NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The Walter Camp Football Foundation announced its 2025 Division III All-America Team on Tuesday, Dec. 23, featuring
Kaleb Blaha and
Gage Timm from UW-River Falls.
Blaha and Timm, earning their fourth respective All-America honors this season, were selected as two of 25 student-athletes selected to the All-America Team.
The duo becomes the first two Walter Camp All-Americans in UWRF history, as the foundation began awarding Division III student-athletes in 2024. Blaha and Timm have led the Falcons to a historic season, anchoring both sides of the ball as some of the two most decorated players in Division III football. UWRF advanced to the NCAA Division III National Championship with a thrilling 48-41 win over Johns Hopkins University in the semifinals, and owns a program-record 13-1 overall record.
Kaleb Blaha, a senior quarterback from Coon Rapids, Minn., and a Gagliardi Trophy finalist for the National Player of the Year, is the nation's leader with 5,770 yards of total offense this season, which recently broke an NCAA Division III single-season record after he accumulated 550 yards on Saturday, Dec. 20 in the NCAA semifinal win over Johns Hopkins University, also setting a UWRF single-game record for passing yards with 520.
Gage Timm, a senior linebacker from Shawano, Wis., leads the Falcon defense that currently leads all of Division III with 37 turnovers gained and 27 interceptions. Timm is the team's leader with 114 tackles (70 solo), 14 tackles for loss, and five sacks. During conference play, he led the WIAC with 12 tackles for loss (11 solo) and five sacks.
The Walter Camp Football Foundation is an all-volunteer organization founded in 1967. The Foundation operates year round working towards the following purposes:
- Oversee the selection of the current year's entries into the oldest college All-America Football Team as voted on by the FBS Head Coaches and Sports Information Directors.
- Select and honor other individuals who have distinguished themselves
- Donation of financial support to worthy charities and youth-oriented organizations.
The Falcons are set to face defending national champions North Central College in the Stagg Bowl on Sunday, Jan. 4, 2026 in Canton, Ohio.
