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The Bob Burns Dakota Bowl Committee and the staff and ad ministration of O’Gorman High School would like to thank the many volunteers and the generosity of the Sioux Falls business community for their continued support of this annual event.
Welcome to the 44th annual Bob Burns Dakota Bowl! This long-standing fall classic continues to be successful because of the many people who work tirelessly each year to put together an evening of football and fun that is the proud tradition of the Bob Burns Dakota Bowl.
Over the past forty-four years, the Bob Burns Dakota Bowl has grown into much more than a football game. We are excited to offer an evening of fireworks, skydivers, the Marching Knights and most importantly, a football game!
Tonight’s game promises to be an exciting one as the Knights take on their west-side rival Roosevelt Rough Riders. We welcome the Roosevelt team and fans to Dakota Bowl XLIV! Throughout the program, you will find many businesses that support O’Gorman High School and the Bishop O’Gorman Catholic Schools. Please support them as well! BURNS
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The Knights enter the 2022 season optimistic return ing some starters on both sides of the ball. Coach Pop pinga said, “The team has had a great off season, and should be able to fill the losses to graduation and make the team competitive.”This year’s squad brings back five offensive starters, while the defense saw greater losses due to graduation. Coach Poppinga is excited about the number of skill players returning, but admits that size on the offensive line, as always, will be a challenge for the Knights. “The offensive line is always an issue for us with the size of our school. We need to figure that position group out to be successful. Our goal will be to grow as a team throughout the season and make a run come playoffs.”While last year’s team was senior laden, this year’s team has only fifteen seniors. According to Poppinga, “We will be depending on our juniors and a few key sophomores to fill the team.” The coaching staff is excited about this year’s team. According to Poppinga, “We had a very productive off season. If we can handle AAA football upfront, we feel we can contend week to week with the very competitive Metro AAA football teams.”
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Joan Mahoney continues as O’Gorman’s High School principal this year. Mahoney received her bachelors degree from South Dakota State University and went on to receive her masters de gree in educational administration from the University of South Dakota. She joined the O’Gorman staff in the fall of 1990 as an English teacher before moving to the assistant principal job in 2004. She has also served as the Curriculum and Assessment Coordinator for the Bishop O’Gorman Catholic Schools. Mahoney and her husband John have three children who are all graduates of O’Gorman High School: Jackie (2001), Joe (2003), and Josh (2005).
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Kyle Groos, a Colman native, is president of Bishop O’Gorman Catholic Schools. Groos received both his bachelors and mas ters degrees from SDSU. He went on to get his educational ad ministration degree from Drake University and completed his education specialist degree through the University of South Da kota. After teaching and coaching at both Groton High School and SDSU, Groos moved to West Des Moines, Dowling Catholic High School where he taught and coached for two years. Be fore coming to Sioux Falls, he also served as assistant principal, dean of students, and football coach at Bishop Heelan Catholic High School in Sioux City. He spent fourteen years as principal of O’Gorman High School. He and his wife Theresa have a son, Hayden, and daughters, Ainsley, Brinley, and Ridley.
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Kelly Jones earned her bachelor of science degree in community psychology from St. Cloud State University in 2001 and completed her master of arts in school counseling in 2004 from The University of South Dakota. She started her career as a school counselor at Bridgewater-Emery School District then moved to Roosevelt High School before coming to O’Gorman High School in 2014. Her husband Vince is a grad from the OG class of ’97.
Alex Anderson is the assistant principal at O’Gorman High School. He received his undergraduate degree from the Uni versity of Sioux Falls before going on to complete his mas ters degree in educational administration from South Dakota State University. He joined the O’Gorman staff in 2011 as the Academic Services Coordinator. Anderson is a native of Sioux Falls and graduate of Roosevelt High School. His wife Paige is an elementary school counselor at Holy Spirit and St. Lambert Schools. The Anderson’s have two sons, Owen & Warren.
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Steve Kueter continues as the Activities Director for the Bish op O’Gorman Catholic Schools. Kueter spent 38 years with the OG football program as an assistant coach, defensive co ordinator and head coach. He led the Knights to seven state championships including 1985,1986, 1988, 1991, 1993, 2004, and 2005. The Knights were runners-up in the state title match in 1982, 1984, 1990, 1999, 2006, 2010, and 2015. Kueter broke the state record for wins and ended his career with a 289-921 win-loss record. A Humboldt, SD native, Kueter graduated from Dakota State College. He and his wife, Gloriann, have three children: Sam, Max, and Megan. 69th St & Western Ave • Sioux Falls • www.mcnallysip.com ahead and will be available at the back door! itself in and
BISHOP O’GORMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOLS: Administration DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR - LIZ MYSCOFSKI ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR - STEVE KUETER Liz Myscofski received her bachelor’s degree from St. Mary’s University of Winona, MN. She joined the Bishop O’Gorman Catholic Schools in 2020 after 10 years with the Rapid City Catholic Schools System Development office. Myscofski and her husband, Andrew, have two daughters, Emily and Lucy.
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Fr. Tony Klein is a 2012 graduate of O’Gorman High School. He studied four years of college seminary (philoso phy) at St. John Vianney seminary at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, MN. He then went on to do four years of major seminary (theology) at the North American College in Rome. He was or dained a priest in 2020 and has served as associate pastor at Holy Spirit for two years, while also being the chaplain at OGJH last year.
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Mike Neufeld is the athletic coordinator for O’Gorman Ju nior High. Mike graduated from USD in 1995 and teaches social studies at OGJH. He is married to Sarah Staebell, a 1994 O’Gorman graduate. They have two children, Julia and Joseph.
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The Knights kicked off the 2021 season with a Da kota Bowl for the history books. Severe weather halted the game not once but twice forcing the Knights to take the field three different evenings before coming away with a victory over the Roosevelt Rough Riders 14-12. The Knights overcame a grueling early season schedule to win four straight heading into playoffs. Af ter defeating Roosevelt for the second time in the state quarterfinals, the Knights set up a rematch with Bran don Valley, who had defeated the Knights 13-10 in a tight battle earlier in the season. The Knights eventually fell to Brandon Valley in a back and forth game 28-20. Harrisburg would go on to defeat the Lynx in the state championship game 27-0. Satter End Athlete David Alpers III – Defensive Line Back – Honorable Mention Class 11AA (AAA) state semi-final playoff appearances, the most of any Class 11AA (AAA) school since the South Dakota playoff system began in 1981. Class 11AA (AAA) state championship games played in by the Knights since the playoff system began in 1981. Class 11AA(AAA) state championships. 30 = 16 = 9 =
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The Knights visited the AAA pre-season favorite Harrisburg Tigers for the second game of the season. After a shortened week of preparation due to the Dakota Bowl marathon, the Knights scored first on a recovered fumble early in the game. Shortly after the fumble recovery, Dan nenbring found Rush Landry in the end zone for a seven-yard touchdown pass. The Tigers responded quickly to take the lead. The Knights fought back late in the second quarter to score on a short rush ing touchdown to make the score 21-14 at the half. Early in the second half Andrew Nelson kicked a 22-yard field goal to pull the Knights within a touchdown at 21-17. Each time the Tigers scored, the Knights battled back. Eventually Harrisburg would emerge victorious 44-24 after a late Tiger touchdown.
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The Knights struggled offensively in this President’s Bowl matchup. Early on both teams struggled to move the ball. Eventu ally Washington would go up 7-0 at the half. The second half belonged to the Warriors as a series of mishaps kept the Knights off the board. The loss moved the Knights to 1-2 on the season.
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Homecoming did not bring more success for the Knights who would drop their third straight game falling to Brandon Valley 13-10 at McEneaney Field. In a defensive battle, O’Gorman scored the first points of the game in the second quarter on a field goal. A 55-yard pass to Peyton Hage and an 11-yard pass to Alpers set up the score. Brandon Valley answered with a touch down on the next drive taking the lead 7-3. In the third quarter the Knights scored on a run by Maverick Jones to regain the lead 10-7. The Lynx answered with a touchdown to make it 13-7. The Knights would manage one more field goal but not enough to pull off the win. With the loss, the Knights moved to 1-3 on the season.
The Knights dropped a close one to Lin coln in this McEneaney Field contest. The Patriots scored first on a 70-yard run. O’Gorman answered with a 28-yard pass from Dannenbring to Hage. The two-point conversion attempt failed making the score 7-6. In a defensive battle, the Knights scored the only second quarter points on a 20-yard field goal to lead at the half 9-7. Lin coln would score on an 11-yard run in the third quarter to take the lead 14-9. With just over 8 minutes left in the game, the Knights answered as Jones took the handoff and ran 37-yards for a touchdown. Dannenbring then rambled into the end-zone for the twopoint conversion giving the Knights the 1714 lead. The Patriots would score with just under six minutes left in the game to regain the lead 21-17 and take the game from the Knights. With the loss, the Knights fell to 1-4.
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The season opener Dakota Bowl lived up to the hype taking a full three nights to conclude. After the Knights took the field to a packed crowd on Saturday, the skies darkened, and the teams were forced to wait out a rain delay that eventually led to a postponement of the game. Monday, Au gust 30, the teams took the field again in front of a healthy crowd for round two. The game never made it to the second half after yet another weather event led to a second postponement. But, not before Dave Alp ers made a heroic one-handed catch that would become the No 1 play on ESPN Sports Center’s top 10 plays. Alpers’ play set up a touchdown run by James Lichty. The score gave the Knights a 7-6 halftime lead before the lightening delay pushed the game to a third evening. On the third day, the Knights finally pulled off the victory on a touchdown pass from Bennett Dannen bring to Emmanuel Struck at the end of the third quarter. Knights 14 Riders 12 in one for the ages.
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Dannenbring had over 400 offensive yards and six touchdowns to lead O’Gorman to a 61-3 road win against the Rapid City Cen tral Cobblers. The Knights scored on the opening drive with Jones scampering in from the 4-yard line. After a bobbled punt by Central, O’Gorman had the ball on the Cobblers 11-yard line. Dannenbring scored a few plays later from the 1-yard line. Dan nenbring found Alpers in the end zone to make it 21-0 at the end of the first quarter.
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The Knights scored on a three-yard touch down pass from Dannenbring to Ryland Satter in the second quarter to go up 280. Hayden Groos then found Satter for a 20-yard score and Jones scored his sec ond touchdown of the evening to put the Knights up 41-0 late in the second quar ter. Rapid City managed a field goal late in the first half making it a 41-3 halftime score. With a running clock in the second half, the Knights continued to find the end zone. Dannenbring connected with Hage for an 8-yard touchdown to make it 48-3. Henry Theobald intercepted the Cobblers and returned it 54 yards for a touchdown stretching the lead to 55-33. Groos added another touchdown in the fourth quarter on an 8-yard quarterback keeper to bring the final to 61-3. The Knights improved to 2-4 with the win.
O’GORMAN 46 – HURON 0
The Knights scored 33 points in the first half on their way to a 46-0 victory over the Huron Tigers at McEneaney field. Dannenbring found Satter midway through the first quarter who scored on a 60-yard catch and run to take an early lead. Jones added to the lead after catching a lateral pass at the 18-yard line and taking it in for a touch down. After a Caleb Kanable extra point, the Knights led 13-0. Midway through the second quarter, Dannenbring scored on a quarterback keeper to build the Knights lead to 20-0. With 1:27 left in the half Dan nenbring found Satter who scored from the three. Emmanuel Struck scored on a 52yard interception to lead to a 33-0 halftime score. Hage caught a touchdown pass with 1:40 left in the third and Groos found Jack Hove in the fourth quarter to round out the scoring for the Knights. With their third con secutive win, the Knights improved to 4-4 on the season.
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The Knights won their fourth straight game soundly defeating Jefferson in a late sea son matchup at Howard Wood Field. In the dominating win, Dannenbring was 18 of 23 for 283 yards and three touchdowns along with 28 yards and a touchdown on the ground. Jones rushed for 36-yards on the Knights’ first play from scrimmage and set up a touchdown run making it 7-0. On the next possession, Dannenbring found Hage for a 41-yard touchdown giving the Knights an early 14-0 lead. Jefferson did get on the board, but the Knights answered quickly with Jones scoring on an 8-yard run to pull ahead 21-6. After Jefferson fumbled the kickoff, Dannenbring drove the Knights down the field and scored on a keeper to make it 28-6. Jones added a third touch down in the first half to give the Knights a 35-6 lead at halftime. In the third quarter the Knights scored twice on passes to Sat ter and Hage respectively to build the lead to 49-6. With the win, the Knights moved to 5-4 heading into playoffs.
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The Knights faced the Rough Riders in the quarterfinals with each team riding a fourgame win streak. In an offensive shootout, the Knights had 461 total yards of offense to 401 for the Riders. Alpers led the Knights defensively with nine tackles and a sack. O’Gorman scored on their first posses sion with Dannenbring taking the ball in from the five. Roosevelt answered to tie the game. Still in the first quarter, Dan nenbring found Struck to go up 14-7. The Knights would add one more touchdown in the first half on a long pass from Dan nenbring to Hage in the endzone to extend their lead to 21-7 at the break. The Knights scored early in the third quarter on a 62yard pass from Dannenbring to Satter to go up 28-7. Roosevelt would come alive in the fourth quarter with two touchdowns, but O’Gorman answered scoring on a 65-yard pass from Dannenbring to Struck and a 44yard run by Dannenbring. Roosevelt added one more score, but the Knights emerged victorious and would move on to the semifinal game for the 30th year since the origin of the playoff system in South Dakota.
O’GORMAN 42 – ROOSEVELT 28
O’GORMAN 20 – BRANDON VALLEY 28 Brandon Valley scored early, and the Knights were held to just two field goals in the first half leading to a 14-6 halftime score. O’Gorman came back to tie the score in the third quarter on a score and two-point conversion by Jones. Brandon regained the lead 21-14 and then recov ered an O’Gorman fumble and scored to stretch the lead to 28-14. The Knights would score on a Dannenbring keeper with 44 seconds left in the game to make it 2820. The two-point conversion failed, and Brandon would go on to defeat the Knights and move on to the championship game against Harrisburg.
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The Knights returned to McEneaney Field to take on the Rapid City Stevens Raid ers. Dannenbring, in a breakout game, passed for six touchdowns and rushed for two in a 62-14 win over the Raiders. The Knights scored on their first posses sion with Dannenbring taking the ball in from the 2-yard line. After a missed extra point, the Knights led 6-0. On the ensu ing possession Dannenbring found Hage for a 43-yard touchdown pass. The scor ing continued with another touchdown pass, this one from the 26-yard line again to Hage to put the Knights up 20-7. The Raiders answered with two minutes left in the first quarter to bring the score to 20-7 after one. Early in the second quarter Dannenbring threw a 32-yard touchdown pass to Preston Konechne. After scoring on their first four possessions, the Knights missed a field goal half-way through the second quarter. Jones later scrambled in from the 2-yard line and with Jones add ing a two-point conversion, the score was 34-7. The Knights would set up their final touchdown of the first half on a long pass from Dannenbring to Landry. Dannenbring scored on a keeper to lead to a 41-7 half time score. With eight minutes left in the third quarter, Dannenbring connected with Hage on a 43-yard pass to extend the lead to 48-7. Dannenbring would find Hage for a fourth Hage touchdown later in the third.
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The final Knights score came on a 19-yard touchdown pass from Groos to Pierce Go marko pushing the score to 62-7. With the win, the Knights moved to 3-4.
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DAKOTA BOWL XI O’Gorman 14 Lincoln 12 The Knights won their seventh straight Dakota Bowl game, but it wasn’t easy as they held on to top the Patriots. A crowd of 8,929 attended. Senior quarterback Scott Bickett ran for one touchdown and hit Scott Honner for another to tally O’Gorman’s scoring. Lincoln had taken the lead in the game 6-0. Ryan Folsom had three sacks to lead the defense.
DAKOTA BOWL XIII O’Gorman 35 Lincoln 6
In this overtime game, Washington stopped Knight quar terback Scott Jones short of the goal-line on a two-point conversion to seal the win. A crowd of 7,684 watched the low-scoring contest. Fullback Tim Lorang scored the Knight’s only touchdown in regulation. In the overtime, Jones hit wide receiver Jeff Spriggs for a touchdown to pull within one of Washington, but the Knights failed on the two-point attempt.
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Brad Salem led the O’Gorman offense passing for 156 yards and one touchdown as the Knights trounced the Pa triots. Ryan Cahalan returned a second-half interception for a touchdown and scored another on a 19-yard catch. Rob Lowe scored the game’s first touchdown. The Knights led 26-6 at halftime.
DAKOTA BOWL XVI O’Gorman 20 Brandon Valley 7 The Knights spoiled Brandon Valley’s first appearance in the Dakota Bowl. Kevin Klempka got into the end zone three times as O’Gorman won another Dakota Bowl contest. Kl empka ended the game with 91 yards and quarterback Pat Burke added another 44 yards on the ground. Ed Schumann rushed eight times for 60 yards.
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For the third straight year, the Dakota Bowl game was decid ed by one point as the Knights prevailed over Washington. Tim Jurgens scored on the first play on the fourth quarter, then kicked the extra point to give O’Gorman the advantage. A crowd of 8,021 watched the game which was scoreless at halftime. Jon Harris scored Washington’s touchdown in the third period.
DAKOTA BOWL V O’Gorman 14 Lincoln 13 Steve Kueter’s first Dakota Bowl as head coach proved to be one of the most memorable as the Knights’ Jeff Meinen stopped the Patriots’ fake extra-point attempt at the one-yard line for the win. Tim Jurgens led the charge, scoring both of O’Gorman’s touchdowns. But Meinen’s hit on Lincoln’s Jon Peterson at the one-yard line preserved the victory with less than 5 minutes to play in the game.
DAKOTA BOWL II O’Gorman 6 Washington 13
DAKOTA BOWL XIV O’Gorman 29 Brookings 6 Led by an 85-yd. punt return by Dennis Schoenwald and a 74-yd. interception return for a touchdown by Tony Breck, O’Gorman upped its Dakota Bowl record to 11-3. Josh Pierce scored on a 4-yard run and Jason Green on a one-yard run in the game.
DAKOTA BOWL IV O’Gorman 12 Washington 13 (OT)
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The Knights’ defense smothered the Patriots enroute to a 14-0 O’Gorman victory. Gene Elrod and Tom Schnetter scored for the Knights. Troy Soldatke and Todd Lamberty led the defense. The Knights went on to win the state Class AA football crown later that year.
For the first ever Dakota Bowl game, Head Coach Bob Burns chose a team from neighboring North Dakota that had won 32 games straight and 15 state football titles. But it was soon clear that this Dakota Bowl idea was going to be special for the Knights. They scored on three of their first four posses sions enroute to winning 35-12. Knight fullback Steve Lukens scored three touchdowns. Jamie Kiley carried the ball 13 times, gaining 81 yards and scoring one touchdown. Quar terback Dave Viger completed 7 of 8 passes for 93 yards as a crowd of 7,113 looked on.
DAKOTA BOWL VI O’Gorman 7 Washington 6
The Knights rode four first-half touchdowns to victory over Brookings in the Bobcats’ first Dakota Bowl appearance. Chris Sitzmann scored three touchdowns in the game, Jay Hollenback scored another and quarterback Chad McCon nell added another. Sitzmann had 126 yards rushing in the game. O’Gorman completed the school’s only undefeated season that year, capping it off with another state title.
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DAKOTA BOWL XVII O’Gorman 16 Lincoln 8 Alex Butterfield took the opening kickoff and rambled 95 yards to launch the Knights into the lead in the Dakota Bowl. But Lincoln played tough and O’Gorman lost three first-half fumbles to keep the game close. Pat Burke scored for the Knights on a 3-yard run after completing a 31-yard pass to Jack Oliver earlier in the drive.
DAKOTA BOWL XV O’Gorman 49 Lincoln 0 The game he founded started bearing his name this year as the Bob Burns Dakota Bowl unfolded before a crowd of 8,843. The Knights blanked the Patriots for their 11th straight Dakota Bowl victory. Jason Green gained 121 yards and scored three touchdowns. Matt Carlson scored twice; and Jeremy Butterfield once in the game. O’Gorman went on to win the State Class AA title that year.
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In one of the more controversial Dakota Bowl contests, Washington scored on its first and second possessions and held on to win. The first score came out of what O’Gorman coaches thought was an illegal formation. No flag was thrown, however and the touchdown stood. O’Gorman’s only score came after Dave Flicek knocked down a Warrior punt. John Weisensee picked up the ball and ran it to the Washington 25. Tim Rooney passed to Doug Brown for the touchdown two plays later.
Before a record crowd of 10,954, O’Gorman rolled to its ninth straight Dakota Bowl victory. Josh Lien rushed for 149 yards and three touchdowns for the Knights. O’Gorman had 259 yards rushing by halftime. Matt Hart also scored on a 4-yard run. The Knights won the school’s fifth state title later that season.
DAKOTA BOWL XII O’Gorman 35 Brookings 17 O’Gorman took a 21-0 first half lead in the game before a crowd of 9,190. Steve Molohon intercepted a pass and Tom Jackson blocked a punt – both turning into touchdowns for the Knights. Mike Bunkers hit Chris Moran on a 13-yd. pass for another score. Matt Hart added a one-yard run. Steve Stalzer carried the ball 21 times for 129 yards.
The Knights completed their second straight Dakota Bowl shutout by topping Washington before a crowd of 9,081 at Howard Wood Field. Steve Mislinski, who finished with 124 rushing yards on 26 attempts, scored the first O’Gorman touchdown. Quarterback Jon Olson scored the second and Jim Dougherty added a third touchdown on a 38-yard run. O’Gorman held the Warriors to just 46 yards of offense in the game. The Knights went on to win their second straight Class AA title.
DAKOTA BOWL XXIV O’Gorman 15 Washington 27 Washington beat O’Gorman in the Bob Burns Dakota Bowl, the first loss by the Knights in their signature game since 1998. John Bull scored three touchdowns for the Warriors. John Lyons scored for O’Gorman on a 1-yard run and later on a 7-yard run, but the Knights couldn’t stop the Warriors.
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The Knights returned to their traditional Dakota Bowl form, beating the Patriots in the 1997 Dakota Bowl contest. Nate Vogel rushed for 174 yards and the Knights scored 24 points in the third quarter to seal the win before 9,750. Vogel also scored two touchdowns in the game. Neil Stoll and Mike Ormseth also scored in the game and T.J. Rolfing added a field goal. The game was also the first to be televised live.
The Riders scored with 46 seconds left in the game to give them the win in front of 8,200 fans at Howard Wood Field. The Knights outgained the Riders 261-210 and dominated the third quarter after the game was tied 6-6 at halftime.
O’Gorman led 24-0 at halftime and added two more scores in the second half to give O’Gorman a 20-7 career record in the event. Dusty Coleman scored twice, and Chris Isaacson and Tom Jarding each scored once to lead the Knights. Matt Leedom returned an interception for a touchdown, and Ryan Grossman added a field goal in the game.
The Knights led the number-two ranked Warriors 9-0 at half time. Phil Wright opened the second half with a 95-yard kick off return for a touchdown. Junior quarterback Tony Viger paced the Knights with two rushing touchdowns and 4-4 in passing completions. O’Gorman moved its record against rival Washington to 7-0 in the last seven games.
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DAKOTA BOWL XX O’Gorman 31 Washington 38 (OT) A wild game entertained fans at the 20th anniversary game. Washington won in overtime. The Warriors were able to score on their overtime possession. The Knights were mov ing toward the endzone when a fumble led to a scramble for possession in the endzone. Washington came up with the ball and the victory before a near capacity crowd at Howard Wood Field.
The O’Gorman Knights continued their winning record against Roosevelt, beating the Rough Riders 41-14. Chase Ohme had two touchdowns and Matt Wiederrich two in the game. Quarterback Matt Kayser also scored. Luke Biondi added two field goals to round out the scoring.
The Knights used their trademark rushing attack to wear down the Warrior defense in the second half en route to their third straight win in the fall classic. As a team, the Knights amassed 412 yards rushing, including 223 from Danny Isaa cson. He had a 79-yard touchdown run right before half to put the Knights up 14-6. Josh Sweets added two touch downs and 93 yards rushing in the effort. It was O’Gorman’s 29th consecutive victory in Class 11AA.
The Knights blocked three kicks on special teams in route to a 24-7 win over the defending state champion Washington Warriors in the 33rd Annual Dakota Bowl at Howard Wood Field. Sam Steffl carried the ball 33 times for 149 yards to lead the Knights who did not complete a pass. While the Warriors scored first, the Knights defense owned the eve ning holding Washington scoreless after the first drive of the game. With the score tied 7-7, Nic Steffl blocked a punt and Austin Pharis scooped up the ball and ran it in to give the Knights a 14-7 lead. Flynn Donelan scored from nine yards out to make the score 21-7 at the half. The Warriors moved the ball well throughout the second half but were never able to find the end zone.
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DAKOTA BOWL XXVI O’Gorman 38 Lincoln 0 A crowd of 9,000 watched O’Gorman capture its 25th straight victory over the Lincoln Patriots with a 38-0 victory.
The Knights’ 13-game winning streak in Dakota Bowls came to an end as the visiting Lynx topped the Knights. O’Gorman set up the Lynx first score on a botched punt giving Brandon Valley possession on the Knights 4 yard line. Casey Hillman scored O’Gorman’s only touchdown on a reverse and Ross Winkels added a field goal. The Knights led 9-6 at halftime.
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The Rough Riders started their first appearance in the Da kota Bowl with a touchdown on the first play of the game. But behind quarterback Seth Harrer and running backs Eric Stoll and Ryan Corcoran, the Knights came back from a 7-7 halftime tie to win the game.
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Dusty Coleman rushed for 77 yards and scored a touch down late in the fourth quarter to seal the victory. Senior Ryan Isaacson scored two TDs in the first half to pace the Knights. Senior Tom Ronan added a 38-yard field goal in the game. O’Gorman moves to 21-7 in the annual contest.
O’Gorman drove deep into Rider territory twice in the third quarter but only ended up with a field goal to go up 9-6 at the end of the quarter. Kelby Tague had 104 rushing yards and Sam Steffl rushed for 102 for the Knights. It was only the third win in 27 tries for the Riders against the Knights.
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The Knights capitalized on six Lincoln turnovers and the ab sence of Lincoln’s starting quarterback to claim the shut-out win in front of 7,500 people at Howard Wood Field. Senior Greg Billion caught six passes for 80 yards and three touch downs from senior quarterback Tony Viger. Viger added two rushing TDs in the game. With the win, O’Gorman moved its record to 24-7 in the annual contest, including victories in the last six games. The victory marked the 30th consecutive win against Sioux Falls Lincoln.
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A rematch of the 2006 state championship game was de layed nearly an hour as a thunderstorm forced the evacua tion of 10,000 fans from the grandstands. When the game finally started, the Knights used a half-back pass thrown from junior Will Powell to senior Matt Greenfield and an 11yard touchdown run from senior Dillon Lebrun in the first half to hold off the Riders. Senior Danny Isaacson led all backs with 78 yards on the ground. With the win, O’Gorman moves to 23-7 all-time in the annual event.
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DAKOTA BOWL XXII O’Gorman 28 Lincoln 13 O’Gorman rolled to a 28-0 halftime lead and held on to beat the Lincoln Patriots for the 21st consecutive time in Dakota Bowl 22. A crowd of about 9,700 watched Jimmy Nasser score two rushing touchdowns and then throw to Matt Wie derrich for another. The Patriots mounted a late comeback but fell short. Corey Powell also scored on a 12-yard run.
Sioux Falls Roosevelt got its first ever victory over the Knights, snapping an 0-15 streak. Tom Hill threw a 36-yard touchdown pass to Sean Powell for O’Gorman’s only score in the game.
The Knights won the 2004 state championship rematch with a gutsy effort in front of 9,500 people at Howard Wood Field.
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DAKOTA BOWL XLVII O’Gorman 0 Roosevelt 48 With restricted attendance due to the pandemic the Dakota Bowl moved to McEneaney Field for the first time in history. The No. 4 ranked Knights were outsized and overrun by the No. 1 Riders in this lopsided battle. O’Gorman was held to 121 yards of offense and failed to score. Anders Mattecheck led the defense with six tackles on the night. Roosevelt re mained top-ranked throughout the season before falling to Harrisburg in the semi-final game of the playoffs.
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Roosevelt got on the board first in Dakota Bowl XXXVII, but the Knights fought back with a 65-yard drive capped off with Luke Fritsch taking the ball in for the score. Roosevelt went on to lead 21-7 at the half and hung on to win 24-14. Fritsch found Jack Peery late in the fourth quarter, but two inter ceptions and two fumbles were too much for the Knights to overcome in this Dakota Bowl loss. Peery led the Knights with 104 yards, five catches and a score. Makwinja had 17 carries for 65 yards.
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DAKOTA BOWL XXXIX O’Gorman 35 Harrisburg 26
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Harrisburg’s inaugural performance in Dakota Bowl XXXIX saw a talented Tiger squad giving the Knights all they could handle for four quarters. The Tigers jumped out to a 14-0 lead early in the second quarter and led 14-7 at the half. Sporting their new grey uniforms, the Knights staged a comeback in the third quarter with Isaac Struck finding Can yon Bauer for an 81-yard touchdown pass 48 seconds into the second half. Bauer finished with three catches for 175 yards. Harrisburg refused to go away as they quickly retook the lead on the next possession. The back and forth scor ing continued when Struck threw to Nick Billion for a 47-yard touchdown regaining the lead 21-20. The Tigers scored with a little over nine minutes to play coming within two points of the Knights (28-26), but the two-point conversion attempt failed.
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The season opener Dakota Bowl lived up to the hype taking a full three nights to conclude. After the Knights took the field to a packed crowd on Saturday, the skies darkened, and the teams were forced to wait out a rain delay that eventually led to a postponement of the game. Monday, August 30, the teams took the field again in front of a healthy crowd for round two. The game never made it to the second half after yet another weather event led to a second postponement. But, not before Dave Alpers made a heroic one-handed catch that would become the No 1 play on ESPN Sports Center’s top 10 plays. Alpers’ play set up a touchdown run by James Lichty. The score gave the Knights a 7-6 halftime lead before the lightening delay pushed the game to a third evening. On the third day, the Knights finally pulled off the victory on a touchdown pass from Bennett Dannenbring to Emmanuel Struck at the end of the third quarter. Knights 14 Riders 12 in one for the ages. Years of Highlights
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DAKOTA BOWL XLI The second game of the season saw the Knights taking on the returning 11AAA state champion Brandon Valley Lynx. The Knights opened the game on a scoring drive capped off by Tate Wishard’s touchdown run. Tied 7-7 midway through the second quarter, the Lynx capitalized on a Knights’ fumble and went 99 yards to take the lead 13-7. An interception on the next Knights’ possession led to another Brandon Valley touchdown to put the Lynx up 19-7 with a minute left in the half. Connor Pavelko’s 49-yard field goal at the end of the first half led to a 19-10 score at the break. The Lynx scored on the opening drive of the third quarter to go up 26-10 fol lowed by an 81-yard punt return to lead 33-10 late in the third quarter. Both teams traded touchdowns in the fourth to lead to the 40-16 final.
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The Knights got back on track with a win over last season’s state champion Washington Warriors. Luke Fritsch led the Knights offense scoring three touchdowns on runs of 52, 47, and 12 yards. Matt White scored first on a Washington fumble taking the ball in from 1-yard out late in the first quar ter. Fritsch scored to put the Knights up 14-3, but the War riors answered to keep the game close with a 14-10 halftime score. The third quarter saw neither team score, but Fritsch broke the drought early in the fourth quarter with his 47 yard run which put the Knights up 21-10. After a Washington turn over, Fritsch added the final touchdown with a little over four minutes left in the game. O’G had 266 total yards of offense and made the Warriors pay for their five fumbles.
DAKOTA BOWL XL O’Gorman 42 Washington 33 Dakota Bowl saw No. 2 O’Gorman taking on No. 3 Washing ton in a rematch of last year’s semi-final game. The Knights scored on their first play from scrimmage with Zach Norton finding Canyon Bauer with a 73-yard touchdown pass. The Warriors turned the ball over on the kickoff allowing the Knights to score their second touchdown less than a minute into the game. After stopping Washington on the next drive, OG took the ball 69-yards with Bauer scoring. Norton found Evan Wittry just before half to push the lead to 28-7 at the half. The Warriors mounted a comeback in the second half scoring on an interception to pull within two points. The twopoint-conversion attempt failed, and the Knights drove the field for a final score making it 42-33 with under five minutes to play. Norton completed 18 of 27 passes for 294-yards with three touchdowns. Bauer led the Knights scoring with 9 catches for 162 yards and two touchdowns. Alex Kowalczyk led the defensive effort with 10 tackles and assists.
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The Knights marched to a victory in Dakota Bowl XXXVIII largely by combining the talents of Hunter Thompson at quarterback and sophomore Canyon Bauer at wide receiver. Bauer ended the night with 234 receiving yards on nine catches with three touchdowns. His scoring started early when he caught a short pass in the first quarter and went 73 yards for the touchdown. More was to follow as Thomp son ended the night with 352 yards through the air and one touchdown run. Bauer scored on a catch followed by a 29yard run in the third. Andrew Reuter followed with a reception and a 65- yard run to put the Knights ahead for the first time. With just over three minutes left in the game, Bauer caught a 28-yard pass to seal the victory. Kristin Jakowicz was 4-4 on extra point attempts.
DAKOTA BOWL XXXVI O’Gorman 29 Lincoln 34 Lincoln returned the opening kick-off 92 yards for a touch down to take an early 7-0 lead in Dakota Bowl XXXVI, but the Knights fought back with a touchdown run by Dodi Makwinja. Early in the second quarter, Colin Zimprich added a field goal to give the Knights a 9-7 lead. The Patriots managed to add another score late in the first half to take a 14-9 lead into halftime. Both teams came to life in the second half with the Knights scoring three times in the fourth quarter. Fritsch went 8 of 13 for 163 yards and three touchdowns hitting Jack Peery twice and Ben Johnson once to cut the lead to 34-29 with 1:29 to play in the game. Lincoln recovered the onside kick and hung on to take the win.
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In a defensive battle, Roosevelt clung to a 9-7 lead at half and went on to add the only points in the second half to pull out the victory. After losing quarterback Tanner Schulte in the first quarter to injury, the Knights struggled with a limited of fense. The Riders had their own problems offensively, and mistakes set up the scoring opportunities for both squads in the first half. Nic Steffl rushed for 65 yards on 18 carries. Blake Hilmoe hit Austin Pharis with a 16 yard touchdown pass for the only Knights touchdown.
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O’Gorman High School won seven state championships during the 2021-22 school year and nine state championships since May of 2021. The success led to the Knights winning the KELO Cup for both the 2020-21 and 2021-22 school years. In an unprecedented show of dominance, eight of these nine champi onships were won by OG female athletic teams. The championships include back-to-back wins in track, cross-country, and volleyball. The string of success started in May of 2021 with the O’Gorman girls track team bringing home the first girls track and field championship in school history. The golf team kept the winning spirit going as Shannon Mc Cormick, Lauren Sutcliffe, and Emily Kolb finished 2, 3, and 4 to lead the Knights to the state girls golf championship in early June. The 2021-22 school year brought more success as the girls crosscountry team raced to their second consecutive state championship at Yankton Trails in October. With Alea Hardie, Libby Castelli and Ruth Pardy finishing 1, 3 and 4, the Lady
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Knights accomplished a first for the school – back-to-back cross-country stateNotchampionships.tobeoutdone, on the same day as the state cross-country meet, the competitive cheer team traveled to Brandon to compete in their state championship. At nearly the same time as the Knights were crossing the finish line at Yankton Trails, the cheer team put forth a nearly perfect rou tine to walk away as the 2021 state competitive cheer champions. Just a month later, the volleyball team trav eled to Rapid City in November to de fend their 2020 state championship. Down two sets to Washington in the championship match, the Knights were on the verge of having their dream denied. However, when all hope seemed lost, the Lady Knights dug, passed, and spiked their way to victory in three straight sets to claim the state volleyball championship for the second year in a row. The Lady Knights ended the 2021 fall sports season having claimed three of the five available girls state titles. The seasons changed but the Knights winning ways did not. In early February, the gymnasts would compete in their state tournament in Mitchell. While Audrey Meyer and Maeve Boetel led the Knights, strong performances by Grace Miller and Jadyn Robbins solidified the Knights’ razor thin championship finish over the Mitchell Kernels. This was the sixth championship for the Lady Knights in nine months.
The Washington Warriors had dominated the press throughout the girls’ basketball season with OG’s Lady Knights always viewed as a close second. Heading into the state tournament in Rapid City, the Knights had split with the Warriors during the regular season, and many felt the two teams were destined to meet in the championship game. However, after Jefferson upset Washington in the opening round, the Knights saw their roadmap change a bit. Even tually, the Knights would survive an extremely physical battle with the Rapid City Stevens Raiders to bring home yet another state champion ship.Spring brought another track and field season and, as teams across the state battled the elements meet after meet, it was apparent, that there was no clear favorite heading into the state meet in late May at Howard Wood. With Alea Hardie named most valuable track athlete and Avery Wittry named most valuable field ath lete, the Lady Knights accomplished the unthinkable – back-to-back track and field state championships. The boys golf team brought home a state championship in an exciting two-hole playoff finish in the fall to round out the state titles for the Knights. And, as the 2021-2022 school year drew to a close, the O’Gorman athletic program captured the KELO-Cup award being recognized as the best athletic program in the state for the second consecutive year.
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Cale Hecht will coach varsity volleyball this fall. He is from Sioux Falls, SD and graduated from Augustana University in May of 2019 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Exercise Sci ence and Fitness and Administration. Cale is currently work ing on his Master of Arts in Sports Administration and Lead ership at Augie. Cale also coaches AAU National Volleyball teams with Kairos Elite Volleyball Club.
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Madison Wassink, a Har risburg High School gradu ate, will be coaching fresh man volleyball this year. Wassink played volleyball at The University of Sioux Falls and will be graduat ing in December with an undergraduate degree in Pre-Professional Exercise Science. Along with coach ing the freshman volleyball team at O’Gorman, Was sink also works as a PC at Avera and coach at Kairos Elite Volleyball Club.
Abbott and his wife Beth have four children: Emma (Michael), Sydney, Eli and Sam. He was a Microsoft certified network en gineer and ran his own consulting company for almost fifteen years in the Twin Cities before relocating to Sioux Falls in 2019. He is currently a licensed health insurance representative as sisting current and new retirees in the transition to Medicare.
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Devin Kirschman will be a volunteer coach with the boys’ soccer program this year. Devin has two sons Cedrick and Chris.
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BOYS ASSISTANT COACH - DEVIN KIRSCHMAN Ryan Beier will be the head coach of the boys’ varsity soccer team this fall. Beier has coached the varsity girls’ soc cer team since 2003. Beier graduated from the University of Sioux Falls with a bachelor’s degree in elementary educa tion. Beier played soccer for USF and later coached the USF soccer team. He teaches at O’Gorman Junior High, and he and his wife Jessica have two sons, Evan and CJ, and a daughter, Mareth.
BOYS VARSITY HEAD COACH - RYAN BEIER
Gary Glissendorf will assist with the boys soccer team this year. Gary has worked at SDN Communications for 16 years along with coaching competitive soccer for Dakota Alliance for the past seven years. Gary and his wife Susie, who works at Avera Health, have two children: Kendall and Ethan.
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Asleigh Aarbo will once again be assisting with the girls soc cer team. Aarbo, a 2018 OG graduate, was a four-year varsity letter winner for the Knights. She was a part of the 2015 state championship team and a part of the 2014, 2016, and 2017 state runner-up teams. Aarbo went on to graduate from Au gustana University in May of 2022 with a BS in Nursing and a BA in Spanish. She is a registered nurse in the Avera Emer gency Department. She is pictured here with her brother Ri ley (‘21), her mother Tara (‘94), and her father Troy.
Sheila Diercks will be the varsity girls’ soccer coach this year. Diercks, a 2009 O’Gorman graduate. Diercks played soccer at Augustana College where she graduated with a degree in elementary education in 2014. Sheila is a third grade teacher at St. Mary Elementary. She is pictured with her husband, David and their children Flynn, Declan and Sloane.
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GIRLS ASSISTANT COACH - MADDIE THADEN
Maddie Thaden is originally from Willmar, Minnesota. She graduated from SDSU with a bachelor of arts in English. Maddie will be teaching Eng lish I at OGHS and will act as an assistant soccer coach.
GIRLS ASSISTANT COACH - KRISTINA ERICKSON
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Kristina Erickson, who gradu ated from O’Gorman in 2015, teaches art for the Bishop O’Gorman Catholic Schools and coaches girls’ soccer. She majored in art education while attending the University of South Dakota. Kristina is married to Riley Erickson.
GIRLS ASSISTANT COACH - ASLEIGH AARBO
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Back Row Left to Right: Jacob Thomas, Tommy Tobin, Will Koziara, Joey Godshall, Andrew Heldenbrand, Luke Birkeland, Garrison Schoenwald Row Left to Right: Aidan Hofer, Isaac Solomon, Kaden Bunt, Zack North, Colin Olson, Finn Canfield Row Left to Right: Joe Drake, Caden Olson, Isaac Oliver, Keni Oddi, Caden Bowers, Zach Heineman, Jack Healy
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Back Row Left to Right: Coach Gary Glissendorf, Will Koziara, Joey Godshall, Carter Hanson, Santi Patino, Coach Ryan Beier Row Left to Right: Wesley Zimprich, Peter Stys, Garrison Schoenwald, Malachi Kwasa, Savian Walton, Nick North, Rory McManus Row Left to Right: Connor Watson, Vincent Radel, Kade Baumberger, Kaden Bunt, Zach North, Colin Olson
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Greg and Phyllis are not Bishop O’Gorman graduates but with their sons’ enrollment, they soon became immersed in the O’Gorman community. Greg was the first ever non-alumni to serve as Dakota Bowl chair. He chaired the Rec Center cam paign, co-chaired the Building on Excellence campaign for the renovation of O’Gorman High School including athletic facili ties and theatre. He subsequently received the Woody Drey Everyday Hero award for his years of service in 2005. Phyllis served on the Sioux Falls Catholic School Board and continues to be a voice for parental choice in education with her legisla tive sponsorship of SD Partners in Education scholarships. They are active members of St. Mary Parish and serve on the Catholic Community Foundation Board. Their three sons, Robb ’92, Mike ’96, Nick ’98, and their families continue the tradition with a strong commitment and active participation in their children’s Catholic schools. They value the faith enriching experiences Catholic schools offer the next generation. Their combined eight children all attend Catholic schools in Sioux Falls and Kansas City. Robb, a graduate of Notre Dame, is involved with Sporting KC, a professional soccer team, and Homefield, a complex of youth sport facilities. Mike and his wife, Susie are both graduates of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and are members of St. Mary Parish. Mike is President of the Sioux Falls Skyforce professional basketball team. He is currently serving on the Bishop O’Gorman school board and was a past chairman of the Dakota Bowl. Nick and his wife, Renee are both graduates of Notre Dame and are members of Holy Spirit Parish. Nick owns and operates Look’s Marketplace in Sioux Falls. Family
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A fierce soccer competitor, un matched track and field athlete and volleyball state champion; Katie (Bun kers) Bartling was a standout athlete at O’Gorman from 1998-2002. In her high school soccer career, she led the Knights to four state champion ship matches and helped bring home two state champion titles. She was named to the Class AA All-State First Team all four years and served as team captain for two seasons. Katie was named Gatorade Player of the Year for Soccer in 2001-2002. Katie was the State Champion, as well as the Howard Wood Relay Special Event Champion in the 400m dash. She holds the school record in the 400m dash (57.7 seconds), is third place all-time for the 100m dash, and fourth place all-time for the 200m dash. As a member of the volleyball team, she was a starter during the 2002 State Championship. Off the field, track, and court, Katie partici pated in chorus, student council and was named Homecoming Queen dur ing her senior year. Katie went on to play Division I soccer at the Univer sity of Nebraska – Lincoln. She was named to the Big 12 All-Newcomer Team and Big 12 All-Tournament Team in 2002. Her college coach, John Walker, described her as “the rock of the backline and a versatile athlete who brought speed and explosiveness to the Huskers.” Katie graduated from UNL in 2007 with a degree in Journalism. She lives in Sioux Falls with her hus band Tyler Bartling (class of 2002) and daughter, Eva. She is currently the Vice President of Marketing & Customer Experience at Sammons Financial Group. Katie continued mentoring O’Gorman athletes serving as an assistant coach for the O’Gorman Girls Soccer team. In addition, she gives her time and talents to the community through her service as a member of the Sioux Falls CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) Board and involvement at her childhood grade school and church, St. Mary.
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Dr. Thomas R. Loveland graduated from O’Gorman High School in 1970, where he was a member of the wres tling and football teams. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree from South Dakota State University, where he discovered a love of geog raphy and a growing desire to explore our changing planet. Tom continued his education, completing a Master of Science degree in geography from SDSU and a Ph.D. in geography from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Project EROS, “a program aimed at gathering facts about the natural resources of the Earth from Earthorbiting satellites,” gave Tom his first internship in the 1970s, and formed the basis for his nearly fifty year career in remote sensing. Tom began his career using the EROSmanaged Landsat satellite imagery to map land cover and vegetation. Tom retired in 2022 as the EROS Chief Scientist. Tom was a leader of the International Geosphere Biosphere Programme global land cover initia tive, which resulted in global recogni tion for the USGS as a land use and land cover innovator. He led the land use and land cover component for the U.S. Global Change Research Program and was an author for two of the congressionally mandated pe riodic National Climate Assessments.
Katie (Bunkers) Bartling
Oral Interpretation State Champion, Miss South Dakota 1980 and argu ably, the most well-known O’Gorman alumni; Carol Nesbitt continues to be an advocate and a voice for Catholic education. During her high school career, Carol competed in oral Interpretation and won the state title in the humor category, earning a ticket to the national tournament. She had starring roles in theatrical productions in high school, college and played a leading role in the Chil dren’s Theatre of Minneapolis’ pro duction of “Frankenstein”, broadcast nationwide as a CBS Afterschool Special. Carol launched her singing career at 18-years-old when she won the title of Miss South Dakota in 1980. She was named to the pres tigious Miss America USO Troop, traveling across Europe entertaining service members. She continues to give back to the program by serving on the Miss South Dakota Board and mentoring young women in talent and interview. Carol was often heard over the South Dakota airwaves as the voice of popular jingles. Carol has sung at many conventions, corporate gatherings, Chamber events, and once sang for a former First Lady. She was the featured vocalist in many bands and recorded three Christmas CDs for charity, raising over $100,000 in ad dition to her volunteer work with The Banquet, Dougherty House, Avera NICU, Catholic Family Services and various parish ministries. As Alumni Director for Bishop O’Gorman Cath olic Schools for 23 years, she built a strong alumni community, hosted large Cathedral and regional alumni reunions, helped launch fundraisers including Go Give OG Day and the Alumni 10x12 Program and was a familiar voice at 24 Dakota Bowls. As Carol’s mentor, Ron Schallenkamp, once told her, “You’ve been given gifts from God. It’s your obligation to share those.” She hopes that will be her legacy, that she shared her gifts and inspired others to share theirs as well.
Tom’s leadership defined and led the NASA/USGS Landsat Science Team, a group of scientists and engineers dedicated to advancing the use of Earth observations, and was crucial in the design and launch of Landsat satellites. Tom served as an adjunct professor at SDSU for 35 years, played a vital role in the establish ment of the SDSU-USGS Geospatial Sciences Center of Excellence and served as its co-director for twelve years. He was the recipient of numer ous awards, most notably the William T. Pecora Award in 2019 for outstand ing contributions to earth science and his 2018 induction into the South Dakota Hall of Fame. Tom Loveland passed away on May 13, 2022, hav ing shared a lifetime of love with his wife Cam, daughter Shannon, son Bill, and their spouses and children.
Will Powell was a standout athlete in football, basketball and track at O’Gorman from 2005-2009. In football, Will was an electrifying multi-purpose skill player, utilized as a running back, wide receiver, and defensive back. He was named to the Class 11AA All-State Team as a safety his junior and senior seasons, in addition to being selected to the Argus Leader Elite 45 in 2008. In bas ketball, Will helped lead the Knights to the 2007 11AA State Championship as a sophomore point guard. He was selected to the 11AA All-Conference Team in 2009 and received the Lee Dolan Award for Male Athlete of the Year in 2009. Will went on to play Division I football for the University of South Dakota where he became the all-time leading receiver for the Coyotes. He became a two-time all-conference wide receiver (Great West & Missouri Valley). He was named a team captain in 2012 and named MVP both his junior and senior seasons. As a finance major at USD, he was named to the Beacom School of Business Dean’s List all eight semesters, was selected to the ESPN Academic All-District Team three consecutive years, and the Mis souri Valley Academic First Team. Will earned a BA in Finance and a minor in Spanish with honors. Powell went on to play professional football abroad in France, Germany, and Serbia. He became the MVP of the Serbian Foot ball League in 2015, helping bring the Dukes their first ever championship. After retiring from football, he contin ued pursuing his passion for sports and travel by founding Podyum, an in ternational sports recruitment agency helping pro players sign contracts with international teams and helping high school athletes get recruited to college. Podyum has placed more than 500 pro athletes with football teams around the world and helped over 50 high school athletes earn scholarships to college. Today, Will owns several businesses and works in construction development locally in Sioux Falls.
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There is one phrase that comes to mind when thinking of the 1995-1996 O’Gorman Knights Girls’ Basketball team: “Cinder ella Story.” These Lady Knights put on the glass slipper and left the 1995 State Tournament with O’Gorman High School’s firstever basketball state champion ship. Entering the state playoffs with a losing record, the team went on a five-game winning streak against teams who had
Shannon Poppinga is the defensive coordinator for the Knights. A Harris burg native, Shannon brings extensive experience playing football at both the collegiate and professional levels. His number was retired by the Sioux Falls Storm. He also played in the Division II All-Star game and was awarded AllAmerican accolades. Poppinga was inducted into the Augustana University Hall of Fame this year. Shannon was defensive coordinator for the Pierre Governors before coming to Sioux Falls. An Augustana College graduate, Poppinga teaches Social Studies at OG.
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Brian Stai will again be coaching football at O’Gorman High School. Brian played football at Northwestern College before eventually graduating from South Dakota State. After college, he spent 4 years as a FOCUS Missionary doing Campus Ministry at Northern Colorado and Eastern Washington Uni versity. Brian is the Campus Minister at OGHS and teaches two theology classes. In addition to football, he also coaches varsity track. Brian and his wife Kathryn have two children, Mary Caroline and Gemma.
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FOOTBALL - VARSITY: HEAD COACH - JAYSON POPPINGA
ASSISTANT COACH - SHANNON POPPINGA
Jayson Poppinga enters his sixth year as head coach of the O’Gorman Knights. Before joining the Knights, Poppinga spent 15 years coaching in several states. He coached the Pierre Governors to a state championship in 2013 and a runner-up finish in 2015. The Governors were 23-10 under Poppinga. Poppinga, a graduate of Harrisburg High School, the University of Sioux Falls (BS), and North Dakota State University (MS), coached in Kansas City and North Dakota before returning to South Dakota in 2011. He and his wife, Nicole, have two daughters: Jori and Natalie and son Finn.
Graduating from North Central College (IL.) in 2018, Jack Williams started at center and left guard his sophomore and junior seasons for the Cardinals. As a senior, Williams was hired as the assistant offensive line coach. Follow ing his graduation from North Central, Williams served as the varsity offensive line coach for Marmion Catholic (IL.) in 2019. Williams joins the O’Gorman coaching staff in 2022 as an assistant offensive and defensive line coach.
ASSISTANT COACH - AARON BEAVERS
ASSISTANT COACH - SETH DAUGHTERS
Vinnie Olson, son of Vincent and Betty Olson, will be coaching the of fensive line and defensive line for the Knights this fall. A Pierre native, Olson attended the University of South Dakota and the University of Sioux Falls where he competed in football, wrestling, and track. He achieved college All-American honors multiple times for both football and track, and he was the National College Shot Put Champion in 2004. Vinnie was also named Male Athlete of the Year at USF in 2004-05. He has played professional football in both the Arena and Indoor Football leagues for the past ten years while volunteer coaching for both football and track.
ASSISTANT COACH - ANDERS MATTECHECK
ASSISTANT COACH - VINNIE OLSON
Coach Gomarko is a 1998 graduate of Augustana University where he was a two time all North Central Conference selection and an All-American his senior year. He continued his football career playing professionally for the Mankato Purple Rage and then Sioux Falls Storm. He was selected to play in the indoor football All-Star game in 2001. He holds a bachelors degree in Exercise Science (Augustana) and a Masters in Exercise Physiology (Mankato State University). Chad has worked as a Graduate Assistant wide receivers and strength coach at Mankato State and currently works as a personal trainer at the Avera Fitness Center. He is married to his wife Robyn and has three children: Reyna, Pierce, and Cruz.
Seth was a team captain and tight end at South Dakota State University from 2008-2012. Also an exercise science instruc tor at SDSU, he has a Master of Science Degree in Exercise Science and Nutrition. As a certified strength and condition ing coach, he has trained many high school and college ath letes, in the Sioux Falls area. Seth and his wife Danielle live in Sioux Falls with their daughter Braylee.
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Prior to coming to OG, Beavers coached for 27 years. After graduating from Sioux Falls College in 1989, he accepted a position with SFC as a wide receiver’s coach. He went on to be the head coach at Gregory for four years before returning to Sioux Falls Lincoln where he was head coach from 20022016. He carries a 143-58 record as a head coach. Beavers is a native of Hemet, CA. He and his wife, Jessica, have two sons, Beau and Easton.
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ASSISTANT COACH - CHAD GOMARKO Anders Mattecheck is a 2022 graduate of O’Gorman High School where he played line backer. He currently attends SDSU where he is majoring in human biology and pre-medi cine. Mattecheck will be an as sistant football coach with the Knights this year.
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2022 O’Gorman High School - Bob Burns Dakota Bowl XLIV = 49 www.ogknights.org/giving/gift-card-programEarntuitioncreditwithourgiftcardprogram!Physicalgiftcardsareavailableatthe Central Office,most school offices and parishes after Mass. O’GORMAN KNIGHTS: Team Roster No Name Yr Pos Ht Wt 1 Peyton Hage SR WR/DB 6’2” 180 2 Bennett Dannenbring SR QB 6’2” 210 3 Isaac Wilson SR LB 6’0” 200 4 Ryland Satter JR FB 6’2” 215 6 Jack Hove JR WR 6’0” 170 7 Hayden Groos JR QB 6’2” 175 8 Noah Terrell JR DB 5’10” 170 9 Jase Theisse FR RB 5’9” 150 10 Samuel Marsh JR DB 5’11” 160 11 Pierce Gomarko JR WR 5’10” 150 12 Henry Theobald JR DB 6’0” 160 14 Maverick Jones JR RB 6’0” 170 15 Peyton Mausbach JR DB 6’1” 170 16 Sullivan Schlimgen SO WR 6’2” 195 17 Jack Stukel SO LB 5’10” 165 18 Andy White JR DB 5’8” 145 20 Holden Hight SO WR 5’8” 130 21 Alexander Lupu SR DE/E 6’0” 185 22 Gabe Tschetter SR LB 6’0” 200 23 Samuel Jacobson SR LB/FB 5’11” 175 24 Dawson Rysavy JR WR 5’10” 150 25 Sterne Pankratz SO WR 5’9” 140 26 Dawson Bauer SO WR 5’10” 150 27 Lawrence Hillman SO DB 5’11” 145 28 Santiago Diaz SO WR 6’0” 160 29 Austin Terveen SO WR 6’1” 160 30 Alex Jaspers SO WR 5’8” 145 31 Caleb Terveen SO WR 6’1” 155 32 Krayton Raasch JR RB 5’9” 155 33 Dylan Majeres JR LB 6’1” 185 34 Nathan Ratzlaff SR LB 6’1” 220 No Name Yr Pos Ht Wt 35 Zavier Gilbertson SO FB 5’11” 180 36 Joshua Woelfel SO RB 6’2” 175 41 Aidan Kanable JR WR 6’0” 165 42 Alexander Carlson SO LB 5’9” 170 50 Avery Erickson SR OL 6’1” 200 51 Joe Niedringhaus SR DL 6’2” 210 52 Aden Scott SR OL 6’1” 290 53 Lathan Wilcox JR OL 6’3” 220 54 Noah Donohoe JR OL 5’10” 185 55 Landen Bartels JR OL 6’3” 235 56 Samuel Sorrell JR LB 6’0” 215 57 James Lichty SR OL 5’11” 205 58 Tayten Bathke JR DL 5’11” 185 59 John Lent SO OL 6’4” 210 60 Alexander Farke SR OL 6’3” 205 63 Andrew Bloom SO DL 6’3” 200 64 Timothy Weisensee SO DL 5’11” 190 65 Ethan Brummel SO DL 5’10” 185 66 Mason Harris SO OL 5’9” 190 67 David Vazquez SR OL 6’1” 195 68 Noah Hericks JR OL 6’0” 170 70 Gabe Berens SO DL 5’6” 230 71 Steven Penisten JR LB 5’11” 180 72 Joseph Van Oeveren SO OL 5’11” 210 73 Tiegan George SO OL 6’0” 245 74 Daniel Vazquez SO OL 6’0” 300 75 Isaac Vazquez SO OL 5’8” 155 76 Ethan Winterton SR OL 6’2” 195 77 Harrison Brown SO OL 6’7” 250 83 Isaac Ortmann JR OL 6’2” 150 88 Nolan Vandel SO DL 6’2” 170
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Joe Kunzman is a freshman football coach and powerlifting referee. He is employed by United Fire Group as a Senior Claims Rep resentative. He and his wife Bobbie have twin boys, Jarad and Jory, and are 2010 O’Gorman graduates.
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Kent Kolsrud coaches the girls basketball team. He received his undergraduate de gree from Dakota State University in 1991 and his masters degree in physical educa tion from SDSU in 1993. Kent also coaches freshman football and teaches physical ed ucation classes at O’Gorman. He and his wife Paula have two daughters, Kylie and Kennedi.
Rick Lynch is a math teacher and freshman football coach at O’Gorman High School. A 1979 OG High School graduate and 1983 Augustana College graduate, Rick played in the Bicentennial Bowl and the first Dakota Bowl. He is an assistant track coach and junior high basketball coach. Pictured with Rick are his wife Amy and their children, Maggie and Joe. Not pictured are Amy’s children Andy, Laura, and Alex Hey.
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Jacob Tupper, an OG graduate, received his bachelor’s degree from Augustana University. He will be coaching junior high football this fall.
Isaac Struck, an OG graduate, will teach at Holy Spirit Ele mentary this year. He coaches 8th grade football at OGJH.
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Nick Engbers joined O’Gorman High School as cho ral director in December of 2021. He earned a degree in business administration from Dordt University in 2009 but returned to school in 2019 to study K-12 Music Education at the University of South Dakota. He and his wife, Sarah, have two little girls, Winnie (4) and Lila (3), and a third girl will be joining their family in December 2022.
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A 2004 graduate of OG, Ben Koch is happy to be “back home” at O’Gorman High School. After high school, Ben attended the Univer sity of Nebraska-Lincoln, receiving both his Bachelor of Music Educa tion and Masters in Music Degrees. He currently teaches Concert Band, Symphonic Band, Jazz I and II, and AP Music Theory. Ad ditionally he directs the Marching Knights, Pep Band, Brass Choir, and the Musical Pit Orchestra. Beyond his duties at OG, Ben attempts to stay active musically, accompanying and conducting regularly at Holy Spirit Parish, subbing with the South Dakota Symphony Orchestra, and performing with the Sioux Falls Municipal Band.
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PERFORMING ARTS: Directors Teresa Fester, a 1988 O’Gorman graduate, is the Theater Director at OGHS. Teresa graduated from SDSU with her undergraduate de gree in 1994 and went on to receive her master’s degree in communication studies in 1998. She is also the head coach of the Oral Interp Team.
A native of Redfield, S.D., Bob Stevens has taught de bate at O’Gorman since the fall of 2011. After graduating from Northern State University, Stevens taught for two years in Redfield and a year in Brookings before becom ing the first Lincoln debate coach when the school opened in 1965. He left Lincoln to work for the South Dakota Education Association from 1972-1985. Stevens then returned to teaching at Washington High School from 1985-1991. After leaving Washington, Stevens worked once again for the SDEA until he retired in 2002. He ran for state senate in 2006. Stevens and his wife, Karen, have two children and three grandsons.
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Back Row Left to Right: Coach Skye Bork, Coach Jamie Benedict, Grace Miller, Jadyn Robbins, Maeve Boetel, Audrey Meyer, Rose Dvoracek, Mirtalem Czarnecki, Coach Lana Bauer-White, Coach Josie Gaspar
Members GYMNASTICS: Coaching Staff GYMNASTICS HEAD COACH: SKYE BORK GYMNASTICS ASSISTANT COACH: LANA BAUER-WHITE GYMNASTICS ASSISTANT COACH: JOSIE GASPAR
Front Row Left to Right: Raena Manning, Shannon Heiman, Kathryn Pellicotte, Kaitlyn Dougherty, Teagan Lynch, Macy Brewster, Paige Clausen
Lana Bauer-White served as the head coach for the Knights Gymnastics Team from 1994-2006, and is now an assis tant coach. Lana, who teaches physical education at St. Michael and St. Katha rine Drexel elementaries, married Dar ren White in 2013. She has three sons: Boston (Caitlyn), Canyon, Dawson, and a grandson, Cashton. Darren has a son, Tanner, and a daughter Haley. Skye Bork, a West River native and former gymnast at Kadoka High School, attended the University of South Dakota where she majored in Contemporary Media and Jour nalism. While at USD she helped coach the Vermillion High School gymnastics team. She later became the head coach and took Vermillion to a fourth place finish at the state meet. Bork will be the head gymnastics coach for the O’Gorman Lady Knights this year. She is also a social studies & journal ism teacher at OG. Josie Gaspar is a 2012 O’Gorman graduate who competed in gymnastics throughout high school. She was a mem ber of two gymnastics teams that placed third in state competition. While attend ing the University of Nebraska Lincoln, Josie coached at the Nebraska School of Gymnastics. Gaspar has a bachelor’s degree in accounting. She and her hus band, James, a 2012 OG grad, have a son Mikey, and a daughter, Annie.
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Don Barnes coaches the O’Gorman boys and girls tennis team. Barnes graduated from USD in 1969. He coached boys & girls tennis at O’Gorman from 19721980. He also served as City Tennis Director from 19731978 and was the Augustana men’s Tennis Coach from Donald1981-1983.and his wife have been involved with tennis as players and coaches for over twenty years. The Barnes have three children, Anne, Thad and Ben, all graduates of O’Gorman.
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Front row left to right: Wilnel Farhat, Beatrice Barker, Fayth Eggerstedt, Hadley Garry, Savannah Crowe, Maya Jamous, Sydney Breit, Victoria Chen, Jennifer Le, Sarah Jamous
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Back row left to right: Lucy Koziara, Colette Haber, Lindsey Junker, Katelyn Connelly, Cece Bender, Ellie Huber, Emily Walker, Ashlyn Garry
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Alex Butterfield, a 1997 O’Gorman graduate, has been an assistant track coach since 2004. Butterfield graduated from Augustana College in 2001, and he currently works for Wells Far go Bank.
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Steve Krier is an assistant cross-country and track coach for the Knights. After graduating from Yankton High School, Krier went on to receive his bachelor’s degree from Augustana University. Krier teaches social studies at O’Gorman High School. He and his wife Ann have one son, Trey and three grandchil dren.
Aaron Strand, a 1997 O’Gorman High School graduate, completed his bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science at Augustana in 2002 and completed his masters degree in Education from the University of Sioux Falls. Strand is head track and cross country coach at O’Gorman. He cur rently works as the activities coordinator for the Bishop O’Gorman Catholic Schools and the Lorang Theatre Co ordinator. Aaron and his wife Lauren have three daughters, Jersey, Laiklyn, Jada and dogs Cooper and Kai.
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Back Row Left to Right: Raynie Scholten, Jamison Canfield, Callie Brandhagen, Audrey Meyer, Halle Weber. Not pictured: Kevi Good
Erin Arends will be the competitive dance coach this year. An OG graduate, Erin and her husband Mitch have two chil dren, Owen and Claire.
Front Row Left to Right: Kendra Brunz, Josie Stewart, Claire Arends, Maddie Fritz; Second Row Left to Right: Bridget Berg, Alex Mentele, Jersey Hight, Jenna Krouse, Monica Simon, Regan Reimer; Third Row Left to Right: Hadley Tobin, Olivia Sundvold, Emerie Jensen, Katie Kouri, Kate Aday, Delaney Berg, Josephine Peery; Fourth Row Left to Right: Ellsie Hagan, Reana Manning, Jenna Eichman, Taylor Holte, Leah Bratcher, Maggie Sweetman.
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McKenzie Kock, co-Head Coach, began dancing at the age of three and has trained extensively in Ballet, Pointe, Lyrical, Jazz & Contemporary styles. She is a current member of the LiRa Dance Company. She holds a BA in exercise science and a minor in dance from MSU Mankato and currently teaches at Balleraena Dance Studio & works as an Exercise Physiologist at FYZICAL Therapy & Balance Centers with the dance medicine program. She also co-owns RDK Designs LLC, a custom dance costume design company.
Natalie Nothdurft has been involved in dance for 18 years. She has danced on teams that have won multiple National titles, including a silver medal in HipHop (2017), a gold medal in Jazz (2018), and a gold medal in Pom (2018) at the Dance World’s. Natalie graduated from Augustana University May 2022 with a degree in biology/pre-medicine.
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Front Row Left to Right: Halle Weber, Katie Kouri, Macy Brewster, Jamison Canfield, Callie Brandhagen, Jenna Eichmann, Maeve Jones, Kendra Brunz. Back Row Left to Right: Maddy Marshall, Ackley Barch, Bricelyn Barch, Brylee Weber, Leah Bratcher, Taylor Tobin, Sophia Siemonsma, Hadley Tobin, Izzy Hosek, Brooklyn Gale, Hadley Holte
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2022 O’Gorman High School - Bob Burns Dakota Bowl XLIV = 75 Megan has been involved with competitive cheerlead ing for the past 17 years. She will be the head coach of the competition cheer team this year.
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COMPETITION Team Members CHEER ASSISTANT COACH: KAREN DUMDIE HEAD COACH: TARA TOBIN Karen Dumdie is a Brookings native, and a graduate of South Dakota State Universi ty with a degree in Advertis ing and Broadcast Journal ism. She was a cheerleader for Jackrabbit Football and Basketball throughout her time at SDSU. Karen and her husband, Brad, own and operate Autoland, where she is also the marketing director. Their daughter Karley is a sophomore at O’Gorman and their daughter Katie is a 4th grader at St. Katharine Drexel. Tara Tobin is the Varsity and Junior Varsity Football Sideline Cheer coach. A native of Sioux Falls, Tara cheered at Lin coln High School and started coaching high school cheer leading at Lincoln while she attended Augustana University. After graduating from Augustana, she continued her educa tion at the University of South Dakota School of Law. Tara coached for Dakota Spirit and is excited to return to coaching at O’Gorman High School. Tara and her husband, Matt, have five children, Christian, Carter, Max, Taylor and Hadley.
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Alex Robey, an OG graduate, will be an assistant basketball coach this year. Robey played basketball at the University of Sioux Falls where he majored in art education. He coached varsity girls’ basketball and was an assistant track coach at Elkton High School before moving to Roosevelt High School where he was an assistant girls’ basketball coach. Robey returned to OG last year and now teaches art at OGHS and Christ the King Elementary. Alex’s wife, Morgan, is a coun selor at OGHS. The Robeys have three children, Decorah, Sylvan, and Roshni.
Coach Robey, a Mitchell native and NSU graduate, is currently entering his 18th year as the head coach of the O’Gorman Knights. This season actually marks the 37th season Coach Robey has been a head coach in South Dakota! Coach Robey feels extremely honored to have helped lead the Knights to six State AA Titles, as well as a State AA Runner-up finish the last three Tournaments. The Knights won back-to-back titles in 2006, 2007 and won a three-peat in 2010, 2011 and 2012, and won again in 2017. Coach Robey currently teaches Physical Education at St. Mary Elementary and Christ the King. Derek and his wife Kim are proud grandparents. Their son Alex and his wife Morgan have three children. Decorah, Sylvan, and their newly adopted little girl, Roshni.
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Zach Cole will be the sophomore head coach this fall. Zach, an OGHS graduate, received his BS in Biological Sciences from South Dakota State University. Zach was a student assistant with the SDSU men’s basketball program for four years, and he is the Sophomore boys basketball coach at OGHS. Zach will also be teaching 8th grade science at OGJH this fall.
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Dan Hughes, a 2009 OG gradu ate, returns this fall as the sophomore girls basketball coach. Hughes is an education assis tant at Christ the King. Hughes, who received his bachelors’ de gree from the University of Sioux Falls with a major in secondary education and history, will also coach junior high football this fall and baseball for the Knights next
Kent Kolsrud coaches the girls basketball team. He received his undergraduate degree from Dakota State University in 1991 and his masters degree in physical education from SDSU in 1993. Kent also coaches freshman football and teaches physical education classes at O’Gorman. He and his wife Paula have two daughters, Kylie and Kennedi.
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Barryspring.Matthies, a West Central High School graduate, will be an assistant coach with the Lady Knights Basketball team this winter. Matthies graduated from Dakota State University in 1991 with a major in elementary education. He currently teaches at West Central High School. Barry and his wife, Ann, reside in Hartford. They are pictured with Ann’s two sons, Jacob and Luke
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Joe will act as an assistant wrestling coach at O’Gorman this year. Go mez wrestled three years at North ern State from 2014-2017 where he posted a career record of 108-39 be ing named to NSIC All-Conference twice. In 2016, he was the NCAA National Runner-up, and he finished the season as a NCAA All-American and CoSIDA Academic All-American. Gomez is a member of the Northern State 30-win season and 100-win career clubs, after advancing to the NCAA National Championships in his final three seasons.
Ryan was born in Sioux Falls and attended high school in Huron where he was a four- time state placer and two time state champion in wrestling. After high school, Ryan attended SDSU and wrestled for the Jackrabbits. He graduated in 2001 with a mechanical engi neering degree and became an NCAA All-American in wrestling. Ryan has lead the O’Gorman Youth Wrestling Club since 2018 and now enters his first season as the O’Gorman High School head wrestling coach. Ryan is the president of the O’Connor Compa ny, a major supplier of Commercial HVAC Equipment. He lives in Sioux Falls with his wife Katie and their five children.
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Tiffany Giese, from Ortonville, MN, is the Head Athletic Trainer at O’Gorman High School. Tiffany attended North Dakota State University and earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Sciencewith a Psychology Minor and a Master’s Degree in Athletic Training. Prior to moving to Sioux Falls, Tiffany spent four years in Aberdeen, SD working as an Assistant Athletic Trainer at Presentation College. Sarah Eichacker, a Sioux Falls native and OG graduate, completed her bachelor’s degree in athletic training at Augustana University. She went on to complete her master’s degree in organizational management sports and recreation at Wayne State College in Wayne, NE. Sarah has been with Avera since 2014 and is in her second year at O’Gorman. In her free time she enjoys being outside, biking, watching sports, and spending time with family, friends, and her dog Finn.
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Tom Jansa, a 1980 graduate of OG, will be coaching the girls & boys golf teams this year. While at OG, Jansa was a four year letter winner in golf. He went on to gain member ship in the PGA (Professional Golfer’s Association) while managing three golf courses for the City of Sioux Falls from 1987 to today. Jansa’s girls’ golf team won the state cham pionship this spring. Tom and his wife Liz (Education Assis tant at Terry Redlin Elementary) have two daughters, Claire (OG 2013 and member of three state champion girls golf teams) and Sophie (OG 2020).
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2022 O’Gorman High School - Bob Burns Dakota Bowl XLIV = 91 GOLF - BOYS: Team Members GOLF - GIRLS: Team Members
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Front Row Left to Right: Trey Heckenlaible, Zachary Dunham, Joseph Niedringhaus, Leo Hueners, Quinn Dunham, Bennett Dannenbring, Wyatt Hermsen; Second Row Left to Right: Jacob Wheeler, Mason Fritz, Charlie Hueners, Keegan Wenande, Isaac Wilson, Ian Scherbring Third Row Left to Right: Nicholas Pellicotte, Carter Petersen, Tristin Van Wassenhove, Loegen Lindner, Maverick Jarding
Back Row Left to Right: Jon Eastman, Joe Neufeld, Alex Jaspers, Holden Hight, Brogan Moffitt Middle Row Left to Right: Patrick Barnett, Jack Sundvold, Sam Wolf, Joey Godshall
Front Row Left to Right: Rylan Arbogast, Jackson Bjorkman, Hugh Barnes, Josh Woelfel, Cooper Belitz
2022 O’Gorman High School - Bob Burns Dakota Bowl XLIV = 93 BASEBALL - JUNIOR VARSITY: Team Members
Back Row Left to Right: Nicholas Zieske, Ashton Bierema, Sam Marsh, Trenton Fischer, Charlie Hueners
Middle Row Left to Right: Billy Laible, Caden Roob, Jake Wheeler, Jack Bills
Front Row Left to Right: Hunter Den Boer, Zachary Dunham, Aden Scott, Jakson Nantke, Keagan McEneaney
BASEBALL - FRESHMEN: Team Members
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