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John McMenamin with a student-athlete during his stint as WSC offensive coordinator

Familiar face takes over WSC football program

Austin Svehla, Online/Social Media Editor
January 22, 2020

McLaughlin named longest tenured head coach for WSC

Hunter Kiburz, Staff Writer
August 28, 2019
Billy Rone defends quarterback Aaron Bleil in Saturday night’s game against Augustana.

WSC football falls short at family day home game

Amelia Ivester, Staff Writer
September 19, 2018
Athletic profile: Coach Dan McLaughlin

Athletic profile: Coach Dan McLaughlin

Nathan Pearson and Austin Gubbels
January 31, 2018
WSC’s football team hosted its annual spring football game Saturday. The game is a scrimmage against the Gold team (offense) and the Black team (defense). The Gold team came from 22 points down to rally back and take the win from the Black team with a final score of 31-30. The spring game concludes spring drills for the Wildcat football team until the summer.

Spring football showcases every player

Shawn Henley, Staff Writer
April 26, 2017

Football hires three new coaches

Shawn Henley, Staff Writer
April 18, 2017

Football signs 19 new prospects for next season

Nathan Pearson, Staff Writer
February 8, 2017
Sophomore Shymere Williams, who led a balanced receiving group with seven catches for 125 yards, catches a pass before being swarmed by Minnesota State defenders. The Mavericks overcame an early deficit to take down the Wildcats 41-30 in NSIC play.

Close call for the Wildcats in 41-30 loss

Shawn Henley, Staff Writer
November 9, 2016

Close game ends in a loss for the Wildcats

Mason Schweizer, Staff Writer
November 2, 2016
Wayne State football held its 28th annual Egg Bowl Game this weekend against Winona State. The Warriors top-ranked defense held down the ‘Cats, ending in a 41-20 loss for WSC. Freshman Willie Walton (photographed) had five completions for 80 yards,

Wildcats crack under Egg Bowl pressure

Shawn Henley, Staff Writer
October 27, 2016
Junior running back Rashad Trimble carries the ball in Saturday’s Homecoming game. Trimble ran 55 yards for the Wildcats in the game, but WSC fell short with a final score of 44-31.

WSC football falls short on Homecoming

Shawn Henley, Staff Writer
October 12, 2016

Montgomery makes WSC history

Shawn Henley, Staff Writer
September 21, 2016
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