Coach
Nolan DeWispelare
Head Coach
Program History
Team Championships
2019, 2018, 2016, 2013, 2009, 2008, 2001, 2000, 1997, 1993, 1983, 1981, 1980, 1978
#1 Singles Champions
- Connor White, 2025
- Mason Warner, 2018
- Landon Warner, 2013
- Trevor Milburn, 2011
- Mike Matisons, 1997
- Nick Vuko, 1995
- Dave Matisons, 1989
- Dave Matisons, 1988
- Dave Matisons, 1987
- Karl Falkland, 1986
- Mark Matisons, 1985
- Mark Matisons, 1984
- Pat Carson, 1981
- Jim Carson, 1980
- Jim Carson, 1979
- Jim Carson, 1978
- Vince Sutton, 1968
#2 Singles Champions
- Will Ulrich, 2019
- Will Ulrich, 2018
- Mason Warner, 2017
- Joseph Dawson, 2016
- Brandon Otoski, 2009
- Connor Boucher, 2004
- Connor Boucher, 2003
- John Boudreau, 1988
- Pat Carson, 1980
- Dave Duden, 1978
#1 Doubles Champions
- Riley Warner/Joseph Burt, 2016
- Zachary Peed/Garrett Sutton, 2009
- Kyle Conzemius/Garrett Sutton, 2008
- Tim Kipper/Ryan Field, 2002
- Mark Heiser/Mickey McKeegan, 2001
- Jeff Hruska/Nick Heiser, 1997
- Mike Matisons/Nick Heiser, 1996
- Wes Heiser/Pat Widhelm, 1994
- Wes Heiser/Pat Widhelm, 1993
- Mark Matisons/Bob Byington, 1983
- Paul Kucera/Dennis Barry, 1970
#2 Doubles Champions
- Will Ulrich/ Joseph Plachy, 2017
- Jake Wilkinson/Brooks Scott, 2016
- Daniel Jenkins/Andrew McKeegan, 2006
- Mickey McKeegan/Jake Kavan, 2000
- Jason Bryant/Greg Ganser, 1989
- Dan Brusnahan/Chris Moody, 1983
- Jim Shevlet/Jeff Dolezal, 1981
- Scott Hain/Al Strasburg, 1978
Hall of Fame Athletes, Coaches & Teams
Jim ’81 and Pat ’84 Carson
Growing up, Pat was ranked #1 in his age group from age 12 to 18 for the state of Nebraska. In his freshman year at
Nick Heiser
Heiser completed one of the most unique Hall of Fame careers in Pius X athletic history. He earned multiple varsity letters in four different sports