Jason Wolf enters his seventh season with he Falcons in 2023 and will be coaching the Safeties. He also coached Defensive Backs with the Falcons in the 1998 and 1999 seasons. The 1998 team won the WIAC championship.
Along with his on field coaching duties, Wolf also handles recruiting in the southern region of the United States.
During his seasons with the Falcons, Wolf has produced all-conference players on each side of the ball including most recently all-conference linebacker Max Praschak, running back Sam Altena, and current free safety Aaron Borgerding.
In between his coaching assignments with UWRF, Coach Wolf served as the head football coach at both Prescott High School (WI) and River Falls High School.
Wolf enters his 31st year of coaching football, starting in 1993 as a student defensive backs coach at his alma mater, the University of Minnesota-Duluth, where he also was a four-year starter and earned all-conference honors three times playing safety for the Bulldogs. His years of coaching also included one state semi-final season with his high school alma mater Marinette High School and a three-year co-head coaching stint at Robbinsdale Cooper High School, which included the only state tournament appearance in school history.
Coach Wolf currently teaches physical education at Meyer Middle School in River Falls. He resides in nearby Hammond, WI with his wife Jennifer. He has two children. His daughter Anna (21) is a junior at the University of Houston studying Sports Management and Marketing, and his son Nathan (23) will be graduating this December from UWRF with a degree in Business Management.
