- Blue Dukes Football Is on The Gram!
- Nick Bellore’s Parents Beam Pride for their NFL Son
- Kortebein, Bernstein Finish Out College Careers
- Dukes Season Ends with 28-14 Loss to Menasha
- Dukes Get Playoff Nod with 21-10 Win Over Slinger
- Magic Returns with 21-14 Win Over Port Washington
- Hartford Orioles Hold Off Dukes, 14-7
- Dukes Fall to Suns, 17-7
- Dukes Battle Homestead Down to the Wire
- Dukes Fall to Grafton 27-21 in Heartbreak Finish
Joey Tietjen
Saying that Coach Joey Tietjen is a Blue Dukes legend is an understatement.
A two-time North Shore Conference linebacker, Tietjen played for the Blue Dukes from 1999-2002 under the tough, inspirational coaching of his Father and Wisconsin Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame Coach Jim Tietjen, who watched his son captain the Dukes varsity twice over his high school career.
Joey’s natural talents as a linebacker were on full display when he played for UW-Whitewater from 2003-2006. Success seems to come in pairs for Tietjen, and Whitewater was no exception. He leadership and contributions to the Warhawks yielded two runner-up appearances in national championships.
Joey returned to coach alongside his father in 2007, and has served as Whitefish Bay Varsity linebacker coach for eight seasons and two seasons as defensive coordinator. Not surprisingly, one of his Dad’s inspirational quotes continues to fuel his passion for coaching and the game itself.
“Anyone, anywhere, anytime.”