Wisconsin Lutheran College Women's Golf

Volbrecht is in his ninth season as head coach of the Wisconsin Lutheran College men's golf team. Volbrecht, who spent the 2007 season as an assistant coach prior to being named head coach, also serves as Director of Residence Life at WLC. The three-time NACC Coach of the Year guided the Warriors to a second straight NACC title and NCAA Championship appearance in 2016, as WLC overcame a two-stroke deficit after two rounds by firing third and fourth round tournament lows of 298 and 313 to win the title by 14 shots over runner-up Edgewood. Wisconsin Lutheran's third-round 298 (+10) was a NACC Championship record and its four-round total of 1,232 is the lowest in conference history. The Warriors lowered their stroke total by seven shots and moved up four spots from their first appearance at nationals.  Volbrecht coached the Warriors to the program's first-ever conference championship in 2015, as they defeated Concordia Wisconsin in a dramatic one-hole playoff at the NACC Championship.  Volbrecht has coached six different players who have received a total of 11 All-NACC honors in eight seasons as head coach, including Roger Fleming Players of the Year Jacob Mortell (2016) and Danny Behm (2009).  A four-year letterwinner (2000-2003) on the Warriors men's golf team, Volbrecht served as team captain for two seasons. His career was highlighted by a second-place finish at the Lakeland Invitational during his senior season. He graduated from WLC in 2004 with a bachelor of arts degree in English. He went on to receive his master's degree in student affairs administration from Ball State University in 2006. Volbrecht attended Badger High School in Lake Geneva, and was a two-year letterwinner on the Badgers' men's golf team. Volbrecht, who was born June 21, 1982, currently resides in Muskego with his wife, Taryn. They have two sons, Khalil and Jevan.

Former Wisconsin Lutheran College women's basketball standout Julie Langebartels is in her 15th season as an assistant coach for the Warriors. She also serves as WLC's head women's golf coach. Langebartels, nee Christensen, returned to her alma mater after coaching stints at St. Cloud Tech High School (2007) in St. Cloud, Minnesota, and Michigan Lutheran Seminary (2005-2006) in Saginaw, Michigan. For 11 years (2000-2010), Langebartels ran several of her own basketball camps for grade school and high school students. Langebartels was a standout player for Wisconsin Lutheran from 2001-2003. She was named the 2003 Lake Michigan Conference Player of the Year, averaging 15.5 points and 6.4 rebounds per game. She also received All-LMC honors in 2001-2002 and still holds the NCAA Division III record for most free throws made (26) and attempted (29) in a game on November 23, 2002. Over her two years at WLC, Langebartels led the Warriors to a 35-20 overall record, including a 21-3 mark in LMC play. She also was named an Academic All-American during the 2002-2003 season. While at Wisconsin Lutheran, Langebartels was also a member of the women's soccer team where she was named All-LMC both years. Prior to her playing days with the Warriors, Langebartels played two seasons of basketball at NCAA Division I Wright State University, a member of the Horizon League. She graduated from Wisconsin Lutheran in 2004 with a bachelor of arts degree in education. Langebartels manages accounting and marketing for her husband's company, Cornerstone Roofing. She and her husband, John, reside in Brookfield with their four children, Benjamin, Elizabeth, Hannah, and Jacob.

Wisconsin Lutheran College has named Jeremiah Hoffmann as its new Director of Athletics, President Daniel W. Johnson announced today. Hoffmann, a seasoned sports industry professional with more than 20 years of experience in athletics administration, coaching, and business development, will lead the college's athletics programs into an exciting new era. "I am grateful for the opportunity to lead Warriors Athletics," said Hoffmann. "I have the unique opportunity to take the reins of a department that is in a position of strength. We have great coaches, staff, and student-athletes already in place. While it's difficult to follow in the footsteps of Skip Noon, I am excited for the challenge and the opportunities WLC has on the horizon!" Hoffmann joins WLC Athletics with a strong track record in athletics leadership, having previously served for six years as Athletic Director for the University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh's Fond du Lac and Fox Cities campuses. He successfully managed the multi-campus athletic programs and developed sponsorships, while also coaching men's basketball and men's golf. In addition to his extensive administrative experience, Hoffmann has served WLC for the last two years as director of its Sport and Recreation Management graduate program, where he created a 4+1 program, recruited students and adjunct faculty, and formed dual-credit partnerships. Hoffmann's professional career includes serving as director of business development at Community First Champion Center, director of golf at Mascoutin Golf Course, and head golf professional at Rolling Meadows Golf Course. Hoffmann has also served as head women's golf coach at UW–Oshkosh, and varsity basketball and golf coach at Winnebago Lutheran Academy and St. Mary's Springs Academy. "Jeremiah's leadership, experience, and passion for collegiate athletics make him the ideal candidate to guide Warriors Athletics forward," said WLC President Dr. Daniel W. Johnson. "We are thrilled to welcome him into this position." Hoffmann holds a master's degree in sports administration from Ohio University and a bachelor's degree from UW–Oshkosh. A certified PGA Professional, he is a member of both the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association and Wisconsin Golf Coaches Association. Hoffmann, who lives in Fond du Lac with his wife, Audra, and children, Hailey, Tyler, and Samantha, officially assumes the role as Director of Athletics on July 1, 2025.