SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA—As the 2022 season comes to a close, the University of Sioux Falls and Head Football Coach Jon Anderson are parting ways. The University announced Monday that Anderson is stepping down as coach of the Cougars, marking the end of his 6-year tenure as head coach of the program.
"Discussions with Coach Anderson about the future of the Cougar football program led to this point where we felt it was best for the program to make this change," said USF Athletic Director Pam Gohl. "We appreciate his service to the University and wish him the best."
The University will start the process of identifying a new head coach immediately.
About University of Sioux Falls
Founded 139 years ago, the University of Sioux Falls is a transformative Christian liberal arts university serving over 1,600 students through traditional undergraduate programs as well as graduate, evening and online degree programs including a Doctorate in Leadership. USF is committed to academic excellence and the development of mature Christian persons for service to God and humankind in the world through its more than 90 programs in business, education, nursing and many more including the Center for Professional Development. A recent survey showed an impressive 99% of graduates secure a position in their chosen field or continued on to graduate school within six months of graduation. Additionally, 73% of graduates started their careers in South Dakota, and of those, 93% lived in Sioux Falls or within 30 miles. Learn more at www.usiouxfalls.edu.