beginning of each contest.RESPONSIBILITY: DWU reports graduation rates from an IPEDs Report and listsat least two objectives to increase the university’s graduation rate.INTEGRITY: A “Coaches Code” and “Code of Ethics” are presented and signed byall athletic staff and administrators. All DWU student-athletes receive, read andsign a “Champions of Character” pledge. They are asked to uphold the code.SERVANT LEADERSHIP: Student-athletes are asked to participate in at least onecommunity service activity.SPORTSMANSHIP: A policy of no profanity in practice and game competition isestablished.2013 Tiger Football page 3www.dwu.edu

2012 RECAP TIGERSbuilding onPAST SUCCESSThe Tigers started the year 3-0 for the thirdstraight year and recorded a second straightwinning season in 2012 in an effort to establishitself at the top of the GPAC and NAIA.TIGER REVIEWBy LEAH RADO, Sports Information DirectorThe Dakota Wesleyan University football team upheld thetradition of success it has been building in 2012.The Tigers recorded their second straight winning season witha 6-4 overall record and, for the third straight year, started theseason on a three-game winning streak. Dakota Wesleyanwon four of its first five games but, much like the 2011 season,struggled in the second half of the year.DWU went 3-0 to start in head coach Ross Cimpl’s first year atthe helm and followed up a 40-30 loss at Hastings College witha 45-31 offensive showdown against Dordt College. After theOct. 6 win for Blue & White Days, the Tigers won just two moregames in October and November.Despite the 2-3 finish to the season, 2012 was a record-settingone for several individual Tigers. Senior running back JoshEndres took over as the school’s all-time leading rusher, andhe also set the school record for rushing yards in a season. Heran for 1,302 yards in 2012 and finished his career with 3,329total rushing yards. Endres also graduated as the single-gamerushing leader (316), set in 2010. He finished fourth in the NAIAin yards per game (130.2).Senior defensive back Dustin Bergmeier tied the schoolrecord with three interceptions in a game against ConcordiaUniversity.DWU started the season with a 40-14 win over in-state rivalDakota State University in its first home night game in severalyears. Joe Quintal was nearly full as the Tigers put on a showunder the lights for their fans, including 27 first-quarter points.Endres ran for more than 200 yards and three touchdowns tohelp lead DWU past the Trojans.In its first Great Plains Athletic Conference game of the year, theTigers led 13-6 at halftime, but Concordia University scoredtwice in the third quarter to go up 16-13 heading into the final15 minutes of play. Dakota Wesleyan scored early in the fourthon a 2-yard run by Endres to go up by four, 20-16, but theBulldogs pulled ahead again a few minutes later on an 8-yardtouchdown run.Dakota Wesleyan scored the go-ahead touchdown with justunder five minutes remaining when Michael Brown caught a49-yard touchdown pass from Bane, but it wasn’t until the final30 seconds of the game that the 26-23 score became final.After DWU scored its final touchdown, both teams punted onceand Concordia drove the ball from its own 20-yard line to theTigers’ 16-yard line. DWU took a timeout with 27 secondsremaining, and on the next play, senior Josh Thompsonintercepted a Bulldog pass in the end zone to secure the win.DWU downed Briar Cliff University 24-13 at home for its thirdstraight 3-0 start before losing its first game of the year atHastings. The Broncos led 14-0 after the first quarter, andmatched the Tigers point-for-point in the second and thirdquarters. DWU scored twice in the fourth quarter, but it wasn’tenough. Despite the loss, Bane set the school record for passoffense in a game with 457 yards. That mark also set the teamrecord for pass offense in a game.Junior quarterback Jon Bane also had a big year for DakotaWesleyan in his third season with the program. He took over asthe program’s all-time leader in pass offense (6,894) and totaloffense (6,982), and set the school record for passing yards in agame (457) against Hastings College.All-GPAC running back Josh Endres runs for a touchdown in 2012.2013 Tiger Football page 4www.dwu.edu

2012 RECAP TIGERSThe Tigers lost 41-13 to No. 16 Northwestern College the nextweek, and followed that with a 17-0 loss to Nebraska WesleyanUniversity in their final road game of the year on Nov. 3. DakotaWesleyan returned home for its final game of the year onNov. 10, and picked up a 21-14 victory over Midland University.Arthur Brown scored DWU’s first two touchdowns of the game– one in the third quarter and one early in the fourth, andEndres capped off his college career in a huge way with a70-yard touchdown run with 44 seconds left in the game.All-GPAC senior linebacker Mike Barnaud (36) makes a tackle in 2012.After the loss to the Broncos, Dakota Wesleyan bounced backand won a high-scoring offensive battle against Dordt 45-31 forits annual Blue & White Days game. After being held scorelessin the first quarter, the Tigers scored 14 second-quarter pointsand went off for 31 points in the second half, including 21 in thefourth quarter alone. Senior tight end Derek Carlson caughtfour touchdown passes, including a 53-yard pass and a 73-yardpass from Bane. The two teams combined for 1,237 yards oftotal offense in the showdown.After the Dordt game, the Tigers played three straight rankedopponents. First up was Morningside, ranked No. 4 in the NAIAand the eventual national runner-up. The Mustangs defeatedDakota Wesleyan 63-7 in Sioux City, Iowa.Perhaps the Tigers’ biggest win of the season came on Oct. 20when they defeated Doane College – ranked No. 20 in the NAIAat the time – 28-24 at Joe Quintal. The two teams exchangedthe lead seven times throughout the game. The mostimportant lead change came in the final two minutes of thegame when, with 1:31 left on the clock, Arthur Brown caughta 5-yard touchdown pass from Bane to put DWU up 28-24.Doane led 24-21 after a safety with 12:11 left to play and missedthe chance to extend its lead thanks to a botched 37-yard fieldgoalattempt with just over 10 minutes left in the game.DWU drove the field and had a shot to tie the game but misseda 33-yard field goal with 4:09 remaining. The Doane Tigersgot the ball back and were forced to punt, giving the DWUTigers excellent field position with a 5-yard punt that went out ofbounds at the Doane 24-yard line with 3:05 to play. The Tigerscapitalized, scored and held off Doane for the win.That run not only sealed the win for Dakota Wesleyan, but italso pushed Endres into the top spot on the school’s singleseasonrushing chart. He entered his final game of the yearwith 1,121 rushing yards in his senior season, and that final 70-yard carry pushed him to 181 yards for the game and 1,302 forthe season to set the record.DWU finished the year fourth in the GPAC and 18th in the NAIAin pass offense per game (239.7). DWU led the GPAC andfinished 13th in the nation in yards per punt (39.7) and finished12th in the NAIA with 12 sacks against.Carlson earned All-American accolades as a punter afterleading the GPAC and finishing sixth in the NAIA in yards perpunt (41.1). He also earned All-GPAC Second-Team SpecialTeams honors as a punter and honorable mention accoladesas a tight end.Endres and offensive lineman Nathan Little earned first-teamoffense honors – the third straight honor for both athletes.Defensive lineman Craig Henglefelt and Bergmeier earnedAll-GPAC Second-Team Defense honors; and Bane, MichaelBrown, Arthur Brown, offensive lineman Kyle Hencke andlinebackers Mike Barnaud, Brady Bonte, AnthonyCervantes and Jeff Maassen all earned honorable mentionstatus. Tyler Severson, Skyler Eriksen and Thompson werenamed Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes, and Eriksen wasnamed to the Co-SIDA Academic All-America College DivisionSecond Team.Dakota Wesleyan is hoping to continue to not only continue itsstreak of success in 2013, but also to expand on that success.The Tigers want to push past the six-win mark and continuetheir move up the ranks of the GPAC and the NAIA and establishthemselves as a football powerhouse year after year.2013 Tiger Football page 5www.dwu.edu

SCHEDULE2013 Football SeasonTIGERSSeptember7 at University of Wisconsin-Stout Menominee, Wis. 1 p.m.14 at Briar Cliff University* Vermillion, S.D. (DakotaDome) 1 p.m.21 at Northwestern College* Orange City, Iowa 1 p.m.28 HASTINGS COLLEGE* HOME 1 p.m.Blue & White DaysOctober5 at Dakota State University Madison, S.D. 7 p.m.12 at Doane College* Crete, Neb. 1 p.m.19 MORNINGSIDE COLLEGE* HOME 1 p.m.26 at Midland University* Fremont, Neb. 4 p.m.November2 NEBRASKA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY* HOME 1 p.m.9 CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY* HOME 1 p.m.Senior Day and Parents’ Day16 at Dordt College* Sioux Center, Iowa 1 p.m.* indicates Great Plains Athletic Conference opponentHome games in BOLD CAPS played at Joe Quintal Field2013 Tiger Football Team2013 Tiger Football page 6www.dwu.edu

ROSTERSNo. Name .............................Pos.43 Chane Amdahl ...............FB23 Xavier Armijo ..................RB11 Jon Bane ........................QB21 Francois Barnaud ..........RBGarrett Bartell .................QB36 Josh Black .....................FB79 Spencer Bloch ...............OL4 Brady Bonte ...................LB31 Cody Bonte ....................DB19 Adam Bormann .............LB3 Mitch Breen ....................WR1 Arthur Brown ..................WR2 Michael Brown ...............WR38 Jordan Buchholz ............DB24 Anthony Cervantes .........LB30 Riley Chohon .................LB57 Nathan Dahl ..................LB41 Scott Davis .....................LB7 Andrew DeVaney ............DBAndrew Driscoll .............WR40 Cody Duerksen ..............TE72 Skyler Eriksen ................OLJohn Fabrizius ...............RB26 Josh Fiedler ...................DB8 Joey Garba .....................RBKhalil Glover ..................DB91 Eric Gruis .......................DL88 Keagan Hadley ..............DL53 Taylor Haley ...................OL82 Ben Hatcher ...................DL52 Nick Heiman ..................OL75 Kyle Hencke ...................OLCasey Henry ..................WR94 Richard Herline .............DLKevin Holt .......................WR44 Calvin Hunhoff ...............DLJJ Husar ........................RB28 Trevin Island ..................DBCory Jans .......................OL34 Sam Kiger ......................DL13 Nicholas Kinder .............QB56 Jonathan Knight ............OLRyan Knudsen ...............LB65 Ryan Kornely ..................OLTrevor Krugman .............OL45 Zach Kubik .....................FBDylon Kula .....................DB55 Ian Lackey ......................LB2013 DWU Alphabetical RosterNo. Name .............................Pos.42 Charles LaRoche ..........LB80 Kodi Larson ...................WR84 Dustin Livingston ...........WR25 Dylan Ljunggren ............DB46 Austin Lopour ................LB32 Eric Lundberg ................FB48 Jeff Maassen .................LBKyle Manke .....................DL12 Ian McClanahan ............DBSidney McClure ..............OL49 Travis McDonald ............LB27 Matt McManus ................DB86 Mito Mendivil ..................K76 Nathan Minnick ..............OL6 Alexis Moore ..................DB90 Brady Mudder .................DL10 Anthony Muilenburg .......WR20 Tanner Munk ..................DB58 Marcus Nelson ..............LBJacob North ...................DLCy Norton .......................DL9 Dan Porter .....................K50 Francisco Rangel ..........LB35 Nicolas Rascon .............DB97 Cohl Raterman ..............DL37 Cody Reder ....................DB18 Alex Robertson ..............RBMichael Rohde...............DBCassidy Schnabel .........LB73 Austin Schroeder ...........OL47 Trevor Schroeder ...........TEJeremy Schuelke ...........LBAndrew Schwader .........DL17 Levi Sheldon ..................DB95 Chad Simonek...............DL99 Alex Smith ......................DLChris Stockman .............WR16 Zachary Thiel .................DB93 Matt Tuttle .......................DL22 Jared Van Winkle ...........DB74 Jake Verry .......................OL54 Austin Werkmeister .......DLDustin Whipple ..............RB15 Keenan White ................QB68 Eric Witte ........................OL14 Greyson Wooten ............WR62 Ryan Zdroik ....................OLTIGERSTIGERS (by state)South Dakota ................ 48California....................... 10Nebraska......................... 9Arizona ............................ 8Texas ............................... 4Idaho ............................... 3Minnesota ....................... 3Wyoming ......................... 3Colorado ......................... 1Florida ............................. 1Georgia ........................... 1Iowa ................................. 1Kansas ............................ 1New Mexico ..................... 1Pennsylvania .................. 1Want instantTIGERsports updates?www.facebook.com/dwuathleticstwitter.com/dwusportsDWU players listed without jersey numbers are redshirts for 2013.2013 Tiger Football page 7www.dwu.edu

ROSTERS2013 DWU Numerical RosterTIGERSNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown/Previous School1 Arthur Brown* WR 6-0 200 Jr. Rosemead, Calif./San Gabriel High School2 Michael Brown WR 5-9 185 Sr. Palmdale, Calif./College of the Canyons3 Mitch Breen WR 5-8 175 Jr. Wagner, S.D./University of Sioux Falls4 Brady Bonte LB 6-1 210 So. Garretson, S.D./Garretson High School6 Alexis Moore DB 6-2 205 Jr. Miami, Fla./Hudson Valley Community College7 Andrew DeVaney DB 5-11 180 So. Sioux Falls, S.D./Sioux Falls Christian High School8 Joey Garba RB 6-0 210 Jr. Palmdale, Calif./College of the Canyons9 Dan Porter K 6-0 180 So. Plattsmouth, Neb./Plattsmouth High School10 Anthony Muilenburg WR 6-2 200 Sr. Sioux Falls, S.D./Sioux Falls Lincoln High School11 Jon Bane* QB 6-4 185 Sr. Rogers, Texas/Temple High School12 Ian McClanahan DB 6-0 175 RS-Fr. Brandon, S.D./Brandon Valley High School13 Nicholas Kinder QB 6-2 205 Fr. Fresno, Calif./San Joaquin Memorial High School14 Greyson Wooten WR 6-3 220 So. Temple, Texas/Temple High School15 Keenan White QB 5-11 215 Fr. Bullhead City, Ariz./Mohave High School16 Zachary Thiel DB 6-0 170 So. Powell, Wyo./Powell High School17 Levi Sheldon DB 5-10 180 So. Glendale, Ariz./Raymond S. Kellis High School18 Alex Robertson RB 5-9 170 Fr. Canistota, S.D./Canistota High School19 Adam Bormann LB 6-0 210 Fr. Stickney, S.D./Stickney High School20 Tanner Munk DB 5-9 170 So. Dell Rapids, S.D./Dell Rapids High School21 Francois Barnaud RB 5-9 200 Jr. Belle Fourche, S.D./Belle Fourche High School22 Jared Van Winkle DB 5-10 190 So. Tyndall, S.D./The University of South Dakota23 Xavier Armijo RB 5-10 200 Fr. Belen, N.M./Belen High School24 Anthony Cervantes LB 6-1 210 Jr. Burbank, Calif./Burbank High School25 Dylan Ljunggren DB 5-9 185 So. Dell Rapids, S.D./Dell Rapids High School26 Josh Fiedler DB 6-0 195 Jr. Dell Rapids, S.D./Dell Rapids High School27 Matt McManus* DB 6-0 170 Sr. Fulton, S.D./Hanson High School28 Trevin Island DB 5-9 160 Fr. Rialto, Calif./Eisenhower High School30 Riley Chohon LB 5-10 200 RS-Fr. O’Neill, Neb./O’Neill High School31 Cody Bonte DB 6-0 175 Fr. Garretson, S.D./Garretson High School32 Eric Lundberg FB 5-10 225 Sr. Clear Lake, S.D./Deuel High School34 Sam Kiger DL 6-2 215 So. Irene, S.D./Irene-Wakonda High School35 Nicolas Rascon DB 5-11 170 Fr. Chula Vista, Calif./Castle Park High School36 Josh Black FB 5-6 215 So. Inglewood, Calif./Antelope Valley College37 Cody Reder DB 5-11 180 RS-Fr. Philip, S.D./Philip High School38 Jordan Buchholz DB 5-8 170 RS-Fr. South Shore, S.D./Waverly-South Shore High School40 Cody Duerksen TE 6-1 210 Sr. Parker, S.D./Parker High School41 Scott Davis LB 6-2 210 RS-Fr. Irene, S.D./Irene-Wakonda High School42 Charles LaRoche LB 5-10 195 Fr. Lower Brule, S.D./Lyman High School43 Chane Amdahl FB 5-11 225 Sr. Pipestone, Minn./Pipestone Area High School44 Calvin Hunhoff DL 6-3 260 So. Bertrand, Neb./Bertrand High School45 Zach Kubik FB 5-7 230 So. Greenwood, Neb./Ashland-Greenwood High School46 Austin Lopour LB 6-0 215 RS-Fr. Fort Pierre, S.D./Stanley County High School47 Trevor Schroeder TE 6-4 210 So. Canistota, S.D./Canistota High School48 Jeff Maassen* LB 6-2 230 Jr. Brandon, S.D./Brandon Valley High School49 Travis McDonald LB 6-2 190 RS-Fr. Tyndall, S.D./Bon Homme High School50 Francisco Rangel LB 5-9 215 So. Peoria, Ariz./Raymond S. Kellis High School52 Nick Heiman OL 6-0 215 RS-Fr. Presho, S.D./Lyman High School53 Taylor Haley OL 6-0 255 So. Winner, S.D./Winner High School54 Austin Werkmeister DL 6-1 285 So. Howard, S.D./Dakota State University55 Ian Lackey LB 5-11 205 Jr. Lindsborg, Kan./Smoky Valley High School56 Jonathan Knight OL 5-11 245 So. Pocatello, Idaho/Highland High School57 Nathan Dahl LB 5-10 200 RS-Fr. Shelby, Neb./Shelby High School58 Marcus Nelson LB 6-1 175 Fr. Northfield, Minn./Northfield High School2013 Tiger Football page 8www.dwu.edu

ROSTERSNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown/Previous School62 Ryan Zdroik OL 6-0 295 So. Rogers, Texas/Rogers High School65 Ryan Kornely OL 6-1 280 Fr. Mission, S.D./Todd County High School68 Eric Witte* OL 6-0 270 Sr. Huron, S.D./Huron High SchoolTIGERS72 Skyler Eriksen OL 6-0 260 Sr. Presho, S.D./Lyman High School73 Austin Schroeder OL 6-7 255 So. Winner, S.D./Winner High School74 Jake Verry OL 6-2 265 Jr. Wernersville, Pa./Conrad Weiser High School75 Kyle Hencke OL 6-2 265 Jr. Sturgis, S.D./Sturgis Brown High School76 Nathan Minnick OL 6-2 215 Fr. Escondido, Calif./Escondido Charter High School79 Spencer Bloch OL 6-8 300 Jr. Scotland, S.D./Scotland High School80 Kodi Larson WR 6-0 185 Fr. Tyndall, S.D./Bon Homme High School82 Ben Hatcher DL 6-3 230 Sr. Canton, Ga./Rochester Community and Technical College84 Dustin Livingston WR 6-0 175 Fr. Irene, S.D./Irene-Wakonda High School86 Mito Mendivil K 5-8 175 Fr. Vail, Ariz./Empire High School88 Keagan Hadley DL 6-3 230 Fr. Kellogg, Idaho/Minot State University90 Brady Mudder DL 6-2 220 Fr. Garretson, S.D./Garretson High School91 Eric Gruis DL 6-2 270 Sr. Baltic, S.D./Tri-Valley High School93 Matt Tuttle DL 6-2 285 Sr. Ethan, S.D./Ethan High School94 Richard Herline DL 6-1 205 Fr. Bullhead City, Ariz./Mohave High School95 Chad Simonek DL 5-10 285 Fr. Redondo Beach, Calif./Redondo Union High School97 Cohl Raterman DL 6-4 260 Fr. Colome, S.D./Colome High School99 Alex Smith DL 5-9 230 Jr. Kuna, Idaho/Nampa Christian High SchoolREDSHIRTSGarrett Bartell QB 6-1 160 Fr. Yoder, Wyo./Southeast High SchoolAndrew Driscoll WR 6-3 200 Fr. Omaha, Neb./Papillion La Vista South High SchoolJohn Fabrizius RB 6-1 210 Fr. Casper, Wyo./Kelly Walsh High SchoolKhalil Glover DB 5-8 165 Fr. Phoenix, Ariz./Goldwater High SchoolCasey Henry# WR 6-3 190 Fr. Sterling, Colo./Fleming High SchoolKevin Holt WR 6-0 180 Fr. Bullhead City, Ariz./Mohave High SchoolJJ Husar RB 6-0 190 Fr. San Tan Valley, Ariz./Desert Ridge High SchoolCory Jans OL 6-1 270 Fr. Mankato, Minn./Mankato East High SchoolRyan Knudsen LB 6-0 205 Fr. Lake Andes, S.D./South Dakota State UniversityTrevor Krugman OL 6-0 210 Fr. Spencer, Neb./West Boyd High SchoolDylon Kula DB 5-9 180 Fr. Anamosa, Iowa/Anamosa High SchoolKyle Manke DL 5-11 220 Fr. Murdo, S.D./Jones County High SchoolSidney McClure OL 5-10 270 Fr. Estelline, S.D./Estelline High SchoolJacob North DL 6-2 385 Fr. Fremont, Neb./Fremont High SchoolCy Norton DL 5-11 260 Fr. Rapid City, S.D./Rapid City Central High SchoolMichael Rohde# DB 5-7 170 Fr. Colome, S.D./Colome High SchoolCassidy Schnabel LB 6-1 185 Fr. Philip, S.D./Philip High SchoolJeremy Schuelke LB 6-0 185 Fr. Milbank, S.D./Milbank High SchoolAndrew Schwader DL 6-1 205 Fr. Howard, S.D./Howard High SchoolChris Stockman WR 5-11 155 Fr. Houston, Texas/J. Frank Dobie High SchoolDustin Whipple RB 5-9 150 Fr. Crofton, Neb./Crofton High School* indicates Team Captain# indicates a second redshirt season2013 DWU Numerical RosterHead Coach: Ross Cimpl (2nd season)Assistant Coaches: Jason Glasco (linebackers, special teams, recruiting), Josh Kotecki (offensive line, strength and conditioning,academic), Zeke Prado (offensive coordinator, quarterbacks)Graduate Assistant Coaches: Alex Foster (defensive line, video), Drew Gillogly (tight ends, fullbacks)Volunteer Assistant Coaches: Andre Crenshaw (running backs), Houston Jones (wide receivers)Student Assistant Coach: Jon Kleinschmit (video)2013 Tiger Football page 9www.dwu.edu

OUTLOOKstrivingforconsistencyAfter a 5-0 start in 2011, the DWU football team islooking for another fast start, and then a solidfinish in 2012 as it aims for a spot atop the GPACand the NAIA.TIGER PREVIEWBy LEAH RADO, Sports Information DirectorIn his first season as head coach of the Dakota WesleyanUniversity football team, Ross Cimpl led the Tigers to theirsecond straight winning season and third straight 3-0 start.In 2013, Cimpl is looking to expand on that success.Dakota Wesleyan went 3-0 and won four of its first five gamesto start the 2012 season before ending the year 6-4 overall.The Tigers went 5-4 and finished tied for fourth in the GreatPlains Athletic Conference.DWU made it as high as No. 19 in the NAIA Top 25 Coaches’Poll and stayed in the top 25 for several weeks, but went 2-3 inthe last five games of the season and dropped out of the polls.The Tigers want to surpass the six-win mark in 2013 andstick around in the NAIA poll throughout the season. Previousseasons have provided a solid base for Dakota Wesleyan, butthis year DWU wants to expand those boundaries and pushitself to new levels of success both in the GPAC and the NAIA.“We have been making some tremendous strides indeveloping our program,” Cimpl said. “We have a bunch ofguys who want to change the culture of DWU football, and thatis exciting to be a part of. We need to continue to work hard tobecome a top-tier team in our conference and in the country.”The Tigers have the daunting task of replacing running backJosh Endres this season. Endres, who graduated in May,graduated with school records for rushing in a game, seasonand career. He broke the single-season rushing record on thefinal carry of his collegiate career and finished with 1,302 yardslast season and 3,329 in his career.Looking to fill the gap left by the three-time All-GPAC runningback is junior Francois Barnaud. Barnaud is in his fourthseason with the Tiger football program, but he suffered aTIGERSseason-ending injury in the first game of 2012. He ran the ball31 times for 109 yards as a sophomore in 2011.The Tigers’ receiving corps returns plenty of experience in2013, including one of the top receivers in the GPAC and NAIAfrom two seasons ago. After redshirting last season, All-American receiver Anthony Muilenburg returns to the fieldfor DWU. Muilenburg earned All-American honors and All-GPAC First-Team honors as a junior in 2011, but he sat out the2012 season with an injury. He caught 64 passes for 855 yardsand also recorded 389 yards on kick and punt returns as ajunior and looks to have a fast return to the game this fall.Also back for DWU are receivers Arthur Brown andMichael Brown. Arthur Brown led the team with 579 receivingyards and six touchdowns and averaged 57.9 receiving yardsper game as a sophomore in 2012. Michael Brown added 451receiving yards and three touchdowns. Both earned All-GPACHonorable Mention accolades.Back to man the quarterback position is Jon Bane, who is inhis fourth and final season with the team in 2013. He becamethe school’s all-time career passing (6,894) and total offense(6,982) leader in 2012. He also helped the Tigers set therecord for passing yards in a game (457) against HastingsCollege. As a junior last season, Bane went 159-for-309 for2,157 yards, 18 touchdowns and eight interceptions. Heaveraged 233.2 yards of offense per game and was named All-GPAC Honorable Mention at the end of the season.DWU offensive linemen Skyler Eriksen (72) and Kyle Henke (75) tackle in 2012.2013 Tiger Football page 10www.dwu.edu

OUTLOOK“Our offense has made some tremendous progress in thelast year,” Cimpl said. “We feel that the experience we have upfront, coupled with the talent we have at the skill positions, givesus a very good opportunity to score points. We are going tohave to rely on our veterans to perform at a high level, and addsome younger players into the mix to be big-time contributors.”Keeping the opposing teams’ defense at bay will be All-GPACoffensive lineman Kyle Henke. He has played in all but onegame in each of his first two seasons with the team. Also backto anchor the Tigers’ offensive line are seniors Skyler Eriksenand Eric Witte, along with junior Spencer Bloch andsophomores Ryan Zdroik and Austin Schroeder.The Tiger defense returns plenty of experience, especially atthe linebacker position. Three DWU linebackers return afterearning All-GPAC Honorable Mention honors in 2012, and theTigers return five of their top six tacklers in 2013. BradyBonte, Anthony Cervantes and Jeff Maassen all earned All-GPAC accolades last season and finished second, third andfifth, respectively, on the defensive leaderboard. As a freshman,Bonte was second on the team with 96 tackles and led theteam with 44 solo tackles. Cervantes had 62 total tackles andled the team with 13.5 tackles for a loss and four sacks, andMaassen was fifth with 54 total tackles and had two fumblerecoveries as a sophomore.Defensive backs Matt McManus and Andrew DeVaneyalso return after finishing fourth and sixth, respectively, intackles last season. McManus finished with 56 tackles, andDeVaney recorded 53. Both added five pass breakups.Anchoring the defensive line will be seniors Eric Gruis andMatt Tuttle. Gruis finished with 21 total tackles last season,and Tuttle added 13. Calvin Hunhoff also returns for hissophomore season. Freshmen Brady Mudder (Garretson,S.D.) and Cohl Ratermann (Colome, S.D.) will both look tomake an impact on the defensive line right away.“We really have a great group of guys on the defensive side ofthe ball,” Cimpl said. “Most of the guys who were starters orcontributors for us last year are back with another year ofexperience under their belt. We do not have a great deal ofupperclassman on this side of the ball, but we are not lackingin experience. This group has the talent and ability to be a veryspecial group.”All-American punter Derek Carlson graduated in May, butDan Porter returns for his sophomore season after taking overkicking duties for Dakota Wesleyan last season. He kicked off45 times for 2,486 yards and also punted 11 times for 410yards. Porter went 27-for-32 in extra-point attempts, and two ofhis five misses came in the first game of his collegiate career.He will take over punting duties in his second season with theteam and continue to handle kicking for the Tigers.Arthur Brown handled most of the punt returns last season aswell as kick returns. Junior Mitch Breen also had a hand inkick return duties, and both look to see time on special teamsTIGERSLinebacker Anthony Cervantes had a breakout sophomore season in 2012.again this season. Muilenburg will also return to his spot in theTigers’ return game after earning All-GPAC Second-TeamSpecial Teams honors as a junior.As a team, Dakota Wesleyan finished fourth in the GPAC and18th in the NAIA in pass offense (239.7) and fifth in the GPAC intotal offense (364.8). The Tigers were also 12th in the nation insacks against (12) and 13th in yards per punt (39.7).Cimpl added plenty of talent in the offseason, includingreceivers Kodi Larson (Tyndall, S.D.) and Dustin Livingston(Irene, S.D.), running back Alex Robertson (Canistota, S.D.),defensive back Trevin Island (Rialto, Calif.) and linebackerAdam Bormann (Stickney, S.D.). All five look to compete forplaying time right away as freshmen in 2013.The Tigers start 2013 with three road games before hostingHastings for Blue & White Days on Sept. 28. Five of DWU’s firstsix games are on the road, including a nonconference gameagainst the University of Wisconsin-Stout in Menominee, Wis.,to start the season on Sept. 7. Dakota Wesleyan hostsHastings, Morningside (Oct. 19), Nebraska Wesleyan (Nov. 2)and Concordia (Nov. 9) this season.“There are many questions surrounding the 2013 DWUfootball team,” Cimpl said. “Our goals are to be an elite team inthe conference and country.“In order for that to happen, we need to have tremendousleadership and mature quickly at some spots. We have a greatgroup of players who are hungry to take DWU football to thenext level. It is going to be very exciting to see these guys onthe field.”2013 Tiger Football page 11www.dwu.edu

COACHESTIGERSRoss CimplHead Football CoachIn his first season at the helm of the DakotaWesleyan University football program, RossCimpl guided the Tigers to their secondstraight winning season.Cimpl led Dakota Wesleyan to a 6-4 overall record and a 5-4 mark in theGreat Plains Athletic Conference in 2012. DWU started the season on athree-game winning streak and won four of its first five games.The Tigers finished the year fourth in the league and 18th in the NAIA inpass offense per game with 239.7 yards through the air. DakotaWesleyan was also fifth in the GPAC in total offense per game (364.8).DWU led the GPAC and finished 13th in the NAIA in yards per punt(39.7) and finished 12th in the nation with 12 sacks against.Perhaps the Tigers’ biggest win in 2012 was a 28-24 home victoryagainst Doane College, which was No. 20 in the NAIA. DWU played itsfirst home night game in several years to start the season, beatingin-state rival Dakota State 40-14. The Tigers also ended the seasonwith a 21-14 win against Midland University. The Tigers were rankedas high as No. 19 in the NAIA Top 25 Coaches’ Poll in 2012.Senior running back Josh Endres took over as the school’s all-timeleading rusher, and he also set the school record for rushing yards in aseason. Endres ran for 1,302 yards in 2012 and finished his careerwith 3,329 total rushing yards. He finished the year fourth in the nationin yards per game (130.2). Junior quarterback Jon Bane took over asthe all-time leader in pass offense (6,894) and total offense (6,982).He also set the school record for passing yards in a game (457)against Hastings College. Senior defensive back Dustin Bergmeier tiedthe school record with three interceptions in a game against Concordia.Senior punter Derek Carlson earned AFCA All-American honors in 2012,becoming the 21st All-American in DWU football history. Carlson wassixth in the NAIA in yards per punt at 41.1, and he earned All-GPACSecond-Team Special Teams honors as well as All-GPAC HonorableMention accolades for his play at tight end as a senior.Endres and offensive lineman Nathan Little both earned All-GPACFirst-Team Offense honors, and Bergmeier and defensive lineman CraigHenglefelt earned All-GPAC Second-Team Defense honors. Widereceivers Arthur Brown and Michael Brown, Bane, Carlson, offensivelineman Kyle Hencke and linebackers Mike Barnaud, Brady Bonte,Anthony Cervantes and Jeff Maassen all earned honorable mention.Skyler Eriksen, Tyler Severson and Josh Thompson all earnedNAIA-Daktronics Scholar-Athlete status, and Eriksen was named to theCo-SIDA Academic All-America College Division Second Team.Before coming to Dakota Wesleyan, Cimpl spent three years as anassistant coach at the University of Sioux Falls while pursuing amaster’s degree in business administration, which he received inFebruary 2010. He coached everything from the defensive backs tothe special teams to tight ends, wide receivers and running backs.Cimpl was a part of the Cougars’ NAIA national titles in 2008 and 2009and their runner-up finish in 2007. He helped the Cougars to a 42-1record from 2007 to 2009. Sioux Falls won three straight GPAC titles inthose years.From 2002 to 2006, Cimpl was a member of the Cougar football team.He was a team captain in 2005 and 2006, a member of the 2006national championship team and was named the team’s Special TeamsPlayer-of-the-Year in 2005. Cimpl was on the dean’s list at USF andearned Academic All-American honors in 2005.Cimpl lives in Mitchell with his wife, Linda. They have a son, Preston,and a daughter, Charlee.Ross Cimpl, head football coach, walks the sideline during a 2012 game.Cimpl’s Contact InfoPhone: 605-995-2852Email: rocimpl@dwu.eduAll-Time Coaching RecordsName Years RecordNo Coach 1897-98 2-1-0Boldgett 1899 4-1-0F.A. Norton 1900 3-0-2D.B. Copp 1901 6-0-0Clarion Hardy 1902, 1907-08, 1913-14 16-14-2M.H. Markle 1903-06 9-6-2Dale Chadwick 1909-10 7-3-1Ralph Douglas 1911-12 4-9-2Chester Dillion 1915-16 8-9-0Ray McLean 1917-18 3-4-2Bud Dougherty 1919-26 38-20-2Elliott Hatfield 1927-28 5-10-0Stewart Ferguson 1929-33 17-22-2Les Belding 1934-44 24-36-3Ray Green 1945-46 9-9-0Dave Gorby 1947 3-4-1Claude Lear 1948-49 7-8-2Bob McCardle 1950-51 1-13-1Gene Cheever 1952-53 8-7-0Erv Pitts 1954-55 9-6-2Fred Loper 1956-58 6-18-1Don Pinhey 1959-62 11-24-1Gordon Zapp 1963-67 21-22-2Sam Sample 1968-71 16-20-0Ron Parks 1972-77 27-29-0Tom Long 1978-80 6-22-1Bob Bozied 1981-83 2-27-1Joe Kramer 1984-98 70-80-0Orson Christensen 1999 0-10-0Rod Olson 2000-01 4-16-0Tony Harper 2002-04 9-23-0Brad Pole 2005-11 31-40-0Ross Cimpl 2012-pres. 6-4-02013 Tiger Football page 12www.dwu.edu

COACHESTIGERSZeke PradoOffensive Coordinator/QuarterbacksZeke Prado begins his fourth season withDakota Wesleyan in 2013. This is Prado’s secondstint as a coach at DWU and third stint overall atthe school.Prado, who was the wide receivers coachfrom 2005 to 2007, begins his fourth year as theteam’s quarterbacks coach in 2013. He has alsocoached for the Rosemead Rebels organization,at San Gabriel High School, East Los Angeles College and Temple CityHigh School.Prado started his college football career with Chuck Lyons Collegeof the Canyon and John Cicuto at Glendale Community College beforetransferring to DWU before the 2001 season. Prado, who also playedspecial teams, was a two-time All-GPAC Honorable Mention selection.After completing his playing career at DWU, Prado earned a B.A. insports and exercise science and a master’s degree in secondaryeducation from Grand Canyon University. Prado lives in Mitchell.Josh KoteckiOffensive Line/Strength and ConditioningCoordinator/Academic CoordinatorJosh Kotecki begins his third season with theDWU coaching staff as an assistant coach in2013. Kotecki, who works with the team’soffensive line, served as a graduate assistant hisfirst two seasons with the program.Kotecki joined the Tigers in 2011 after asuccessful playing career at Monmouth College (Ill.). Kotecki, whograduated with a degree in physical education in 2010, was anassistant offensive line coach at Monmouth that year. He was also anassistant coach at Beloit College where he worked with the offensiveline, tight ends and halfbacks.At Monmouth, Kotecki was a four-year starter and a two-timecaptain. The offensive lineman was named to the All-MidwestConference First Team three times, was a two-time All-West Regionselection and was named a d3football.com All-American Second-Teamselection in 2008. In his four-year career, Monmouth went 35-8.Kotecki, a Peru, Ill., native, lifes in Mitchell with his wife, Courteney.Drew GilloglyGraduate Assistant/Tight Ends/FullbacksDrew Gillogly enters his second season as agraduate assistant coach at Dakota WesleyanUniversity in the 2013 season. He will workprimarily with the team’s tight ends and fullbacks.The Dell Rapids, S.D., native graduated fromDWU with a degree in history education in 2011after four years with the football team. Gilloglyplayed receiver for the Tigers all four seasons.Gillogly is currently pursuing a master’s degree in educational policyand administration at Dakota Wesleyan.Houston JonesVolunteer Assistant/Wide ReceiversHouston Jones enters his first season as anassistant coach for the Tiger football team in2013. Jones will work with the team’s widereceivers.The Oklahoma City native graduated in 2009from Iowa State University with a degree in socialsciences after a four-year career with theCyclones’ football team. Jones recorded 33receptions for 390 yards in his career, and he finished third on the teamwith 32 catches for 384 yards as a junior in 2008.After graduation, Jones returned to Oklahoma City where hecoached football at Western Heights High School and NortheastAcademy, his alma mater.Jason GlascoLinebackers/Special Teams/RecruitingCoordinatorJason Glasco enters his third season as apart of the Tiger football coaching staff. His firsttwo seasons were spent as a graduateassistant, and he will continue to work with theteam’s linebackers and serve as recruitingcoordinator as an assistant coach in 2013.Glasco came to Dakota Wesleyan University in 2011 after twoseasons as an assistant coach at the University of Sioux Falls. Whilewith the Cougars, he worked with the team’s defensive backs.Glasco joined the coaching ranks after a successful playing careerat Sioux Falls. He was a three-year starter at safety and a two-timeAll-GPAC Honorable Mention pick. He earned All-GPAC First-Teamhonors and All-America Honorable Mention honors once. Glasco, whograduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in exercise science in2007 was a part of the 2006 national championship team.Alex FosterGraduate Assistant/Defensive Line/VideoCoordinatorAlex Foster enters his second season as agraduate assistant coach at Dakota WesleyanUniversity in the 2013 season. He will workprimarily with the Tigers’ defensive line.Foster graduated from Augsburg College inMinneapolis in the spring of 2011 with degrees inexercise science and business administration/economics. He playeddefensive line at Augsburg, lettering his freshman year, before decidingto end his playing career to focus on his studies and coachingopportunities.While at Augsburg, Foster was an assistant coach at MacalesterCollege in St. Paul, Minn., for two seasons.Foster is pursuing his Master of Arts degree in educational policyand administration at DWU. He and his wife, Amelia, live in Mitchell.Andre CrenshawVolunteer Assistant/Running BacksAndre Crenshaw joins the DWU footballcoaching staff after several years of playingexperience at a variety of levels of football.Crenshaw, who will work with the team’s runningbacks, graduated from the University of Oregonin 2010 after a four-year playing career.The Lancaster, Calif., native ran the ball 160times for 703 yards and eight touchdowns in hiscareer. After graduating with a degree in sociology, Crenshaw movedto Sioux Falls where he played two years in the Indoor Football Leaguewith the Sioux Falls Storm. While in Sioux Falls, Crenshaw coachedrunning backs and athletes at the Riggs Premier Football Academy.Crenshaw is currently pursuing his master’s degree in educationalleadership at Dakota Wesleyan.Jon KleinschmitStudent Assistant/VideoTrack the Tigers!www.dwuathletics.com2013 Tiger Football page 13www.dwu.edu

PROFILESTIGERSSENIORS2013 DWU Football SeniorsSkylerEriksenPRESHO, S.D.“It has been a great experience being apart of this program, and I am lookingforward to an awesome season.These guys are my brothers. I woulddo anything for them, and I know theywould do the same.”MattMcManusFULTON, S.D.“Playing football at DWU has meanteverything to me. This is my fifth yearhere, and I seem to have more funplaying with each year that passes. Ifeel like I am out there playing backyardfootball with my brothers just having fun.I wouldn’t have it any other way and lookforward to the things that we willaccomplish this year.”2013 Tiger Football page 14www.dwu.edu

PROFILESTIGERSSENIORS#43 Chane Amdahl5-11 • 225 • Sr. • FullbackPipestone, Minn.Pipestone Area High SchoolGeneral: A fifth-year member of the Tigerfootball team ... will look for a larger rolethis season as a senior.College: Played in six games as a junior in2012 ... recorded two assisted tackles ... saw playing time in sixgames as a sophomore in 2011 ... recorded one solo tackleand one assisted tackle ... also forced one fumble ... played inthree games as a freshman in 2010 ... ran the ball twice for5 yards ... also recorded one solo tackle.High School: Earned two varsity letters and started for twoseasons at Pipestone Area High School ... played both sides ofthe ball ... named team captain and most dedicated as a senior... also lettered four times in wrestling ... a member of the “B”Honor Roll.Personal: Born Jan. 3, 1991 ... son of Joel Amdahl and AngelaHess ... a biology and pre-chiropractic major.DWU senior quarterback Jon BaneDWU senior fullback Chane Amdahl#11 Jon Bane6-4 • 185 • Sr. • QuarterbackRogers, TexasTemple High SchoolGeneral: A fourth-year player for the Tigers... took over as the school’s all-time leadingpasser as a junior in 2012 ... a leader forone of the most high-powered passoffenses in the GPAC and the NAIA ... looks to end his playingcareer with another strong season ... will be a leader on anexperienced DWU offense.College: (2012) Took over as the school’s all-time passing(6,894) and career total offense (6,982) leader as a junior in2012 ... set the school record for passing yards in a game(457) against Hastings ... earned All-GPAC Honorable Mentionhonors ... went 159-for-309 for 2,257 yards, 18 touchdowns andeight interceptions ... ranked 14th in the NAIA in passing yardsper game (239.7) ... also 22nd in the nation in total offense pergame (233.2) ... (2011) earned All-GPAC Second-Team honorsas a sophomore in 2011 ... set the school record for passingyards in a season (2,817) and helped the team set the recordfor total passing yards in a season (2,944) ... also set theschool record for longest pass on a 99-yard touchdown throwto Anthony Muilenburg ... started in all 10 games in 2011 ... went231-for-394 with 28 touchdowns and 12 interceptions ...averaged 281.7 yards per game, good for first in the GPAC andfourth in the NAIA ... led the GPAC and finished fourth in the NAIAin total offense per game (289.2) ... finished the year fifth in theNAIA in total passing yards and eighth in total offense (2,892) ...(2010) earned the starting quarterback position as a truefreshman in 2010 ... played in all 10 games and started nine ...went 174-for-295 for 1,920 yards, 12 touchdowns and 10interceptions as a freshman ... completed 59 percent of hispasses and averaged 192.0 yards per game ... had anefficiency rating of 120.30 ... led the team with 199.1 yards oftotal offense per game ... finished fourth in the GPAC in passingyards per game (192.0) and total offense.High School: A two-year starter and three-time letterwinner atTemple High School ... also lettered three times in basketballand once in baseball.Personal: Born Sept. 4, 1991 ... son of Randy Bane and MitziBland ... a sport, exercise and wellness major.2013 Tiger Football page 15www.dwu.edu

PROFILES#2 Michael Brown5-9 • 185 • Sr. • Wide ReceiverPalmdale, Calif.College of the CanyonsGeneral: Transferred to DWU from Collegeof the Canyons before the 2012 season ...made an immediate impact on the Tigers’receiving corps ... looks to expand his roleas a senior in 2013.College: Played in all 10 games in his first season with theTigers ... earned All-GPAC Honorable Mention accolades ...caught 32 passes for 451 yards ... averaged 14.1 yards percarry and scored three touchdowns ... spent two seasons atCollege of the Canyons ... caught 16 passes for 201 yards andaveraged 12 yards per catch as a sophomore ... recorded twocatches for 34 yards as a freshman.High School: A two-year starter and four-time letterwinner atPalmdale High School ... caught 10 passes for 134 yards andtwo touchdowns as a junior ... also recorded 18 tackles andtwo interceptions ... missed his senior season due to injury ...earned All-League honors at corner and receiver as a junior.Personal: Born Aug. 12, 1991 ... son of Eugene and KenyaCarpenter ... a criminal justice major.TIGERSDWU senior wide receiver Michael Brown#40 Cody Duerksen6-1 • 210 • Sr. • Tight EndParker, S.D.Parker High SchoolGeneral: A fifth-year member of the Tigerfootball team ... used a redshirt in 2009 ...adds depth to the DWU offense.College: Saw playing time in nine gamesas a junior in 2012 ... recorded two catches for 26 yards,including a long catch of 15 yards ... played in all 10 games asa sophomore in 2011 ... caught three passes for 23 yards ...also ran the ball once ... played in one game in 2010 ...recorded one tackle for a loss of 3 yards.High School: Earned four varsity letters and started for twoseasons at Parker High School ... helped the Pheasants to theClass “9AA” state title as a sophomore ... a co-captain ...named a Coca-Cola Unsung Hero ... earned All-Big EastConference First-Team honors and Cornbelt ConferenceSecond-Team honors from the quarterback position ... alsolettered twice in basketball and track ... a basketball teamcaptain ... named most valuable field event member in track.Personal: Born Aug. 28, 1990 ... son of Corwin and DawnDuerksen ... a business major.DWU senior tight end Cody DuerksenTrack the Tigers!www.dwuathletics.com2013 Tiger Football page 16www.dwu.edu

PROFILESDWU senior defensive lineman Eric Gruis#72 Skyler Eriksen6-0 • 260 • Sr. • Offensive LinePresho, S.D.Lyman High SchoolGeneral: A fourth-year player ... will adddepth, experience and speed to theoffensive line ... dealt with an injury as asophomore in 2011 ... came back andplayed a key role for the Tiger offensive line as a junior ... bringsleadership and big-game experience to the line in his seniorseason.College: Started in eight games and played in nine as a junior... part of an offensive line that allowed the Dakota Wesleyanoffense to throw for 2,397 yards and run for 1,251 more ...started in three games and played in four after sitting out thebeginning of the 2011 season due to an injury ... was part of anoffensive line that ran for 1,152 yards and threw for 2,944 whilescoring 31.8 points per game ... saw playing time in threegames as a true freshman in 2010 ... was a part of an offensiveline that helped the Tiger offense run for 1,720 yards and throwfor 2,180 more and was ranked fourth in the GPAC.High School: A five-year letterwinner and starter for Lyman HighSchool ... led the Raiders to a 20-2 record over his junior andsenior seasons ... received numerous honors as a senior,including All-State, Best of the West and Argus Leader Elite 45honors ... an All-State Honorable Mention pick as a junior ... afour-time All-Conference selection ... 456 career tackles ... 128tackles as a senior ... 125 tackles as a junior ... also a memberof Lyman’s wrestling and track and field teams ... took thirdplace at the Wrestling State Tournament as a junior ... a fourtimemember of the “A” Honor Roll ... a four-time recipient of thePrincipal’s Award ... a member of the National Honor Society.Personal: Born March 27, 1991 ... son of Marty and CarolEriksen ... majoring in elementary education with a minor incoaching.TIGERS#91 Eric Gruis6-2 • 270 • Sr. • Defensive LineBaltic, S.D.Tri-Valley High SchoolGeneral: A fourth-year member of the Tigerdefense ... has been a staple on the DWUdefensive line in each of his four seasonswith the team ... brings experience andleadership to the team as a senior.College: Played in nine games and started eight as a junior in2012 ... finished the year with 21 total tackles ... also had twotackles for a loss ... recorded one fumble recovery, one passbreakup and one quarterback hurry ... played in six games as asophomore ... finished with 11 total tackles ... also had threetackles for a loss and was in on one-half of a sack ... had twoquarterback hurries and one fumble recovery ... saw playingtime in five games as a true freshman in 2010 ... had six totaltackles, one-half of a sack and one-half of a tackle for a loss.High School: A three-year starter and letterwinner at Tri-ValleyHigh School ... helped the team to back-to-back Class “11B”state titles as a sophomore and junior in 2007 and 2008 ...also part of one Class “B” state runner-up finish in 2009 ...earned All-Big Sioux Conference Honorable Mention in 2008 ...named All-Conference First Team, Class “11B” All-State andArgus Leader Elite 45 Special Mention in 2009 ... also letteredsix times in wrestling and four in track ... won the Class “B”215-pound state title as a senior in 2010 and took fourth at 285pounds in 2009.Personal: Born Nov. 27, 1991 ... son of Brad and Alice Gruis ...an accounting major ... also wrestles heavyweight for the Tigerwrestling team and has qualified for nationals each of his firstthree seasons with the program.DWU senior offensive lineman Skyler Eriksen2013 Tiger Football page 17www.dwu.edu

PROFILESDWU senior defensive lineman Ben HatcherTIGERS#82 Ben Hatcher6-3 • 230 • Sr. • Defensive LineCanton, Ga.Rochester Community and Technical CollegeGeneral: A second-year member of theTiger defense ... returns for his second andfinal season with the Tigers aftertransferring from Rochester Communityand Technical College in January 2012 ... joined the team as atight end but made the transition to defensive line last season... adds experience to the DWU defensive line.College: Played in six games in his first season at DWU in2012 ... finished with six total tackles ... also had one tackle fora loss of 1 yard and one blocked kick ... played one season atRochester Community and Technical College in Rochester,Minn. ... recorded six catches for 75 yards and one touchdown... also attended Kennesaw State University and LaGrangeCollege.High School: Earned three varsity letters at Cherokee HighSchool in Canton, Ga. ... also lettered three times in wrestlingand twice in track and field ... took sixth at the state wrestlingmeet at 215 pounds.Personal: Born May 14, 1990 ... son of Vernon and ReneeHatcher ... a business administration major.#32 Eric Lundberg5-10 • 225 • Sr. • FullbackClear Lake, S.D.Deuel High SchoolGeneral: A third-year member of the Tigeroffense ... has the talent to play runningback and linebacker ... has seen limitedplaying time in his first two seasons atDWU ... looks to expand his role as a junior.College: Saw playing time in two games as a sophomore in2012 ... played in five games during the 2011 season ...recorded one assisted tackle.High school: A three-year letterwinner and a three-year starter atDeuel High School ... an NEC All-Conference HonorableMention selection ... received the Cardinal’s Hardest WorkerAward ... also an All-State Academic selection ... combined foreight letters in basketball and track.Personal: Born Nov. 11, 1991 ... son of Thomas and LisaLundberg ... an athletic training major.Missed any TIGER sports action lately?• www.dwuathletics.com• www.mitchellrepublic.com/event/tag/tag/Tigers2013 Tiger Football page 18www.dwu.edu

PROFILES#27 Matt McManus6-0 • 170 • Sr. • Defensive BackFulton, S.D.Hanson High SchoolGeneral: A fifth-year member of the DWUfootball team ... had a breakout season in2012 ... looks to continue that success withthe Tiger defense as a senior in 2013.College: Started nine games and played in all 10 as a redshirtjunior in 2012 ... finished fourth on the team with 56 totaltackles ... had 25 solo tackles and 31 assisted tackles ... alsohad 1.5 tackles for a loss, five pass breakups and one fumblerecovery ... played in all 10 games as a redshirt sophomore in2011 ... recorded eight solo tackles and six assisted tackles ...also finished with one tackle for a loss of 1 yard ... played innine games as a redshirt freshman in 2010 ... recorded threesolo tackles and four assisted tackles.High School: A three-year starter and four-time letterwinner atHanson High School ... helped the Beavers to state titles in2005 and 2008 ... helped the Beavers to a 12-0 record as asenior ... named the Class “9B” Joe Robbie MVP in the statetitle game ... earned Class “9B” All-State First Team and All-Conference First-Team honors as a senior ... named to theArgus Leader Elite 45 Honorable Mention team ... also letteredthree times in basketball, four times in track, once in baseballand once in golf ... part of the Beavers’ 2005 Class “B” statechampionship track team and the 2007 teener baseball titlewinningteam ... named Academic All-State.Personal: Born Nov. 19, 1990 ... son of Craig and LisaMcManus ... an athletic training major.TIGERSDWU senior defensive back Matt McManusDAKOTA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITYLearnSTRONG2013 Tiger Football page 19www.dwu.edu

PROFILESDWU senior wide receiver Anthony MuilenburgTIGERS#10 Anthony Muilenburg6-2 • 200 • Sr. • Wide ReceiverSioux Falls, S.D.Sioux Falls Lincoln High SchoolGeneral: A fifth-year player ... one of the bestwide receivers and return men in the GPAC... a key player for the Tigers’ offense andspecial teams ... missed the entire 2012season due to an injury ... returns for his senior season in2013 ... will be relied upon for experience and leadership by theTiger offense in 2013.College: (2012) Used a medical redshirt after suffering aseason-ending injury before the start of the season ... (2011)named an AFCA All-American First-Team selection as a junior... earned All-GPAC First-Team Offense honors as a receiverand All-GPAC Second-Team Special Teams accolades as apunt returner ... led the team in scoring with 15 touchdownsand finished the year fourth in the NAIA with an average of ninepoints per game ... set school records for receiving yards in agame (233) and longest reception (99) ... led the GPAC inreceptions per game (6.4) and was third in receiving yards(85.5) ... caught 64 passes for 855 yards ... returned eight puntsfor 91 yards and 12 kicks for 298 yards ... earned two GPACOffensive Player-of-the-Week nods ... (2010) caught 59 passesfor 638 yards and three touchdowns as a sophomore ...averaged 10.8 yards per carry ... returned 10 punts for 168yards and 19 kicks for 403 yards – an average of 21.2 yards perreturn ... finished the year ranked No. 18 in the NAIA andsecond in the GPAC with 5.9 receptions per game ... wasseventh in the GPAC with 63.8 receiving yards per game ... wasalso fourth in the league in all-purpose yards (121.9) ... namedGPAC Offensive Player-of-the-Week after a career-high 144receiving yards against Briar Cliff ... earned All-GPAC First-Team Offense and Special Teams honors – the first DWUfootball player to earn All-Conference honors in two categoriesin a season ... (2009) had 37 catches for 330 yards andreturned 14 kicks for 376 yards and a touchdown as afreshman ... was ranked seventh in the GPAC in receptions and13th in all-purpose yards ... earned GPAC Special TeamsPlayer-of-the-Week honors after returning three kicks for 137yards, including a school-record 88-yard touchdown, in a winagainst Dana ... also earned All-GPAC Honorable Mentionhonors.High School: A standout athlete at Sioux Falls Lincoln HighSchool ... led Lincoln to an “11AA” State Championship hissenior season ... an All-State selection and two-time All-Conference pick ... a two-time member of the Argus LeaderElite 45 Team ... an All-State basketball selection as a juniorand senior ... led the Patriots to the Class “AA” StateChampionship as a senior ... earned All-State, All-Conference,All-City and All-State Tournament honors in basketball as ajunior and senior.Personal: Born June 15, 1991 ... son of Rhonda Muilenburgand Frank Winston ... a business administration major.2013 Tiger Football page 20www.dwu.edu

PROFILESTIGERS#68 Eric Witte6-0 • 270 • Sr. • Offensive LineHuron, S.D.Huron High SchoolGeneral: A fifth year member of the Tigersquad ... a key returner for the DWUoffensive line after sitting out the 2011season due to an injury ... played a key roleon the line his first three seasons ... will be a leader for theDWU offensive line in 2013.College: Started in seven games and played in eight in 2012 ...a leader on an offensive line that allowed the Tigers to throw for2,397 yards and run for 1,251 more ... missed the entire 2011season due to injury ... saw playing time in eight games as asophomore in 2010 and started in seven ... part of an offensiveline that allowed the Tigers to pass for 2,180 yards and run for1,720 more ... played in seven games and started five as afreshman in 2009 ... part of a young offensive line that helpedthe Tigers pass for 2,434 yards and run for 1,129 more.High School: A three-year starter and letterwinner for the Tigers... named outstanding lineman in 2008 ... a team captain inboth football and wrestling ... lettered three times in wrestling ...took fifth at the Class “A” state meet in 2008 and fourth in 2009.Personal: Born Jan. 6, 1991 ... son of Rod and Hally Witte ... asport, exercise and wellness major.DWU senior offensive lineman Eric Witte#93 Matt Tuttle6-2 • 285 • Sr. • Defensive LineEthan, S.D.Ethan High SchoolGeneral: A fourth-year member of the DWUTiger squad ... has played a large role onthe defensive line in his last two seasons... has good size to help anchor the line.College: Played in eight games and started in four as a junior ...finished the year with 13 total tackles ... also had two tackles fora loss of 8 yards and was in on one-half of a sack ... recordedone pass breakup and one blocked kick ... played in all 10games as a sophomore in 2011 ... finished with 18 totaltackles, including seven solo tackles ... also had 2.5 tackles fora loss of 4 yards ... had one pass breakup and one fumblerecovery ... played in five games as a freshman in 2010 …recorded two tackles.High School: A two-year starter and four-time letterwinner for theEmery/Ethan Seahawks ... helped Emery/Ethan to the 2007Class “9AA” state title and a runner-up finish in 2009 ... earnedAll-Conference and All-State honors ... named the Seahawks’Offensive Line MVP ... also lettered three times in track andtwice in basketball ... a member of the honor roll ... participatedin boys’ state.Personal: Born March 18, 1992 ... son of Mike and Cindy Tuttle... an education major.DWU senior defensive lineman Matt Tuttle2013 Tiger Football page 21www.dwu.edu

PLAYERSTIGERSOTHER RETURNING PLAYERS21 Francois BarnaudJuniorRB 5-9 200Belle Fourche, S.D.Belle Fourche H.S.79 Spencer BlochJuniorOL 6-8 300Scotland, S.D.Scotland H.S.4 Brady BonteSophomoreLB 6-1 210Garretson, S.D.Garretson H.S.3 Mitch BreenJuniorWR 5-8 175Wagner, S.D.University of Sioux Falls1 Arthur BrownJuniorWR 6-0 200Rosemead, Calif.San Gabriel H.S.38 Jordan BuchholzRedshirt FreshmanDB 5-8 170South Shore, S.D.Waverly-South Shore H.S.24 Anthony CervantesJuniorLB 6-1 210Burbank, Calif.Burbank H.S.30 Riley ChohonRedshirt FreshmanLB 5-10 200O’Neill, Neb.O’Neill H.S.57 Nathan DahlRedshirt FreshmanLB 5-10 200Shelby, Neb.Shelby H.S.41 Scott DavisRedshirt FreshmanLB 6-2 210Irene, S.D.Irene-Wakonda H.S.7 Andrew DeVaneySophomoreDB 5-11 180Sioux Falls, S.D.S.F. Christian H.S.26 Josh FiedlerJuniorDB 6-0 195Dell Rapids, S.D.Dell Rapids H.S.53 Taylor HaleySophomoreOL 6-0 255Winner, S.D.Winner H.S.52 Nick HeimanRedshirt FreshmanOL 6-0 215Presho, S.D.Lyman H.S.75 Kyle HenckeJuniorOL 6-2 265Sturgis, S.D.Sturgis Brown H.S.Casey HenryRedshirtWR 6-3 190Sterling, Colo.Fleming H.S.44 Calvin HunhoffSophomoreDL 6-3 260Bertrand, Neb.Bertrand H.S.34 Sam KigerSophomoreDL 6-2 215Irene, S.D.Irene-Wakonda H.S.56 Jonathan KnightSophomoreOL 5-11 245Pocatello, IdahoHighland H.S.45 Zach KubikSophomoreFB 5-7 230Greenwood, Neb.Ashland-Greenwood H.S.2013 Tiger Football page 22www.dwu.edu

PLAYERSTIGERSOTHER RETURNING PLAYERS55 Ian LackeyJuniorLB 5-11 205Lindsborg, Kan.Smoky Valley H.S.25 Dylan LjunggrenSophomoreDB 5-9 185Dell Rapids, S.D.Dell Rapids H.S.46 Austin LopourRedshirt FreshmanLB 6-0 215Fort Pierre, S.D.Stanley County H.S.48 Jeff MaassenJuniorLB 6-2 230Brandon, S.D.Brandon Valley H.S.12 Ian McClanahanRedshirt FreshmanDB 6-0 175Brandon, S.D.Brandon Valley H.S.49 Travis McDonaldRedshirt FreshmanLB 6-2 190Tyndall, S.D.Bon Homme H.S.6 Alexis MooreJuniorDB 6-2 205Miami, Fla.Hudson Valley C.C.20 Tanner MunkSophomoreDB 5-9 170Dell Rapids, S.D.Dell Rapids H.S.9 Dan PorterSophomoreK 6-0 180Plattsmouth, Neb.Plattsmouth H.S.50 Francisco RangelSophomoreLB 5-9 215Peoria, Ariz.Raymond S. Kellis H.S.37 Cody RederRedshirt FreshmanDB 5-11 180Philip, S.D.Philip H.S.Michael RohdeRedshirtDB 5-7 170Colome, S.D.Colome H.S.73 Austin SchroederSophomoreOL 6-7 255Winner, S.D.Winner H.S.47 Trevor SchroederSophomoreTE 6-4 210Canistota, S.D.Canistota H.S.17 Levi SheldonSophomoreDB 5-10 180Glendale, Ariz.Raymond S. Kellis H.S.99 Alex SmithJuniorDL 5-9 230Kuna, IdahoNampa Christian H.S.16 Zachary ThielSophomoreDB 6-0 170Powell, Wyo.Powell H.S.74 Jacob VerryJuniorOL 6-2 265Wernersville, Pa.Conrad Weiser H.S.54 Austin WerkmeisterSophomoreDL 6-1 285Howard, S.D.Dakota State University14 Greyson WootenSophomoreWR 6-3 220Temple, TexasTemple H.S.2013 Tiger Football page 23www.dwu.edu

PLAYERSTIGERS62 Ryan ZdroikSophomoreOL 6-0 295Rogers, TexasRogers H.S.TIGERNEWCOMERS23 Xavier ArmijoFreshmanRB 5-10 200Belen, N.M.Belen H.S.Garrett BartellRedshirtQB 6-1 160Yoder, Wyo.Southeast H.S.36 Josh BlackSophomoreFB 5-6 215Inglewood, Calif.Antelope ValleyCollege31 Cody BonteFreshmanDB 6-0 175Garretson, S.D.Garretson H.S.19 Adam BormannFreshmanLB 6-0 210Stickney, S.D.Stickney H.S.Andrew DriscollRedshirtWR 6-3 200Omaha, Neb.Papillion La VistaSouth H.S.John FabriziusRedshirtRB 6-1 210Casper, Wyo.Kelly Walsh H.S.8 Joey GarbaJuniorRB 6-0 210Palmdale, Calif.College of theCanyonsKhalil GloverRedshirtDB 5-8 165Phoenix, Ariz.Goldwater H.S.88 Keagan HadleyFreshmanDL 6-3 230Kellogg, IdahoMinot StateUniversity94 Richard HerlineFreshmanDL 6-1 205Bullhead City, Ariz.Mohave H.S.Kevin HoltRedshirtWR 6-0 180Bullhead City, Ariz.Mohave H.S.JJ HusarRedshirtRB 6-0 190San Tan Valley, Ariz.Desert Ridge H.S.28 Trevin IslandFreshmanDB 5-9 160Rialto, Calif.Eisenhower H.S.Cory JansRedshirtOL 6-1 270Mankato, Minn.Mankato East H.S.13 Nicholas KinderFreshmanQB 6-2 205Fresno, Calif.San JoaquinMemorial H.S.Ryan KnudsenRedshirtLB 6-0 205Lake Andes, S.D.South Dakota StateUniversity65 Ryan KornelyFreshmanOL 6-1 280Mission, S.D.Todd County H.S.2013 Tiger Football page 24www.dwu.edu

PLAYERSTIGERSTrevor KrugmanRedshirtOL 6-0 210Spencer, Neb.West Boyd H.S.Dylon KulaRedshirtDB 5-9 180Anamosa, IowaAnamosa H.S.42 Charles LaRocheFreshmanLB 5-10 195Lower Brule, S.D.Lyman H.S.80 Kodi LarsonFreshmanWR 6-0 185Tyndall, S.D.Bon Homme H.S.84 Dustin LivingstonFreshmanWR 6-0 175Irene, S.D.Irene-Wakonda H.S.Kyle MankeRedshirtDL 5-11 220Murdo, S.D.Jones County H.S.Sidney McClureRedshirtOL 5-10 270Estelline, S.D.Estelline H.S.86 Mito MendivilFreshmanK 5-8 175Vail, Ariz.Empire H.S.76 Nathan MinnickFreshmanOL 6-2 215Escondido, Calif.EscondidoCharter H.S.90 Brady MudderFreshmanDL 6-2 220Garretson, S.D.Garretson H.S.58 Marcus NelsonFreshmanLB 6-1 175Northfield, Minn.Northfield H.S.Jacob NorthRedshirtDL 6-2 385Fremont, Neb.Fremont H.S.Cy NortonRedshirtDL 5-11 260Rapid City, S.D.R.C. Central H.S.35 Nicolas RasconFreshmanDB 5-11 170Chula Vista, Calif.Castle Park H.S.97 Cohl RatermanFreshmanDL 6-4 260Colome, S.D.Colome H.S.18 Alex RobertsonFreshmanRB 5-9 170Canistota, S.D.Canistota H.S.Cassidy SchnabelRedshirtLB 6-1 185Philip, S.D.Philip H.S.Jeremy SchuelkeRedshirtLB 6-0 185Milbank, S.D.Milbank H.S.Andrew SchwaderRedshirtDL 6-1 205Howard, S.D.Howard H.S.95 Chad SimonekFreshmanDL 5-10 285Redondo Beach,Calif.Redondo Union H.S.Chris StockmanRedshirtWR 5-11 155Houston, TexasJ. Frank Dobie H.S.22 Jared Van WinkleSophomoreDB 5-10 190Tyndall, S.D.The University ofSouth DakotaDustin WhippleRedshirtRB 5-9 150Crofton, Neb.Crofton H.S.15 Keenan WhiteFreshmanQB 5-11 215Bullhead City, Ariz.Mohave H.S.2013 Tiger Football page 25www.dwu.edu

TIGERSTIGERSDWU Tiger CheerleadersLeft to right: Taylor Kinyon, Erica Fett, Taylor Davis, Shelby Burkett, Kayla Vanden Hoek.DWU Football Athletic Training StaffDWU Team PhysiciansDr. LucioMargalloDr. JohnSwisherFront row: Jaymie Barrett, Katelyn Woodrum, Paige Mehling, NicoleCourt-Menendez. Back row: Jarod Guthmiller, head athletic trainer; JakeCapko; Tyler Sarringar; Jon Alford.Dr. BrianKampmannBrandonWegehaupt,PA-C2013 Tiger Football page 26www.dwu.edu

PHEASANT HUNTTIGERS2013 DWUPHEASANTHUNTDEC. 13-14CONTACT: Ross Cimpl at 995-28522013 Tiger Football page 27www.dwu.edu

2012 STATS TIGERS2012 Tiger ScoreboardDate Opponent W/L Score Record09/01 DAKOTA STATE W 40-14 1-009/08 at Concordia W 26-23 2-009/15 BRIAR CLIFF W 24-13 3-009/29 at Hastings L 30-40 3-110/06 DORDT W 45-31 4-110/13 at #4 Morningside L 7-63 4-210/20 #20 DOANE W 28-24 5-210/27 #16 NORTHWESTERN L 13-41 5-311/03 at Nebraska Wesleyan L 0-17 5-411/10 MIDLAND W 21-14 6-4Home games in CAPSScore by Quarters:Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalDWU 43 58 38 95 234Opponents 97 43 66 74 280Team StatisticsDWUOPPPoints...........................................234 .................... 280Points Per Game ........................ 23.4 .................... 28.0Touchdowns ................................. 33 ...................... 37Field Goals .................................... 3 ........................ 9Total First Downs.........................162 .................... 216By Rushing ................................ 51 ...................... 93By Passing ................................ 93 ..................... 101By Penalty .................................. 18 ...................... 22Rushing Plays .............................342 .................... 405Net Yards Rushing .................... 1,251 .................. 1,987Rushing Yards/Game ................ 125.1 .................. 198.7Passes Attempted .......................340 .................... 316Passes Completed .....................173 .................... 168Completion Percentage ............. 50.9 .................... 53.2Yards Passing ........................... 2,397 .................. 2,416Passing Yards/Game ................ 239.7 .................. 241.6Total Offensive Plays ...................682 .................... 721Total Net Yards .......................... 3,648 .................. 4,154Average Yards/Play ...................... 5.3 ...................... 5.8Total Yards/Game ...................... 364.8 .................. 415.43rd Down Conversions ............ 56-162................ 51-1493rd Down Percentage ................ .350 .................... .3404th Down Conversions............... 8-18 ................... 10-224th Down Percentage ................. .440 .................... .450Fumbles-Lost ............................. 18-6 ................... 21-11Interceptions ................................. 10 ....................... 9Turnover Ratio .............................. +6 ....................... -2Penalties-Yards ........................ 68-614................ 61-582Penalty Yards/Game ................... 61.4 .................... 58.2Defensive StatisticsTacklesNo. Name G UT AT TOT TFL/yds QBS/yds36 Mike Barnaud 10 39 64 103 5.5-15 1.0-842 Brady Bonte 10 44 52 96 9.0-26 1.0-624 Anthony Cervantes 9 37 25 62 13.5-55 4.0-3927 Matt McManus 10 25 31 56 1.5-5 0-048 Jeff Maassen 9 3 23 54 8.0-20 1.0-57 Andrew DeVaney 10 32 21 53 1.0-2 0-013 Dustin Bergmeier 10 34 16 50 2.0-2 0-03 Josh Thompson 10 31 17 48 4.5-20 0.5-590 Craig Henglefelt 9 15 32 47 4.5-16 1.5-817 Chris Ferera 10 21 12 33 6.5-18 1.5-1291 Eric Gruis 9 7 14 21 2.0-7 0-084 Trevor Schroeder 10 12 5 17 0-0 0-020 Tanner Munk 4 9 5 14 0.5-1 0-093 Matt Tuttle 8 3 10 13 2.0-8 0.5-426 Josh Fiedler 9 3 9 12 0-0 0-049 Jordan Hermanson 4 4 5 9 0.5-1 0-050 Francisco Rangel 8 3 4 7 0-0 0-082 Ben Hatcher 6 2 4 6 1.0-1 0-094 Lucas Daggon 7 4 2 6 0-0 0-096 Calvin Hunhoff 7 3 3 6 2.0-14 2.0-1438 Preston Liebelt 7 2 3 5 0-0 0-019 Dylan Ljunggren 3 2 3 5 0-0 0-0Others 10 20 16 36 0-0 0-0Dakota Wesleyan 10 383 376 759 64-211 14-116Opponents 10 353 299 652 54-192 12-89InterceptionsNo. Name G INT YDS AVG TD LONG13 Dustin Bergmeier 10 4 9 2.2 0 63 Josh Thompson 10 1 0 0.0 0 042 Brady Bonte 10 1 23 23.0 0 2324 Anthony Cervantes 9 1 25 25.0 1 2529 Levi Sheldon 4 1 5 5.0 0 548 Jeff Maassen 9 1 0 0.0 0 07 Andrew DeVaney 10 1 4 4.0 0 4Dakota Wesleyan 10 10 66 6.6 1 25Opponents 10 9 56 6.2 1 29Passes Broken Up (40): J. Thompson 13, DeVaney 5, M. McManus 5,Bergmeier 4, Bonte 3, Ferera 3, M. Barnaud 1, Fiedler 1, Gruis 1,Hunhoff 1, Munk 1, Sheldon 1, Tuttle 1.Fumbles Recovered (11): Maassen 2, Bloch 1, Bonte 1, DeVaney 1,Ferera 1, Gruis 1, Henglefelt 1, Liebelt 1, McManus 1, TEAM 1.Fumbles Forced (7): Bergmeier 2, DeVaney 1, Hunhoff 1, Maassen 1,Thompson 1, TEAM 1.Blocked PAT/FG/Punts (5): Ferera 1, Hatcher 1, Thompson 1, Tuttle 1,TEAM 1.Track the Tigers!www.dwuathletics.com2013 Tiger Football page 28www.dwu.edu

2012 STATS TIGERSRushingNo.Name G Att +yd -yd Net Avg. TD LG Yd/G22 J. Endres 10 279 1,271 69 1,302 4.7 9 75 130.21 A. Brown 10 18 55 26 29 1.6 0 8 2.921 F. Barnaud 1 2 15 0 15 7.5 0 15 15.025 A. Lopez 8 3 7 0 7 2.3 0 4 0.99 D. Porter 10 1 0 2 -2 -2.0 0 0 -0.24 J. Olson 1 2 1 4 -3 -1.5 0 0 -3.0Others 10 37 69 166 -97 -2.6 1 14 —DWU 10 342 1,518 267 1,251 3.7 11 75 125.1Oppnts 10 405 1,987 249 1,738 4.3 14 66 173.8PassingNo.Name G C-ATT Pct Yds Yd/G LG TD Int RTG12 J. Bane 9 159-309 51.5 2,257 239.7 73 18 8 124.144 J. Olson 1 13-28 46.4 172 172.0 31 1 1 102.6722 J. Endres 10 1-2 50.0 68 6.8 68 0 0 335.605 S. Batista 2 0-1 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0.00DWU 10 173-340 50.9 2,397 239.7 73 19 9 123.25Oppnts 10 168-316 53.2 2,416 241.6 82 21 10 132.99Total OffenseNo. Name G Plays Rush Pass Tot yds Yd/G12 J. Bane 9 341 -58 2,157 2,099 233.222 J. Endres 10 281 1,302 68 1,370 137.04 J. Olson 1 30 -3 172 169 169.01 A. Brown 10 18 29 0 29 2.9Others 10 11 -19 0 -19 —DWU 10 682 1,251 2,397 3,648 364.8Oppnts 10 721 1,738 2,416 4,154 415.4ReceivingNo. Name G No. Yds Yd/C TD LG Yd/G1 A. Brown 10 54 579 10.7 6 59 57.915 M. Brown 10 32 451 14.1 3 68 45.122 J. Endres 10 25 295 11.8 1 47 29.588 D. Carlson 10 23 519 22.6 9 73 51.92 D. Fahey 9 20 245 12.2 0 29 27.223 M. Breen 8 9 169 18.8 0 47 21.186 T. Salmonson 7 5 79 15.8 0 31 11.380 G. Wooten 5 2 27 13.5 0 21 5.440 C. Duerksen 9 2 26 13.0 0 15 2.921 F. Barnaud 1 1 7 7.0 0 7 7.0DWU 10 173 2,397 13.9 19 73 294.4Oppnts 10 168 2,416 14.4 21 82 241.6KickingNo. Name G Pts P/G FG Att Pct Xp Att Pct9 D. Porter 10 36 3.6 3 10 30.0 27 32 .843DWU 10 36 3.6 3 10 30.0 27 32 .843Oppnts 10 56 5.6 9 13 69.2 29 37 .783PuntingNo. Name G No. Yds Avg. I20 Blk Lng88 D. Carlson 10 56 2,302 41.1 12 2 759 D. Porter 10 11 410 37.3 5 0 66TEAM 10 2 30 15.0 0 0 30DWU 10 69 2,742 39.7 17 2 75Oppnts 10 52 1,896 36.5 12 1 65Punt ReturnsNo. Name No. Yds Avg. TD Long2 A. Brown 11 22 2.0 0 1521 F. Barnaud 2 13 6.5 0 882 B. Hatcher 1 38 38.0 0 38DWU 14 73 5.2 0 15Oppnts 28 239 8.5 1 49Kickoff ReturnsNo. Name No. Yds Avg. TD Long23 M. Breen 17 335 19.7 0 3925 A. Lopez 10 177 17.7 0 232 A. Brown 8 159 19.9 0 3026 J. Fiedler 1 7 7.0 0 721 F. Barnaud 1 52 52.0 0 5284 T. Schroeder 1 8 8.0 0 8DWU 38 738 19.4 0 52Oppnts 41 778 19.0 0 46All-PurposeNo. Name G Rush Rec PR KOR Tot Yds/G22 J. Endres 10 1,302 295 0 0 1,597 159.72 A. Brown 10 29 579 22 159 789 78.988 D. Carlson 10 0 519 0 0 519 51.923 M. Breen 8 0 169 0 335 504 63.015 M. Brown 10 0 451 0 0 451 45.12 D. Fahey 9 0 245 0 0 245 27.225 A. Lopez 8 7 0 0 177 184 23.0DWU 10 1,251 2,397 73 738 4,525 452.5Oppnts 10 1,738 2,416 239 778 5,227 522.7Scoring l-----PATs-----lNo. Name G Pts Pts/G TD FG K Ru Rec22 J. Endres 10 60 6.0 10 0 0 0 088 D. Carlson 9 54 6.0 9 0 0 0 09 D. Porter 10 36 3.6 0 3 27 0 01 A. Brown 10 36 3.6 6 0 0 0 015 M. Brown 10 18 1.8 3 0 0 0 024 A. Cervantes 9 6 0.6 1 0 0 0 04 J. Olson 1 6 6.0 1 0 0 0 0Others 10 18 1.8 3 0 0 0 0DWU 10 234 23.4 33 3 27 0 0Oppnts 10 280 28.0 37 9 29 0 0DWU junior receiver Arthur Brown (1) runs the ball in 2012.2013 Tiger Football page 29www.dwu.edu

2012 GPAC TIGERS2012 GPAC StandingsGPACALL GAMESW L Pct. W L Pct.Morningside College 9 0 1.00 13 1 .929Northwestern College 7 2 .778 9 3 .750Doane College 6 3 .667 7 3 .700Dakota Wesleyan University 5 4 .556 6 4 .600Hastings College 5 4 .556 6 4 .600Nebraska Wesleyan University 5 4 .556 6 4 .600Concordia University 4 5 .444 5 6 .455Midland University 3 6 .333 4 6 .400Briar Cliff University 1 8 .111 1 10 .091Dordt College 0 9 .000 2 9 .1822012 GPAC All-Conference TeamsFIRST-TEAM OFFENSEJoel Nixon .......................MOR ....... QBBrandon Smith ...............NOR....... RBJosh Endres ...................DWU ...... RBTheo Bartman .................NOR....... RBBryce Harshman ............BCU ....... WRTyrone Curry ....................DOA ....... WRKyle Schuck ....................MOR ....... WRJoel McCabe ...................MOR ....... SLOTAustin Klett ......................MOR ....... TENathan Nieuwendorp .....NOR....... OLDillon Carmichael ..........DOA ....... OLCole Albright ...................MOR ....... OLNathan Little ...................DWU ...... OLTanner Paxton .................HAS ....... OLWil Van’t Hof ....................NOR....... OLSECOND-TEAM OFFENSEJohn Dostal ....................HAS ....... QBJosh Gaedke ..................MOR ....... RBDustin Bryant ..................NWU ...... RBKene Martin .....................MID ........ RBTrevor Bohn ....................HAS ....... WRColten Quinabo ..............CNC....... WRTyler Walker ....................NOR....... WRJordan Delbaugh............NWU ...... SLOTTyler Mertens ..................HAS ....... TEKevin Roehrich ...............DOA ....... OLAndy Schneider ...............MID ........ OLAdam Faulstich...............CNC....... OLJosh Steinberg ...............MOR ....... OLRyan Beebe ....................NWU ...... OLTyler Klyn .........................NOR....... OLFIRST-TEAM SPECIAL TEAMSKenny Zoeller ..................CNC....... KKelby Vandenberg ..........NWU ...... PColby Henderson ...........MOR ....... KRSDerek Blessing...............CNC....... PRSFIRST-TEAM DEFENSEJordan Carlson...............NOR....... DLRussell Walton ...............NWU ...... DLMarcus Smith ..................MOR ....... DLPhil Latimer ....................NWU ...... DLEthan Lensch .................NOR....... DLJared Goforth ..................MOR ....... DBColby Henderson ...........MOR ....... DBDarnell Woods ...............CNC....... DBCody Eiler .......................NWU ...... DBNick Carlson ...................MID ........ DBChris Calvillo ..................MOR ....... LBAaron Jansen .................NOR....... LBBrett Kaczor .....................NWU ...... LBJeremy Wallace ..............DOA ....... LBAaron Roberg .................MOR ....... LBSECOND-TEAM DEFENSEMichael Voelker ...............CNC....... DLBret Doorenbos ..............MOR ....... DLCraig Henglefelt .............DWU ...... DLEric Taris .........................MID ........ DLMatthew Olivier ...............MID ........ DLJermaine Ambrose .........NOR....... DBVince Martinez .................DOA ....... DBJerel Kyles ......................NOR....... DBDustin Bergmeier ..........DWU ...... DBAlex Gildon ......................HAS ....... DBNathan Fischer ...............NOR....... LBDylan Heithoff .................CNC....... LBClete Vrbka .....................MID ........ LBJoe Knott .........................DOA ....... LBTaylor Johnson ...............MOR ....... LBSECOND-TEAM SPECIAL TEAMSKenny Anderson .............HAS ....... KDerek Carlson ................DWU ...... PTyler McGhee ..................BCU ....... KRSCody Eiler .......................NWU ...... PRSGPAC Coach-of-the-YearSteve Ryan, MorningsideGPAC Players-of-the-YearOffense: Joel Nixon, QB, MORDefense: Jordan Carlson, DL, NORHONORABLE MENTIONBCU: PJ Quiroga, Michael Becker, Wes Bell,Jordan Lester, Bryce Harshman, Mike O’Brien,Paul Blanchard, Harry Wentland, Tyler McGeeCNC: Von Thomas, Dylan Klassen, JoshPowell, Langston Jones, Kyle Little, DerekBlessing, Tom Malander, Tait SibbelDWU: Jon Bane, Mike Brown, ArthurBrown, Derek Carlson, Kyle Hencke, MikeBarnaud, Brady Bonte, AnthonyCervantes, Jeff MaassenDOA: Jesse Ver Velde, Joe Vetrovsky, RobKeeney, Josh Boggs, Jeff Weander, NathanWragge, Derek Wilke, Clayton Moore, CasonChristensen, Nolan KawataDOR: Owen Reinalda, Trai Pickney, Seth VandeVoort, Sam Ashmore, Ray Cleveland, VanoyHarris, Micah Applegate, Jonathan Gardner,Josh Nollmeyer, Jordan Huisman, Pat Vischer,Kyle Scholten, David Griess, Dan Fennig, JoshVan KempenHAS: Nick Blunt, Zane Anstine, JoshWatchhorn, Derek Whipple, Kane Elenburg,Sean Robnett, John Melies, Keenen Ballage,Garrett GriffethMID: Nick Lakey, Jesse Spangler, DominicSavio, Michael Chick, Danny Liddell, MicahFisher, Josh Hutchinson, Lane Heinert, NickCarlson, Mike Hurst, Dominic BloodMOR: Keith Chvatal, Sean Elliot, Trevor Strong,Ben Rickord, Cole Boger, Jon Halvorson, JacobAllenNWU: Jack Barteldes, Cody Eiler, Seth Wardyn,Brian Pieper, Tyler Francis, Taylor Tekolste,Brandon ReevesNOR: Davis Bloemendaal, Isaiah Twitty, NathanVan Ginkel, Jacey Hoegh, Eli Groenendyk,Justin Wohlert, Dillon Green, Jake Zylstra2013 Tiger Football page 30www.dwu.edu

2012 GPAC TIGERSScoring OffenseG TD XP 2XP DXP FG Saf Pts Avg.MOR 14 89 72 0 0 4 0 618 44.1NOR 12 63 43 4 0 6 1 449 37.4DOA 10 41 36 0 0 6 1 302 30.2HAS 10 32 27 1 0 13 1 262 26.2CNC 11 31 27 2 0 15 1 264 24.0DWU 10 33 27 0 0 3 0 234 23.4NWU 10 24 19 2 1 12 0 205 20.5BCU 11 27 23 0 0 3 1 196 17.8MID 10 24 20 0 0 3 0 173 17.3DOR 11 19 15 1 0 2 0 137 12.5Scoring DefenseG TD XP 2XP DXP FG Saf Pts Avg.MOR 14 22 18 0 0 11 1 185 13.2NOR 12 25 22 0 0 9 0 199 16.6NWU 10 25 21 0 0 1 0 174 17.4DOA 10 26 20 2 0 2 0 186 18.6MID 10 30 21 2 0 5 1 222 22.2CNC 11 34 24 0 0 7 0 249 22.6DWU 10 37 29 0 0 9 1 280 28.0HAS 10 39 31 1 0 7 1 290 29.0DOR 11 54 46 1 0 10 1 404 36.7BCU 11 57 50 2 0 6 0 414 37.6Rushing OffenseG Att Yds Avg. TD Yds/GNOR 12 586 3,191 5.4 35 265.9MOR 14 652 2,744 4.2 31 196.0DOR 11 530 2,092 3.9 15 190.2DOA 10 393 1,463 3.7 16 146.3MID 10 394 1,446 3.7 13 144.6HAS 10 355 1,414 4.0 11 141.4CNC 11 401 1,490 3.7 12 135.5DWU 10 342 1,251 3.7 11 125.1NWU 10 366 907 2.5 11 90.7BCU 11 356 872 2.4 8 79.3Rushing DefenseG Att Yds Avg. TD Yds/GNWU 10 301 640 2.1 9 64.0MOR 14 444 936 2.1 9 66.9NOR 12 481 1,100 2.3 8 91.7DOA 10 393 1,091 2.8 7 109.1HAS 10 395 1,466 3.7 13 146.6CNC 11 446 1,702 3.8 19 154.7DWU 10 405 1,738 4.3 14 173.8DOR 11 454 2,103 4.6 18 191.2MID 10 424 1,982 4.7 17 198.2BCU 11 504 2,789 5.5 37 253.52012 GPAC Team StatisticsTotal OffenseG Rush Pass Plays Yds Avg. TD Yds/GMOR 14 2,744 4,030 1,094 6,774 6.2 82 483.9NOR 12 3,191 2,493 911 5,684 6.2 60 473.7HAS 10 1,414 2,434 695 3,848 5.5 30 384.8DOA 10 1,463 2,298 756 3,761 5.0 38 376.1DWU 10 1,251 2,397 682 3,648 5.3 30 364.8BCU 11 872 2,699 760 3,571 4.7 26 324.6CNC 11 1,490 1,881 740 3,371 4.6 27 306.5NWU 10 907 2,038 728 2,945 4.0 22 294.5DOR 11 2,092 989 735 3,081 4.2 18 280.1MID 10 1,446 1,198 650 2,644 4.1 21 264.4Total DefenseG Rush Pass Plays Yds Avg. TD Yds/GNOR 12 1,100 2,159 870 3,259 3.7 22 271.6NWU 10 640 2,098 652 2,738 4.2 23 273.8MOR 14 936 3,227 1,004 4,163 4.1 22 297.4DOA 10 1,091 1,922 690 3,013 4.4 23 301.3CNC 11 1,702 2,217 785 3,919 5.0 33 356.3MID 10 1,982 1,924 716 3,906 5.5 29 390.6DWU 10 1,738 2,416 721 4,154 5.8 35 415.4HAS 10 1,466 2,695 733 4,161 5.7 38 416.1BCU 11 2,789 2,121 799 4,910 6.1 54 446.4DOR 11 2,103 2,863 817 4,966 6.1 48 451.5Passing OffenseG Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds Avg. TD Yds/GMOR 14 442 279 14 0.631 4,030 9.1 51 287.9BCU 11 404 221 9 0.547 2,699 6.7 18 245.4HAS 10 340 168 11 0.494 2,434 7.2 19 243.4DWU 10 340 173 9 0.509 2,397 7.1 19 239.7DOA 10 363 201 11 0.554 2,298 22 6.3 229.8NOR 12 325 184 12 0.566 2,493 25 7.7 207.8NWU 10 362 194 12 0.536 2,038 11 5.6 203.8CNC 11 339 169 18 0.499 1,881 15 5.5 171.0MID 10 256 126 10 0.492 1,198 4.7 8 119.8DOR 11 205 74 22 0.361 989 4.8 3 89.9Passing DefenseG Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds Avg. TD Yds/GNOR 12 389 182 14 0.468 2,159 5.6 14 179.9DOA 10 297 146 17 0.492 1,922 6.5 16 192.2MID 10 292 159 13 0.545 1,924 6.6 12 192.4BCU 11 295 173 9 0.586 2,121 7.2 17 192.8CNC 11 339 196 14 0.578 2,217 6.5 14 201.5NWU 10 351 170 16 0.484 2,098 6.8 14 209.8MOR 14 560 288 25 0.514 3,227 5.8 13 230.5DWU 10 316 168 10 0.532 2,416 7.6 21 241.6DOR 11 363 221 11 0.609 2,863 7.9 30 260.3HAS 10 338 201 12 0.595 2,695 6.0 25 269.5GPAC Abbreviation KeyBCU-Briar Cliff University, CNC-Concordia University, DOA-Doane College, DOR-Dordt College,DWU-Dakota Wesleyan University, HAS-Hastings College, MID-Midland University, MOR-Morningside College,NOR-Northwestern College, NWU-Nebraska Wesleyan University2013 Tiger Football page 31www.dwu.edu

HONORSDWU Football NAIA All-Americans2012Derek Carlson, PFirst Team AFCA2011Anthony Muilenburg,WRFirst Team AFCA2002David Flores, DB2000David Kimura, WR1997Todd Sprang, DB1996Mark Conrad, RB1993Jason Bailey, RBRon Bartels, OTKardel Miller, FS1992Ron Bartels, OTChris Twibell, TEHonorable MentionHonorable MentionSecond TeamHonorable MentionHonorable MentionHonorable MentionHonorable MentionHonorable MentionHonorable MentionTIGERS1991Chris Lounsbery, OGFirst Team2010James Hansen, OLFirst Team AFCAVSN NAIA All-AmericanNick Tolsma2008Nick Tolsma, PFirst Team AFCA2008James Hansen, OGHonorable Mention College FanzRussell McGuire, RSHonorable Mention College FanzNick Tolsma, PHonorable Mention College Fanz1987Dan DeVries, TEBrooks Schild, DT1976Mike Flyger, LB1975Mike Flyger, LB1962Mike McKay1945Robert Kirkman, T1940Lou Davis, HBSecond TeamHonorable MentionHonorable MentionHonorable MentionHonorable MentionFirst TeamHonorable Mention2013 Tiger Football page 32www.dwu.edu

RECORDSChampionship SeasonsSouth Dakota State ChampionshipsSeason StateYear Record Record Coach1898 2-0-0 2-0-0 NA1899 4-1-0 4-0-0 Blodgett1900 3-0-2 3-0-1 F.A. Norton1901 6-0-0 2-0-0 D.B. Copp1902 3-1-1 2-0-0 Clarion Hardy1904 4-0-2 3-0-1 M.H. Markle1911 5-2-0 4-1-0 Ralph DouglasConference ChampionshipsSeason ConferenceYear Record Record Coach1919 6-2-0 5-0-0 Bud Dougherty1921 6-2-0 5-0-0 Bud Dougherty1922 5-2-0 5-0-0 Bud Dougherty1923 4-2-1 4-0-1 Bud Dougherty1926 6-1-0 5-0-0 Bud Dougherty1929 5-2-1 4-0-1 Stewart Ferguson(co-champs with Western Normal)1936 5-2-1 5-0-1 Les Belding(co-champs with Augustana)1945 5-2-0 4-0-0 Ray Green1976 8-2-0 4-1-0 Ron Parks(co-champs with Dakota State)1987 6-4-0 4-1-0 Joe Kramer(co-champs with BHS)1989 5-5-0 4-1-0 Joe Kramer(tri-champs with BHS and SFC)1991 5-5-0 4-1-0 Joe Kramer(co-champs with South Dakota Tech)1992* 10-1-0 5-0-0 Joe Kramer1994 5-5-0 4-1-0 Joe Kramer(co-champs with SFC)* The only loss was a postseason playoff game (regularseason ended 10-0-0).• All conference championships were SDIC, except in 1945when DWU was crowned state champion.Most Wins in a Season10 1992 10-1 (only loss was in playoffs)8 1976 8-27 1915 7-21965 7-21993 7-32008 7-36 1901 6-01914 6-21919 6-21921 6-21926 6-11930 6-31968 6-31974 6-31987 6-42011 6-42012 6-4Undefeated Regular Seasons1898 2-0-01900 3-0-21901 6-0-01904 4-0-21992 10-0-0TIGERSUndefeated State, ConferenceSeasons1898 2-0-01899 4-0-01900 3-0-11901 2-0-01902 2-0-01904 3-0-11919 5-0-01921 5-0-0• Dakota Wesleyan University has won 14 conferencechampionships and seven early state championships.Longest Winning Streak18 1991-92-9310 1926-277 1914-15; 1921-22Single Season Winning Streak10 19926 1901; 1926Other Highlights• In the early state championship days, DWU beatSouth Dakota State often, the most memorablebeing in 1899 (57-0) and 1911 (22-0).• In 1901, DWU was scored on only once in sixgames (five points by South Dakota State).• Mark Payne’s 63-yard drop kick field goal on Oct. 9,1915, is still a national collegiate record. The kickwas against Northern Normal in Aberdeen. The kickbroke the record of 62 yards held by Pat O’Dea fromthe University of Wisconsin.• Dakota Wesleyan bragged in 1945 of having thetallest football player in the country, 7-foot BobSiewart.• Only two coaches have won more than oneconference title.Bud Dougherty (1919, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1926)Joe Kramer (1987, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1994)• The two most lopsided victories for DakotaWesleyan came in 1914 with a 92-0 win againstColumbus College and a 91-0 win againstAugustana in 1917.• The 1992 team was the first DWU football team inuniversity history to participate in the national NAIAplayoffs, losing to Minot State 31-21.2013 Tiger Football page 34www.dwu.edu

RECORDSNAIA All-AmericansLou Davis HB 1940 Honorable MentionRobert Kirkman T 1945 First TeamMike Flyger LB 1975 Honorable MentionMike Flyger LB 1976 Second TeamDan DeVries TE 1987 Second TeamBrooks Schild DT 1987 Honorable MentionChris Lounsbery OG 1991 First TeamChris Twibell TE 1992 Honorable MentionRon Bartels OT 1992 Honorable MentionJason Bailey RB 1993 Honorable MentionRon Bartels OT 1993 Honorable MentionKardel Miller FS 1993 Honorable MentionMark Conrad RB 1996 Honorable MentionTodd Sprang DB 1997 Second TeamDavid Kimura WR 2000 Honorable MentionDavid Flores DB 2002 Honorable MentionNick Tolsma P 2008 First Team (AFCA)James Hansen OL 2010 First Team (AFCA)Anthony Muilenburg WR 2011 First Team (AFCA)Derek Carlson P 2012 First Team (AFCA)NAIA All-America Scholar-AthletesJerrad Fast 2000 Eric Adolph 2008Jason Glaesman 2000 Eric Gillen 2008Chad Urban 2000 Kyle Meier 2008Ryan Wolbrink 2000 Nick Tolsma 2008Ryan Evans 2001 Eric Gillen 2009Donald Hedrick 2001 Wade Schoenfelder 2009Walter Moody 2001 Nick Tolsma 2009Danny Wright 2001 Derik Fossum 2010Ryan Evans 2002 Jason Latham 2010Caleb Walters 2002 Wade Schoenfelder 2010Jesse Weins 2002 Nick Tolsma 2010Jeff Culhane 2003 Aaron Rolen 2011Barry Schramm 2003 Tyler Severson 2011Jeff Culhane 2004 Josh Thompson 2011Barry Schramm 2004 Skyler Eriksen 2012Brett Maag 2006 Tyler Severson 2012John McDaniel 2007 Josh Thompson 2012Rudy Niewenhuis 2007Chris Sheckler 2007Football Team RecordsGame Record Year OpponentFirst Downs 41 1991 Black Hills StateRushing Offense 613 yds 1991 Black Hills StatePassing Offense 457 yds 2012 HastingsTotal Offense 781 yds 1991 Black Hills StateDWU Points 92 1914 ColumbusOpponent Points 112 1916 MorningsideSeason Record YearWins 10 1992Consecutive Wins (Regular Season) 18 1991/1993Points 319 1992Average Points Per Game 31.9 1992Rushing Offense 3,244 yds 1993Passing Offense 2,944 yds 2011Total Offense 4,407 yds 1993TIGERSFootball Individual RecordsGame Record Athlete YearScoring 30 pts Jim Moushon 1970Troy Smith 1993Mark Conrad 1995Mark Conrad 1996David Kimura 2000Rushing Offense 316 yds Josh Endres 2010Passing Offense 457 yds Jon Bane 2012Total Offense 400 yds Troy Loudenburg 1986Receiving 233 yds Anthony Muilenburg 2011Receptions 17 Anthony Muilenburg 2010Pass Interceptions 3 Jon Hilton 1973Jeff Larson 1988Brandon Mozley 1995Todd Sprang 1997Eric Adolph 2008Dustin Bergmeier 2012Interception Return 100 yds Lucas Giedd 1996Run 92 yds Tom Byrd 1982Troy Smith 1993Pass 99 yds Jon Bane 2011Reception 99 yds Anthony Muilenburg 2011Field Goal 63 yds Mark Payne 1915(Drop Kick, National Record)Punt 80 yds Derek Carlson 2009Punt Return 81 yds Randy Cahoy 1979Kickoff Return 88 yds Anthony Muilenburg 2009PATs 10 Paul Nelson 1991Paul Nelson 1994Field Goals 4 Tim Krivach 1976Season Record Athlete YearScoring 148 pts Mark Conrad 1996Touchdowns 24 Mark Conrad 1996Rushing Offense 1,302 yds Josh Endres 2012Passing Offense 2,817 yds Jon Bane 2011Receiving 1,046 yds Bubba Slaba 2008Receptions 76 Bubba Slaba 2008Pass Interceptions 11 Bob James 1963Fumble Recoveries 5 Jeremy Pischke 1998PATs 39 Paul Nelson 1992Field Goals 10 Leif Evers 2011Career Record Athlete YearScoring 316 pts Mark Conrad 1994-96Touchdowns 48 Mark Conrad 1994-96Rushing Offense 3,329 yds Josh Endres 2008-12Passing Offense 6,894 yds Jon Bane 2010-pres.Receiving 2,881 yds Bubba Slaba 2006-09Receptions 206 Bubba Slaba 2006-09Pass Interceptions 18 Todd Sprang 1994-97Fumble Recoveries 13 Tim Nelson 1977-80PATs 116 Paul Nelson 1991-94Field Goals 17 Leif Evers 2010-11Other Highlights• The 2006 DWU football team was awarded theBuffalo Funds Five Star Champions of CharacterTeam Award.2013 Tiger Football page 35www.dwu.edu

RECORDSYear W L T Coach1897 0 1 0 none1898 2 0 0 none1899 4 1 0 Blodgett1900 3 0 2 F.A. Norton1901 6 0 0 D.B. Copp1902 3 1 1 Clarion Hardy1903 2 3 0 M.H. Markle1904 4 0 2 M.H. Markle1905 1 1 0 M.H. Markle1906 2 2 0 M.H. Markle1907 3 3 0 Clarion Hardy1908 3 3 0 Clarion Hardy1909 3 1 0 Dale Chadwick1910 4 2 1 Dale Chadwick1911 2 4 1 Ralph Douglas1912 2 5 1 Ralph Douglas1913 1 5 1 Clarion Hardy1914 6 2 0 Clarion Hardy1915 7 2 0 Chester Dillion1916 1 7 0 Chester Dillion1917 3 3 2 Ray McLean1918 0 1 0 Ray McLean1919 6 2 0 Bud Dougherty1920 4 3 0 Bud Dougherty1921 6 2 0 Bud Dougherty1922 5 2 0 Bud Dougherty1923 4 2 1 Bud Dougherty1924 4 4 0 Bud Dougherty1925 3 4 1 Bud Dougherty1926 6 1 0 Bud Dougherty1927 5 1 0 Elliott Hatfield1928 0 9 0 Elliott Hatfield1929 5 2 1 Stewart Ferguson1930 6 3 0 Stewart Ferguson1931 2 6 1 Stewart Ferguson1932 3 5 0 Stewart Ferguson1933 1 4 0 Stewart Ferguson1934 0 7 1 Les Belding1935 3 4 0 Les Belding1936 5 2 1 Les Belding1937 3 4 0 Les Belding1938 5 3 0 Les Belding1939 2 5 0 Les Belding1940 3 3 0 Les Belding1941 2 5 0 Les Belding1942 1 3 1 Les Belding1943 No Games1944 No Games1945 5 2 0 Ray Green1946 4 7 0 Ray Green1947 3 4 1 Dave Gorby1948 4 5 0 Claude Lear1949 3 3 2 Claude Lear1950 1 7 1 Bob McCardle1951 0 6 0 Bob McCardle1952 3 4 0 Gene Cheever1953 5 3 0 Gene Cheever1954 5 3 0 Erv PittsSeason Win-Loss RecordsYear W L T Coach1955 4 3 2 Erv Pitts1956 4 4 0 Fred Loper1957 1 7 0 Fred Loper1958 1 7 1 Fred Loper1959 3 5 1 Don Pinhey1960 4 5 0 Don Pinhey1961 2 7 0 Don Pinhey1962 2 7 0 Don Pinhey1963 2 7 0 Gordon Zapp1964 5 3 1 Gordon Zapp1965 7 2 0 Gordon Zapp1966 3 5 1 Gordon Zapp1967 4 5 0 Gordon Zapp1968 6 3 0 Sam Sample1969 5 4 0 Sam Sample1970 3 6 0 Sam Sample1971 2 7 0 Sam Sample1972 3 6 0 Ron Parks1973 1 8 0 Ron Parks1974 6 3 0 Ron Parks1975 4 5 0 Ron Parks1976 8 2 0 Ron Parks1977 5 5 0 Ron Parks1978 5 4 1 Tom Long1979 0 10 0 Tom Long1980 1 8 0 Tom Long1981 0 9 1 Bob Bozied1982 1 9 0 Bob Bozied1983 1 9 0 Bob Bozied1984 1 9 0 Joe Kramer1985 5 5 0 Joe Kramer1986 4 6 0 Joe Kramer1987 6 4 0 Joe Kramer1988 3 6 0 Joe Kramer1989 5 5 0 Joe Kramer1990 4 6 0 Joe Kramer1991 5 5 0 Joe Kramer1992 10 1 0 Joe Kramer1993 7 3 0 Joe Kramer1994 5 5 0 Joe Kramer1995 1 9 0 Joe Kramer1996 5 5 0 Joe Kramer1997 5 5 0 Joe Kramer1998 4 6 0 Joe Kramer1999 0 10 0 Orson Christensen2000 2 8 0 Rod Olson2001 2 8 0 Rod Olson2002 3 7 0 Tony Harper2003 5 6 0 Tony Harper2004 1 10 0 Tony Harper2005 1 9 0 Brad Pole2006 4 6 0 Brad Pole2007 4 6 0 Brad Pole2008 7 3 0 Brad Pole2009 4 6 0 Brad Pole2010 5 5 0 Brad Pole2011 6 4 0 Brad Pole2012 6 4 0 Ross CimplTIGERS2013 Tiger Football page 36www.dwu.edu

RECORDSCollege/University/School W L TAugsburg College (Minn.) 0 1 0Augustana College 7 7 0Bethel College (Minn.) 3 3 0Black Hills State University 34 27 2Briar Cliff University* 6 4 0Buena Vista University 3 4 0Canton College 1 0 0Carleton College (Minn.) 1 0 0Chadron State College 2 3 0Columbus College 3 2 0Concordia University (Neb.)* 6 7 0Creighton University 0 2 0Crow Creek 2 0 0Crown College 1 0 0Dakota State University 36 30 1Dana College 20 16 0Davis & Elkins College (W.Va.) 0 1 0Doane College* 9 18 1Dordt College* 5 0 0Emporia State University 0 1 0Flandreau 2 0 0Gonzaga University 0 1 0Hamline University 0 4 0Hastings College* 3 16 0Idaho College 0 1 0Idaho State University 0 1 0Iowa Wesleyan College 1 1 0Jamestown College 11 12 0Louisiana State University 0 1 0All-time Football Series RecordsTIGERSCollege/University/School W L TLuther College 0 1 0Mayville State University 1 2 0Midland University* 10 16 0Minnesota University ‘B’ 0 1 0Minot State University 1 1 0Morningside College* 6 21 1Nebraska University ‘B’ 2 0 0Nebraska Wesleyan University* 3 14 0North Dakota State University 2 2 0North Dakota Tech 0 1 1Northern State University 12 33 4Northwestern College* 2 11 0NW Minnesota 2 0 0Oklahoma City University 0 1 0Peru State College 0 5 0Rapid City Air Force 1 0 0Redfield College 4 0 0Rocky Mountain College 2 0 0Si Tanka University 38 43 1(formerly Huron University)Sioux Falls High School 1 0 0South Dakota State University 9 13 2South Dakota Tech 29 29 2South Dakota University 1 19 1Southern State Community College 23 26 2Southwest State University (Minn.) 0 2 0St. Thomas College 0 1 0Tarkio College 1 0 0Trinity (Iowa) 3 1 1Trinity Bible College (N.D.) 2 0 0Tyndall 1 0 0University of Mary 0 2 0University of Nebraska-Kearney 0 3 0University of North Dakota 1 3 2University of Sioux Falls 41 36 0Valley City State University 6 7 0Wayne State College (Neb.) 1 3 0West Virginia Institute of Tech 0 1 0Westmar University 9 14 1Yankton College 29 36 7York College (Neb.) 1 1 0* indicates GPAC opponentTrack the Tigers!www.dwuathletics.comDWU junior linebacker Jeff Maassen stops an opponent in 2012.2013 Tiger Football page 37www.dwu.edu

RECORDSCareer Rushing Yards Att Yards1. Josh Endres, 2009-12 718 3,3292. Mark Conrad, 1994-96 667 3,1513. Jason Bailey, 1990-93 587 3,1354. Ron Ehresmann, 1973-76 595 2,8655. Marques Smith, 2000-03 672 2,8536. Anthony Cooley, 1995-98 473 2,3357. Chris Determan, 1991-94 438 2,0638. Troy Loudenburg, 1983-86 2,0369. Jay Schmidt, 1991-92 289 2,01310. Rodney Moore, 2003-06 486 1,835DWU Football Top 10 ListsTIGERSCareer Receiving Yards Rec Yards1. Bubba Slaba, 2006-09 206 2,8812. Anton Brintley, 2000-03 159 2,3473. Anthony Muilenburg, 2009-pres. 160 1,8234. Chris Long, 1996-98 100 1,7805. Dan DeVries, 1985-87 96 1,6766. Jesse Ayers, 2007-09 82 1,2337. Steve Oster, 1975-77 76 1,2118. Travis McIntosh, 1991-94 67 1,1979. Lu Bernabe, 1999-2000 101 1,17810. Heath Swanson, 1993-95 84 1,141Single Season Rushing Yards Att Yards1. Josh Endres, 2012 279 1,3022. Fred Smith, 1989 175 1,2963. Jay Schmidt, 1992 178 1,2394. Jason Bailey, 1993 228 1,206T5. Matt Virginia, 1987 244 1,156T5. Marques Smith, 2003 299 1,1567. Mark Conrad, 1994 208 1,1338. Tim Johnson, 1977 171 1,1179. Mark Conrad, 1996 225 1,09310. Troy Loudenburg, 1986 1,032Career Passing Yards Comp-Att Yards1. Jon Bane, 2010-pres. 564-998 6,8942. Jon Doom, 2006-09 587-1,051 6,5943. Jeff Fischer, 1984-87 5,9624. Chad Urban, 1996-99 393-804 5,1665. Travis Moran, 1999-2001 404-769 4,3006. Mike Kieffer, 2002-03 380-735 4,2597. Chris Determan, 1991-94 252-490 3,8308. Chad Long, 1994-98 102-456 2,8159. Terry Kurtz 2,66510. Bob Giesney, 1964-67 112-308 1,674Single Season Passing Yards Comp-Att Yards1. Jon Bane, 2011 231-394 2,8172. Mike Kieffer, 2003 226-421 2,6703. Travis Moran, 2000 220-398 2,3834. Chad Urban, 1998 196-376 2,1615. Jon Bane, 2012 159-209 2,1576. Jeff Fischer, 1986 2,0997. Jon Doom, 2008 174-301 1,9338. Jon Bane, 2010 175-295 1,9209. Travis Moran, 2001 171-344 1,76110. Jeff Fischer, 1987 116-216 1,751Career Total Offense Rush Pass Total1. Jon Bane, 2010-pres. 88 6,894 6,9822. Jon Doom, 2006-09 272 6,594 6,8663. Chris Determan, 1991-94 2,063 3,830 5,8934. Jeff Fischer, 1984-87 -239 5,962 5,7235. Chad Urban, 1996-99 403 5,166 5,5696. Travis Moran, 1999-2001 -120 4,300 4,1807. Mike Kieffer, 2002-03 -194 4,259 4,0658. Mark Conrad, 1994-96 3,151 0 3,1519. Chris Long, 1994-98 273 2,815 3,08810. Jason Bailey, 1991-93 2,911 0 2,911Single Season Receiving Yards Rec Yards1. Bubba Slaba, 2008 76 1,0462. Chris Long, 1997 47 9023. Chris Long, 1998 52 8754. Euedell Clayton, 2011 53 8735. Bubba Slaba, 2009 72 8616. Anthony Muilenburg, 2011 64 8557. Anton Brintley, 2003 56 8268. David Kimura, 2000 60 8199. Dan DeVries, 1987 49 81010. Jesse Ayers, 2009 47 712Career Receptions Rec Yards1. Bubba Slaba, 2006-09 206 2,8812. Anthony Muilenburg, 2009-pres. 160 1,8233. Anton Brintley, 2000-03 159 2,3474. Neil Buckeye, 2001-03 105 1,0745. Lu Bernabe, 1999-2000 101 1,1786. Chris Long, 1996-98 100 1,7807. Marques Smith, 2000-03 97 6108. Dan DeVries, 1985-87 96 1,6769. Josh Endres, 2009-12 93 97210. Zeke Prado, 2001-02 88 1,078Single Season Receptions Rec Yards1. Bubba Slaba, 2008 76 1,0462. Bubba Slaba, 2009 72 8613. Anthony Muilenburg, 2011 64 8554. Tyron Arrington, 2006 61 5415. David Kimura, 2000 60 8196. Anthony Muilenburg, 2010 59 638T7. Anton Brintley, 2003 56 826T7. Neil Buckeye, 2003 56 660T9. Lu Bernabe, 1999 54 696T9. Arthur Brown, 2012 54 579Career Scoring TDs FGs PAT Total1. Mark Conrad, 1994-96 52 0 2 3162. Josh Endres, 2009-12 41 0 1 2483. Jason Bailey, 1990-93 35 0 1 2124. Jay Schmidt, 1991-92 26 0 0 1565. Floyd Smith, 1964-67 25 0 2 1546. Chris Long, 1994-98 24 0 2 1487. Anton Brintley, 2000-03 23 0 1 1408. Anthony Cooley, 1995-98 20 0 3 1269. Sergio Leon, 2007-08 4 16 47 11910. Leif Evers, 2010-11 0 17 65 1162013 Tiger Football page 38www.dwu.edu

FACILITIESJoe Quintal FieldTIGERSJoe Quintal FieldJoe Quintal Field, located at 11th and Capital in Mitchell, is Dakota Wesleyan’s homeduring football season. The stadium seats 3,500 fans, and the Tigers enjoy a genuinehome-field advantage on Saturday afternoons and evenings throughout the fall.The Cybex RoomThe Cybex room offers DWU athletesadditional weight lifting alternatives.Weight RoomThe Dakota Wesleyan University weight room is located in the Christen FamilyRecreation/Wellness Center on campus. The weight room is available to the athleticteams and serves as the foundation to the school’s athletic success. It contains severalweight benches, squat racks, hip sleds and standard free weight equipment.The Cardio-fitness RoomA cardio-fitness room is adjacent to theweight room. It houses several treadmillsand other exercise equipment pieces.2013 Tiger Football page 39www.dwu.edu

CAMPUSEnrollment: 883Tuition and Fees: $22,700 annuallyRoom and Board: $6,500 annuallyFast FactsA T A G L A N C ETIGERSDAKOTA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY1200 W. University Ave., Mitchell, SD 57301 • 1-800-333-8506admissions@dwu.edu • www.dwu.edu• DWU is a private liberal arts university. It was founded in 1885.• The financial aid priority deadline is April 1.• The majority of our students come from the Midwest, but we also have studentsfrom across the nation and around the world.• A higher connection – DWU is proudly affiliated with the Dakotas Conference ofthe United Methodist Church. Members of any and all faiths are welcome andencouraged to experience an education based on learning, leadership, faith andservice.AthleticsNational Association of IntercollegiateAthletics (NAIA), Great Plains AthleticConference (GPAC)Sports: baseball, basketball, crosscountry, football, golf, soccer, softball,track and field, volleyball, wrestlingwww.dwu.eduGet connected! You’ll find that DWU’s website at www.dwu.edu is quick andeasy. You can cruise DWU’s catalog link to research a major or apply online.learnSTRONG DWU offers the resources,direction and ethical foundation to transform your unique strengths into personaland professional success.Mitchella great college townwww.cityofmitchell.orgMitchell, S.D., offers a unique college atmosphere to studentswho attend Dakota Wesleyan University. The continually growingcity of roughly 15,000 people packages the feel of a close-knitcommunity into a city with endless resources for shopping,entertainment and recreation.Expanding commercial districts on the north and south endsof town combine with Mitchell’s historic Main Street to provideample opportunities for shopping, dining, hotels and night life, aswell as job opportunities that value students’ talents and abilities.Sioux Falls, just a 60-minute drive east on I-90, offers even morebig-city amenities to students and their families.The city has a state-of-the-art movie theatre, along withendless opportunities for outdoor recreation. Mitchell is home totwo 18-hole golf courses, indoor and outdoor swimming poolfacilities, tennis courts, athletic fields, a hockey arena, a bowlingalley and numerous recreation and fitness centers. Lake Mitchellprovides boating, swimming, fishing and camping opportunities,and the surrounding area is well-known for its world-classpheasant hunting.Mitchell is known for the World’s Only Corn Palace, but thisSouth Dakota community has plenty to offer its collegestudents.Mitchell is a safe, comfortable community that feels like home.2013 Tiger Football page 40www.dwu.edu