Aberdeen, SD (NSUWolves.com) – Northern State University Director of Track and Field and Cross Country Lynne Dingman announced today the additions of Daniel Aldridge (Madison, S.D.), Phoenix Anderson (Cromwell, Minn.), Jack Bertsch (Aberdeen, S.D.), Karson Borge (Aberdeen, S.D.), Eddie Burlingame (Saint Charles, Minn.), Noah Cameron (Little Falls, Minn.), Tyler Cree-Beglau (McVille, N.D.), Anthony Davis (Bismarck, N.D.), Kyson Fayant (Aberdeen, S.D.), Lucas Fischer (Grand Forks, N.D.), Felipe Gonzalez (Aberdeen, S.D.), Owen Halvorson (Jordan, Minn.), Jettler Jacobsen (Bismarck, N.D.), Ryan Karajanis (Sheridan, WY), Noah Larson (Staples, Minn.), Ryan Leonard (Estherville, IA), William Mansfield (Waseca, Minn.), Kaeden Mattheis (Sioux Falls, S.D.), Maddox Mueller (Sioux Falls, S.D.), Jared Sagaser (Jamestown, N.D.), Julius Schneider (Mapleton, Minn.), Avindale Smith (Arima, TTO), Marco Springman (Brookings, S.D.), Carson Thomas (Grafton, N.D.), and Max Zagorski (Lakeville, Minn.) for the men, while Liz Boschee (Woonsocket, S.D.), Autumn Bryant (Sioux Falls, S.D.), Aleigh Carter (Gillette, WY.), Amelia Congrove (Papillion, Neb.), Madisyn Gellhaus (Ipswich, S.D.), Annabelle Hedlund (Moorhead, Minn.), Johanna Hopfenziz (Baden-Württemberg, Germany), Alyson Krug (Bismarck, N.D.), Grace LeClair (Little Falls, Minn.), Allison Lundin (Kelliher, Minn.), Paytyn Marlow (Britton, S.D.), Addison Moe (Sioux Falls, S.D.), Miya Muellenberg (Rapid City, S.D.), Rylee Punt (Sioux Falls, S.D.), Gwen Richter (Pierre, S.D.), Breckan Santjer (Aberdeen, S.D.), Kendal Uttecht (Wolsey, S.D.), and Catelynn Weig (Aberdeen, S.D.) will join the NSU women to the 2026-27 Wolves roster.
“I am extremely excited about the addition of this year’s recruiting class. Brining in 43 athletes including 38 Freshmen and 5 transfers, gives us tremendous depth and talent across our entire program. We have added several dynamic transfer athletes who will make an immediate impact, along with several high school state champions and state place winners who bring a proven level of competitiveness and success,” noted Dingman. “This is an outstanding addition to a team that is coming off a strong season, with our men finishing runner-up and our women placing fourth at the NSIC Championships. We believe this class has the talent, versatility, and competitive mindset to help us continue building on that success. Most importantly, these athletes fit what we are about at Northern State, developing great student-athletes, competing at a high level, and continuing to build a strong culture within our program,” she continued.