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The 2025 Valley City State Vikings football team represents Valley City State University in the Frontier Conference during the 2025 NAIA football season. The team is led by 29th-year head coach Dennis McCulloch and plays its home games at Dacotah Bank Field at Lokken Stadium in Valley City, North Dakota.

Record6–4 (3–3 Frontier)
Headcoach
OffensivecoordinatorDustin Yorek (5th season)
Quick facts Valley City State Vikings football, Conference ...
2025 Valley City State Vikings football
ConferenceFrontier Conference
Record6–4 (3–3 Frontier)
Head coach
Offensive coordinatorDustin Yorek (5th season)
Defensive coordinatorGregg Horner (29th season)
Captains
  • TaQuez Chatman
  • Trent Finney
  • Gavin Gerhardt
  • Taylor Jones
Home stadiumLokken Stadium
Seasons
 2024
2026 
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More information Conf., Overall ...
2025 Frontier Conference football standings
Conf.Overall
Team W L  W L 
East Division
No. 5 Montana Tech x^ 60  121 
No. 25 Dakota State 51  82 
Rocky Mountain 42  46 
Valley City State 33  64 
Mayville State 24  56 
Dickinson State 15  37 
Montana State–Northern 06  110 
West Division
No. 4 College of Idaho x^ 60  112 
No. 13 Carroll (MT) ^ 51  93 
No. 18 Montana Western 42  73 
Eastern Oregon 33  46 
Southern Oregon 24  37 
Arizona Christian 15  28 
Simpson (CA) 06  010 
  • x Division champion/co-champions
  • ^ – NAIA playoff participant
Rankings from NAIA Coaches' Poll
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The 2025 season marks Valley City State's first year competing in the Frontier Conference after the collapse of the North Star Athletic Association. VCSU and Mayville State formally joined the Frontier in August 2025 following a conference-wide realignment.[1] In the preseason Frontier coaches’ poll, the Vikings were picked to finish sixth in the East Division.[2]

Valley City State opened the season with a challenging non-conference schedule, including games against Dickinson State, Augsburg, Eastern Oregon and Simpson (CA).[3] The Vikings secured two historic road victories during the year, earning the program's first-ever win in the state of Oregon and first-ever win in the state of Montana with defensive battles at Eastern Oregon and Montana State University–Northern.[4] VCSU finished the season 6–4 overall and 3–3 in Frontier East play, placing fourth in the division.[5]

In their first season as members of the Frontier Conference, the Vikings were picked to finish sixth in the East Division but exceeded expectations by placing fourth.[6][7]

After dropping the opener at nationally ranked Dickinson State, Valley City State responded with three straight non-conference victories, including shutout wins over Augsburg and rival Mayville State University and a 3–0 road victory at Eastern Oregon University. The Vikings later added a 13–7 win at Montana State University–Northern, marking the program's first football victory in the state of Montana.[8][9] VCSU finished 6–4 overall and 3–3 in Frontier East play.[10]

Offseason

Incoming transfers

Over the off-season, Valley City State added 9 players from the transfer portal and junior college levels.

More information Name, Pos. ...
Name Pos. Height Weight Hometown Year Prev. school
Ashton RaquinoLB6'0"220Wahiawa, HIJuniorHawaii
Kassius AshtianiWR5'7"160Irvine, CARedshirt SophomoreRiverside Community College
Devyne PearsonRB5'8"180Moreno Valley, CAJuniorRiverside Community College
Simon-Peter JohnsonWR6'0"190Sierra Vista, AZSophomoreNew Mexico Highlands University
Joey CaveQB6'0"190Rio Rancho, NMRedshirt JuniorNew Mexico Highlands University
Adam AdeboyeOL6'4"320Brooklyn Park, MNRedshirt SophomoreMinnesota State University Moorhead
Taalmyn StatonDL5'10"260Bridgeport, CTRedshirt JuniorMount Marty University
Matthew JacquotOL6'3"280Cheyenne, WYRedshirt JuniorChadron State College
Walker BrondosK6'0"175Wilkesboro, NCRedshirt SophomoreLenoir Rhyne University
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Incoming freshman

Over the off-season, Valley City State added 35+ players from the high school level.[12]

More information Name, Pos. ...
Name Pos. Height Weight Hometown Year Prev school
Kade SwensonDB6'0"177Dilworth, MNFreshmanDilworth-Glyndon-Felton High School
Eli LeaverQB6'0"193Tampa, FLFreshmanChamberlain High School
Jeremy YoderQB6'1"193Lewiston, IDFreshmanLewiston High School (Idaho)
Taylor StefonowiczQB6'7"167Horace, NDFreshmanHorace High School
Chad ColburnDB5'10"140Aiea, HIFreshmanAiea High School
Iosua LetuliLB6'0"225Honolulu, HIFreshmanKaimuki High School
Bradyn BossertDB5'10"195Velva, NDFreshmanVelva High School
Mariano SisonDB5'8"164Aiea, HIFreshmanAiea High School
Noah NelsonDB6'0"166Roseburg, ORFreshmanRoseburg High School
Shayzen LopesDB6'0"161Waianae, HIFreshmanWaianae High School
Eric SaauLB5'9"186Aiea, HIFreshmanAiea High School
Cayden IsaakLB6'0"185Beulah, NDFreshmanBeulah High School
Taurus AllenDL6'3"230Murfreesboro, TNFreshmanOakland High School (Tennessee)
Haiden CrowLB5'11"208Detroit Lakes, MNFreshmanLake Park-Audubon High School
Brody WeisenburgerDL6'2"292New Rockford, NDFreshmanNew Rockford-Sheyenne Public School
Cole HendersonDL6'2"216Rolla, NDFreshmanRolla High School
Bayette Akaka-FolauDL6'4"236Kapolei, HIFreshmanKapolei High School
Nevin DaleyOL6'5"369Pisek, NDFreshmanPark River High School
Matthew CruzOL6'0"306El Paso, TXFreshmanAustin High School (El Paso, Texas)
Scot RohdeDL6'3"270Valley City, NDFreshmanValley City High School
Rylen CoeOL6'4"271Lake Benton, MNFreshmanElkton High School (SD)
Hunter LukesOL6'0"221Lisbon, NDFreshmanLisbon High School
Devin Cooper-JacksonWR5'7"161North Pole, AKFreshmanNorth Pole High School
Kaden AustinWR5'9"153Roseburg, ORFreshmanRoseburg High School
Slater KaleiohiWR5'6"140Waianae, HIFreshmanWaianae High School
Brysen FerreiraK5'5"130Waianae, HIFreshmanWaianae High School
Tyson BallWR6'1"166Ewa Beach, HIFreshmanJames Campbell High School
Kyle CottonTE6'4"285St. Louis, MOFreshmanSt. Charles West High School
Grant KinzelTE6'5"240La Vernia, TXFreshmanLa Vernia High School
Jack MillerDL5'10"231Fargo, NDFreshmanFargo North High School
Savili-Hiapo Castillo-LeovaoDL6'2"280Waimanalo, HIFreshmanKamehameha High School
Xander MoodyLS6'0"229Fargo, NDFreshmanFargo South High School
Jacob FossDL6'0"261Grand Forks, NDFreshmanGrand Forks Red River High School
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Coaching staff changes

Departures

More information Name, Position ...
Name Position New team New position
Garrett Baldwin[13] Quarterbacks / Wide receivers coach Shelton High School (WA) Head football coach
Alan Busey Graduate assistant (Wide receivers) Butte College Assistant wide receivers coach
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Additions

More information Name, Position ...
Name Position Previous team Previous position
Raynor Beierle Offensive line coach Northern State University Graduate assistant (Offensive line)
Nate Pecoraro Defensive line coach Valley City State Defensive line
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Preseason

Victory Sports Network preview

On July 22, 2025, Victory Sports Network released its preseason preview of the Frontier Conference East Division, projecting Valley City State to finish third behind Montana Tech and Dickinson State.[14]

Victory Sports Network identified Valley City State as a contender in the Frontier Conference East Division, noting the return of 13 starters led by wide receiver Jake Deutsch, offensive lineman Jonah Larson, tight end Trent Finney, defensive lineman TaQuez Chatman, and defensive backs Gavin Gerhardt and Emanuel Spiyee. The preview also highlighted transfer quarterback Joey Cave, an honorable mention All-RMAC selection at New Mexico Highlands, as a potential difference-maker for the Vikings.

More information Predicted finish, Team ...
2025 Victory Sports Network East Division preseason prediction[15]
Predicted finish Team
1 Montana Tech
2 Dickinson State
3 Valley City State
4 Dakota State
5 Rocky Mountain
6 Mayville State
7 Montana State–Northern
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Frontier Conference coaches poll

The Frontier Conference released its 2025 East Division football coaches' preseason poll on August 18, 2025. Coaches were not permitted to vote for their own teams.[16]

More information Predicted finish, Team ...
2025 Frontier Conference East Division preseason coaches poll
Predicted finish Team Points First-place votes
1 Montana Tech 34 4
2 Dickinson State 33 3
3 Rocky Mountain 25
4 Dakota State 21
5 Mayville State 14
6 Valley City State 13
7 Montana State–Northern 7
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Schedule

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DateTimeOpponentSiteResultAttendance
August 287:00 p.m.at No. 13 Dickinson State*
L 15–30
September 46:00 p.m.Augsburg*W 27–0200
September 203:00 p.m.at Eastern Oregon*
W 3–0
September 272:00 p.m.Simpson (CA)*dagger
  • Lokken Stadium
  • Valley City, ND
W 27–21
October 412:00 p.m.Rocky Mountain
  • Lokken Stadium
  • Valley City, ND
L 21–31300
October 111:00 p.m.Mayville State
  • Lokken Stadium
  • Valley City, ND (rivaly)
W 21–0300
October 184:00 p.m.at Dakota StateL 7–40507
October 251:00 p.m.Dickinson State
  • Lokken Stadium
  • Valley City, ND
W 29–21250
November 81:00 p.m.at Montana State–Northern
W 13–7
November 152:00 p.m.at No. 4 Montana Tech
L 0–413,254
  • *Non-conference game
  • daggerHomecoming
  • Rankings from NAIA Poll released prior to the game
  • All times are in Central time
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Personnel

Coaching staff

  • Dennis McCulloch – Head Coach / Defensive Backs (32nd season)
  • Gregg Horner – Defensive Coordinator / Linebackers (32nd season)
  • Dustin Yorek – Offensive Coordinator / Quarterbacks and Wide Receivers (7th season)
  • Brandon Bouma – Recruiting Coordinator / Running Backs / Tight Ends / Kickers (9th season)
  • Raynor Beierle – Offensive Line (1st season)
  • Jahidi West – Defensive Graduate Assistant / Special Teams Coordinator/Defensive Backs (2nd season)
  • Leon Smith – Offensive Graduate Assistant / Offensive Line (1st season)
  • Nate Pecoraro – Defensive Line (5th season)
  • Trent Kosel – Offensive Assistant (4th season)
  • Dave Rausch – Defensive Assistant (38th season)

Roster

More information Players, Coaches ...
2025 Valley City State Vikings football team roster
Players Coaches
Offense }
Pos.#NameClass
WR 1 Jake Deutsch Jr
WR 3 Simon-Peter Johnson So
WR 4 Kassius Ashtiani So
WR 6 Wuoson Nehwah Fr
RB 7 Marty Gohn Sr
RB 9 Laggarius Marshell So
QB 10 Eli Leaver Fr
RB 12 Ka'ua Nishigaya Sr
QB 13 Jeremy Yoder Fr
TE 14 Will Pfahl Jr
QB 15 Joey Cave Jr
QB 16 Taylor Stefonowicz Fr
WR 18 Exavian Westbrook Jr
QB 19 Ethan Kastner Fr
RB 21 Devyne Pearson Jr
WR 23 Nick Mears So
WR 25 Mason Nelson Fr
RB 26 Owen Quail So
RB 42 Collin Peck Fr
OL 52 Wadley Lamy Sr
OL 56 Caden Belgarde So
OL 60 Tommy Cox Sr
OL 61 Jaxon Baumgarn Fr
OL 63 Adam Adeboye So
OL 64 Caiden Olson Fr
OL 65 Taylor Jones (C) So
OL 66 Nevin Daley Fr
OL 67 Patrick Hall Fr
OL 68 Matthew Cruz Fr
OL 70 Rylen Coe Fr
OL 71 Nolan Thaler Fr
OL 73 Reese Willprecht Sr
OL 74 Hunter Lukes Fr
OL 75 Landon Johansen Fr
OL 76 Atibordin Sophonsakulrat Jr
OL 77 Matthew Jacquot Jr
OL 78 Zackary Pfahl So
WR 80 Devin Cooper-Jackson Fr
WR 81 Kaden Austin Fr
WR 82 Rowen Bucao So
WR 82 Slater Kaleiohi Fr
WR 84 Tyson Ball Fr
TE 85 Kyle Cotton Fr
TE 87 Trent Finney (C) Sr
TE 88 Grant Kinzel Fr
TE 89 Blake Lunde So
Defense
Pos.#NameClass
DB 0 Gavin Gerhardt (C) Jr
LB 2 Ashton Raquino Jr
DB 3 James Dahn Jr
DB 5 Caleb Torke So
DB 6 Fafo Lefano Fr
DL 7 Moziah Rogers-Tivao Sr
DB 9 Kade Swenson Fr
LB 10 Riley Olsen So
LB 11 Aiden Russell Jr
DB 20 Khalil Toney Jr
DB 22 Chad Colburn Fr
LB 22 Levi Olson Jr
DL 24 Dorian Sandness Fr
LB 25 Iosua Letuli Fr
DB 27 Bradyn Bossert Fr
DB 28 Mariano Sison Fr
DB 30 Noah Nelson Fr
DB 31 Jace Stewart Fr
LB 33 Logan Rist Fr
DB 34 Tuff Longie So
DB 35 Shayzen Lopes Fr
LB 38 Brent Bearman Fr
DB 39 Hunter Phelps Sr
LB 40 Jim Miller So
LB 43 Eric Saau Fr
LB 44 Javaughn Endemann Jr
LB 45 Joey Antonutti So
DL 46 Karbin Brink So
LB 47 Cayden Isaak Fr
DL 48 Taurus Allen Fr
DL 49 Tarren Larson So
DL 50 TaQuez Chatman (C) Sr
LB 51 Haiden Crow Fr
DL 55 Emmitt Maher Fr
DL 56 Brody Weisenburger Fr
DL 57 Lorenzo Luchi So
DL 58 Cole Henderson Fr
DL 59 Bayette Akaka-Folau Fr
DL 69 Scot Rohde Fr
DL 90 Malik Aljack So
DL 91 Taalmyn Staton Jr
DL 92 Jack Miller Fr
DL 93 Paul Webster Fr
DL 94 Brody O'Keefe Fr
DL 95 Savili-Hiapo Castillo-Leovao Fr
DL 97 Jermaine Watson Fr
DL 98 Jacob Foss Fr
Special teams
Pos.#NameClass
LS 53 Carter Lyon Fr
LS 96 Xander Moody Fr
K 83 Brysen Ferreira Fr
K 86 Walker Brondos Fr
Head coach
Coordinators/assistant coaches
  • Gregg Horner (defensive coordinator / linebackers)
  • Dustin Yorek (offensive coordinator / quarterbacks / wide receivers)
  • Brandon Bouma (running backs / tight ends)
  • Raynor Beierle (offensive line)
  • Jahidi West (special teams coordinator / safeties)
  • Leon Smith (offensive line)
  • Nate Pecoraro (defensive line)
  • Trent Kosel (quarterbacks / wide receivers)
  • Dave Rausch (linebackers)

Legend
  • (C) Team captain
  • (S) Suspended
  • (I) Ineligible
  • Injured Injured
  • Redshirt Redshirt

Roster

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Postseason awards

All-Frontier East First Team

  • DL TaQuez Chatman – Sr.[18]

All-Frontier East Second Team

  • DB Gavin Gerhardt – Jr.[19]

All-Frontier East Honorable Mention

  • WR Jake Deutsch – Jr.[20]
  • LB Aiden Russell – Jr.[21]
  • OL Taylor Jones – So.[22]
  • OL Tommy Cox – Sr.[23]
  • QB Joey Cave – Jr.[24]

Frontier Conference Academic All-Conference

  • Adam Adeboye – Sr.
  • Joseph Antonutti – So.
  • Jaxon Baumgarn – So.
  • Caden Belgarde – Jr.
  • Walker Brondos – Fr.
  • Joey Cave – Jr.
  • TaQuez Chatman – Sr.
  • Thomas Cox – Jr.
  • Jacob Deutsch – Jr.
  • Trent Finney – Sr.
  • Gavin Gerhardt – Jr.
  • Matthew Jacquot – Sr.
  • Simon-Peter Johnson – So.
  • Taylor Jones – Jr.
  • Lorenzo Luchi – So.
  • Carter Lyon – Jr.
  • Nicholas Mears – Jr.
  • James Miller – So.
  • Jack Miller – So.
  • Xander Moody – So.
  • Brody O'Keefe – So.
  • Collin Peck – So.
  • Owen Quail – Jr.
  • Logan Rist – So.
  • Atibordin Sophonsakulrat – So.
  • Jace Stewart – So.
  • Paul Webster – So.
  • Reese Willprecht – Sr.[25]

Frontier Conference Champions of Character Award

  • Wadley Lamy – Sr.[26]

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