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Welcome to the 43rd Annual Dakota Bowl!

Greetings to the athletes, coaches, parents, and spectators to the 43rd Annual Bob Burns Dakota Bowl.

The Dakota Bowl is a special gridiron tradition in Sioux Falls, and it’s sure to be a great game this year between the Roosevelt Rough Riders and O’Gorman Knights as we return to McEneaney Field.

While we enjoy time-honored rivalries in our city, it’s also a great opportunity for us to come together for food, fellowship, and football and to reflect on what a great community we live in.

I hope you take time to enjoy all of the festivities planned for this year’s Dakota Bowl, including the marching band performance and fireworks over 41st Street at halftime. Again, have a fantastic time, and enjoy the game!

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XLIII Bob Burns Dakota Bowl Welcome to the 43rd 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.

The Bob Burns Dakota Bowl Committee and the staff and administration 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.

Over the past forty-three 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 XLIII! 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!

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BISHOP O’GORMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOLS Administration PRESIDENT - Kyle Groos

PRINCIPAL - Joan Mahoney

Kyle Groos, a Colman native, is president of Bishop O’Gorman Catholic Schools. Groos received both his bachelors and masters degrees from SDSU. He went on to get his educational administration degree from Drake University and completed his education specialist degree through the University of South Dakota. 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. Before 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.

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 degree 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).

COUNSELING DIRECTOR - Kelly Jones

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.

ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL - Alex Anderson

Alex Anderson is the assistant principal at O’Gorman High School. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Sioux Falls before going on to complete his masters 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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BISHOP O’GORMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOLS Administration DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR - Susanne Gale

ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR - Steve Kueter

Steve Kueter continues as the Activities Director for the Bishop O’Gorman Catholic Schools. Kueter spent 38 years with the OG football program as an assistant coach, defensive coordinator 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.

Susanne Gale, a Sioux Falls native and OG graduate, continues as Director of Development this year. Gale received her bachelor’s degree from the University of South Dakota majoring in criminal justice and psychology. Gale went on to earn a Certificate in Fund Raising Management (CFRM) from the Indiana University Lilly Family of Philanthropy. She and her husband Patrick have two children: Alivia and Brooklyn.

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CHAPLAIN - Fr. Andy Thuringer Fr. Andy Thuringer is an O’G graduate, class of 2009. He graduated from the St. Paul Seminary in Minnesota and was ordained in 2017. Fr. Thuringer will serve as the chaplain for the Knights.

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KNIGHTS PREPARE FOR MORE NORMAL SEASON The 2020 football season was never a certainty. From the interruption of winter and spring training to the closure of school facilities to all athletes until mid-summer, coaches and athletes struggled to prepare for a season they were never sure would happen. “This year looks entirely different,” according to Coach Poppinga, “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 has a handful of starters returning on both sides of the ball. But there are other key players with varsity experience. Coach Poppinga says the defense, especially the linebacker group, will need to be the strength of the team while the offense rebuilds. “We always expect to be competitive and win games and our players filling starting roles will be ready to play. Our goal will be to grow as a team throughout the season and make a run come playoffs.”

Poppinga is anxious to put the 2020 COVID season behind and looks forward to a much more normal fall. “We were hit hard with COVID last fall affecting numerous starters in key games.” Between players testing positive, players in quarantine, and players attempting comebacks after being sidelined for weeks at a time, the season was anything but smooth.The coaching staff is excited about this year’s team. According to Poppinga, “Summer workouts have gone extremely well. This year’s team will look different from last year’s, but O’Gorman tradition never takes a year off.”

Highlights of the 2021 season include the addition of Jefferson High School to the Metro lineup. Adding a high school has changed the look of the football schedule for all AAA teams in the state. Poppinga says the Metro will once again feature the top teams in the state with all of the teams in the Metro presenting what he believes will be the biggest challenge.

Coach Poppinga feels the effort put in during the off season by the entire team will pay dividends early on in the season. Building off last year’s success, he believes the Knights will find a way to contend for another Metro Title and State Championship.

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KNIGHTS PLAY FULL SEASON AMIDST GLOBAL PANDEMIC The Knights entered winter conditioning in 2019 upbeat and ready to rebuild from the fall season that had culminated with a ninth state championship. Training, however, came to an abrupt halt in March of 2020 when schools closed and athletic seasons and trainings were put on hold due to the COVID 19 pandemic. Players were not allowed back into the weight room or on the practice fields until mid-summer. From that point on, the goal was to play football in the fall, something no one felt was a certainty. The Knights took the field on August 28 to face Rapid City Stevens in the season opener. Playing in front of a limited crowd of spectators, the roller coaster journey began to accomplish what few high schools in the nation accomplished in 2020 – a full fall schedule of football.

The playoffs saw the Knights hosting Harrisburg in what would be a rematch of the final game of the regular season. The Knights held off Harrisburg 27-21 in the season finale, but fell to the Tigers in the playoffs 35-15 bringing the 2020 season to an end.

2020 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS:

• Andrew Nelson’s 11 special team points against Rapid City Stevens tied an O’Gorman game record.

• Teegan Schlimgen’s 6 touchdown passes against Rapid City Central tied an O’Gorman game record.

• Peyton Hage’s 84-yard touchdown run against Rapid City Central was the 8th longest touchdown run in O’Goman history.

• Sam Stukel’s 4 touchdown receptions against Washington tied an O’Gorman game record.

• Teegan Schlimgen broke the career touchdown passes record. He threw 22 touchdown passes in the 2019 season to put his career total at 39, a new O’Gorman record.

• Teegan Schlimgen tied the game record for pass attempts (39) and pass completions (28) in a game against Aberdeen.

He also set the O’Gorman game record for pass yardage in that game with 459 yards.

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29 = Class 11AA (AAA) state semi-final playoff appearances,

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16 = Class 11AA (AAA) state championship games played in by the Knights since the playoff system began in 1981.

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Game-by-Game Summary

WEEK 1: AUGust 28

O’GORMAN 43 – RAPID CITY STEVENS 0 The season opener reflected the uncertainty of the season as Senior Night, traditionally the last home game of the year, was held in August. In front of limited fans, the Knight started the 2020 season strong with a 43-0 victory against the Rapid City Stevens Raiders. The Knights went up early scoring on three straight possessions in the first half to lead the Raiders 29-0 at the half. Andrew Nelson started the scoring with a 24-yard field goal attempt early in the first quarter. He added another field goal in the second quarter on his way to scoring 11 special team points, a school record. Teegan Schlimgen threw for 176 yards including touchdown passes to Tanner Paden and Sam Stukel. Stukel, Paden, and Schlimgen each added a rushing touchdown to cap off the scoring. The Knights were led defensively by Michael Shea who tallied 7 tackles including 4 tackles for loss and two sacks.

WEEK 2: SEPTEMBER 4

O’GORMAN 14 – BRANDON VALLEY 20 The second game of the season saw a rematch of the 2019 11AAA state championship game with the Knights taking on the Brandon Valley Lynx. The Knights scored first with Jacob Schwab finding the end zone to put the Knights up 7-0 in the first quarter. Brandon Valley answered in the second quarter but missed on the extra point attempt leading to a 7-6 halftime score. Brandon Valley scored twice in the third quarter to go up 20-7 before OG an-

swered in the fourth with a touchdown run

by Tanner Paden. In this evenly matched battle, the Knights amassed 260 total yards of offense to 289 for the Lynx. Jacob Schwab and Chase Harris led the defense with nine tackles each.

WEEK 3: SEPTEMBER 12 DAKOTA BOWL

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 remained top-ranked throughout the season before falling to Harrisburg in the semi-final game of the playoffs.

WEEK 4: SEPTEMBER 18

O’GORMAN 7 – LINCOLN 17

The Knights dropped their third straight game at Lincoln falling to the 3-1 Patriots 17-7. The first quarter was a defensive battle with neither team scoring. Lincoln found the end zone in the second quarter to lead 7-0 at the half. After another Pats touchdown in the third quarter, OG finally got on the board in the fourth quarter with a touchdown pass from Teegan Schlimgen to Carter Petersen. Lincoln answered with a field goal to round out the scoring. Jacob Schwab led the defense with 8 tackles and a sack. With the loss, the Knights moved to 1-3 on the season.

WEEK 5: SEPTEMBER 25

O’GORMAN 51 – RAPID CITY CENTRAL 8 The Knights went on the road to face Rapid City Central in week five of the regular season and got back in the win column with a 51-8 throttling of the Cobblers. Scoring midway through the first quarter on a Schlimgen pass to Dave Alpers, the Knights went on to score five more first half touchdowns to lead 44-0 at the half. Schlimgen found Harry Hueners for a touchdown with four minutes left in the first quarter. Then, with just 15 seconds remaining in the opening quarter, Beau Beavers caught a nineteenyard touchdown pass. Schlimgen’s 10-yard pass to Sam Stukel put the Knights up 28-0 midway through the second quarter.

The defense then stopped the Cobblers in their own end-zone leading to a safety that pushed the lead to 30-0. Touchdown passes to Zach Ridl and Dave Alpers rounded out the scoring for the first half. The second half saw a running clock due to the new mercy rule at the AAA level. Peyton Hage saw action at quarterback scoring the only Knights touchdown of the second half. With the win, the Knights improved to 2-3 for the season.

WEEK 6: OCTOBER 2 HOMECOMING

O’GORMAN 31 – WASHINGTON 7 Homecoming looked different with no inflatables, no dance, and another limited attendance crowd as the pandemic picked up steam across the United States.

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protocols and won their second straight upending Washington 317. OG got on the board first when Schlimgen threw a 43-yard pass to Sam Stukel for a touchdown late in the first quarter. The Knights added another Schlimgen to Stukel touchdown in the second quarter. Andrew Nelson hit a 35-yard field goal to put OG up 17-7 at the half. The second half brought more of the same with Schlimgen and Stukel connecting for touchdowns in the third and fourth quarters. Stukel caught five passes for 92 yards and four touchdowns. Jacob Schwab picked up 102 yards rushing on 12 carries. Schlimgen was 13 for 20 for a total of 233 yards. Tanner Paden led the defenseive effort with 8 tackles, 2 sacks and 2 tackles for loss.

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on the Tigers. Harrisburg scored early in the first quarter to take a 7-0 lead. OG answered with a 35-yard field goal by Zach Ridl. The Tigers would find the end zone again in the first quarter extending their lead to 14-3 after one. A Schlimgen to Stukel pass early in the second quarter brought the Knights to within four at the half. While both teams were scoreless for a quarter and a half, Harrisburg extended their lead 21-19 with five minutes remaining in the game.

O’Gorman answered with Jacob Schwab scoring on a nine-yard touchdown run. The two-point conversion failed, and the score was 21-16 Harrisburg. A safety brought the Knights to within 3 points, and a 45 yard field goal by Zach Ridl with one second remaining in regulation tied the game and led to overtime. Jacob Schwab scored in overtime to give the Knights a 27-21 victory. The Knights ended the regular season 6-3.

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PLAYOFFS:

OGORMAN 31 – WATERTOWN 29

QUARTERFINALS:

The Watertown Arrows traveled to McEneaney Field in week seven to battle the Knights. While the Knights led by 23 points in the fourth quarter, the Arrows did not go away quietly. After a scoreless first quarter, Zach Ridl completed a 27-yard field goal to put the Knights up 3-0 at the half. The Knights came out strong offensively in the third quarter with Teegan Schlimgen connecting with Sam Stukel for two touchdowns opening up a 17-0 lead. Preston Konechne opened the fourth quarter with an interception and 40-yard touchdown run stretching the Knights lead to 24-0. Watertown got on the board with 8:45 remaining and after a successful two-point conversion the score was 24-8.

OG answered with Schlimgen’s touchdown pass to Rush Landry moving the score to 31-8. Watertown the scored three consecutive touchdowns pulling within two points with less than 30 seconds remaining. The two-point conversion attempt failed, and the Knights held on to win 31-29 moving to 4-3 on the season. This game saw Teegan Schlimgen throw his 32nd touchdown pass in his career making him O’Gorman’s new all-time leader in touchdown passes.

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OCTOBER 29

The Knights faced the Harrisburg Tigers for the second time in a week in this quarterfinal playoff game. O’Gorman managed just 64 rushing yards on 21 carries as the Tigers defeated the Knights 3515. Harrisburg lead 21-8 at the half after a late second quarter safety and touchdown pass from Schlimgen to Zach Ridl put the Knights on the board. Harrisburg answered early in the third quarter to push the lead to 28-8. Jacob Schwab scored later in the third to round out the scoring for OG. Harrisburg would go on to win 35-15 and would eventually fall to Brandon Valley in the state championship game.

WEEK 8: OCTOBER 15

O’GORMAN 44 – ABERDEEN CENTRAL 12 The Knights traveled to Aberdeen to take on the Aberdeen Central Golden Eagles in week eight of regular season play. Teegan Schlimgen found the end zone early in the first quarter, but the point after attempt failed leading to a 6-0 score. Still in the first quarter Zach Ridl kicked a 32-yard field goal to extend the lead to 9-0. In the second quarter a Schlimgen to Stukel pass pushed the lead to 16-0. Later in the second, Jacob Schwab rushed for a touchdown, and the Knights were on top 23-0. Aberdeen scored with 16 seconds remaining in the half making the score at the break, 23-6. Aberdeen opened the third quarter with a touchdown bringing the Eagles to within 9 points. However, the Knights answered with a touchdown pass from Schlimgen to Dave Alpers making the lead 30-12 heading into the fourth quarter. Schlimgen completed touchdown passes to Stukel and Anders Mattecheck in the fourth quarter to lead to the final score of 44-12. Jacob Schwab led the Knights defensively with nine tackles and three assists.

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Tom Wilka 1991

Greg Heineman 1992

Ron Butler 1993

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John Oliver 1995

Tom Walsh 1996

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Highlights of 43 Years...DAKOTA BOWL GAMES DAKOTA BOWL I O’Gorman 35 Fargo-Shanley 12 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 possessions 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. Quarterback Dave Viger completed 7 of 8 passes for 93 yards as a crowd of 7,113 looked on.

DAKOTA BOWL II O’Gorman 6 Washington 13 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.

DAKOTA BOWL III O’Gorman 10 Lincoln 14 Pat Weisensee did all of the Knights’ scoring, kicking a field goal and running for a touchdown as O’Gorman lost its second straight Dakota Bowl contest. Weisensee ended the night with 142 yards on 24 carries. Two other O’Gorman drives ended without scores inside the Patriots’ 15-yard line. The Knights went on to win the Class 11 AA state championship later that year.

DAKOTA BOWL IV O’Gorman 12 Washington 13 (OT) In this overtime game, Washington stopped Knight quarterback 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.

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 extrapoint 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 VI O’Gorman 7 Washington 6 For the third straight year, the Dakota Bowl game was decided 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 VII O’Gorman 14 Lincoln 0 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.

DAKOTA BOWL VIII O’Gorman 21 Washington 0 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 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. Klempka 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.

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 IX O’Gorman 40 Lincoln 14 Brad Salem led the O’Gorman offense passing for 156 yards and one touchdown as the Knights trounced the Patriots. 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 XVIII O’Gorman 9 Brandon Valley 19 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.

DAKOTA BOWL X O’Gorman 42 Brookings 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 McConnell 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.

DAKOTA BOWL XIX O’Gorman 38 Lincoln 6 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.

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 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 moving 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.

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.

DAKOTA BOWL XXI O’Gorman 20 Roosevelt 14 The Rough Riders started their first appearance in the Dakota 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.

DAKOTA BOWL XIII O’Gorman 35 Lincoln 6 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 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 Wiederrich for another.

The Patriots mounted a late comeback but fell short.

Corey Powell also scored on a 12-yard run.

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 XXIII O’Gorman 41 Roosevelt 14 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.

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.

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 sig-

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nature 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.

DAKOTA BOWL XXV O’Gorman 7 Roosevelt 14 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.

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. 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.

DAKOTA BOWL XXVII O’Gorman 24 Roosevelt 14 The Knights won the 2004 state championship rematch with a gutsy effort in front of 9,500 people at Howard Wood Field. Dusty Coleman rushed for 77 yards and scored a touchdown 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.

DAKOTA BOWL XXVIII O’Gorman 28 Washington 6 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 Isaacson. He had a 79-yard touchdown run right before half to put the Knights up 14-6. Josh Sweets added two touchdowns and 93 yards rushing in the effort. It was O’Gorman’s 29th consecutive victory in Class 11AA. DAKOTA BOWL XXIX O’Gorman 14 Roosevelt 7 A rematch of the 2006 state championship game was delayed nearly an hour as a thunderstorm forced the evacuation 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 11-yard 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.

DAKOTA BOWL XXX O’Gorman 22 Washington 14 The Knights led the number-two ranked Warriors 9-0 at halftime. Phil Wright opened the second half with a 95-yard kickoff 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.

DAKOTA BOWL XXXI O’Gorman 40 Sioux Falls Lincoln 0 The Knights capitalized on six Lincoln turnovers and the absence 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 touchdowns 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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Continued from page 25 DAKOTA BOWL XXXII O’Gorman 9 Roosevelt 12 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 261210 and dominated the third quarter after the game was tied 6-6 at halftime. 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.

DAKOTA BOWL XXXIII O’Gorman 24 Washington 7 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 evening 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.

DAKOTA BOWL XXXIV O’Gorman 7 Roosevelt 19 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 offense. 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.

DAKOTA BOWL XXXV O’Gorman 28 Sioux Falls Washington 10 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 quarter. Fritsch scored to put the Knights up 14-3, but the Warriors 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 turnover, 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 XXXVIII O’Gorman 34 Brandon Valley 22 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 Thompson ended the night with 352 yards through the air and one touchdown run. Bauer scored on a catch followed by a 29-yard 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 touchdown 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.

DAKOTA BOWL XXXIX O’Gorman 35 Harrisburg 26 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 Canyon 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 scoring continued when Struck threw to Nick Billion for a 47-yard touchdown regaining the lead 2120. 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.

DAKOTA BOWL XXXVII O’Gorman 14 Roosevelt 24 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 interceptions 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.

DAKOTA BOWL XL O’Gorman 42 Washington 33 Dakota Bowl saw No. 2 O’Gorman taking on No. 3 Washington 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

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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 two-pointconversion 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.

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 followed 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.

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 remained top-ranked throughout the season before falling to Harrisburg in the semi-final game of the playoffs.

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VOLLEYBALL Coaches HEAD VARSITY COACH

JUNIOR VARSITY COACH

Cale Hecht 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 Science and Fitness and Administration. Cale is currently working on his Master of Arts in Sports Administration and Leadership at Augie. Cale also coaches AAU National Volleyball teams with Kairos Elite Volleyball Club.

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Kylie Voorhees Kylie is originally from Omaha, NE but has spent the past sixteen years living in South Dakota. She played volleyball at the collegiate level for the University of Nebraska at Omaha and has been coaching volleyball at various levels for the past twenty years. She is a pharmaceutical rep for Janssen (J & J) and has been in the industry for 15 years. She and her husband, Boyce, have two children, Cydney and Cayl.

SOPHOMORE COACH Bailee Naasz Bailee Naasz will be coaching the sophomore volleyball team this fall.

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Cassidy Feenstra Cassidy Feenstra is originally from Fremont NE. She attends the University of Sioux Falls and will be a senior this year. She is majoring in elementary education and hopes to work in the Sioux Falls area once she graduates. In her free time, she likes to go on runs around her neighborhood or hike with her friends at the Palisades.

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JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS Front Row: Sabrina Tyran, Abby Moen, Riley Buus, Molly McKay, Back Row: Izzy Weeldreyer, Maggie Noonan, Brenna Beck, Clare Benson, Jada Zwagerman

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GIRLS SOCCER Team

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BOYS SOCCER Team

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Ryan Beier will be the head coach of the boys’ varsity soccer team this fall. Beier has coached the varsity girls’ soccer team since 2003.

Beier graduated from the University of Sioux Falls with a bachelor’s degree in elementary education. 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.

Sheila Diercks will be the varsity girls’ soccer coach this year. Diercks, a 2009 O’Gorman graduate, teaches fourth grade at St. Michael Elementary. Diercks played soccer at Augustana College where she graduated with a degree in elementary education in 2014. She is pictured with her husband, David and daughter Flynn and son Declan.

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ASSISTANT BOYS COACH

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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.

Devin Kirschman will be a volunteer coach with the boys’ soccer program this year. Devin has two sons Cedrick and Chris.

ASSISTANT GIRLS COACH Kristina Erickson Kristina Erickson, who graduated from O’Gorman in 2015, teaches art for the Bishop O’Gorman Catholic Schools and coaches girls’ soccer.

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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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VARSITY FOOTBALL Coaches HEAD COACH - Jayson Poppinga

ASSISTANT COACH - Shannon Poppinga Shannon Poppinga is the defensive coordinator for the Knights. A Harrisburg 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 All-American 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.

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.

ASSISTANT COACH - Brian Hermanson

ASSISTANT COACH - Vinnie Olson Vinnie Olson, son of Vincent and Betty Olson, will be coaching the offensive 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.

Brian Hermanson brings 39 years of coaching experience to the football program. During his coaching career he has served as the Defensive Coordinator at Roosevelt High School, he has coached linebackers for the University of Sioux Falls and Augustana University and was the Head Coach at Washington High School for eight years. Under his leadership the Warriors compiled a 82 -16 record during his tenure. He currently serves as the Defensive coordinator for the Sioux Falls Storm. Coach Hermanson and his wife Mary have two children, daughter Kelli and son Matt.

ASSISTANT COACH - Aaron Beavers 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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VARSITY FOOTBALL Coaches Assistant Football Coach - Brian Stai

Assistant Football Coach - Chad Gomarko

Brian Stai will be an assistant varsity football coach at OG this fall. Stai played football at Northwestern College before eventually graduating from South Dakota State University. After college, he spent four years as a FOCUS Missionary doing Campus Ministry at Northern Colorado and Eastern Washington University. He is the Campus Minister at OGHS and teaches two theology classes. In addition to football, he also coaches basketball and track at OGJH. Brian has been married to his wife Kathryn for 6 years and they have two beautiful daughters, Mary Caroline (4) and Gemma (1).

Coach Gomarko is a 1998 graduate of Augustana University where he was a 2 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 AllStar 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.

Assistant Football Coach - Seth Daughters

Assistant Football Coach - Boston Bauer

Seth was a team captain and tight end at South Dakota State University from 2008-2012. Also an exercise science instructor at SDSU, he has a Master of Science Degree in Exercise Science and Nutrition. As a certified strength and conditioning coach, he has trained many high school and college athletes, in the Sioux Falls area. Seth and his wife Danielle live in Sioux Falls with their daughter Braylee.

Boston graduated from Northern State University in 2020 and currently works at Southeast Behavioral Health in Sioux Falls. He and his wife, Caitlyn, have a son, Cashton.

Assistant Football Coach - Peyton Riggs Peyton is currently a student at the University of Sioux Falls working towards a double major in psychology and sociology. He was born and raised in Sioux Falls graduating from Roosevelt High school and has coached at the Riggs Football academy and plans to pursue a career in teaching and coaching football

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OGJH FOOTBALL Coaches

Jacob Tupper

Isaac Struck

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, is currently a student at the University of Sioux Falls majoring in elementary education. He will be coaching junior high football this fall.

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O GORMAN ATHLETIC PROGRAM WINS 2021 KELO CUP AWARD! The KELO Cup award honors athletic excellence in South Dakota. Each school year, KELOLAND Sports awards the KELO Cup to three South Dakota high schools – one in each class AA, A and B. Schools earn points with each first, second and third place finish in the state championship for each sport. The school with the most total points in its class wins the KELO Cup. While competing in a class with schools more than twice its size, O’Gorman High School once again brought home the KELO Cup award. Five state championships contributed to this award including championships in boys soccer, girls cross-country, volleyball, girls track, and girls golf.

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In addition to the five state championships the Knights were runner-up state champions in boys basketball and competitive cheer while finishing third in the state in boys golf, girls basketball, and girls tennis. All of these contributed points toward the KELO cup award.

Accomplishing so much during an incredibly tough year due to the pandemic speaks volumes about the O’Gorman athletic program. Working with a much smaller enrollment, the Knights were hit harder than most AA schools when athletes were forced to sit out due to quarantine or isolation caused by COVID-19. This led to some early season losses for some of the teams who later emerged triumphant. Aaron Strand coached two of the championship teams, the girls cross country team and the girls track team. The cross country team won the 2020 State Championship in a blizzard out in Rapid City. In the spring, they joined a group of talented sprinters, throwers, and jumpers to bring home the Knights first ever Track and Field State Championship. According to Coach Strand, “All the coaches feel blessed to have gotten the opportunity to coach a very talented group of young ladies.”

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PERFORMING ARTS Directors CHORAL DIRECTOR Rachel Hickman

Rachel Hickman, a 2015 O’Gorman graduate, will be returning to OG this fall as our choral director. Rachel received her undergraduate degree from the University of St. Thomas majoring in music education. She was the choir director for Oltman Middle School in Cottage Grove, Minnesota this past year.

THEATER DIRECTOR Teresa Fester

THEATER DIRECTOR Scott Nelson

Teresa Fester, a 1988 O’Gorman graduate, is the Theater Director at OGHS. Teresa graduated from SDSU with her undergraduate degree 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.

DEBATE COACH

Bob Stevens A native of Redfield, S.D., Bob Stevens has taught debate 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 becoming 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.

BAND DIRECTOR

Ben Koch A 2004 graduate of OG, Ben Koch is happy to be “back home” at O’Gorman High School.

After high school, Ben attended the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, receiving both his Bachelor of Music Education and Masters in Music Degrees. He currently teaches Concert Band, Symphonic Band, Jazz I and II, and AP Music Theory. Additionally he directs the Marching Knights, Pep Band, Brass Choir, Show Choir Band, 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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Scott Nelson is a native of Tea, SD and a graduate of Lennox High School. An SDSU alum, he taught at OG for 22 years before becoming the school librarian. He directs the Fall Play, the Homecoming Variety Show, and the Children’s Play each year. He and his wife Susan have four boys: Austin, Alex, Anthony, and Andrew

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GYMNASTICS Team

GYMNASTS Front Row: Shannon Heiman, Kaitlyn Dougherty, Paige Clausen, Katy Pellicottte. Second Row: Raena Manning, Pim Thongtad, Kaelyn Ideker, Jadyn Robbins. Back Row: Skye Bork, Rose Dvoracek, Grace Miller, Katherine Kolb, Daphne Clausen, Lana Bauer-White, Josie Gaspar.

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ASST. GYMNASTICS COACH

Skye Bork

Lana Bauer-White

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 Journalism. While at USD she helped coach the Vermillion High School gymnastics team.

She later became the head coach and took Vermillion to a 4th 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 & journalism teacher at OG.

Lana Bauer-White served as the head coach for the Knights Gymnastics Team from 1994-2006, and is now an assistant coach. Lana, who teaches physical education at St. Michael and Christ the King elementaries, married Darren White in 2013. She has three sons: Boston, Canyon, and Dawson; and Darren has a son, Tanner, and a daughter, Haley.

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ASST. GYMNASTICS COACH Josi Gaspar Josie Gaspar is a 2012 O’Gorman graduate who competed in gymnastics throughout high school. She was a member of two gymnastics teams that placed third in state competition. While attending the University of Nebraska Lincoln, Josie coached at the Nebraska School of Gymnastics. Gaspar has a bachelor’s degree in accounting and works as an accounting assistant in the Bishop O’Gorman Catholic School’s business office. She and her husband, James, a 2012 OG grad, have a son, Mikey.

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Boys and Girls TENNIS Team

TEAM MEMBERS Left to Right from Top to Bottom: Peter Wegleitner, Joey Gellerman, Zach Ridl,Charles Bills, Kade Moffitt, Kevin Jung, Max Billion, Logan Hight, Alexander Munce, Alexander Lupu, Will Koziara, Ben Sweetman, Alex Mohama, Antonio Sanchez, August Schneekloth, Cooper Johnson, Joshua Brower, Liam Sarmiento, Sam Hayden, Cooper Garry, Kaishaad Diede

TEAM MEMBERS Front Row L to R: Ellsie Hagan, Sarah Jamous, Jennifer Le, Beatrice Barker, Hadley Garry Second Row Left to Right: Cece Bender, Victoria Chen, Emily Walker, Savanah Crowe, Maya Jamous, Ashlyn Garry, Sydney Breit, Fayth Eggerstedt Back Row Left to Right: Sam Hayden, Will Koziara, Audrey Arend, Katelyn Connelly, Bella Stencil, Ellie Huber,Grace Barnett, Anika McDowell, Lucy Koziara, Cooper Johnson

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TENNIS Coaches Don & Kate Barnes 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 1972-1980.

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Donald and his wife have been involved with tennis as players and coaches for over twenty years. Kate works as marketing director for Westward Ho Country Club. The Barnes have three children, Anne, Thad and Ben, all graduates of O’Gorman.

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CROSS COUNTRY AND TRACK Coaches HEAD COACH

ASSISTANT COACH Alex Butterfield Alex Butterfield, a 1997 O’Gorman graduate, has been an assistant track coach since 2004. This year he becomes the new assistant cross country coach.

Butterfield graduated from Augustana College in 2001, and he currently works for Wells Fargo Bank.

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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 currently works as the activities coordinator for the Sioux Falls Catholic Schools and the Lorang Theatre Coordinator. Aaron and his wife Lauren have three daughters, Jersey, Laiklyn, Jada and dogs Cooper and Kai.

ASSISTANT COACH Steve Krier 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 grandchildren.

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CROSS COUNTRY Team

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2021 O’GORMAN/CATHEDRAL HALL OF FAME Inductees Sam Kean

Mary Sue Donohue

Sam Kean, a 1997 alum, took every science class he could at O’Gorman and graduated covaledictorian. He was an avid long-distance runner, earning nine letters in cross-country and track, and running on the Knights’ state championship cross-country team in 1994. He loved theater as well, and acted and sang (and God help him, tap-danced) in several plays and musicals.

He later graduated from the University of Minnesota with honors and received degrees in both physics and English literature.

Sam is a nationally bestselling writer and specializes in creative nonfiction. He strives to show how science affects our lives in hidden ways beyond the lab and he always emphasizes the human side of science through humor and heartache, the heroes and villains, the conflict and drama and wonder.

Sam is a New York Times bestselling author, has won international awards for literary science writing and his several of his books have been translated into twenty-four languages. One of his book even appeared in an iPhone commercial.

Beyond his books, Kean has edited The Best American Nature and Science Writing Anthology, and his work has appeared in The New Yorker, The Atlantic Monthly, and the New York Times Magazine. He has also been featured on NPR’s “Radiolab,” “Science Friday,” “All Things Considered” and “Fresh Air.” His podcast, called the Disappearing Spoon, debuted at #1 on the iTunes science charts, and he has given talks at colleges, universities, and festivals around the world. Recently, he won the 2021 national GradyStack award from the American Chemical Society for outstanding scientific communication.

Mary Sue Donohue, class of 1968, has demonstrated generosity of her time and talents to multiple organizations through her expertise in estate planning.

She was among the first group of women to receive her law degree from the University of South Dakota, becoming a third-generation lawyer in her family. Mary Sue worked various avenues within her degree before she found her passion in wills, trusts, and estates, in which she is board-certified.

Her accomplishments include being a member of The South Dakota Bar; The Florida Bar; The American Bar Association; a member of and past president of The Greater Boca Raton Estate Planning Council; a member of The Real Property, Probate and Trust Law and the Law Practice Management Sections of the Florida Bar; and chair of the South Palm Beach County Bar Association Probate for five years, Trust & Guardianship Committee.

Her volunteer work includes entities such as the Florida Atlantic University Foundation, Florida Atlantic University Nursing School Advisory Board, Florence Fuller Child Development Center, JARC, St. John Paul II Academy, Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County, Boca Raton Regional Hospital PAC, Florida Philharmonic, YMCA and St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church.

Mary Sue has received countless awards and recognition for the work she has done to aid organizations with estate planning and ensuring the non-profit sector continues in the future.

Paul & Nancy Scharenbroich O’Gorman High School sweethearts and Class of 1977 alumni, Paul and Nancy grew up in the Catholic school system before moving to Brandon to raise their family. In 1998 their son, Eric Paul Scharenbroich and girlfriend, Angee Kaye Rozeboom, were killed instantly in a head-on collision with a drunk driver. Juniors at Brandon Valley High School, the devastating loss of two students took an immeasurable toll on family and friends.

In response to the tragedy, Nancy developed her 501(C)(3) nonprofit organization From the H.E.A.R.T. (Help Eliminate Alcohol Related Tragedies). Her mission of Get a Ride Don’t Drink and Dive has been shared through countless media platforms because of her relationships with the South Dakota Department of Public Safety, the South Dakota Department of Transportation, web site developers, and the enthusiastic volunteers who support the organization.

Nancy was honored and recognized with a National Public Service Award from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on April 26, 2021. Nancy’s passion project has impacted countless lives and has been recognized with lowering deaths and injuries in the State of South Dakota Nancy and Paul would like to remind everyone to Save a Life, Don’t Drink and Drive.

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2021 O’GORMAN/CATHEDRAL HALL OF FAME Inductees

Mike Begeman

Cedrick Lang

Mike Begeman graduated from Parker High School in 1975 where he played for Hall of Fame Coach, Gayle Hoover. Mike played basketball for Augustana College under Coach Mel Klein and obtained his education degree in 1979.

Begeman’s 26-year coaching career included stops at Colman (two years), West Central (six years) and O’Gorman (18 years), where he was able to establish the foundation for successful programs at all three schools. Begeman spent all 26 years as a head boys basketball coach amassing 329 wins, several district and regional championships and led O’Gorman to nine State AA tournaments, which included four runner-up finishes; 1992, 1998, 2004, 2005. While at O’G, Begeman also coached girl’s tennis from 1988-1995, accumulating four straight state tennis titles; 1992-1995. Begeman took over the Knight’s boys golf program in 1998, winning back to back state titles in 2001 and again in 2002.

Begeman retired from coaching in 2005 to pursue a career in Public Relations at Sanford Health spanning 19 years before he retired in January 2021. Begeman remains involved and serves on several boards including Leadership South Dakota Board of Directors, Sioux Falls Park Board, Sanford Health Foundation Board and the South Dakota High School Basketball Hall of Fame Board. He is a member of the South Dakota Basketball Hall of Fame, South Dakota High School Coaches Hall of Fame and Augustana Hall of Fame.

Begeman and his wife, Gale, have been married 40 years and reside in Sioux Falls. They enjoy pickle ball, golf and spending time with family which includes their son Matt, his wife Monica and their sons, Mason and Mavrick; and son Mitch, his wife Katy and their daughter, Berklee.

Cedrick Lang was born and raised in Sioux Falls, SD and attended O’Gorman High School from 2007 to 2011. While at O’Gorman, he received several National Championships and lettered in both track and field and basketball. In addition, he participated in football, baseball and fast-pitch softball. His success in basketball during his high school experience included back-toback state championships in 2009-2010/20102011, All-Conference Honorable Mention award, Class AA 1st team All-State, All-Tournament boys basketball, 2011 Class AA Player of the Year by South Dakota Boys Coaches Association, the Lee Dolan award for athlete that best exemplifies the ideals of the O’Gorman athletic department, South Dakota Mr. Basketball award by vote of SDHS basketball coaches, McDonalds All American nominee and he was selected in the Jack Jones Sr. shootout.

After graduating O’Gorman, Cedrick received a scholarship to the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) for men’s basketball where he received the Commissioners Honor Roll for 2011-2015. He was also given the UTEP Don Haskin’s Award to the MVP of the tournament, Conference USA Freshman of the Week, 2013 Conference USA Most Valuable Performer award and 2013 Conference USA Men’s Basketball All-Academic Team.

After graduating in 2015 with a communications degree and business minor, Cedrick used his fifth year of eligibility to play football for UTEP. This opportunity later led to Cedrick getting recognized by NFL scouts who were intrigued with his size and his ability to move. Cedrick first signed as a tight end of the New York Giants then changed positions to offensive tackle. He was part of the following teams: 2016 NY Giants; 2017 Denver Broncos; 2017 - 2018 MN Vikings; 2019 New England Patriots; 2019 - 2020 Indianapolis Colts.

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The Krier family has played a role in education and athletics in the O’Gorman Community since 1981. Steve Krier currently teaches social studies and coaches’ cross country and track. His wife, Ann, taught sixth grade at St. Mary Elementary for 19 years and their son, Trey, attended Christ the King Elementary, O’Gorman Junior High, and graduated from O’Gorman High School in 2006. Trey participated in football, basketball, track, and baseball. He was a part of the 2004 and 2005 Football State Championship teams and the 2006 Boys Basketball State Championship team. Daughter-in-law, Jenny (Miller) Krier graduated O’Gorman in 2007 and participated in volleyball, basketball, track, and softball. She received All-State recognition for basketball and was the 2007 Spirit of Su recipient. Trey and Jenny have three boys (Coyer, Keaton, Callen) and live in Yankton, SD. The Krier family continues to support Catholic education both at Bishop O’Gorman Catholic Schools and Sacred Heart School in Yankton.

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He also served as head track coach from 1978-1983, assistant boys golf coach from 2000-2002, assistant girls golf coach in 1984, head boys golf coach from 2002-2014 and head girls golf coach from 1985 – 2015. Under Garrison’s leadership, the girls golf teams won twelve state championships and posted nine runner-ups finishes. The boys golf team claimed five state championships and were runners-up twice. As a head and assistant coach, Garrison was involved in 25 state championship teams during his tenure at O’Gorman.

He won numerous coaching honors including the National Coaches Association’s 2000 Golf Coach of the Year, and 2010 Girls Coach of the Year. He was the National High

School Athletic Coaches Association 2005 Golf Coach of the Year. In 2007, Garrison was inducted into the SD High School Coaches Association Hall of Fame, and in 2013 he received the Distinguished Service Award by the SD High School Activities Association. In 2014 he was inducted into the SD Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame and the National High School Athletic Coaches Association Hall of Fame. Most recently he was inducted into the SD Golf Hall of Fame; however, he passed away before the induction ceremony.

After leaving O’Gorman, Garrison worked as Director of Corporate Partners for Great Life Golf and Fitness. During his time at Great Life, he established the Sioux Empire Junior Challenge Golf Program. He ran this program for 14 years awarding thousands of dollars to graduating seniors through this charitable organization.

In addition to his decorated coaching career, Garrison is remembered by thousands of former O’Gorman students as someone who cared about them beyond the classroom or playing field and who taught them lifelong lessons. He served as the attendance coordinator for years, and many students can tell stories of their attempts to arrive late or leave early only to be foiled by “Grizz”. Rod Garrison was a part of the O’Gorman faculty for over three decades, and he will be missed dearly by the O’Gorman community.

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TEAM MEMBERS Bottom Left: Maddie Honerman, Meredith Reuter Back Row: Sydnie Sherwood, Carlye Gebhart, Emmy Cleberg, Taylor Tobin, Payton Heitkamp, Karley Dumdie, Emma Olson Bottom Right: Payton Pickering, Bricelyn Barch Not Pictured: Hannah Thompson, Grace Varilek

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Derek , a Mitchell native and NSU graduate, is entering his 14th year as boys basketball coach at O’Gorman and his 32nd season as a head coach. Robey led the Knights to their first ever state championship in 2006, won back to back state championships his first two years with the Knights, and won four more championships in 2010, 2011, 2012 & 2017. Robey, a physical education teacher at St. Mary School, also assists with junior high cross country. Derek and his wife Kim, have one son, Alex. Alex and his wife Morgan have two children.

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.

ASSISTANT COACH Alex Robey 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 counselor at OGHS. The Robeys have two children, Decorah and Sylvan.

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GIRLS BASKETBALL Assistant Coaches Dan Hughes

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Dan Hughes, a 2009 OG graduate, returns this fall as the sophomore girls basketball coach. Hughes is an education assistant at Christ the King.

Hughes, who received his bachelors’ degree 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 spring.

Barry 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

Christen Reidel graduated from high school in Idaho before attending the University of South Dakota. He will be coaching freshmen girls’ basketball and teaching at St. Katherine Drexel.

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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 Science-with a Psychology Minor and a Master’s Degree in Athletic Training.

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Matt Lynch returns as the head wrestling coach at O’Gorman High School this year. Lynch, a 1995 Roosevelt graduate, received his bachelor’s degree in counseling from the University of South Dakota. Lynch went on to earn a master’s degree in mental health counseling. Lynch was an assistant wrestling coach at O’Gorman for over ten years. He works as a Chemical Dependency Counselor at Keystone Treatment Center in Canton, SD. Matt and his wife Teisha have three children - Aidan, Teagan and Cael.

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