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NSIC Offensive Player of the Year
#15 Jack Strand (QB, 6-5, 240, Sr., Bloomer, Wis. / Bloomer HS) - Minnesota State University Moorhead
- Led the NSIC in passing (3,546) and total (3,834) yardage in 2025
- Accounted for 47 total touchdowns, with 42 through the air
- Tied the single-game NSIC record for touchdown passes with seven
- Had seven games with over 300 pass yards
- Added six performances with four or more passing touchdowns
- Ranks second in Division II in passing yardage and first in passing touchdowns
- Was thrice named NSIC Offensive Player of the Week during the season
- First player in MSUM history to be a multi-time NSIC Offensive Player of the Year
- Reset NSIC records in career pass completions (1,147), pass yards (12,134) and passing touchdowns (115)
- Ranks 10th all-time in career passing yardage in NCAA Division II history
NSIC Defensive Player of the Year
#47 Jes Krcil (LB, 6-1, 220, So., Carlisle, Iowa / Carlisle HS) - Wayne State College
- Anchored a defense that led the NSIC in scoring defense (17.7), total defense (280.6) and rushing defense (81.4)
- Led WSC in total tackles with 81 along with 12.0 tackles for loss and 4.5 sacks
- Five of eight games played had 10 or more tackles
- Career-high 15 tackles in season opener against Nebraska-Kearney
- Named NSIC Defensive Player of the Week (10/27/25)
- Earned player of week after making 14 tackles in a win over No. 9 MSU
NSIC Offensive Newcomer of the Year
#88 Luke Dehnicke (TE, 6-3, 205, R-Fr., Andover, Minn. / Andover HS) - University of Minnesota Duluth
- Had 57 receptions for 1,074 and 14 touchdowns in 11 games
- His 13 touchdowns in NSIC only games was tied for league best
- Led the NSIC in receiving yards per game (97.6 avg/g)
- Ranked second in the nation for receiving yards (1,074)
- Was third in the nation in receiving yards per game (97.6), and third in receiving touchdowns (14)
NSIC Defensive Newcomer of the Year
#36 Jefferson Mobry (LB, 6-4, 220, R-Fr., Rio, Wis. / Columbus HS) - Minnesota State University, Mankato
- Led the Mavericks in tackles during the regular season with 52
- Led Mavericks in interceptions with four
- Tied for the team lead in fumble recoveries with two
- Score two defensive touchdowns, a pick six and a returned fumble
- Recorded an interception in three straight games
NSIC Coach of the Year
Curt Wiese (13th Season) - University of Minnesota Duluth
- Coached UMD to its 22nd NSIC Championship and 13th North Division title
- Earned his eighth North Division and fourth NSIC title as a head coach
- Guided UMD to a 10-1 overall record (9-1 NSIC)
- Coached UMD to its sixth NCAA postseason since taking over in 2013
- UMD completed the regular season, leading the NSIC in scoring offense
- Coached 14 All-NSIC performers this season
NSIC Assitant Coach of the Year
Chase Vogler (7th Season) - University of Minnesota Duluth
- Assisted in coaching the Bulldogs to a 10-1 finish (9-1 NSIC)
- His offense finished the season as the top-scoring offense in the NSIC
- Coached five All-NSIC offensive performers this season
- Scoring offense ranked seventh in the nation
NSIC Offensive Player of the Year
#15 Jack Strand (QB, 6-5, 240, Sr., Bloomer, Wis. / Bloomer HS) - Minnesota State University Moorhead
- Led the NSIC in passing (3,546) and total (3,834) yardage in 2025
- Accounted for 47 total touchdowns, with 42 through the air
- Tied the single-game NSIC record for touchdown passes with seven
- Had seven games with over 300 pass yards
- Added six performances with four or more passing touchdowns
- Ranks second in Division II in passing yardage and first in passing touchdowns
- Was thrice named NSIC Offensive Player of the Week during the season
- First player in MSUM history to be a multi-time NSIC Offensive Player of the Year
- Reset NSIC records in career pass completions (1,147), pass yards (12,134) and passing touchdowns (115)
- Ranks 10th all-time in career passing yardage in NCAA Division II history
NSIC Defensive Player of the Year
#47 Jes Krcil (LB, 6-1, 220, So., Carlisle, Iowa / Carlisle HS) - Wayne State College
- Anchored a defense that led the NSIC in scoring defense (17.7), total defense (280.6) and rushing defense (81.4)
- Led WSC in total tackles with 81 along with 12.0 tackles for loss and 4.5 sacks
- Five of eight games played had 10 or more tackles
- Career-high 15 tackles in season opener against Nebraska-Kearney
- Named NSIC Defensive Player of the Week (10/27/25)
- Earned player of week after making 14 tackles in a win over No. 9 MSU
NSIC Offensive Newcomer of the Year
#88 Luke Dehnicke (TE, 6-3, 205, R-Fr., Andover, Minn. / Andover HS) - University of Minnesota Duluth
- Had 57 receptions for 1,074 and 14 touchdowns in 11 games
- His 13 touchdowns in NSIC only games was tied for league best
- Led the NSIC in receiving yards per game (97.6 avg/g)
- Ranked second in the nation for receiving yards (1,074)
- Was third in the nation in receiving yards per game (97.6), and third in receiving touchdowns (14)
NSIC Defensive Newcomer of the Year
#36 Jefferson Mobry (LB, 6-4, 220, R-Fr., Rio, Wis. / Columbus HS) - Minnesota State University, Mankato
- Led the Mavericks in tackles during the regular season with 52
- Led Mavericks in interceptions with four
- Tied for the team lead in fumble recoveries with two
- Score two defensive touchdowns, a pick six and a returned fumble
- Recorded an interception in three straight games
NSIC Coach of the Year
Curt Wiese (13th Season) - University of Minnesota Duluth
- Coached UMD to its 22nd NSIC Championship and 13th North Division title
- Earned his eighth North Division and fourth NSIC title as a head coach
- Guided UMD to a 10-1 overall record (9-1 NSIC)
- Coached UMD to its sixth NCAA postseason since taking over in 2013
- UMD completed the regular season, leading the NSIC in scoring offense
- Coached 14 All-NSIC performers this season
NSIC Assitant Coach of the Year
Chase Vogler (7th Season) - University of Minnesota Duluth
- Assisted in coaching the Bulldogs to a 10-1 finish (9-1 NSIC)
- His offense finished the season as the top-scoring offense in the NSIC
- Coached five All-NSIC offensive performers this season
- Scoring offense ranked seventh in the nation

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