Mark Wiepert, former Wilsonville High School football player, will compete on the field for the NCAA Division I FBS Football Championship

Mark Wiepert

Dec 16, 2025

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Former Wilsonville High School standout and current Oregon Ducks player, Mark Wiepert will compete in the NCAA Division I FBS Football Championship.

They begin the tournament as a number five seed against the 12th seeded James Madison Dukes.

The first game is on Saturday, Dec. 20 at 7:30 p.m.

Mark Wiepert

Mark Wiepert — Freshman — 6′1″ — 211 — Hometown: Wilsonville

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