Dubuque High School Hockey

The Dubuque Saints are a club high school hockey team playing in the Midwest High School Hockey League (MHSHL) and are based in the city of Dubuque, Iowa, on the banks of the Mississippi River at the intersection of Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin. Home games are played at the Dubuque Ice Arena (capacity: 3,079).
=== History ===
Roughly around 1978 the concept of an organized youth hockey league in Dubuque begin to be drawn up on paper lead by Tom Hill & Doug Jass with the unofficial board also including Chuck Haas, Chuck Bailey, and Mike Waddick. With the Five Flags civic center opening in 1979 there would be a future home for the eventual Dubuque Youth Hockey Association (DYHA) and plans for our team began.
Dubuque first joined the MHSHL in the 1982-1983 season playing at Five Flags Center and going by the name of the Dubuque Optimists, this was likely a reference to the Optimist Club of Dubuque who probably helped the team financially. Their first seasons would be difficult posting just 1 win across the two campaigns. The 1984-85 season would see Dubuque leave the MHSHL to compete as a midget level team in Wisconsin. 
The 1988-1989 season the team would return to the MHSHL and adopt their new name as the Dubuque Devils. The Devils name was a joking homage to the Junior Tier 1 team playing in Dubuque at the time, the Fighting Saints. This would be the first season the MHSHL split into divisions and Dubuque would win their division with a 12-7-1 record and play in the league championship game. The 1990-91 season would see the Devils be regular season champions for the first time, but lose in the state tournament championship to Sioux City. The Devils would win the varsity sportsmanship award in 90-91, 91-92, 99-00, 00-01 
The 2003-2004, 2004-2005 seasons would see the Devils combine with Cedar Rapids as a combination team, likely due to low roster numbers. The combined teams would return to separate teams with the 2005-2006 season. The 2010-11 season would see the Devils move to their new ice rink and current home, the Dubuque Ice Arena. The 2013-2014 season would see the Devils advance to the national tournament for the first time, but fail to advance out of pool play.
The 2014-2015 season would go onto be one of the most successful showings for the Devils. The varsity team would win their division going 21-6-0-1 and place second at the state tournament losing to Kansas City 4 to 1. Dubuque would advanced to the USA Hockey high school national championship tournament where they would get revenge on Kansas City in the semi-final and advance to the championship game. They would come up a goal short in the championship losing to Cherry Creek, Colorado to place second in the nation. Coach Kevin Nolen would be named co-coach of the year for the MHSHL.
The 2020-2021 season would see large changes to the high school program. Always associated with Dubuque Youth Hockey Association (DYHA), the team would become fully integrated and under board polices. This included a coaching change that brought in a long time DYHA youth coach Tim King, and a complete rebranding of the teams name and logo to the Dubuque Saints. This rebranding not only helped symbolize a new era for the program but also aligned the team with DYHA's partnership with the USHL Junior Tier 1 team, the Dubuque Fighting Saints. This season was played at the peak of the COVID-19 outbreak and presented many unique challenges and resulted in a few local players returning from AAA hockey programs. The Saints would place second in the regular season with the best record in the state of Iowa, qualifying them for the national tournament. At the state tournament the Saints powerful offense and stingy defense would meet the leagues top goaltender and come up one goal short in their semi-final game against Waterloo. The team would regroup the next day to win their third place state game. The team would move onto the national tournament in Omaha where they easily won their pool bracket before eventually meeting the home town team and fellow MHSHL member Omaha in the semi-finals where they would again come up a goal short to finish third at nationals.
The Junior varsity teams would have strong showings at the state tournament placing third in 2012, 2017, 2018-19, and second place in 2019-20, 2022-23 seasons. 
=== Head Coaches ===
====== Austin Willenborg (2024 - Present) ======
Coach Willenborg took over as varsity head coach starting with the 2024-25 season, after 5 years as an assistant at the varsity level and one year as JV head coach. Coach Willenborg has 23 years of playing experience ranging from youth hockey, the Dubuque Devils, five years of college hockey, and three years of junior hockey.  Coach Willenborg also coached at Iowa State for two seasons.
====== Tim King (2020 - 2024) ======
Coach King took over the team during the 2020 COVID-19 season and helped usher in a new era including the rebranding of the team to the Saints. With a philosophy of building from the defensive line and focusing on puck possession the team saw immediate success in his first season with placing second in the regular season, third at the state tournament, and third at nationals. Varsity has made the state tournament in each of his four seasons, and JV two out of the four. Coach King was a long time DYHA youth coach, played collegiate hockey at Boston University, and youth hockey in Minnesota. 
====== Kyle Helbing (2018 - 2020) ======
Coach Helbing is a former Dubuque Devil player who returned to coach his former team. Coach Helbing inherited a young team with talent that was thin on depth at the varsity level. Many freshman and sophomores where called to heavy varsity minutes. While the varsity team struggled, the extra experience helped the jv squad as Coach Helbing lead jv to 3rd and 2nd place finishes in his two seasons at the helm.
====== Kevin Brooks (2017 - 2018) ======
Former USHL Cedar Rapids Roughriders player and University of Iowa coach Kevin Brooks was brought in for the 2017 season. After a 1 win varsity season the year before but a decent showing by the jv team it was hoped a turn around was coming. The 2017 team had a small roster size causing most players to have to play both varsity and jv minutes. The 2017 varsity team while talented and dealing with fatigue struggled with undisciplined play and lead the league in PIM. The jv team featured a very large freshman class that would help turn the team around in future seasons.
====== Kevin Nolan (2014 - 2016) ======
Coach Nolan lead one of the most successful periods of Devils hockey posting back to back winning seasons and first place division titles. Coach Nolan was at the helm for the Devils best season where they placed second at both state and nationals. The 2014-15 season would see Coach Nolan named MHSHL co-coach of the year.
====== Ryan Small (2013 - 2014) ======
After serving as an assistant for Coach Burch, former player Ryan Small would take over as head coach. He would lead both the varsity and jv teams to second place division finishes and varsity a berth to state. Coach Small's varsity team would earn the Devils first national tournament invite. Coach Small would go onto serve as an ice official at the high school level.
====== Chris Burch (2010 - 2013, 2016 - 2017) ======
Coach Burch served as head coach for three seasons over two different spans. In his second season at the helm he would lead his jv squad to a third place state tournament, their first appearance in almost 5 season. He would repeat this with another 3rd place jv finish in the 2017 season. Coach Burch played youth hockey in Michigan and after leaving the high school team became a long time head coach for DYHA and founded the off-season youth East Iowa Hockey organization.
====== Pete Janecke (2009 - 2010) ======
After many seasons as an assistant, Coach Janecke took the reigns for the 2009-10 season.
====== Byron Porter (2005 - 2009) ======
Coached the Devils for 4 seasons and won the MHSHL coach of the year in his final season after leading the team to their first winning record in 12 seasons, their first playoff berth since 2002, and a 6th place state finish. Previously served as a long term coach within the DYHA org. 
====== Jamison Lund (2003 - 2004) ======
Coach Lund had the difficult task of taking over the helm during Dubuque's first season as combined team with Cedar Rapids due to low roster numbers in both organizations.
====== Mitch Jorgenson (2001 - 2003) ======
Served as both an Dubuque Thunderbirds assistant coach and head coach of the high school team at the same time.
====== Brian Swartz (1999 - 2001) ======
Coach Swartz era was marked by disciplined play that saw the teams penalty minutes be some of the lowest in the league and twice his teams would win sportsmanship awards.
====== Les Etienne (1993 - 1994) ======
Coach Etienne, a Minnesota native, coached the team for just one year. The Devils hosted the state tournament that year, and posted a record of 1-21-0, their lone win coming in overtime against St. Joseph.
====== Dan Heath (1992 - 1993) ======
Coach Heath was an assistant coach for the Dubuque Fighting Saints. He finished his lone season on the bench with a record of 3-18-1 at varsity.
====== Brian Plunkett (1988 - 1992, 1994 - 1999) ======
Coach Plunkett was the longest tenured coach for the Devils and lead the team back into the MHSHL in the 1988-89 season with an impressive second place finish at state.
====== Frank Kukuczka (1982 - 1986) ======
Coach Kukuczka was the first coach in team history helping form the Dubuque Optimist and also lead the team during their brief departure from the league to play as a midget level team in Wisconsin.
=== Season Records ===
The season record table has pictures of trophies and team roster photos on the right edge, there is a scroll part at the bottom of the table.
Season 	Team 	GP	W 	L 	T	OTL	SOL	PTS	GF 	GA 	PM 	Regular Season 	MHSHL State 	Nationals 	Staff 	Trophies 	Team Photo
2023-24	Varsity	32	15	10	-	7 	0 	37 	123	122	448	7th 	Lost in quarterfinals	- 	Tim King (HC)
Austin Willenborg (AC)
Joe Steuck (AC)
Jeff Baker (Manager)
Amy Sookochoff (Rep)	 	
2023-24	JV 	32	16	12	-	- 	4 	36 	104	79 	292	8th 	- 	- 	Austin Willenborg (HC)
Joe Steuck (AC)
Tim King (AC)
Jeff Baker (Manager)
Amy Sookochoff (Rep)	 	
2022-23	Varsity	32	15	17	 	0 	0 	30 	107	128	443	7th of 13 	Lost in quarterfinals	 	Tim King (HC)
Austin Willenborg (AC)
Brian Bunten (AC)
Jeff Baker (AC & Manager)
Tim Noonan (Rep)	 	
2022-23	JV 	32	22	9 	 	0 	1 	45 	128	82 	348	4th of 13 	3rd 	 	Brian Bunten (HC)
Austin Willenborg (AC)
Tim King (AC)
Jeff Baker (AC & Manager)
Tim Noonan (Rep)	 	
2021-22	Varsity	32	11	19	 	1 	1 	24 	75 	111	473	9th of 13 	Lost in quarterfinals	 	Tim King (HC)
Brian Bunten (AC)
Jeff Baker (Manager)
Tim Noonan (Rep)	 	
2021-22	JV 	32	9 	17	 	0 	6 	24 	57 	99 	285	11th of 13 	 	 	Brian Bunten (HC)
Tim King (AC)
Jeff Baker (Manager)
Tim Noonan (Rep)	 	
2020-21	Varsity	28	22	4 	 	2 	0 	46 	115	53 	416	2nd of 12 	3rd 	3rd 	Tim King (HC)
Brian Bunten (AC)
Austin Willenborg (AC)
Chad Remakel (AC)
Ron Synder (Manager)
Dave Zillig / Tim Noonan (Rep)	 	
2020-21	JV 	28	14	12	 	0 	2 	30 	59 	69 	200	6th of 12 	4th 	 	Brian Bunten (HC)
Tim King (AC)
Austin Willenborg (AC)
Chad Remakel (AC)
Ron Synder (Manager)
Dave Zillig / Tim Noonan (Rep)	 	
2019-20	Varsity	32	8 	24	 	0 	0 	16 	85 	172	679	10th of 14 	 	 	Kyle Helbing (HC)
Austin Willenborg (AC)
Chad Sharkey (AC)
Larry Husseman (Rep)
Dave Zillig (Manager)	 	
2019-20	JV 	32	15	16	 	0 	1 	31 	93 	98 	793	8th of 14 	2nd 	 	Kyle Helbing (HC)
Austin Willenborg (AC)
Chad Sharkey (AC)
Larry Husseman (Rep)
Dave Zillig (Manager)	 	
2018-19	Varsity	32	2 	29	 	1 	0 	5 	38 	179	919	13th of 13 	 	 	Kyle Helbing (HC)
Joe Dobbeleare (AC)
Larry Husseman (Manager)
Dave Zillig (Rep)	 	
2018-19	JV 	32	18	12	 	0 	2 	38 	112	91 	517	6th of 13 	3rd 	 	Joe Dobbeleare (HC)
Kyle Helbing (AC)
Larry Husseman (Manager)
Dave Zillig (Rep)	 	
2017-18	Varsity	28	8 	16	 	2 	2 	20 	89 	126	702	10th of 12 	 	 	Kevin Brooks (HC)
Kliff Durham (AC)
Tim King (AC)
Larry Nedder / Larry Husseman (Manager)
Dave Zillig (Rep)	 	
2017-18	JV 	28	2 	25	 	0 	1 	5 	39 	114	610	12th of 12 	 	 	Kevin Brooks (HC)
Kliff Durham (AC)
Tim King (AC)
Larry Nedder / Larry Husseman (Manager)
Dave Zillig (Rep)	 	
2016-17	Varsity	28	1 	26	 	1 	0 	3 	47 	152	544	12th of 12 	 	 	Chris Burch (HC)
Kevin Ywanauskas (AC)
Mark Schultz (AC)
Andrew Hornick (AC)
Brad Gerein (AC)
Larry Nedder (AC & Rep)	 	
2016-17	JV 	28	15	11	 	0 	2 	32 	72 	81 	312	6th of 12 	3rd 	 	Kevin Ywanauskas (HC)
Chris Burch (AC)
Mark Schultz (AC)
Andrew Hornick (AC)
Brad Gerein (AC)
Larry Nedder (AC & Rep)	 	
2015-16	Varsity	28	15	12	 	1 	0 	31 	110	99 	544	1st in East Division
5th overall of 12	6th 	 	Kevin Nolan (HC)
Kevin Ywanauskas (AC)
Mark Schultz (AC)
Andrew Hornick (AC)
Drew Steines (AC)
Chris Kluesner (AC)
Larry Nedder (AC & Rep)	 	
2015-16	JV 	28	8 	17	3	0 	0 	19 	58 	67 	338	3rd in East Division
10th of 12	 	 	Kevin Ywanauskas (HC)
Kevin Nolan (AC)
Mark Schultz (AC)
Larry Nedder (AC)
Andrew Hornick (AC)
Drew Steines (AC)
Chris Kluesner (AC)
Larry Nedder (AC & Rep)	 	
2014-15	Varsity	28	21	6 	 	0 	1 	43 	115	69 	504	1st in East Division
3rd of 12	2nd 	2nd 	Kevin Nolan (HC)
Kevin Ywanauskas (AC)
Andrew Hornick (AC)
Alex Blizzard (AC)
Larry Nedder (Rep)	 	
2014-15	JV 	28	17	8 	3	0 	0 	37 	104	71 	567	1st in East Division
5th of 12	 	 	Kevin Ywanauskas (HC)
Kevin Nolan (AC)
Larry Nedder (Rep)	 	
2013-14	Varsity	28	15	13	0	0 	0 	30 	112	120	571	2nd in East Division
6th of 12	7th 	Lost in Pool play	Ryan Small (HC)
Zach Wolff (AC)
Emily Brookshaw (AC)
Larry Nedder (Rep)	 	
2013-14	JV 	28	11	12	5	0 	0 	27 	72 	68 	511	2nd in East Division
7th of 12	 	 	Ryan Small (HC)
Zach Wolff (AC)
Emily Brookshaw (AC)
Larry Nedder (Rep)	 	
2012-13	Varsity	28	8 	19	0	1 	0 	17 	75 	113	529	3rd in East Division
11th of 12	 	 	Chris Burch (HC)
Ryan Small (AC)
Chad Wilwert (AC)
Zach Wolff (AC)
Tim Weber (Rep)	 	
2012-13	JV 	28	15	8 	5	0 	0 	35 	94 	67 	387	1st in East Division
4th of 12	3rd 	 	Chad Wilwert (HC)
Chris Burch (AC)
Ryan Small (AC)
Zach Wolff (AC)
Tim Weber (Rep)	 	
2011-12	Varsity	32	5 	26	0	1 	0 	11 	65 	158	353	11th of 12 	 	 	Chris Burch (HC)
Chad Wilwert (AC)
Tim Weber (Rep)	 	
2011-12	JV 	32	11	19	2	0 	0 	24 	82 	98 	383	9th of 12 	 	 	Chris Burch (HC)
Chad Wilwert (AC)
Tim Weber (Rep)	 	
2010-11	Varsity	32	1 	30	0	1 	0 	3 	37 	202	418	14th of 14 	 	 	Chris Burch (HC)
Chad Wilwert (AC)
Jim Goodman (Rep)	 	
2010-11	JV 	32	4 	25	3	0 	0 	11 	56 	162	566	14th of 14 	 	 	Chad Wilwert (HC)
Chris Burch (AC)
Jim Goodman (Rep)	 	
2009-10	Varsity	32	5 	24	1	2 	0 	13 	45 	135	577	12th of 14 	 	 	Pete Janecke (HC)
Rich Nelson (AC)
Chris Burch (AC)
Jeff Bortscheller (AC)
Jim Goodman (Rep)	 	
2009-10	JV 	32	6 	21	5	0 	0 	17 	59 	106	579	12th of 14 	 	 	Jeff Bortscheller (HC)
Pete Janecke (AC)
Rich Nelson (AC)
Chris Burch (AC)
Jim Goodman (Rep)	 	
2008-09	Varsity	32	18	8 	3	3 	0 	42 	85 	63 	371	7th of 14 	6th 	 	Byron Porter (HC)
Pete Janecke (AC)
Rich Nelson (AC)
Thomas Voss (Rep)	 	
2008-09	JV 	32	12	18	2	0 	0 	26 	51 	80 	478	9th of 14 	 	 	Byron Porter (HC)
Pete Janecke (AC)
Rich Nelson (AC)
Thomas Voss (Rep)	 	
2007-08	Varsity	36	12	22	0	2 	0 	26 	91 	135	444	9th of 13 	 	 	Byron Porter (HC)
Jack McCullough (AC)
Rich Nelson (AC)
Thomas Voss (Rep)	 	
2007-08	JV 	36	11	21	4	0 	0 	26 	56 	92 	466	8th of 13 	 	 	Byron Porter (HC)
Jack McCullough (AC)
Rich Nelson (AC)
Thomas Voss (Rep)	 	
2006-07	Varsity	33	10	18	3	2 	0 	25 	75 	96 	555	10th of 12 	 	 	Byron Porter (HC)
Jack McCullough (AC)
Rich Nelson (AC)
Mark Saboe (Rep)	 	
2006-07	JV 	33	15	15	3	0 	0 	33 	76 	60 	275	8th of 12 	 	 	Byron Porter (HC)
Jack McCullough (AC)
Rich Nelson (AC)
Mark Saboe (Rep)	 	
2005-06	Varsity	33	9 	24	0	0 	0 	18 	61 	131	514	9th of 12 	 	 	Byron Porter (HC)
Pete Janecke (AC)
Jack McCullough (AC)
Mark Saboe (Rep)	 	
2005-06	JV 	33	7 	22	4	0 	0 	18 	58 	117	268	9th of 12 	 	 	Byron Porter (HC)
Pete Janecke (AC)
Jack McCullough (AC)
Mark Saboe (Rep)	 	
2004-05	Varsity	30	2 	28	0	0 	0 	4 	27 	170	444	11th of 11 	 	 	Steve Yurichuk (HC)
Jerry Moon (AC)
Bob Weimerskirch (AC)
Mark Saboe (DBQ Rep)
Steve Goettel (CR Rep)
Gene Cherrico (CR Manager)	 	
2004-05	JV 	30	5 	21	4	0 	0 	14 	37 	115	242	10th of 11 	 	 	Jerry Moon (HC)
Steve Yurichuk (AC)
Bob Weimerskirch (AC)
Mark Saboe (DBQ Rep)
Steve Goettel (CR Rep)
Gene Cherrico (CR Manager)	 	
2003-04	Varsity	30	0 	29	0	1 	0 	1 	45 	224	379	11th of 11 	 	 	Jamison Lund (HC)
Pete Janecke (AC)
Becky Calacci (Manager)
Pete Janecke (Rep)	 	
2003-04	JV 	30	7 	18	5	0 	0 	19 	53 	106	593	t7th of 11 	 	 	Jamison Lund (HC)
Pete Janecke (AC)
Becky Calacci (Manager)
Pete Janecke (Rep)	 	
2002-03	Varsity	33	3 	27	1	2 	0 	9 	70 	201	583	11th of 12 	 	 	Mitch Jorgenson (HC)
Ben Roth (AC)
Mike Bergmann (AC)
Pete Janecke (AC)
Mark Steuck (Rep)	 	
2002-03	JV 	33	1 	27	5	0 	0 	7 	43 	192	489	12th of 12 	 	 	Mitch Jorgenson (HC)
Ben Roth (AC)
Mike Bergmann (AC)
Pete Janecke (AC)
Mark Steuck (Rep)	 	
2001-02	Varsity	33	10	21	0	2 	0 	22 	97 	161	428	t8th of 12 	 	 	Mitch Jorgenson (HC)
Ben Roth (AC)
Mark Steuck (Rep)	 	
2001-02	JV 	33	1 	29	3	0 	0 	5 	42 	181	422	12th of 12 	 	 	Mitch Jorgenson (HC)
Ben Roth (AC)
Mark Steuck (Rep)	 	
2000-01	Varsity	28	10	14	0	4 	0 	24 	78 	101	337	9th of 12 	 	 	Brian Swartz (HC)
Ben Roth (AC)
Mark Steuck (Rep)	Sportsmanship Award	
2000-01	JV 	28	9 	13	6	0 	0 	24 	69 	86 	347	7th of 12 	8th 	 	Brian Swartz (HC)
Ben Roth (AC)
Mark Steuck (Rep)	 	
1999-00	Varsity	22	7 	15	0	0 	0 	14 	65 	79 	265	9th of 12 	4th 	 	Brian Swartz (HC)
Ben Roth (AC)
Beth Remakel (Manager)
Mark Steuck (Rep)	 	
1999-00	JV 	22	8 	12	2	0 	0 	18 	63 	92 	247	9th of 12 	 	 	Brian Swartz (HC)
Ben Roth (AC)
Beth Remakel (Manager)
Mark Steuck (Rep)	 	
1998-99	Varsity	26	4 	19	3	0 	0 	11 	63 	152	548	9th of 12 	 	 	Brian Plunkett (HC)
Brian Swartz (AC)
Beth Remakel (Manager)
Tim Schmit (Manager)
Ken Gaber (Rep)	 	
1998-99	JV 	26	9 	15	2	0 	0 	20 	59 	84 	228	8th of 12 	 	 	Brian Plunkett (HC)
Brian Swartz (AC)
Beth Remakel (Manager)
Tim Schmit (Manager)
Ken Gaber (Rep)	 	
1997-98	Varsity	26	12	12	2	0 	0 	26 	106	91 	453	6th of 10 	 	 	Brian Plunkett (HC)
Shawn Thiele (AC)
Alan Bell (AC)
Michael Remakel (Manager)
Ken Gaber (Rep)	 	
1997-98	JV 	26	8 	17	1	0 	0 	17 	50 	97 	380	8th of 10 	 	 	Brian Plunkett (HC)
Shawn Thiele (AC)
Alan Bell (AC)
Michael Remakel (Manager)
Ken Gaber (Rep)	 	
1996-97	Varsity	26	17	8 	1	0 	0 	35 	111	72 	561	3rd of 10 	? 	 	Brian Plunkett (HC)
Shawn Thiele (AC)
Michael Remakel (Manager)
Roger Wilming (Rep)	 	
1996-97	JV 	26	6 	18	2	0 	0 	14 	68 	113	405	9th of 10 	 	 	Shawn Thiele (HC)
Brian Plunkett (AC)
Michael Remakel (Manager)
Roger Wilming (Rep)	 	
1995-96	Varsity	26	13	12	1	0 	0 	27 	127	154	458	6th of 10 	? 	 	Brian Plunkett (HC)
Shawn Thiele (AC)
Michael Remakel (Manager)
Roger Wilming (Rep)	 	
1995-96	JV 	26	8 	15	2	0 	0 	18 	75 	93 	367	6th of 10 	? 	 	Shawn Thiele (HC)
Brian Plunkett (AC)
Michael Remakel (Manager)
Roger Wilming (Rep)	 	
1994-95	Varsity	22	3 	18	1	0 	0 	7 	59 	141	160	9th of 10 	 	 	Brian Plunkett (HC)
Shawn Thiele (AC)
Roger Wilming (Rep)	 	
1994-95	JV 	22	13	5 	4	0 	0 	30 	116	75 	106	2nd of 10 	? 	 	Brian Plunkett (HC)
Shawn Thiele (AC)
Roger Wilming (Rep)	 	
1993-94	Varsity	22	1 	21	0	0 	0 	2 	51 	153	473	9th of 9 	8th 	 	Les Etienne (HC)
Jim Walters (AC)
Dave Smith (AC)
Bill Snook (Manager)
Chuck Olson (Manager)
Warren Kiner (Rep)	 	
1993-94	JV 	22	0 	21	1	0 	0 	1 	26 	124	308	9th of 9 	9th 	 	Jim Walters (HC)
Les Etienne (AC)
Dave Smith (AC)
Bill Snook (Manager)
Chuck Olson (Manager)
Warren Kiner (Rep)	 	
1992-93	Varsity	22	3 	18	1	0 	0 	7 	51 	132	496	9th of 9 	 	 	Dan Heath (HC)
Ben O'Connor (AC)
Mike Jennings (AC)
Joe Baxter (Manager)
Randy Lund (Rep)	 	
1992-93	JV 	22	2 	20	0	0 	0 	4 	26 	139	272	9th of 9 	 	 	Dan Heath (HC)
Ben O'Connor (AC)
Mike Jennings (AC)
Joe Baxter (Manager)
Randy Lund (Rep)	 	
1991-92	Varsity	22	8 	13	1	0 	0 	17 	77 	114	202	6th of 9 	 	 	Brian Plunkett (HC)
Joe Baxter (Rep)	Sportsmanship Award	
1991-92	JV 	22	3 	15	4	0 	0 	10 	71 	101	206	8th of 9 	 	 	Brian Plunkett (HC)
Joe Baxter (Rep)	 	
1990-91	Varsity	26	22	3 	1	0 	0 	45 	126	63 	382	1st of 10 	2nd 	 	Brian Plunkett (HC)
Greg Dahl (AC)
Tim Althaus (AC)
Greg Cigrand (Rep)	Sportsmanship award	
1989-90	Varsity	20	7 	12	1	0 	0 	15 	74 	100	569	6th of 9 	 	 	Brian Plunkett (HC)
Greg Dahl (AC)
Tim Althaus (AC)
Greg Cigrand (Rep)	 	
1988-89	Varsity	20	12	7 	1	0 	0 	25 	93 	73 	369	3rd of 8 	2nd 	 	Brian Plunkett (HC)
Greg Dahl (AC)
Dennis White (Rep)	 	
1987-88	Midget 	0 	0 	0 	0	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0 	Edgewood 	1st 	 	 	 	
1985-86	Midget 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	Capitol Conf Midget League	1st 	 	Frank Kukuczka 	 	
1984-83	Midget 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	Frank Kukuczka (HC)	 	
1983-84	Varsity	16	0 	16	0	0 	0 	0 	29 	172	332	9th of 9 	8th 	 	Frank Kukuczka (HC)
Andy Rhomberg (Rep)	 	
1982-83	Varsity	18	1 	17	0	0 	0 	2 	52 	199	232	10th of 10 	 	 	Frank Kukuczka (HC)
Roger Biechler (AC)
Dick Hill (AC)
Doug Jass (Rep)	 	
=== Jersey History ===
File:Saints White 2020 thru present.jpg|Saints White 2020 thru Present
File:Saints Black 2020 thru present.JPG|Saints Black 2020 thru Present
File:Devils White 2017 thru 2019.jpg|Devils White 2017 thru 2019
File:Devils Black 2017 thru 2019.jpg|Devils Black 2017 thru 2019
File:Devils Red 2017 thru 2019.jpg|Devils alternate Red 2017 thru 2019
File:Devils White thru 2017.jpg|Devils White 2012 thru 2017
File:Devils Black thru 2017.jpg|Devils Black 2012 thru 2017
File:Devils Red Alternate 2012 thru 2017 maybe.jpg|Devils Red Alternate 2012 thru 2017 ?
File:Devils White 2002 thru.jpeg|Devils White 2002 thru ?
File:Devils White thru 2002.jpeg|Devils White ? thru 2002
File:Devils Red thru 2002.jpeg|Devils Red ? thru 2002
File:Optimists 1982.jpg|Optimists 1982 - 1988
=== Carter Giese Sportsmanship Award ===
Carter Giese was a Dubuque Devil from 2005 thru 2009 where he exceled putting up 42 goals and 40 assists for 82 varsity points across four seasons. In his senior season he would lead the team in goals and assists while making the east all-star team and being named to the leagues Presidents Senior Academic list. Carter was also an elite tennis player winning multiple state titles for Walhert Catholic High School. Tragically Carter passed away in an accident in 2013.
As evident by his almost equal goals to assist ratio, Carter was a team player and in his honor each year the Carter Giese Sportsmanship award is presented to deserving players within DYHA at both the youth and high school level. The official press release presented each year reads, "Carter Giese was a young man whose spirit and attitude should guide all athletes. He had a unique, natural talent that allowed him to compete at a high level in almost every sport. Though he loved all sports, his special passion was for hockey. He ranked highly in both assists and goals scored, while his sense of fairness almost required he record the fewest in penalty minutes — and he did.
As confident and talented as he was, he was never arrogant. He appreciated competition for its own sake and was always fair and respectful. He demonstrated a sense of fellowship toward his fellow competitors, whether teammates or opponents. With Carter, sports were never about winning or defeating an opponent — they were always about the joy of competing.
Carter had much to give and never hesitated to help others. In both sports and life, Carter’s caring and respectful manner touched many lives in ways that reverberate through time. He was truly a young man whose life was a lesson for all of us."
===== Sportsmanship Award Winners =====
This list is for the high school only, for youth hockey please see the DYHA page.
Year 	Winner 		
2023-24 	Benny Meyer 		
2023-24 	Brayden Schilling 		
2022-23 	Beau Baker 		
2022-23 	Jacob Noonan 		
2021-22 	Colt Kuehn 		
2020-21 	Baylor Kivlahan 		
2020-21 	Sean Shealer 		
2019-20 	Tristan Priest 		
2018-19 	William Stipanovich		
2017-2018	Tyler LeConte 		
== References ==
Category:Midwest High School Hockey
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