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ROCORI FOOTBALL GRIDIRON CLUB

Our mission is to build support, relationships and SPARTAN Pride!

Club Goals:

• Join the excitement of ROCORI football activites
• Visit and connect with old football teammates
• Support football camps, improve facilities
• Share knowledge and wisdom with the ROCORI football team
• Keep football alumni involved with and informed about the program
• Maintain open communications between coaches, players, parents, alumni & fans

Membership Benefits:

• Seasonal newsletter
• Two tickets to the homecoming football game
• Alumni names, address book and email exchange
• Personal pride in keeping the ROCORI Football program alive and well

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GRIDIRON Membership Fees:

• ROCORI Alumni - $25 min.
• Non-Alumni - $35 min.
• Become a GRIDIRON SPECIAL MEMBER
  • FIRST DOWN member - Donation $50
  • FIELD GOAL member - Donation $100
  • TOUCHDOWN member - Donation $200 and above

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Alumni DAVID SAUER 2004 Highlights

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2007 Update

University of St. Thomas junior quarterback David Sauer (Cold Spring, Minn./Rocori) threw for three TDs, had a career-best 441 passing yards, had no interceptions and ran for a TD in Saturday's 50-33 comeback win over Augsburg. Sauer completed 35-of-46 passes and rallied UST from a 33-23 deficit in the third quarter as he led four scoring drives of 64, 39, 70 and 60 yards in a game-closing 27-0 flurry. He completed 17-of-20 passes in the second half. He also rushed for 30 yards to finish with 471 yards of total offense. He guided a UST offense that rolled up 33 first downs and 610 yards of offense. Sauer moved over 3,400 passing yards in 16 career games.

Brett Theisen 2000 ROCORI Football Highlights

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Brett was a two-year starter at running back in 1999 & 2000...he rushed
for over 1,000 yards in both seasons.  He was selected Honorable Mention
All-State his senior year and played in the All Star football game in the
summer of 2001.  He was recruited by Dartmouth College in Hanover, New
Hampshire. [Ivy League].  There, he moved to defense and played at strong
safety and special teams.  After graduation he worked two years for the
Union Bank of Switzerland [UBS] in Stamford, Connecticut and is currently
attending Seton Hall Law School in New Jersey. 
   

ALUMNI... ROCORI Football

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

	Rocori Football Alumni
NAME	COLLEGE
JOHN THOMPSON	AIR FORCE Academy, Colorado Springs, Co.
JOEL VETTELSON	CONCORDIA-MOORHEAD
ALEX JUNGLES	CONCORDIA-MOORHEAD
BRETT THEISEN	DARTMOUTH College, New Hampshire
KURT ORVETZ	FERGUS FALLS Community College
SCOTT FLINT	FERGUS FALLS Community College
BLAKE THEISEN	GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS College, St. Peter, Mn
ZACH JOHNSON	GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS College, St. Peter, Mn
Mike Fabel	GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS College, St. Peter, Mn
James Herberg	GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS College, St. Peter, Mn
JOE MORRISETTE	HAMLINE University, St. Paul
JAY SCHNEIDER	HAMLINE University, St. Paul
DAN DELOZIER	MAYVILLE State College, Mayville, ND
CORY SCHRIEFELS	MINNESOTA-CROOKSTON
RON TERRES	MINNESOTA-DULUTH
TIM FLINT	MINNESOTA-DULUTH
DAN SOLDNER	MINNESOTA-DULUTH
JAY ZIERDEN	MINNNESOTA DULUTH
ERIC DECKER	MINNESOTA GOPHERS
DAN MOORE	MINNESOTA GOPHERS
TERRY SCHORN	MINNESOTA-MORRIS
BRYAN UDERMANN	MINNESOTA-MORRIS
SCOTT RIELAND	MINNESOTA-MORRIS
ADAM GERTKEN	MINNESOTA-MORRIS
JASON GERTKEN	MINOT STATE University, Minot, ND
TIM KRAEMER	NORTH DAKOTA STATE University, Fargo, ND
SHANNON HUMBERT	RIVER FALLS College, River Falls, Wisc.
JIM DECKER	SOUTH DAKOTA STATE University, Brookings, SD
BRENT SIMON	SOUTHWEST STATE University, Marshall, MN
BRYAN SIMON	SOUTHWEST STATE University, Marshall, MN
DAVID SAUER	University of St. Thomas, St. Paul
DAVE TERHARR	ST.CLOUD STATE University
TOM DECKER	ST.CLOUD STATE University
PAT BACKES	ST.CLOUD STATE University
CURT SAUER	ST.CLOUD STATE University
RICK THEISEN	ST.CLOUD STATE University
RICK BELL	ST.JOHN'S
RYAN MONNENS	ST.JOHN'S
JOEL TORBERG	ST.JOHN'S
MIKE BURTZEL	ST.JOHN'S
ALEX KOFEOD	ST.JOHN'S
KYLE SCHROEDER	ST.JOHN'S
AARON SCHWARTZ	ST.JOHN'S
ZACH REIF	ST.JOHN'S
LUKE FROEHLE	ST.JOHN'S
QUENTON LIND	DUBUQUE University, Dubuque, Iowa
MARK LOESCH	WILLMAR Community College
TOM KUECHLE	WILMMAR Community College
*This may be an incomplete listed based on
current information--for additions, please   notify Rick Theisen,
Rocori High School

Alex Kofoed

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Alex Kofoed is a 2003 graduate of ROCORI High School. He is currently a fifth year senior at St. Johns University. Alex is a member of the 2007 Johnnies football team coached by legendary Head Coach John Gagliardi. Alex has traveled a long road to becoming the leading man at SJU. He recently played against another RHS grad, David Sauer. David has been the starting quarterback at St. Thomas, St. John's biggest rival. Both David and Alex have led storied careers at both the high school and collegiate levels.

Alumni Alex Kofoed & David Sauer -MIAC Athletes of the Week

MIAC Athletes of the Week
10/15/2007
Football Athletes of the Week

Tri-Offensive Player of the Week
Saint John's University senior quarterback Alex Kofoed (Cold Spring, Minn./Rocori) was 25 of 37 passing for 337 yards and five touchdowns as No. 3/4 Saint John's defeated Gustavus Adolphus 40-0 on Saturday, Oct. 13 in St. Peter. Kofoed's passing performance broke two school records formerly held by current Carleton head coach Kurt Ramler (1993-96). Kofoed set the school's all-time mark for touchdown passes (88) with his fifth of the game on a 13-yard reception to Aaron Blackmore with 12:14 left in the third quarter. In addition, he recorded his ninth career 300-yard passing game, setting a new school record. Kofoed now needs 36 yards passing to become the MIAC's all-time leading passer in conference games, currently owned by former Bethel quarterback Scott Kirchoff (1999-03). Kofoed has completed 67.6 percent of his passes (140 of 207) for 1,744 yards and 20 touchdowns and leads the MIAC in passing efficiency (164.3) so far this season.

Tri-Offensive Player of the Week
University of St. Thomas junior quarterback David Sauer (Cold Spring, Minn./Rocori) threw for three TDs, had a career-best 441 passing yards, had no interceptions and ran for a TD in Saturday's 50-33 comeback win over Augsburg. Sauer completed 35-of-46 passes and rallied UST from a 33-23 deficit in the third quarter as he led four scoring drives of 64, 39, 70 and 60 yards in a game-closing 27-0 flurry. He completed 17-of-20 passes in the second half. He also rushed for 30 yards to finish with 471 yards of total offense. He guided a UST offense that rolled up 33 first downs and 610 yards of offense. Sauer moved over 3,400 passing yards in 16 career games.