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Football Thu, Aug 27 7:00 PM
vs Graceland
Statesmen Community Stadium | Oskaloosa, Iowa
Football Sat, Sep 05 12:00 PM
vs Missouri Valley
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Football Sat, Sep 12 12:00 PM
at Benedictine (KS)
Atchison, Kan.
Football Sat, Sep 19 6:00 PM
vs Missouri Baptist
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Football Mon, Sep 21 TBA
vs Central JV
Oskaloosa, Iowa (JV Game)
Football Sat, Sep 26 TBA
at Central Methodist (MO)
Fayette, Mo. | Family Day
Football Sat, Oct 03 11:00 AM
at Mount Mercy
Homecoming | Hadzic Field | Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Football Sun, Oct 04 TBA
vs Simpson JV
Oskaloosa, Iowa (JV Game)
Football Sat, Oct 17 12:30 PM
at Culver-Stockton (MO)
Canton, Mo. | Poulton Stadium | Homecoming
Football Sat, Oct 24 12:00 PM
vs Clarke (IA)
(WPU Homecoming)
Football Sat, Oct 31 12:00 PM
at Grand View
Des Moines, Iowa
Football Sat, Nov 07 12:00 PM
vs Peru State
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Football Sat, Nov 14 12:00 PM
vs St. Ambrose (IA)
Oskaloosa, Iowa (Senior Day)
Three Claim CSC Academic All-District Accolades

Three Claim CSC Academic All-District Accolades

Oskaloosa--Three members of the William Penn football team were honored for strong 2025 seasons in and out of the classroom as they earned academic all-district honors from College Sports Communicators.

Liam Bryant (Sr., Jackson, Mo., Physical Education) tops the trio with a 3.98 Grade Point Average.  Hayden Vandenberg (So., West Burlington, Iowa, Physical Education) was next with a 3.80 mark, while Dylan Frulla (Sr., Cordova, Tenn., Exercise Science) held a 3.52 GPA during the fall semester.

Bryant and Frulla were major cogs in an offensive line that led the Statesmen to average 422.1 yards and 39.6 points.

Vandenberg was an all-Heart of America Athletic Conference honoree as a longsnapper.

The crew helped WPU to a school-record 11 wins (11-2 overall) and an appearance in the NAIA Football Championship Series Second Round.

The award combines both athletic and academic achievements.  To be eligible for the award, individuals must be at least a sophomore academically and athletically, have been enrolled at the nominating institution for one year (transfers use grades from their previous institution), and have a 3.50 Grade Point Average.  Additionally, individuals must compete in 90% of games or start in at least 66% of games.

To view the complete NAIA academic all-district list, click HERE