Presentation College Men's Football

Budziszewski is set to begin his 5th season on staff at Presentation College. He was named Assistant Head Coach beginning with the 2015 season while still retaining his responsibilities as offensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator. Since assuming duties as offensive coordinator, "Coach Budda" has guided a prolific Saints offense consistently ranking among NAIA leaders in first downs per game, total offense yards per game, rushing offense yards per game and scoring offense per game.   Mike joined the Presentation football program as the running back, full back and tight end coach in 2012. Budziszewski comes to the Saints after spending three seasons as the running back coach at Winona State University in Winona, Minnesota. His coaching career began in 2007 at New Berlin Eisenhower High School in Wisconsin, where he spent two years as the offensive coordinator and head track coach as well as a science teacher. He left in 2009 to pursue an opportunity at Winona State University as a graduate assistant. After completing his GA he stayed for one more season to tutor the running backs. In 2011, while coaching at Winona State, Mike coached three All-Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference running/all-purpose backs. A Milwaukee, Wisconsin native, Mike graduated from Greenfield High School in 2001. He was a three time letter winner in football and a state qualifier track athlete. Mike went on to play five years of football at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, where he earned his Bachelor of Science in Education. He subsequently earned his Master of Science in Educational Leadership from Winona State University

Holley is set to begin his third season on the Presentation College staff as the defensive backs coach. Coach Holleys coaching experience includes a summer as defensive coordinator for the Wasa Royals in 2015 in the 1 st  Division of the Finnish American Football League. His team finished the season 7-2 and was the top ranked defense in all major categories.   Prior to Presentation College, Holley was the defensive coordinator with the Munich Cowboys in Munich Germany, the first league of the German Football League. In his two seasons with the Cowboys, the team made two playoff appearances and had one the best ranked defenses in the league, leading the league in takeaways two years in a row.   Before moving to Munich, Coach Holley spent one season at Minot State University in Minot, North Dakota as a Graduate Assistant working with defensive backs while also serving as the video coordinator.   In 2012, he was an assistant football coach at the Sumner High School in St. Louis, Missouri, where he was in charge of the wide receivers and defensive backs and coordinated the special teams. He was also the defensive coordinator of the Junior Varsity team.   Coach Holley attended Missouri Valley College in Marshall, Missouri. He spent 3 years as a player and 2 years as a student assistant coach for the program working with the defensive backs. He graduated in 2011 with a Bachelor's degree in Interdisciplinary Studies.  He is originally from Independence, Missouri, and attended Truman High School  

Holinka enters his third season as a member of the Presentation College football coaching staff, and first as the team's Defensive Coordinator.  Coach Holinka wll now lead a defense that finished in the top 25 rankings of several NAIA categories: 7 in Division I in Opp 4th Down Conv. (31.000) 20 in Division I in Pass Defense per Game (173.100) 24 in Division I in Pass Def Effiency (111.800) 24 in Division I in Opp 3rd Down Conv. (32.700) Following the 2013 season, he helped coach a pair of defensive lineman to a 1st Team All-Conference selection and All-Conference Honorable Mention, respectively, as well a candidate for the National Small College Defensive Player of the Year (Cliff Harris Award). Coach Holinka came to PC having spent  two seasons at Northern State University, where he was a graduate assistant, coaching the outside linebackers. He was part of a staff that recorded the first winning season for the NSU Football Program in 7 years. Prior to Northern State, Kurt coached the inside linebackers at Jamestown College, and in 2010, coached two All DAC players. As a player for Jamestown College, he helped his squad advance to a pair of NAIA playoff appearences, and was a member of the 2007 DAC Championship team. Kurt's interest in coaching should come as no surprise. HIs father Jerry is a long time defensive coordinator in Dickinson, ND, while his brother Brett is a member of the Rutgers University coaching staff. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Jamestown in Criminal Justice in 2010, and is currently completing a Master of Education Degree, Educational Studies, at Northern State. Kurt recently married his wife Andrea, and they currently reside in Aberdeen, SD.   Kurt Holinka enters his third season as a member of the Presentation College football coaching staff, and first as the team's Defensive Coordinator.  Coach Holinka wll now lead a defense that finished in the top 25 rankings of several NAIA categories: in Division I in Opp 4th Down Conv. (31.000) in Division I in Pass Defense per Game (173.100) in Division I in Pass Def Effiency (111.800) in Division I in Opp 3rd Down Conv. (32.700)

Miesbauer is set to begin his first season as Defensive Coordinator for the Saints football program.  Prior to joining the staff at Presentation College, he spent five seasons at the University of Mary, an NCAA Division II program in Bismarck, North Dakota. Following two seasons as a graduate assistant for the Maruaders, Miesbauer was promoted to assistant coach for defensive backs and special teams coordinator in 2013. Miesbauer joined the U-Mary coaching staff in 2011 and worked with the defensive backs, primarily the safeties, in his first season. He then coached the outside linebackers in 2012. In his two seasons at U-Mary he had the opportunity to help coach all-conference cornerbacks Mo Burrough and Arthur Pittman and All-Northern Sun linebackers Mikey Ingemansen and Grant Singer.   A native of St. Paul, MN, Miesbauer attended perennial prep football power Cretin Durham Hall before playing collegiately at Concordia University-St. Paul. A four-year starter at safety for the Golden Bears, Miesbauer earned several honors and also served as team captain. An All-Northern Sun selection on the field and an NSIC all-academic performer in the classroom, he earned a bachelors degree in kinesiology and psychology from Concordia in 2007. Miesbauer joined the Cretin Durham Hall football coaching staff in 2008 and helped the squad win the 2009 state title.   Miesbauer earned his Masters degree from U-Mary in 2012.

Carrs inaugural team in 2011 achieved a record of 3-7.  During his tenure thus far, the Saints have received multiple individual and team honors.

Yorek begins his second season as the offensive line coach for Presentation College, something he is very familiar with.  Dustin was an anchor on the Saints O-line for each of the two seasons he played, starting all 20 games.  He was named a captain as a senior, and earned North Star Athletic Association All-Conference and All-Scholar honors, as well as being named a USA Small College Football All-American.   He was also the first member of the Saints to be invited to take part in the NAIA-D11 bowl game after completing his senior campaign. Prior to Presentation College, Yorek played at Central Lakes Community College, in Brainerd Minnesota for 2 years.  He was named a team captain as a sophomore, and started every game for Central Lakes during both of his seasons in Brainerd.  For his efforts, he was named a NJCAA All Conference Honorable Mention as a sophomore. Coach Yorek currently resides in Aberdeen.