SPEARFISH, S.D. - Announced on Thursday afternoon, the Black Hills State University football duo of TJ Chukwurah and Bryce Coulson were named D2CCA First Team All-Super Region 4 by the NCAA Division II Conference Commissioner's Association. The Yellow Jackets were one of just two RMAC schools to have multiple first team all-region selections and one of five programs in Super Region 4 to do so. Super Region 4 consists of schools from the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC), Great American Conference (GAC), Lone Star Conference (LSC), Mid-American Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA), and one independent football playing school. The duo of Chukwurah and Coulson were both named First Team All-RMAC following the season as well.

TJ CHUKWURAH | WIDE RECEIVER | REDSHIRT JUNIOR | 5-11 | 190 LBS | ARLINGTON, TEXAS | JUAN SEGUIN H.S.
Chukwurah recorded the best single season by a wide receiver in Black Hills State's NCAA Division II era, breaking records for receiving yards (1,100) and receiving touchdowns (16). He began the season with three straight 100-yard receiving games and added another three within the last five games for a total of six such games. At the end of the regular season, he remained tied for fifth in all divisions of NCAA football (FBS, FCS, DII, and DIII) with his 16 receiving touchdowns and was first in NCAA Division II. Against then No. 3/5 Grand Valley State he set career-bests of 12 receptions and 182 receiving yards, while the three receiving touchdowns matched a career-high. He is the only player in the school's DII history to have multiple three receiving touchdown games, having done so now three times and twice in 2025. He also led DII in receiving yards and was second in receiving yards per game at the conclusion of the regular season. He was the RMAC leader in receiving touchdowns, receiving yards, and receiving yards per game.

BRYCE COULSON | KICK & PUNT RETURN | FRESHMAN | 5-11 | 175 LBS | ATLANTA, GEORGIA | PARKVIEW H.S.
Coulson was among the top return men in the country all year long, totaling a combined 689 return yards on kickoffs and punts, leading the RMAC and ranking 13^th in the nation at the end of the regular season. He was the only player in the league to return multiple kickoff returns for touchdowns this year, doing so on the road against No. 3/5 Grand Valley State with a 96-yard kickoff return and then in the season finale against New Mexico Highlands with a 94-yard kickoff return. Additionally, he was the first player in the school's DII era to return multiple kickoffs for a touchdown in a single season. He averaged 25.52 yards per kickoff return and notched five returns of 35 or more yards. On punts he averaged 9.56 yards per return on 16 attempts, including three for 25 or more yards and had a long of 37-yards.