Madison College Wolfpack

Below are the Madison College all-time coaching records for all sports...

Baseball | Men's Basketball | Women's Basketball | Golf | Men's Soccer | Women's Soccer | Softball | Women's Volleyball | Esports | Discontinued Programs


Baseball Coaching Records (1,555-777-7 / .666)

*Fred Williams (1971-81, 1984; 11 years) - 108-137-1 (.441)
John Fahey (1982-83; 2 years) - 18-24 (.429)
*David Schillinglaw (1985-87; 3 years) - 79-47 (.627)
Lyle Hanson (1988; 1 year) - 26-13 (.667)
Bill Hebl (1989-91; 3 years) - 58-62 (.483)
*Leo Kalinowski (1992-2003; 12 years) - 414-169-3 (.710)
*Steve Hauser (2004; 1 year) - 38-22 (.633)
C.J. Thieleke (2009; 16 games) - 9-7 (.562)
*Mike Davenport (2005-present; 20 years) - 805-325-3 (.711)

*Baseball Coaching Notes: Fred Williams was a two-time WJCAA Coach of the Year and inducted into Hall of Fame in 1998. David Schillinglaw was inducted in 2003. Leo Kalinowski won three consecutive NJCAA Division III National Championships, earning DIII Coach of the Year honors each time. He was also a seven-time NJCAA Region XIII Coach of the Year winner and a 2007 Hall of Fame inductee. Steve Hauser earned NJCAA Region XIII Coach of the Year accolades in his only season as coach. Mike Davenport has 14 NJCAA Division II World Series appearances, including a record seven straight. He has been named NJCAA Region XIII/4 Coach of the Year 16 times and North Central Community College Conference Coach of the Year on eight occasions. Davenport surpassed 1,000 career junior college wins in 2022 and 1,100 career wins in 2024.


Men's Basketball Coaching Records (949-752/ .558)

*Doug Redsten (1965-79; 14 years) - 193-111 (.635)
*Jack Brenegan (1979-89; 10 years) - 214-101 (.679)
*Michael Dyer (1989-91; 2.5 years) - 24-43 (.358)
*Matt Young (1992-96; 5.5 years) - 61-89 (.413)
John Green (1999-2000; 1 year) - 18-13 (.580)
Kelly Boe (2000-01; 1 year) - 12-20 (.375)
John Verhelst (2001-04; 3 years) - 55-33 (.625)
*Scot Vesterdahl (1996-99, 2004-present; 14.5 years) - 249-242 (.507)
Bill Kegler (2016-2018; 2 years) - 38-22 (.633)
Jamal Palmer (2018-2022; 4 years) - 41-36 (.532)
Jason Roscoe (2022-present; 3 years) - 44-42 (.511)

*Men's Basketball Coaching Notes: Doug Redsten was part of the initial Hall of Fame Class of 1982 and had the school's gymnasium named in his honor in 1996. Jack Brenegan joined the Hall of Fame in 1996. Michael Dyer coached the first semester of the 1991-92 season, while Matt Young led the team for the second semester, as well as nine games of the 1996-97 season. Scot Vesterdahl picked up the rest of the '96-97 campaign (19 games), and later earned five WJCAA Coach of the Year awards and one N4C Co-Coach of the Year honor. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2016. Kegler was named N4C Coach of the Year in 2018. Roy Boone coached six games during the 2021-22 season and posted a 2-4 record.


Women's Basketball Coaching Records (901-441 / .671)

*JoAnn Walker (1977-85; 8 years) - 121-49 (.712)
Jack Ziebarth (1985-86; 1 year) - 16-6 (.727)
*Michael Dyer (1986-89; 3 years) - 76-10 (.884)
Brad Minter (1989-90; 1 year) - 22-8 (.733)
*Kris (Quinlan) Mills (1990-99; 9 years) - 218-87 (.715)
Camille Burkes (1999-2000; 1 year) - 9-20 (.310)
*Steve Bartow (2000-2002; 1.5 years) - 17-24 (.415)
*Denise Stenklyft (2002-03; 1.5 years) - 32-13 (.711)
*Steve Bentin (2003-2006; 3 years) - 78-16 (.830)
*Jessica Pelzel (2006-2016; 10 years) - 211-93 (.694)
Lois Heeren (2016-2022; 6 years) - 81-54 (.600)
Mike Mayfield & James Adams (2022-23, 1 year) - 8-20 (.286)
Angel Whetstone (2023-present, 2 years) - 12-41 (.226)

*Women's Basketball Coaching Notes: JoAnn Walker was named WTCC Coach of the Year and Sportsperson of the Year once, and was in the Hall of Fame's Class of 1992. Michael Dyer picked up two WJCAA Coach of the Year accolades, while Brad Minter earned one. Kris (Quinlan) Mills led the program to its first NJCAA Division III National Tournament appearance, and eventually won six WJCAA Coach of the Year honors and a spot in the Hall of Fame in 2004. Steve Bartow coached the first 12 games of the 2002 season before Denise Stenklyft took over for the final 15 games. In his three years at the helm, Steve Bentin qualified for three NJCAA Division III National Tournaments, finishing runner-up once. He was a two-time WJCAA Coach of the Year and the NJCAA Region XIII Coach of the Year once. Jessica Pelzel led Madison College to its only NJCAA Division III National Championship in 2009-10, and twice more returned the team to the national tournament. She has also been named WJCAA Coach of the Year twice and NJCAA Region XIII/IV Coach of the Year three times. Heeren was named the WBCA Junior College Women's Coach of the Year in 2018.


Golf Coaching Records

*Doug Redsten (1965-90; 26 years)
*Jack Brenegan (1991-92; 1.5 years)
*Bill Scheer (1992-2001, 2009-11, 2013-14; 14 years)
*Jim Thomas (2001-09; 8 years)
Pat Gorman (2012-13; 1 year)
*Bill Kokott (2014-2017; 4 years)
*Glenn Eichstedt (2018-2024; 6 years)
Chris Soulier (2024-present; 1 year)

*Golf Coaching Notes: Doug Redsten and Jack Brenegan were both inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1982 and 1996, respectively. Bill Scheer was named WJCAA Coach of the Year five times. Jim Thomas qualified his entire team for the NJCAA Division III National Tournament, taking runner-up honors in back-to-back seasons. Jim Thomas earned WJCAA Coach of the Year awards in all eight of his seasons at the helm, while he also picked up three NJCAA Region XIII Coach of the Year honors. Bill Kokott qualified for the NJCAA Division III National Tournament once, earning NJCAA Region IV Coach of the Year in the process. Glenn Eichstedt qualified for the NJCAA Division III National Tournament twice and earned NJCAA Region 4 Coach of the Year once.


Men's Soccer (269-187-33 / .583)

Don Johnson (1981-82; 2 years) - 12-7 (.632)
Vladimir Escobar (1991; 1 year) - 8-2 (.800)
*Greg Gilson (2001-02; 2 years) - 22-14-3 (.564)
*Jeff Richardson (1998-2000, 2003-11; 12 years) - 126-82-11 (.575)
Samuel Ramirez (2012; 1 year) - 1-15 (.062)
Cory Sims (2013-2020; 7 years) - 60-43-10 (.575)
Antonio Paredes (2020-2021; 1 year) - 2-6-1 (.278)
Tim Bruner (2021-2022; 2 years) - 22-8-2 (.718)
Logan Fye (2023-present; 2 years) - 16-10-6 (.593)

*Men's Soccer Coaching Notes: Greg Gilson was selected NJCAA Region XIII Coach of the Year once, while Jeff Richardson received the honor seven times. He was also a seven-time WJCAA Coach of the Year. Cory Sims won the program's first N4C title in 2016. Antonio Paredes served as an interim coach for one year. Tim Bruner was named N4C Coach of the Year in his debut season of 2021.


Women's Soccer (101-51-15 / .649)

Tory Pomeroy (2014-15; 2 years) - 13-14-3 (.433)
Matt Schwartz (2016-2023; 8 years) - 76-34-11 (.673)
Logan Fye (2024-present; 1 year) - 12-3-1 (.750)

*Women's Soccer Coaching Notes: Sam Julian coached the final game of the 2015 season. Matt Schwartz has been named Region 4 Coach of the Year four times, N4C Coach of the Year four times, won six N4C titles, four Region 4 titles, one District D title, and led the program to its only appearance in NJCAA Div. III National Tournament.


Softball (681-526-1 / .564)

*JoAnn Walker (1978-81; 4 years) - 45-23 (.661)
Ron Kaminsky (1981; 1 year) - 17-3 (.850)
Mike Braun (1982-83; 2 years) - 20-12 (.625)
Jack Ziebarth (1985; 1 year) - 5-8 (.385)
Don Riemer (1986; 1 year) - 7-17 (.292)
Kathy Bull (1987-89; 3 years) - 49-24 (.671)
Sue Everson (1990-93; 4 years) - 42-53 (.442)
Janet James (1994-96; 3 years) - 30-39 (.435)
Mark Bulls (1997; 14 games) - 0-14 (.000)
*Kris (Quinlan) Mills (1997; 8 games) - 6-2 (.750)
Nancy Cornwall (1999; 1 year) - 11-9 (.550)
Boo Gillette (2007; 1 year) - 11-8 (.579)
*Del Schneeberger (2008-09; 1.5 years) - 11-23 (.324)
*Jessica Pelzel (2009-10; 1.5 years) - 14-33-1 (.298)
Leo Kalinowski (2011-present; 15 years) - 413-256 (.617)

*Softball Coaching Notes: JoAnn Walker was a 1992 Hall of Fame inductee, while Kris (Quinlan) Mills entered in 2004. Del Schneeberger coached the first nine games of the 2009 season, and Jessica Pelzel took over for the final 13. Leo Kalinowski is a 2007 Hall of Fame inductee following a run of three straight national championships with Madison College baseball. He was named N4C Softball Coach of the Year in 2017, is a three-time Region 4 Coach of the Year (2018, 2019, 2021), and qualified for the NJCAA Division II National Championships in 2018, 2019, and 2021


Women's Volleyball (1,113-619-53 / .638)

*JoAnn Walker (1972-78; 7 years) - 105-55 (.656)
JoAnn Hayes (1979-80; 2 years) - 44-17-4 (.721)
Brenda Weare (1980; 1 year) - 20-12-2 (.625)
Cindy Hanson (1982-83, 1985-88; 6 years) - 93-98-13 (.487)
Jackie (Reuter) Summerfield (1984; 1 year) - 21-10-4 (.677)
Wayne Vanderploeg (1989-93; 5 years) - 138-82-16 (.627)
*Beth (Tally) Quackenboss (1994-99; 6 years) - 153-110-4 (.582)
Sarah (Boland) Grotsky (2000-04; 5 years) - 78-69-10 (.530)
*Toby Parker (2005-2016; 12 years) - 331-81 (.803)
Ashley Davis (2017; 1 year) - 21-8 (.724)
Jeff "JT" Thomas (2018; 1 year) - 16-12 (.552)
Emily DesJarlais, Lindsey Swansby, Sydney Toon (2019; 1 year) - 16-16 (.500)
Quinn Lukens (2020-2021; 2 years) - 15-13 (.536)
Mallory (Dixon) Stone (2022-present; 3 years) - 62-36 (.632)

*Women's Volleyball Coaching Notes: JoAnn Walker's records are incomplete due to missing data from 1975 and 1976, though she went on to join the Hall of Fame in 1992. Beth Quackenboss earned one WJCAA Coach of the Year honor. Toby Parker won back-to-back NJCAA Division III National Championships and is a four-time National Tournament qualifier. He has earned two NJCAA National Coach of the Year honors, nine WJCAA and N4C Coach of the Year awards, and three NJCAA Region IV Coach of the Year accolades. Madison College used three co-head coaches in 2019 after Jeff Thomas left the program prior to start of season. Quinn Lukens lost the 2021 season due to the Covid-19 Pandemic.


Esports Coaching Records

*Joe Hanson (2020-2025; 5 years/10 semesters)


*Esports Coaching Notes: Joe Hanson coached the WolfPack to ten national championships (SSBU 2x, Valorant 4x, Rocket League 4x) and six national runners-up (SSBU 3x, Rocket League 2x, Valorant).



Discontinued Programs

Men's Bowling (1966-1998) / Women's Bowling (1971-1998)

Dennis Leigh (1966-70; 4 years) - 112-15-1 (.875) - 3x WTCC Champions
JoAnn Walker (1970-77; 7 years) - 310.5-93.5 (.767) / 226-66 (.774) - 4x WTCC Champions
Jerry Anderson (1977-80; 3 years) - 142.5-73.5 (657) / 164-52 (.760) - 2x WTCC Champion
Robert Gwynne (1980-85; 5 years) - 263.5-96.5 (.731) / 255.5-104.5 (.708) - 2x WTCC Champions
Barb Powers (1985-91; 6 years) - 208-35 (.856) / 229-63 (.784) - 4x WTCC Champions, 1x WJCAA Champions
Paul Vaughn (1991-93; 2 years) - 62-26 (.704) / Records not available
Sandy Stanley (1993-98; 5 years) - Records not available - 2x WTCC Champions, 3x WJCAA Champions


Men's Cross Country (1968-2003) / Women's Cross Country (1968-2003)

John Ochalla (1968-71; 4 years) - 1x WTCC Champions
Fred Williams (1972-92; 20 years) - 3x WJCAA Coach of the Year, 1x NJCAA Region XIII Coach of the Year, 3x WTCC Champions, 1x WJCAA Champion, 1x Region XIII Champion, 2 Team NJCAA National Qualifier, 18 Individual NJCAA National Qualifiers, 1 All-American
Bill Hausler (1993-2002; 10 years) - 2x WJCAA Coach of the Year, 11x WJCAA Champions, 5 Team NJCAA National Qualifiers, 23 Individual NJCAA National Qualifiers, 5 All-Americans
Jim Hanson (2003; 1 year) - 3 Individual National Qualifiers


Men's Hockey (1972-1980)

Dave Scott (1972-75; 3 years) - 7-25-2 (.206)
Dr. John McCormick (1977-79; 2 years) - 17-16-4 (.459)
Gary Engberg (1979-80; 1 year) - Record not available


Men's Tennis (1970-2004)

John Ochalla (1970-73; 4 years) - 9-11 (.450)
JoAnn Walker (1974-1977; 4 years) - 4-11 (.363)
John Skomicka (1978; 1 year) - 2-2 (.500) - WTCC Champions
Lyle Schaefer (1979; 1 year) - 3-1 (.750)
Michael Dyer (1980, 1985-86; 3 years) - 23-7-1 (.742) - 2x WTCC Champions, 1x WJCAA Champions, 1x NJCAA Region Champions, 1 Team NJCAA National Qualifier 
Chris Page (1981-84, 1987-2003; 19 years) - 111-23-6 (.793) - 7x WTCC Champions, 8x WJCAA Champions, 3x NJCAA Region XIII Champions, 3 Team NJCAA National Qualifiers, 3 Individual NJCAA National Qualifers, 2 All-Americans
Don Barrette (2004; 1 year) - Record not available, 2 Individual NJCAA National Qualifiers


Women's Tennis (1977-2004)
*Club team in 1994 and no team in 1995

JoAnn Walker (1977-79, 1987-88; 5 years) - 19-14 (.575) - 1x WTCC Champion, 1x WJCAA Champion, 2 Individual NJCAA National Qualifier 
Barb McCarthy (1982-86; 5 years) - 7-2-2 (.636) - 2x WTCC Champions
Mary Rawlsky (1989-90; 2 years) - 14-2 (.875) - 1 Individual NJCAA National Qualifier
Sue Zentner (1991, 1993; 2 years) - 12-1-1 (.857) - 1x WTCC Champion, 1x WJCAA Champion, 1x NJCAA Region XIII Champion, 1 Team NJCAA National Qualifier
Kris (Quinlan) Mills (1992; 1 year) - 7-0 (1.000) - 1x WTCC Champion, 1 Individual NJCAA National Qualifier
Bowen Adajian (1993; 1 year) - 2-5 (.286)
Chris Page (1995-2003; 8 years) - 21-12-7 (.525)
Don Barrette (2004; 1 year) - Records not available

Men's & Women's Track & Field (1987-2001)

Fred Williams (1987, 1996; 2 years)
Tom Bennett (1988-91; 4 years) - 2 Individual NJCAA National Qualifiers, 1 All-American
Willis Goedel (1992; 1 year)
Paul Johnson (1993-94; 2 years)
Vernall Duhon (1995; 1 year)
Mark Winzenried (1997; 1 year)
Kervin Soko (1998-2001; 4 years) - 31 Individual NJCAA National Qualifiers, 2 Individual NJCAA National Champions, 2 Individual NJCAA Runners-Up, 6 All-Americans


Men's Volleyball (1996-1997; Club sport: 1992-1995)

Mike Heller (1994-97; 4 years) - 43-21 (.672)


Wrestling (1968-1996)

Tom Flagare (1968-69; 1 year) - 5-1 (.833)
Dennis Hoeser (1969-77, 1979-81; 10 years) - 111-32-2 (.776)
Glen Vissors (1977-78; 1 year) - 11-5 (.688)
Marshall Narveson (1978-79; 1 year) - 9-5 (.643)
Steve Duerst (1981-84; 3 years) - 17-19-1 (.472)
Jeff Gregorich (1984-86; 2 years) - 20-12 (.625)
Jim Tiedeman (1986-91; 5 years) - 17-46-1 (.265)
Bill Kernen (1991-94; 3 years) - 8-12-1 (.381)
Kent Arneson (1994-95; 1 year) - 4-5 (.444)
Chuck Stoffregen (1995-96; 1 year) - 2-3 (.400)