Coach Fay

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We are excited to be hosting our Prospect Camp for the 5th straight summer! 🗓️Friday, July 10 📌McCully Field ⏰1:30pm 🔗campscui.active.com/orgs/WheatonCo… Do not miss out on this great opportunity to experience @WheatonFB in person! #NoRegrets #LetsRoll

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Wheaton to the Big 10! 4 years of development on and off the field! Congrats Luca! Well deserved!

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Wheaton football places three players on the 2025 Division Associated Press III All-America Team bit.ly/4j8fbEz

The best I watched this year, live or on stream, was Riley Howard of Wheaton. Absolute thumper. Bonus points for having the most fullback looking headshot imaginable, and for being from a town called "Slaughter." Very fullback of him. #d3fb

So, so proud of our men. #MadeForThis

Reaching the Third Round with a thrilling win #10! The Wheaton football team takes down Wartburg College, 28-24, in Iowa to advance to the Third Round of the NCAA Division III Playoffs. Today's result marks the first road playoff win for the Thunder since 2016, and this year's campaign is the program's first with two postseason victories since 2019. Wheaton outscored Wartburg, 21-8, in the second half of today's contest. Facing a 24-21 deficit with five minutes left to play, the Thunder drove 77 yards on 14 plays over the next four and a half minutes to score the winning touchdown through a four-yard rush by Matt Crider. The Wheaton defense then held firm as Colin Moore (pictured) batted down a Knights pass attempt on the final play of the game to seal the victory. Crider ran for three touchdowns this afternoon, while Riley Howard tallied Wheaton's other score on the ground. Mark Forcucci threw for 228 yards, and Whit Jewett led all receivers with 113 yards on nine catches. Moore led the Thunder with 11 total tackles and six solo stops along with a TFL and two pass break-ups. He was joined on six individual tackles and a pair of PBUs by Maison Haas, while Peter Johanik forced a fumble and posted a sack as part of his six tackles. The Thunder will face DePauw University in next Saturday's third round matchup with the location of the game still to be confirmed. #LetsRoll #d3fb

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