An outstanding two-sport athlete, Kendall Wade earned All-America designation in football and track and field. A defensive back for the Blue Devil football team from 2005-09, Wade earned honorable mention All-America honors by D3football.com in 2009 and a was a first team All-West Region selection after recording 57 tackles, 41 solo. Wade led the WIAC in interceptions his senior year, picking off six passes, including a 36-yard pick-six against UW-Platteville. On the track, the all-around performer set a school record 2010 in the indoor pentathlon with 3395, receiving WIAC athlete of the week honors, and earned individual All-America marks in the outdoor 100 (7th) and 200 (6th). During his junior season, Wade earned All-America status as a member of the school-record setting 4x100-relay team, a team that was the WIAC champion. More than 10 years after graduating, Wade’s name still appears in the Top 10 of the Blue Devil record books. Indoor, Wade is ninth in the 60m (7.04-seconds), sixth in the 200m (22.39) and fourth in the 60-hurdles (8.31). Outdoors, Wade is fourth in the 100m (10.64), fourth in the 200 (21.44), third in the 110-hurdles (14.74) and first in the 4x100-relay (41.15).