MIAC Weekly

Hosts Andy Tellijohn and Rich Larson talk with Asher Niemi, a sophomore linebacker on the Macalester College football team, and Emily Johnson, the highest scoring women's soccer player in the history of St. Olaf College. There's also some discussion about the St. John's/Bethel football rivalry and the schools who could eventually challenge those teams for conference dominance, and a review of the...

Hosts Andy Tellijohn and Rich Larson talk with Tyler Dimond, a Senior Wide Receiver at Carleton College, and Zoe Keene, a First Year student who is already tearing up the Concordia College Golf record books.

Hosts Andy Tellijohn and Rich Larson talk with Michaela Dilley, a Senior Captain on the St. Olaf Volleyball team, and Billy Cornett, a Freshman Defender on the Soccer team at St. John's University.

Hosts Andy Tellijohn and Rich Larson talk with Anna Mollenhauer, one of four goalkeepers on the College of St. Benedict soccer team, and Trey Feeney, the starting quarterback for St. John's University.

Hosts Andy Tellijohn and Rich Larson speak with Kurt Ploeger, a member of the Gustavus Adolphus Athletics Hall of Fame, who was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in 1985 and spent parts of three seasons in the NFL, including three games on the 1987 Minnesota Vikings strike team.  They also talk about his ministry work as a "Church Planter with the Evangelical Free Church of America. 

Hosts Andy Tellijohn and Rich Larson speak with Bob Davies, the new head fottball coach at Hamline University, about his coaching philosophy, and what he likes about coaciing in the MIAC.

Hosts Rich Larson and Andy Tellijohn have a great conversation with former Augsburg Baseball Head Coach turned Concordia College Associate Athletic Director Keith Bateman.

Andy and Rich have an extended conversation with St. Olaf pitcher David Scheil, and his independent study project focussed on St. Olaf baseball players who served in World War II.

Hosts Rich Larson and Andy Tellijohn speak with Grant Nelson, the reigning D-III National Champion in the Men's 400 meters, and Carter Sichol of Carleton College, who won the individual National Championship in Women's Golf last week.

Hosts Rich Larson and Andy Tellijohn talk with St. Olaf distance runner Kevin Turlington about his philosophy for running the 5k and 10k meter races. Then they talk with MIAC Associate Commissioner BJ Pickard about the academic year and all that was accomplished in the MIAC.

This week, co-host Andy Tellijohn does all the heavy lifting. First he talks with Ellie Peterson, a pitcher with the  MIAC Softball Champion College of St. Benedict, followed by a conversation with Head Coach Matt Parrington and Outfielder Tristen Lander of the MIAC Baseball Champions, Macalester College.

This week Andy and Rich talk with Lauryn Douglas of the Bethel Women's Tennis team, and Maizie Anderson, a pitcher on the Gustavus Softball team.

This week Andy and Rich talk with the catcher of the Bethel Baseball team, Chris Lavin, and the right fielder of the St. Benedict's softball team, Lily Treml.

This week on MIAC Weekly, hosts Rich Larson and Andy Tellijohn talk with Macalester Heptathlete Tessa Myatt and recently retired St. Olaf Men’s Basketball Coach Dan Kosmoski. 

Hosts Rich Larson and Andy Tellijohn talk with MIAC Women's Basketball Coach of the Year Kim Wagers and MIAC Women's Offensive and(!) Defensive Player of the Year Maya Metcalf, both of Concordia College. Then Rich talks with Coach Bob Sullivan, the winningest football coach in Carleton history.

Hosts Andy Tellijohn and Rich Larson talk with Whitney Ronn of the Gustavus Women's Basketball team, and St. John's long distance swimmer Bradan Slavik

This week hosts Andy Tellijohn and Rich Larson talk with the goalie on the St. John's hockey team, John Howe, and then with Coach John Tschida and pitcher/infielder Makayla Steffes of the St. Mary's University softball team.

This week, Rich & Andy talk to Hamline University first year forward Kaiya Sandy of the Hamline University Women's Hockey team, and Cooper Folkestad, a senior shot putter for Concordia College.

This week Andy and Rich talk with Ella Olson and Coach Elizabeth Bauer of the Augsburg University Women's Hockey team, and Zach Leslie a Senior on the Carleton College Men's Tennis team.

This week Rich & Andy talk with Gage Gohl and Coach Tommy Valentini of the Gustavus Adolphus tennis team, and Kiersten Hansen, an alumnus of Bethel University, who is being honored with a Breaking Barriers Award on National Girls and Women in Sports Day.

This Week Rich Larson and Andy Tellijohn talk with Concordia College Forward and MIAC Men's Defensive basketball Player of the Wee, Jacob Cook, and St. Mary's University goalie on the women's hockey team - and MIAC Women's Defensive Hockey Player of the Week - Magali Fillion.

This week, hosts Andy Tellijohn and Rich Larson talk with Carson Koch, a 6-5 guard for the Gustavus Adolphus men's basketball team, and Makenzie Cole, the goalie for the St. Scholastica women's hockey team. They also discuss the Division-III Football National Champions, UW-River Falls, and the bizarre case of Augsburg senior Mohammed Bati, who has been ruled ineligible for the indoor and outdoor t...

Happy New Year! Your favorite podcast about the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference is back. This week Andy Tellijohn talks with MIAC Commissioner Dan McKane and Rich Larson talks with St. Mary's University women's hockey goalie Audrey Abeln.

Hosts Andy Tellijohn and Rich Larson talk with Gustavus Adolphus Men's Hockey Head Coach Tyler Walsh and Forward Emil Samuelsson (from Stockholm!). They also talk with St. Olaf College Men's Head Soccer Coach Justin Oliver, who was just named MIAC Men's Soccer Coach of the Year, and Ryan Bechtel, the MIAC Men's Soccer Offensive Player of the Year.

This week hosts Andy Tellijohn and Rich Larson talk with the St. Benedict hockey team goalie Lexi Badali, and the new Head Men's Basketball Coach at Macalester, Rich Glesman. Plus, they discuss Bethel University's upcoming game in the NCAA D-III Football Quarterfinals against North Central College.