Jordan Kopac
Head Coach

Coach Jordan Kopac enters his second season with the outdoor Wolfpack.  Coach Kopac served as the Racine Raiders head coach during their National Championship season in 2001, and later returned to the helm for the 2005 - 2007 seasons.  During his time served as head coach, the Racine Raiders won 49 games while only losing 16, good for a .754 winning percentage.  Some of Coach Kopac's recent accomplishments include:

• 2001 USFA National Championship - Team Record 15 - 3
• 2003 AFA Minor League Football League Hall of Fame Induction - Coaches Category
• 2005 NAFL Playoff Qualifier - Team Record 11 - 5
• 2006 Midwest Football Tournament Champions - Team Record 15 - 4
• 2007 NAFL Playoff Qualifier - Great Lakes Division Champions - Team Record 8 - 4
• 2007 Minor League Football News Hall of Fame Induction - Coaches Category
• 2009 CIFL Playoff Qualifier - Wisconsin Wolfpack Professional Indoor Football

Coach Kopac has his doctorate in business philosophy.  In his previous professional experiences, Coach Kopac has served as a professor in business at Carroll College in Waukesha.  He currently is the owner and president of International Production Specialist, Inc.

Dave Mogenson
Assistant Head Coach - Offensive Line

Coach Mogensen enters his second year with the Wisconsin Wolfpack outdoor football program.  Mogensen also recently took over the position of offensive coordinator for the Grafton Blackhawks varsity program. Prior to that, Mogensen served as both assistant head coach and offensive coordinator at East Troy High School (04-06) and offensive coordinator at Milwaukee Hamilton High School (07).   

Born in Chicago, Mogensen was a three-year letter winner at Elkhorn (WI) High School (1997-99), starting at quarterback and linebacker during his junior and senior years. During those final two years, Mogensen's teams were 20-3 earning two conference championships.  In 1999 Mogensen was voted team MVP and earned All Southern Lakes Conference recognition at quarterback.  Mogensen served as the team captain in 1998 and 1999 and was also the captain of his basketball and baseball teams during his senior season. 

Following high school, Mogensen attended Wisconsin Lutheran College where he was recruited as a quarterback in 2000. Mogensen then transitioned to linebacker where he started as a true freshman. Currently Mogensen is finishing his degree in Special Education at UW-Milwaukee.

Pete Kishline
Assistant Head Coach - Defensive Line

Coach Kishline enters his third year of coaching at the minor league level.  Coach Kishline has coached at his Alma Mata, Arrowhead High School, since 2004.  This past season, Arrowhead High School defeated Homestead High School in the WIAA Division I State Championship game. 

Coach Kishline also won a state championship at Arrowhead while playing for coach Tom Taraska in 1996. 

During his collegiate playing days, Coach Kishline won three letters playing defensive line at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. 

During the 2007 season, Coach Kishline served as the defensive coordinator for the Franklin Outlaws. In 2009, he was defensive coordinator for the Wisconsin Wolfpack professional indoor team. His defense was ranked atop the league for half the season.

Aaron Schoen
Assistant Offensive Coach

Coach Aaron C. Schoen is entering his second year with the Wisconsin Wolfpack minor league football team.
 
As a player, Aaron played fullback at Rock Valley College during the 2000 and 2001 seasons. He continued his playing career within the semi-pro ranks for a season with the Milwaukee Crushers of the UFL during the 2002 season.  Coach Schoen continued his playing career with the Menomonee Falls Crusaders during the 2003-2004, and for three years with the Lake County Chiefs during the 2005-2007 seasons. 
 
Coach Schoen is also currently an RB/LB coach in the Brown Deer School District youth football program, and also had the opportunity to serve as a specials teams coordinator for the Milwaukee Bonecrushers of the Continential Indoor Football League during the 2008 season. In his professional career Aaron is an Occupational Therapist for the Eisenhower Center and specializes in working with people who have cerebral palsy and down syndrome.

Denny Galipo
Assistant Offensive Coach - Offensive Line

Coach Denny Galipo enters his fourth season of coaching minor league football.  After serving as the offensive line coach with the Franklin Outlaws in 2006 and 2007, he will assist Coach Mogensen with the offensive line. 

Coach Galipo played 15 season with the Racine Raiders.  During that time, he was the anchor of an offensive line that produced six national championship team. 

Denny is a 1971 graduate of Milwaukee Marshall High School.  He is also a proud vetran of the United State Marine Corp, having served his county in Vietnam.

Jerry Kupper
Running Backs

Coach Kupper enters his first season with the Wolfpack organization as the team's running backs coach.  Coach Kupper has been a member of the Racine Raiders organization since the 1989 season and was a member of four national championship teams.  From 2001 through 2007, Coach Kupper had served as the team's offensive coordinator.  In 2003, Coach Kupper's offense led the NAFL in scoring.

Coach Kupper's experience also carries him into the high school ranks as a member of the Racine Case Eagles coaching staff.  Coach Kupper is a physical education teacher at Racine Case High School.  He is also the head wrestling coach at Racine Horlick High School.  Heading into the 2009 season, Coach Kupper will work directly with Coach Mogensen in developing the Wolfpack running game.