Athletics Hall of Fame
Jace Rindahl was a linebacker who played in 60 college football games, on four Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championship teams and made four Stagg Bowl appearances from 2005-08. Rindahl helped lead the Warhawks to two national finalist finishes in his first two seasons on the gridiron. Back in the national title game his junior season, Rindahl registered the best game of his career to that point with 16 tackles including 10 solo to lead the Warhawks to the NCAA Division III championship, the first for the football program. As a senior, Rindahl powered the defense on the way to earning All-WIAC, All-Region and All-America honors from three associations. He was named the Division III Defensive Player of the Year by D3football.com. Rindahl holds top ten marks in the program record book in interception yards (218), career tackles (248) and solo tackles (133). In 2011, Rindahl was named to the WIAC's All-Time Football Team. The Cambridge native earned a bachelor's degree in physical education, health, human performance and recreation in 2010
