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The North Dakota Harvesters were founded with a simple mission: to bring professional football to a state that has always lived and breathed the game. Led by Dr. Mason Haley, a native of New Rockford, North Dakota, who grew up playing and watching 9-man football, the Harvesters represent the heart, grit, and community that make football in this region special.
From Friday nights under the lights to college rivalries that unite the state, North Dakotans have always shown their unwavering love for the game. The Harvesters are here to carry that tradition forward—giving local fans a professional team to rally behind and local athletes a platform to shine on a national stage.
Playing in the iconic Fargodome, the Harvesters will bring together players, coaches, and fans who share one goal: to prove that North Dakota belongs on the national football map.
The harvest has always been more than a season here — it’s a way of life. It represents pride, grit, and the reward that comes only after giving your all. The Harvesters carry that legacy forward, honoring the men and women who built our communities from the ground up. When we take the field, we play for every farmer, every family, and every North Dakotan who knows that true success is earned through effort and unity. This team isn’t just about football — it’s about celebrating who we are and where we come from.
