Kansas Wesleyan Football has released its list of mid-year transfers joining the Coyote Football program, along with some staffing changes within the program.
The Coyotes brought in 16 mid-year transfer players to fill key positions.
The signees are:
Andrew Brown, running back, Shasta College (Calif.)
Dyelon Caradine, receiver, Henderson State (Ark.)
Ethan Evington, offensive line, Southwestern Oklahoma State
Ryan Farrell, offensive line, Gannon (Pa.)
Trey Ford, defensive back, Southern Arkansas
Lisavly Infante, offensive line, Wayne State (Mich.)
Alec Jackson, quarterback, Northeastern Oklahoma A&M
Rayden McCullough, offensive line, Southwestern Oklahoma State
Joseph McKissick, offensive line, Palomar College (Calif.)
Wyatt Oak, quarterback, Southwestern Minnesota State
Cade Stevens, defensive back, Lakeshore High School
Tanner Walling, quarterback, Wayne State (Neb.)
Rae'G Dailey, athlete, Ouachita Baptist (Ark.)
Max Wilson, receiver, Northeastern Oklahoma A&M
Caleb Yonz, defensive back, Lyon College (Ark.)
Dylan Marks, defensive line, Colby CC (Kan.)
The Coyotes also have added one new staff member, while others have changed positions.
Josh Qualls has joined the staff as Co-Offensive Coordinator and will coach the wide receiver position group. He spent the last three seasons at Arkansas-Monticello where he was offensive coordinator.
"We are excited about the addition of Coach Qualls to our staff and program," Kansas Wesleyan head coach Matt Middleton said. "He brings a wealth of experience to our program after serving as the Offensive Coordinator at Division II University of Arkansas Monticello the past three seasons.
"His unique background in spending time as a GA at the FBS level and time as an NAIA / Division II OC is an invaluable addition to our team. He has a tremendous energy and passion for coaching young men, which is our main focus in Honoring God and helping build great husbands / fathers one day. We are blessed to add Josh and Gabby to the Pack."
Tycen Gray has been promoted to Recruiting Coordinator for the Coyotes. He will also coach the running backs. Gray was a part of the KWU staff in 2025, helping the Coyotes to a 7-4 overall record on the season.