University of North Dakota Athletics

  Mjogdalen came from Hillsboro, N.D., and was a strong two-way football player both offensively and defensively on West's teams. They won three straight North Central Conference titles and posted a 24-3-1 record. The records of 6-1-1 and two straight 9 and 1 seasons were made against teams including Army and Duquesne, and two of the nation's top teams. He was twice named an All North Central Conference guard. After graduating in 1932 he played one year of Canadian professional football for the Regina Roughriders, and played for the Grey Cup championship, symbolic of Canadian pro football supremacy.