Skip to main content
Winona State University

Winona State University

Search complete. 71 mentions across 27 episodes found for "Winona State University".

Sep 10, 2026

Curtis WilkersonHOST
34:59
This is his first year at Arkansas as a graduate assistant.
Curtis WilkersonHOST
35:03
He was an actual assistant coach at Winona State last season.
Curtis WilkersonHOST
35:07
I believe it's either Division II or Division III, but he's got some playing experience.
Curtis WilkersonHOST
35:11
He played two years at Minnesota Crookston, was a two-year starter for them.
Ryan GlennHOST
0:52
I'm Ryan Glynn, joined in studio on this Labor Day by Brie Conway and Gabe Slavin.
Ryan GlennHOST
0:57
Soon we will hear from Owen Culshaw-Klein, former Winona State student.
Ryan GlennHOST
1:01
He is planning to join.
Ryan GlennHOST
1:03
Are
Ryan GlennHOST
1:42
So KQL Sports Rundown on Spotify.
Ryan GlennHOST
1:45
Make sure to go listen to our last episode.
Ryan GlennHOST
1:47
We were joined by Winona State women's soccer player Faith Quinn.
Ryan GlennHOST
1:50
Yeah, Faith Quinn.
Patrick ColemanHOST
16:40
David Ballard III, the wide receiver, a sophomore, had a bunch of big plays on Saturday.
Patrick ColemanHOST
16:47
I think people are also taking a look at Jim Curtin, who's a transfer from Division II Winona State.
Patrick ColemanHOST
16:53
And then in the backfield, a guy who didn't get a ton of work on Saturday but might work his way into the rotation is Duke Gunther.
Patrick ColemanHOST
17:03
He is a junior running back.
Dennis SemrauHOST
18:18
And last year they were able to get a defensive stand and go 99 yards and that was the turning point in this game a year ago
Lance DavisHOST
18:24
agoTyler Wolle, a four-year starting quarterback for Lake Mills going to Winona State on a football recruitment there.
Lance DavisHOST
18:31
A football commit.
Lance DavisHOST
18:33
He is quite the athlete also and quite the basketball player as well.
Lance DavisHOST
19:13
Yeah.
Dennis SemrauHOST
19:13
You know, Middleton, that's my district, the largest one in the state.
Dennis SemrauHOST
19:16
It's pretty tough to do multiple events with so much competition but uh, Lake Mills Tyler has taken advantage of it now next year will be a, like you said, Winona State.
Lance DavisHOST
19:25
It is the Slider Bowl tonight Conference opener.
Lance DavisHOST
18:24
a year ago.
Lance DavisHOST
18:25
Tyler O'Leary, a four-year starting quarterback for Lake Mills, going to Winona State on a football recruitment there, a football commit.
Lance DavisHOST
18:32
He is quite the athlete, also quite the basketball player as well.
Lance DavisHOST
18:36
And you'll see that a lot.
Dennis SemrauHOST
19:16
It's pretty tough to do multiple events with so much competition.
Dennis SemrauHOST
19:20
uh lake mills tyler's taking advantage of it now next year it'll be a like you
Lance DavisHOST
19:24
said winona state it is the slider bowl tonight conference opener the classic of the con almost called the classic eight the capital conference they both start with c so i'm close but you just look out right now there you can't find a parking spot there's cars down the street both sides they are renovating here uh at lake mills high school so that also factors into parking spots but a field house it is going to be a packed house here tonight They're adding a new gymnasium, I believe I heard, right? Yeah.
Lance DavisHOST
19:51
Good for them.
Bert RemienHOST
7:36
CSP at Moorhead, same time.
Bert RemienHOST
7:38
Winona State up in Aberdeen battling Northern State.
Bert RemienHOST
7:41
Also a 6 o'clock start.
Bert RemienHOST
7:43
And Gopher fans get ready to roll.
Randy ShaverHOST
17:04
So you guys talked about all the different opportunities that Minnesota high school football players have in this state.
Randy ShaverHOST
17:11
I've got a list of, it's three pages long, of players who've so far committed to everywhere from Winona State to Iowa State to Wisconsin-Eau Claire to UMD.
Randy ShaverHOST
17:26
This feels like a banner year of high school football across the board.
Randy ShaverHOST
17:31
It feels larger than what I've seen in the past.
Patrick ColemanHOST
56:50
You did note, of course, Drake's success or lack thereof in week one.
Patrick ColemanHOST
56:54
To be honest with you, of course, St. Thomas needed a pretty late takeaway to hold on and beat Division II Winona State 15-9 this past Saturday in week zero as well in front of 3006 at O'Shaughnessy Stadium in St. Paul.
Patrick ColemanHOST
57:12
Then I'm going to go with the last three, which are all so unlikely that I couldn't be bothered to parse between the unlikeliness.
Patrick ColemanHOST
57:23
Carlo, Curry, highly unlikely.
Gabe SlavinHOST
0:55
And I'm here with a special guest here, the first guest of the academic year, so high pressure, Faith.
Gabe SlavinHOST
1:01
But Faith Quinn of the Winona State women's soccer team.
Gabe SlavinHOST
1:04
how's it going faith
Faith QuinnGUEST
1:05
good

16 MINS LATER

Gabe SlavinHOST
16:48
It's been a pleasure having you.
Faith QuinnGUEST
16:50
Thank you guys for having me.
Gabe SlavinHOST
16:51
This has been Faith Quinn, midfielder and attacker of the Winona State women's soccer team.
Gabe SlavinHOST
16:56
They'll be on the pitch on Sunday against Purdue Northwest at 11 o'clock, so be sure to stay tuned for that.
Sean JohnsonGUEST
3:35
I had an older sister who was 17 years older than me.
Sean JohnsonGUEST
3:38
So anyway, high school, went to college in Minnesota at Winona State University, majored in criminal justice.
Sean JohnsonGUEST
3:47
So I got my four-year degree there, undergrad, and then did an internship at the St. Paul Police Department in St. Paul, Minnesota, following college, because I was attending and pursuing a law enforcement career in some form or fashion.
Sean JohnsonGUEST
4:00
And then my sister, who was an attorney, told me, why don't you go to law school? And I said, well, I don't really want to go to law school.

17 more episodes mention Winona State University.

Create an account to see the whole feed, search across every transcript, and follow the entities you care about.

We value your privacy

We use cookies to understand how you use our platform and to improve your experience. Click “Accept All” to consent, or “Decline non-essential” to opt out of non-essential cookies. Read our Privacy Policy.