ORLANDO, Fla. - Colorado School of Mines senior long snapper Josh Wojciechowicz has been invited to play in the Caribe Royale Orlando 2025 Hula Bowl senior all-star game as he looks to continue his career at the next level.

The Hula Bowl is set to be played Jan. 11 at the University of Central Florida's FBC Mortgage Stadium in Orlando, Fla., kicking off at noon Eastern. The game will air live on CBS Sports Network.

One of the nation's best long snappers, the 6-3, 240-pound Wojciechowicz was a three-year starter, appearing in 45 career games with 42 consecutive starts since 2022. The RMAC's first-team snapper in 2024, Wojciechowicz was part of NCAA Division II's best punting unit each of the last two years, including a 42.8-yard net punting average in 2024 as Mines led the nation in that category again. In 2023, he was the nation's only snapper to work with all-Americans at both punter (Blake Doud) and kicker (Hunter Pearson), and Doud would go on to earn consensus first-team all-America honors again in 2024 while kicker Matthew Eich was an all-RMAC pick. 

A rare combination of size and speed, Wojciechowicz had six career tackles and one forced fumble on punt coverage, including four tackles out of only 13 opponent punt returns as a senior. Wojciechowicz has a B.S. in electrical engineering from Mines and is completing a master's degree in nuclear engineering.

The Hula Bowl is a senior all-star game in its 79th edition in 2025, originally played in Hawaii but now played in Orlando during the reconstruction of Aloha Stadium. The game has sent hundreds of players to the NFL including current and future Hall of Famers like Reggie White, Willie Roaf, Tim Brown, Drew Brees, and Eric Dickerson. The 2025 game will be coached by Super Bowl XXXV champion Brian Billick and former two-time NFL Coach of the Year Mike Smith.