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CENTRAL FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF John Zamberlin (Head Coach, 1st Year)

John Zambertin, who played seven seasons in the NFL with the New England Patriots and Kansas City Chiefs, begins his first season as Central Washington University's head football coach this fall .

Zamberlin, 41, replaces Jeff Zenisek, who resigned in January to rejoin former CWU head coach Mike Dunbar, who was named the new head coach at Northern Iowa.

Zamberlin has nine years experience as a NCAA Division 1 assistant, however, this is his first head coaching job at any level.

For the past two seasons, he was the defensive coordinator at the University of Richmond. He also previous coached at Eastern Washington University (1992-94) and at the University of Massachusetts (1987-90).

Last year Zambertin's defensive unit ranked 12th nationally among NCAA Division 1 schools in total de­fense.

"We will play hard, tough disciplined football ," Zamberlin, who will also coach CWU's inside lineback­ers, said. "My basic philosophy is to teach an aggres­sive attacking style of football."

Prior to embarking upon a coaching career, Zamberlin played linebacker for four seasons with New England (1979-82) and three seasons with Kan­sas City (1983-85).

He is a 1979 graduate of Pacific Lutheran. At PLU, he was a four-year letterman in both football and baseball. He was selected to the Associated Press small-college All-American football team and was named a NAIA All­American in 1978.

During his collegiate career he had 184 unassisted tackles, 10 intercep­tions and six quarterback sacks. Three times he was named all-conference and all-district. His number 56 is the only retired PLU football jersey.

In baseball, he was a two-time all-conference outfielder. Zamberlin, who was inducted into PLU's Hall-of-Fame in 1996, was se­

lected in the fifth round of the 1979 NFL draft by New England. Coincidentally, Zambertin began his collegiate coaching career at Massa­

chusetts in 1987 when Dunbar left that school to return to CWU to take over as head coach.

"Mike recommended me for that job," said Zambertin, who played for Dunbar when he was an assistant at PLU.

Zambertin is a native of Tacoma. He graduated from Wilson High School in 1974. At Wilson, he earned four letters each in football and baseball. He earned honorable mention All-City honors in football and was a first team selection in baseball.

Misc: Born 2-13-56 at Tacoma .. . Married Mary Ellen Wolf on June 28, 1997. Mary Ellen previously was an assistant trainer at the University of Richmond. Has two children by previous marriage (daughter Megan, 12, and son Kyle, 8).

JOHN PICHA (Offensive Coordinator, 9th year) John Picha, 31, begins his third season this fall as a full-time member of

CWU's football coaching staff. Picha is also CWU's head men's and women's track-and-field coach.

Picha, who previously served as a graduate assistant or part-time coach for six seasons, coached the inside linebackers after joining the full-time staff in 1995. He was named the offensive coordinator and offensive line coach prior to the beginning of the 1996 season. Picha replaced Charles Chandler on the full-time staff. He also replaced Chandler as CWU's men's and women's track-and-field coach.

Picha led CWU's men to the 1995 Pacific North­west Athletic Conference track-and-field title and a 17th place finish in the NAIA National meet and was selected the PNWAC Men's Coach-of-the-Year.

Last spring both his men's and women's track squads placed second in the conference meet . His men's squad also finished 23rd in the NAIA national meet.

Picha previously served as an assistant track-and­field coach for three seasons, first during the 1990 and 1991 campaigns and then again in 1993. He was in charge of the throwing events.

The CWU coach first joined the football coaching staff as a graduate assistant in 1988. In 1988 and 1989, he coached the tight ends. He then coached the defensive line in 1990,-1992 and 1993.

A 1984 graduate of Rogers High School in Puyallup, Picha is a former two-year letterman for the Wildcats. He earned honorable mention all-league honors in 1987 and was the recipient of CWU's Best Blocker award in 1986.

Picha played two seasons at Wenatchee Valley College before enrolling at CWU, earning second team NWAACC honors during his sophomore sea­son.

In 1987 he started all 1 O games at center for CWU as the Wildcats aver­aged 252. 7 yards rushing and set a CFA record with 34 rushing touchdowns.

Misc: Born 2-9-66 at Puyallup. Earned B.A. degree in history. Brother Tom played football at UPS. Also has three sisters. Married. Wife's name is Brenda.

JOHN GRAHAM (Defensive Coordinator, 3rd Year) John Graham, 28, begins his third season on Central Washington

University's coaching staff this fall. It will be his second year as the defen­sive coordinator.

For the previous two seasons, Graham, who also coaches the defensive backs, had been the head football coach at DeSales High School in Walla Walla.

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Graham also served as an assistant basketball and assistant track-and­field coach at DeSales. Prior to joining the DeSales staff, he was an assis­tant coach for one year at Kent-Meridian High School in Kent.

Graham is a 1992 graduate of CWU, earning a bachelor of science degree in business education. He played two seasons for the Wildcats (1990 and 1991), earning honorable mention all-conference defensive back honors in his senior season. Jn the 1991 sea­son, Graham intercepted three passes and also was credited with 30 tackles.

Prior to enrolling at CWU, he played two seasons at Walla Walla CC where he earned first team all-con­ference honors at defensive back.

Graham is a 1987 graduate of Reardan High School. At Reardan, he earned four letters each in football , basketball and track. He was a three-time all-league linebacker and two­time all-league quarterback and also was the team captain and Most Inspi­rational award winner.

Misc: Born 2-7-69 at Ellensburg. Married. Wife's name is Becky. Has two-year-old son, Andrew.

BEAU BALDWIN (Quarterbacks, 4th Year) Beau Baldwin begins his fourth season as CWU's quarterback coach this

fall. It will be his second season as a full-time staff member. Prior to joining the coaching staff three years ago as a graduate assistant,

Baldwin played four seasons for the Wildcats, and ranks 14th in career passing despite the fact he was never a full-time starter.

Baldwin, 25, completed 121 of 197 passes for 1,655 yards and eight touchdowns. His 61 .4 career passing percentage is a school record.

He engineered two of the greatest comebacks in school history. In 1991, he set school single-game marks for passing attempts (52), completions (32), yards (467) , total plays (66) and total yards (550) in a 38-35 win over Simon Fraser. His six-yard touchdown pass to Eric Boles with four seconds left gave Central the win.

In 1992 he came off bench to lead CWU to the greatest fourth-quarter comeback in Columbia Football Association history. He completed 21 of 33 passes for 222 yards as the Wildcats scored 26 points in the period to over­come 28-3 deficit.

Baldwin graduated from Curtis High School in 1990 where he earned three letters in football and three in baseball. He Jed Curtis to the 1989 state football title.

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Joining the four full-time members of CWU's coaching staff this fall are nine graduate assistants, including seven former Wildcat players.

Members of the staff include ex-Wildcats Ryan Fournier (wide receivers), Mike Henry (assistant offensive line), Shawn John (running backs), Gary Michael {defensive backs), Todd Murray (tight ends), Greg Stoller (kickers and Shelby Zamberlin (assistant inside linebackers).

Also on the staff are Josh Fetter {defensive line) and Brian Strandley (de­fensive tackles). Both Fetter and Strandley both played four seasons at the University of Idaho.

Fournier, Henry, Murray and Stoller were members of last year's Wildcat squad.

Fournier started at quarterback and passed for 1,940 yards and 20 touch­downs. His yardage total ranks sixth in CWU history. He had a season-best 373-yard performance against Southern Oregon and threw for 200 or more yards six times.

Henry played four seasons on the Wildcat offensive line, making a total of seven starts. Murray is CWU's all-time receiver at the tight end position, catching a total of 76 passes for 960 yards and five touchdowns. Three times he earned all-conference honors, including twice first team honors.

Stoller was the NAIA's national punting leader last fall, averaging 42.4 yards to earn NAIA Division 2 All-American first team honors.

John played four seasons for CWU between 1990 and 1993, making a total of 39 starts. In 1993, he was voted CWU's Outstanding Blocker award winner and earned first team Mt. Rainier League and Little All-Northwest honors.

Michael played defensive back for four seasons for the Wildcats, prior to joining the coaching staff last year. He made 27 starts and was twice selec­tion the team's Most Inspirational winner, including two years ago when the Wildcats won the national title.

Zamberlin, the nephew of CWU's head coach, played for the Wildcats in 1991and1992.

Fetter played linebacker for the Vandals between 1991 and 1994. Strandley also played between 1991 and 1994 and had a total of 101 career tackles from his tackle position, including 39 in his junior season when he helped the Vandals advance to the semifinals of the NCAA Division 1-AA national playoffs.

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Evan Ayres (OL, 6-2, 255, Jr., Bellingham -Sehome)

High School: Graduated from Sehome in 1994. Let­tered in football (3) and track (4). All-conference of­fensive tackle junior and senior seasons. Competed in district meet is discus and javelin in track junior and senior years. College: Redshirted 1994 season. Earned letter last year as backup on offensive line freshman season. Started all 10 games as weakside guard last year. Next to Doll is strongest player on team. Is very intelligent player and team leader. Misc: Born 7-14-75 at Bellingham. Sports fitness major. Wants to be a personnel trainer. Posted 3.2 GPA in high school.

Josh Burgess (OT, 6-2, 260, So., Yakima - West Val­ley)

High School: Graduated from West Valley in 1995. Lettered in football (3), wrestling (1) and track-and· field (3). Twice first team all-league offense. Second team defense and first team defense junior and seniors sea­sons respectively. Played in all-state game. Team captain junior season. Placed seventh in discus (153· 0) in Class AA state track-and-field meet junior sea· son. High school career bests of 155-4 in discus and 52-1 O 1 /2 in shot put. College: Redshirted freshman season. Started three games at strongside guard slot last season. Has quick feet and good size. Misc: Born 11-3-76 at Yakima. Law enforcement major. Posted 3.2 high school GPA. Has one brother.

Mark Doll (OT, 6-2, 250, Jr., Selah)

High School: Graduated from Selah in 1994. Let­tered in football (3) and baseball. Played tight end and outside linebacker in football. First team all­league. Two-time captain and Best Defensive Line­man award winner. Played first base in baseball. Selected Athlete-of-the-Year. College: Is CWU's most experienced and best offensive lineman. Was switched from tight end line halfway through 1994 redshirt season. Has started 24 consecutive games at strongside tackle past two seasons. Helped lead Wildcats to No. 1 ranking in total offense in CFA each of past two seasons. Voted CWU's Outstanding Freshman award winner in 1995. Earned second team all-conference honors last year . Will be on of team leaders this falls. Perhaps is strongest player on team. Misc: Born 2-14-76 at Yakima. Law enforcement major. Has one sister. Uncles Jay Gilliam and Mike Ehlis played football at CWU and YVC, respectively.

Tony Frank (WR, 6-0, 190, Sr., Clallam Bay -WWCC)

High School: Graduated from Clallam Bay in 1993. Lettered in football (2), basketball (4) and track (2). Played running back in football. Team MVP. Played guard in basketball and competed in high jump, triple jump and long jump in track. College: Played two seasons at Walla Walla CC. Caught 22 passes for 434 yards and six touchdowns sophomore year. Started nine of 1 o games last fall for Wildcats. Caught 28 passes for 480 yards and six touchdowns. Aver­aged team-best 17.1 yards per catch, including long of 52. Caught four passes for 100 yards against Southern Oregon . . . Has excellent speed and hasabilitytogodeep. Misc: Born 9-21 -75atWallaWalla. Lawandjustice major. Has one brother and one sister.

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Jason Frederick (OT, 6-1, 250, Jr., Raymond -Willapa Valley)

High School: Graduated from Willapa Valley in 1992. Lettered in football (3), basketball (2) and track (3). Receiver and defensive end in football. Inspirational and Coaches award winner. Played guard in basket­ball. College: Attended Centralia CC prior to enroll­ing at CWU. Redshirted 1994 season. On squad in 1995. Earned letter last fall in backup role. Might challenge for starting berth at weakside tackle slot. Misc: Born 8-26-74 at South Bend, Wash. Education major. Has one brother and two sisters. Uncle (Gary Frederick) is CWU' s athletic director and women' s softball coach. Father (Mike) and uncle (Steve) competed in cross country at CWU. Father also served university as women's assistant basketball coach in late 1980s.

Julian Hamm (RB, 5-9, 175, So., Des Moines - Mt. Rainier)

High School: Graduated from Mt. Rainier in 1995. Three-year letter winner in football. Also competed in basketball and track. Running back and defensive back in football. Led league in rushing (989 yards) and all-purpose running senior season to earn first team all-star honors. Honorable mention all-star as sophomore and junior. Team captain senior year. Nominated for all-state game, but didn't play because of an injury . College: Redshirted freshman year. Played backup role last season, rushing for 278 yards on 68 carries. Scored two touchdowns. Also caught nine passes for

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53 yards. Got a lot of reps in spring as Murphy sat out drills because of knee injury. Has great body balance and sees holes well. Has excellent quick­ness. Misc : Born 12-31-75 at Spokane. Counseling major. Has one sister. Cousin (Lance Hamm) played basketball at Texas Christian.

Dolan Holt (TE, 6-2, 220, Sr., Enumclaw)

High School: Graduated from Enumclaw in 1993. Lettered in football (3), basketball (2) and baseball (2). First team all-league tight end. Team captain and first team all-league center in basketball. Second team all­league first baseman in baseball. College: Played backup role to three-time all-star Todd Murray past three seasons, starting a total of four games when Murray was hurt. Caught six passes for 86 yards freshman season. Started three games sophomore year catch- . ing 32 passes for 418 yards and one touchdown. Caught eight passe.s for 75 yards last season ... Was voted Outstanding Freshman award .w1~ner 1n 1994. Earned honorable mention all-league honors sophomore and Junior seasons, despite playing backup role. Has excellent hands, perhaps the best on the team. Misc: Born 9-17-75 at Seattle. Has one sister. Leisure services ma­jor. Posted 3.1 GPA in high school winning two academic scholarships.

Casey Jacox (QB, 6-3, 200, Jr., Renton - Kentridge)

High School: Graduated from Kentridge in 1994. Earned two letters in football. Team captain. Honor­able mention all-league junior season. Missed senior year after breaking four bones in right foot. College: Redshirted freshman year at CWU. Was No. 3 quar­terback in 1995, completing his only pass attempt for minus one yard. Played in seven games last season starting three. Completed 74 of 145 passes for 888 yards and nine touchdowns. Completed 23 of 38 . . passes for 333 yards and four touchdowns in 44-41 loss to Pac1f1c Lutheran

to earn Wildcat-of-the-Week honors .. . Has strong arm and has made good strides in knowledge of offense and leadership skills. Misc : Born 3-12-76 at Lacey. Business education major. High school activities included honor society and Natural Helpers. Coached youth league basketball. Has one sister. Cousin (James Compton) played football at UW.

Davis Lura (WR, 6-0, 185, Sr., Stanwood)

High School: Graduated from Stanwood in 1993. Lettered in football (3) and basketball (3). Twice earned second team all-league defensive back hon­ors. Second team all-league receiver junior season. First team all-league senior season. Team captain junior and senior seasons in basketball. College: On squad freshman season, but did not letter. Earned letter sophomore and junior seasons as backup wide receiver. Did not catch any balls sophomore year . Caught 11 passes for 73 yards last fall. Misc: ~om 3-20-75 at Jamestown, N.D. Physical education major. Had 3.3 GPA in high school. High school activities included FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America). Father (Duey) played football and baseball at Mayville State. Cousin (Scott Boe) played baseball at North Dakota.

Dan Murphy (RB, 6-2, 205, So., Royal City)

High School: Graduated from Royal City in 1995. Earned nine letters - three in football, two in basket­ball and four in baseball. Linebacker and running back in football. All-league in football , basketball and baseball. All-state and Team MVP on offense and defense in football. Played forward in basketball and first base, second base and third base in baseball. College: Redshirted freshman year. Was.switche-d­from tight end to running back last fall. Went on to lead team in rushing (761 yards). Also caught 22 passes for 172 vards.

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Ranked second on team in scoring with 60 points. Rushing total was the most in school history by a freshman. Had season-high 144 yards against Whitworth in season-opener. Netted 114 yards against Southern Oregon on Nov. 2. Missed most of final game of season and all of spring practice with knee injury ... Has ability to run over and also to outrun defensive players. Tough to bring down. Misc: Born 4-21 -77 at Moses Lake. Agribusiness major. Plans to follow father in orchardist business. Posted 3.75 GPA in high school and won several academic scholarships. Was also involved in honor society and church youth group. Has one brother and one sister.

Ryan Seal (WR, 6-2, 190, So., Poulsbo - North Kitsap)

High School: Graduated from North Kitsap in 1995. Earned three letters each in football (3) and baseball (3). All-league split end and Academic award winner in football. Most Improved award winner as pitcher in baseball. College: Redshirted freshman year. Caught 18 passes for 186 yards and two touchdowns last sea­son. Had eight catches for 87 yards in season finale against Eastern Oregon . ... Has good speed and soft hands. Misc: Born 4-12-77 at Kennewick. Business major. Has four sisters. Posted 3.53 GPA in high school. Was on honor roll and Principal's List.

Robert Thomas (OT, 6-1, 240, So., Port Angeles)

High School: Graduated from Port Angeles High School in 1995. Lettered in football (3) and track (1 ). All-league center in football. Competed in shot put and discus in track. College: After redshirting fresh­man year, earned letter last fall. Handled long snap­ping duties as well as playing backup role on offen­sive line. Will contend for starting slot at weakside tackle. Misc: Born 9-25-76 at Port Angeles. Physical education major. Planning to be PE teacher. High school activities included school newspaper and band. Has one brother.

Andy Wagner (TE, 6-1, 210, Jr., Snohomish)

High School: Graduated from Snohomish High School in 1994. Lettered in football (3), basketball (2) and track (3). Played quarterback in football . Team cap­tain award winner. Forward in basketball. Voted Cap­tain and Most Inspirational award winner. College: On squad in 1995. Earned letter last fall as No. 3 tight end. Will backup Holt this fall. Has good speed and might also be used as H-back.

Josh Woodard (Slot, 5-11, 185, Sr., Auburn)

High School: Graduated from Auburn High School in 1993. Lettered in football (3) and baseball (3). Played running back and free safety in football. All-league junior and senior season. Outfielder in baseball. College: Played defensive back in freshman season. Had six tackles, including four primaries. Switched to offense sopho­more season. Started 13 games and caught 44 passes for 470 yards and three touchdowns. Had season­high eight catches against Pacific Lutheran. Ranked second on team in receiving last season catching 47 passes for 571 yards earning first team all-conference honors. Forty-seven catches is 1 Oth best single-sea­son total in school history. Caught 10 passes for 135 yards (both season team-highs) against Simon Fraser. Had eight catches for 100 yards against Southern Or­egon. Ranks fifth in career receptions with 91 for 1,041 yards and seven touchdowns. . .Is a tough, physical player who likes con­tact. Has good hands and runs good routes. Misc: Born 11-19-7 4 at Decatur, Ala. Business Administration/marketing major. Posted 3.6 GPA in high school. Has one brother and two sisters. Married. Wife's name is Jodie. Has infant daughter, Shaley Kathleen Anne, who was born May 8.

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Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown Chris Daley PK 5-9 165 Fr. Ashland Tommy Selden TB 5-6 155 Sr. Pittsburg, CA Mike Long WR 5-11 175 Jr. Salem Dan Munoz QB 6-0 180 Fr. Novato, CA Dan Walters QB 5-10 170 Fr. Jerome, ID Jenner Yriarte DB 5-10 180 So. Eugene Mike Seedborg WR 6-1 190 Fr. Las Vegas, NV Joe Padilla DB 5-8 165 Jr. McMinnville Coupar Thomas LB 6-2 220 Sr. Big Valley, CA Will Salade DB 5-10 180 Jr. Medford John Tunick DB 6-0 190 Sr. Thousand Oaks, CA Dan Woodward QB 6-2 195 Fr. Eagle Point Matt Geske QB 6-1 190 Jr. Portland Toby Taylor WR 5-10 180 So. Eagle Point Nathan White DB 5-10 175 Jr. Canyonville Griff Yates TB 6-0 180 So. Coquille Casey Jackson TB 5-8 175 Jr. Seaside Marc Matteson DB 5-10 160 Fr. Medford Ryan Morgan WR 5-9 180 Sr. Wilderville J.J. Jedrykowski DB 5-10 190 So. Klamath Falls Mark Hubbard FB 6-0 230 Sr. Springfield K.C. Thompson LB 6-2 210 Jr. Portland Aaron Rudishauser WR 6-1 195 So. Portland Colby Highland DB 5-10 180 Fr. Lake Oswego Chris Robins FB 6-0 210 Fr. Talent Zach Laboy LB 6-1 240 Jr. Milwaukie Matt Brockamp DB 5-10 175 Fr. Silverton Jason Drake LB 6-1 215 Jr. Winston Thad Simeral LB 5-11 210 Sr. Merced, CA Greg Hobson LB 5-11 200 Fr. Florence John Colombero PK 6-0 215 Sr. San Jose, CA Don Lovett TE 6-2 215 So. Roseburg Kris Thomas DB 6-0 190 Fr. Sandy

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Head Coach -Jeff Olson, Southern Oregon '82 (2nd, 4-5). Assistants· Bill Singler, offensive coordinator; Jeff Weiss, defensive coordinator; Tom Powell, offensive line; Stan Gida, defensive line; Matt Sayre, wide receivers; Roger VanDeZande, offense; John Lemmons, running backs; Jorn Maier, defensive backs; Jody Crow, defensive backs; Jake Glaze, linebackers; James Gravelle, defensive backs; Gabe Sellers, defensive line.

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CFA W-L PF-PA W-L PF-PA Ho Aw Southern Oregon 1-0 22-14 3-1 119-58 1-1 2-0 Central Washington 1-0 50-14 2-2 109-101 0-1 1-1 Western Oregon 1-1 22-28 4-1 85-73 2-0 2-1 Western Washington 1-1 51-15 3-2 156-76 1-1 2-1 Simon Fraser 0-1 14-50 1-4 78-157 1-1 0-2 Humboldt State 0-1 7-45 1-5 89-201 0-4 1-1

Neutral Sites: CWU 1-0, SFU 0-1.

Last Week's Results: Western Oregon 14 at Southern Oregon 22; Simon Fraser 12 at Cal Poly- SLO 52; Western Washington 45 at Humboldt State 7. (Central Washing1on was idle).

This Saturday's Schedule: Western Washington at UC-Davis, 7 p.m.; Southern Oregon at Central Washington, 1 :30 p.m.; Humboldt State at Simon Fraser, 1 p.m. (Western Oregon is idle).

While it is probably too early to order championship rings, the winner of today's Central Washington - Southern Oregon game will grab the early lead in the Columbia Football Association race.

The game matches the only two teams left in the conference without a league loss. It is also CWU's annual Homecoming Game - and its only home contest in the entire month of October.

Following the contest, the 'Cats take the road for two weeks before re­turning home Nov. 8 to host arch-rival Western Washington.

First-year head coach John Zamberlin doesn't look at this contest as a "championship" game. "The way we look at it is we have five games left and we need to win all five (to reach the NAIA playoffs)," Zamberlin said.

CWU brings a 2-2 record - and a two-game losing streak into the contest. Southern Oregon is 3-1 and has won three straight, its longest win streak since 1994.

After opening the season with a home loss to Linfield, the Raiders have won three, including a 22-14 victory over 12th ranked and previously un­beaten Western Oregon last Saturday in Ashland.

Southern Oregon has the CFA's best rushing attack, averaging 261 .8 yards per game. It features perhaps the two best backs in the CFA.

A year ago, Casey Jackson (5-8, 175, Jr.) led the CFA in rushing with 1,083 yards and 10 touchdowns. Jackson missed the first three games this fall with a herniated disk, but returned last Saturday to rush for 71 yards on 15 carries.

Southern Oregon's running attack, however, did not miss a beat as Griff Yates (6-0, 180, So.) is running away with this year's league rushing crown.

Yates is on a Northwest small-college record pace, averaging 194.8 yards per game, including a school-record 244 yards in Saturday's win over West­

. ern Oregon. "He is a very talented running back," Zamberlin said after watching him on

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Stopping the SOU running game (the Raiders rank last in the CFA in passing) is the No. 1 concern for Zamberlin and defensive coordinator John Graham.

On offense, Zamberlin hopes his team can develop a little more consis­tency than they've shown in their first four games.

Central ranks second in the CFA in total offense (381.3) behind Southern Oregon, but the 'Cats have converted on just 27.8 percent of their third­down opportunities and have rushed for only 11 o total yards in their last two outings.

CWU had only 44 yards three weeks ago against Willamette and 66 rush­ing yards two weeks ago against Cal - Davis. The passing game also pro­duced just 160 yards against UC-Davis and quarterbacks Casey Jacox (6-2, 205, Jr., Renton - Kentridge) and Sean McCoy (6-3, 215, Jr., Everett) com­bined to complete only 11 of 36 passes for 160 yards.

Jacox, however, still leads the CFA in passing and total offense and ranks fifth nationally in passing (268.3) and eighth in total offense (254.8).

Wide receiver Tony Frank (6-0, 190, Sr., Clallam Bay- WWCC) leads the CFA in receiving with 21 catches for 403 yards and four touchdowns. Ian Tyrrell (5-8, 21 O, Fr., Yakima - Davis) is the CFA punt leader and ranks eighth nationally with a 40.7 average.

Defensively, Southern Oregon ranks second in the CFA allowing 271.0 yards per game. Tackles Jon Chamberlin (6-4, 255, Sr.) and Gerald Breymann (6-3, 255, Jr.) rank second (11-48) and third (8 1/5 - 49) in the CFAin tackles for losses.

CWU is fifth in the conference in defense, allowing 386.8 yards per game. Linebacker Ryan Sawyer (6-3, 230, So., Kent - Kent-Meridian) is CWU's tackle for loss leader with six. John Hallead (5-11, 205, Fr., Ellensburg) is the takeaway leader with three, including two interceptions.

THE COACHES: Jeff Olson, a 1982 graduate of Southern Oregon, has spent his entire coaching career at his alma mater. He is in his 16th season and his second as the interim head coach. Next year he will relinquish the head reins to legendary Ashland High School coach Jim Nagel. Olson has a 7-6 career mark, including a 3-1 record this season .... . John Zamberlin (Pacific Lutheran, 1979) is in his first season at CWU after spending nine seasons as an assistant at Massachusetts ( 1987-90), Eastern Washington ( 1992-94) and Richmond (1995-96). Zamberlin previously played seven seasons in the NFL with New England (1979-82) and Kansas City (1983-85). Zamberlin replaced Jeff Zenisek, who is now an assistant at Northern Iowa under former CWU head coach Mike Dunbar. In five seasons, Zenisek compiled a record of 35-17-1.

LAST YEAR/SERIES: Central, which didn't commit a turnover, scored 28 fourth-quarter points to break open a fairly close game and defeat the Raid­ers 59-34. The Wildcats finished with a season-high 604 yards in total

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offense, including 403 passing as quarterback Ryan Fournier completed 27 of 42 for a career-high 373 yards and five touchdowns. Running back Dan Murphy (6-2, 215, So., Royal City) netted 114 yards on 19 rushes and Julian Hamm (5-9, 178, So., Des Moines - Mt. Rainier) had 66 yards on 13 rushes. Three receivers had 100-yard games - Kenny Russaw (8-113 including a school-record tying four touchdowns), Josh Woodard (8-100 and two touch­downs) and Tony Frank (4-100). Casey Jackson ran for 112 yards as the Raiders piled up 474 yards, including 254 on the ground. Tommy Selden had 213 all-purpose yards, 70 rushing, 119 on kickoff returns and 24 on two punt returns ... The Wildcats lead the all-time series 19-6 and have domi­nated the recent series though the Raiders won what was probably the most important game in the series, a 1987 first-round NAIA Division 1 playoff game. CWU has won six straight since that loss outscoring Southern Oregon 222-102, including 106-56 in the past two contests. CWU has won the last 10 regular-season encounters since the Raiders cost the 'Cats a post-season berth with a 32-8 win in the final game of the 1982 season.

MORE ABOUT THE RAIDERS: Yates has rushed for 158, 194, 183 and 244 yards in his four games. The North­west small-college record for most rushing yards per game in a single­season is 172.9 by Bill Volk of West­ern Oregon in 1994. Records date back to 1969 . .. Yates ranks second in the CFA and third in the Northwest in total offense. The highest total offense finish in that category by a non-quar­terback was eighth by Volk in 1994 ..

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MORE ABOUT THE WILDCATS: Last week's bye was the first mid-sea­son off-week for the Wildcats since 1965. That year after losing to Whitworth 18-0 on Oct. 9, the Wildcats didn't play again until Oct. 23 when they lost to Eastern Washington 20-7. CWU took advantage of the bye to shorten up practices a bit and spend some additional time on fundamentals, Zamberlin said. . .. The bye came at an opportune time because of injuries CWU sustained in their losses to Willamette and UC-Davis. At one point in the UC-Davis game, all three CWU starting linebackers and four of the six origi­nally listed on the two-deeps the week previous were not available because of injuries .... .Wide receiver Tony Frank not only leads the CFA in catches per game, but he is also the CFA leader in yards per catch, averaging 19.2. Frank has scored one touchdown in all four of CWU's games this fall. Josh Woodard, who has caught 16 passes for 197 yards, has 107 c:areer catches for 1,238 yards.

. Chamberlin shared the CFA Defen­sive Player-of-the-Week award last week with Western Washington defen­sive back Mike Perez. Chamberlin had 12 tackles, including two quarterback sacks for losses of five yards and two other tackles for losses of three yards. · He leads the Raiders in total tackles with 30. JennerYriarte (5-10, 180, So.) leads SOU and is tied for the CFA lead with three pass interceptions . . . In ad­dition to leading the CFA in total of­fense and rushing offense, the Raid­ers also lead the league in rushing defense (53.8) and scoring defense (14.5) .. . Yates and Tommy Selden (5-6, 155, Sr.) rank 1-2 in all-purpose run­ning averaging 202.0 and 160.0 yards per game. Yates is also the scoring leader (12.0) and Selden leads in kick­off returns (33.6) and ranks third na-

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No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. 1 Ryan Seal WR 6-2 190 So. 2 Edgar DuBose DB 5-7 160 So. 3 Julian Hamm RB 5-9 178 So. 4 John Hallead DB 5-11 205 Fr. 5 Davis Lura WR 6-0 190 Sr. 6 Nat Conley RB 5-11 180 Fr. 7 Pete Kalasountas QB 6-3 208 Fr. 8 Wayne Maxwell DB 5-8 182 Jr. 9 Casey Jacox QB 6-2 205 Jr.

10 Adam Witte WR 5-8 149 Fr. 11 Josh Woodard WR 5-11 185 Sr. 12 Sean McCoy QB 6-3 215 Jr. 13 Robert Gomez DB 5-9 175 Fr. 14 Johnny Boitano DB 5-11 190 Fr. 15 Terrance Allen DB 5-7 157 Fr. 16 Jason Patterson DB 5-11 165 Fr. 17 Ryan Allen QB 6-2 205 Fr. 18 Steve Gray DB 5-7 150 So. 19 Gavin Rogers WR 6-0 160 Fr. 20 Tony Frank WR 6-0 190 Sr. 21 Josh Sarpy DB 5-6 150 Jr. 22 Leland Sparks DB 5-9 180 Jr. 23 Pete Hartzell DB 5-8 180 So. 24 Hawley Mcintosh DB 6-0 203 Sr. 25 Michael Alexander DB 5-11 180 Fr. 26 Kale Saur DB 6-0 170 Fr. 27 Ralph Pozzi DB 5-10 173 Fr. 28 Ryan Baker K 5-9 165 Fr. 29 Hugh Herron DB 6-0 173 Fr. 30 Sam Grant LB 6-1 200 Fr. 31 Scott Henry DB 5-8 185 So. 32 Dan Murphy RB 6-2 215 So. 33 Chad Phillip DB 5-10 168 Fr. 34 Brandon Christensen LB 5-9 190 Fr. 35 Rico Iniguez LB 5-10 200 Sr. 37 Marc Garretson DB 5-10 187 Fr. 38 Paul Pascoe LB 6-0 220 Sr. 39 Lonnie Singleton LB 5-10 200 Fr. 40 Torey Heildelberg LB 5-10 220 Fr. 41 Ryan Prentice RB 5-9 200 Fr. 42 Bobby Whitlow RB 5-8 200 Fr. 43 Dan Keffeler LB 5-10 230 Fr. 44 Kevin Stromberg LB 6-1 205 Fr. 45 Tobi Gibson RB 5-11 205 Fr.

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Hometown 49 Ian Tyrrell LB 5-8 210 Fr. Poulsbo 51 Mark Doll OL 6-3 255 Jr Seattle 52 Evan Ayres OL 6-2 255 Jr. Des Moines 53 Jimmy Hyde c 6-2 250 Jr. Ellensburg 54 Joshua Johnston OL 5-10 250 Fr. Stanwood 55 Mike Talamaivao LB 6-0 255 Sr. Pasco 56 John Garden LB 6-0 210 So. Renton 57 Rawley Robins DE 5-11 210 Fr. Bothell 58 J.J. Freeborn DL 6-0 235 So. Renton 59 Sean Lewis DL 5-11 238 So. Orting 60 Josh Nipges OL 5-11 255 Fr. Auburn 61 Dave Nelson DE 6-2 230 Fr. Everett 62 Jeff Buntin LB 6-0 200 Fr.

Sunnyside 63 Matt Quigg OL 6-2 280 So. Arlington 64 Robert Thomas OL 6-1 250 So. Tacoma 65 Jon Hudnall OL 6-2 270 Jr. Enumclaw 68 Tom Records OL 6-1 240 Fr. Yakima 70 Scott Morgan DL 6-0 245 Sr. Tacoma 71 Mike Somnis OL 6-3 210 Fr. Yakima 72 Chris Scheer OL 6-1 250 Fr. Clallam Bay 73 Ed Snow OT 6-3 245 Fr. Oak Harbor 74 Jack Essman DL 5-11 230 Fr. Wharton, TX 75 Jason Frederick OL 6-2 255 Jr. Monroe 76 Jason Brunk DE 6-5 213 Fr. Monterrey, CA 78 Wayne Moenoa DL 5-11 260 Sr. Quincy 79 Josh Burgess OL 6-1 253 So.

Bellingham 80 Luke Hammond TE 6-1 210 Fr. Kent 81 Brian Carter WR 6-0 178 Fr.

Deer Park 82 Andy Wagner TE 6-1 225 Jr. Morton 83 Joe Gaffney WR 5-8 174 Fr. Kennewick 84 Zane Case TE 6-4 210 Fr. White Swan 85 Dolan Holt TE 6-3 230 Sr. Royal City 86 Ty Nunez WR 6-1 180 So. Edmonds 87 Clint Lecount WR 6-0 185 Fr. Mukilteo 88 Brett Rogers WR 5-8 170 Jr. Mattawa 89 Rand Matter WR 6-1 215 Fr. Oak Harbor 90 Scott Summers DL 6-4 270 Fr. Montesano 91 Ricky Rico DE 6-0 202 Fr. Poulsbo 92 Brett Curtright DL 6-1 225 Fr. Bremerton 93 John Fields DE 6-4 195 Fr. Woodinville 94 Jake Conley DL 5-11 225 Fr. Yelm 95 Jason Woods DL 6-2 245 So. Omak 96 Jared Carter DE 6-0 205 Fr. Vancouver 97 Matt Smith DE 6-3 230 Jr. Tacoma 99 Josh Thoune DE 6-3 225 Sr.

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John Garden (LB, 5-11, 200, So., Tacoma - Wash­ington)

High School: Graduated from Washington High School in 1995. Lettered in football (3), wrestling (4) and track (2). All-league center and two-time second team all-league linebacker. Most Inspirational and MVP. Posted 35-10 record senior season in wrestling qualifying for state meet. Twice qualified for league meet in shot put and javelin in track. College: Redshirted freshman season. Started two games last season, including season finale against Eastern Oregon. Had team single­game best 17 tackles, including 11 primaries and one for a seven-yard loss against Mountaineers. Finished season 10th on team in tackles with 32 . . . Has excellent instincts and will make a lot of plays. Very tough and good on feet. Misc: Born 11-19-76 at Tacoma. Law enforcement major. Wants to work with either police or fire department. Posted 3.45 GPA in high school. Has one brother.

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Pete Hartzell (DB, 5-9, 185, So., Monroe)

Loss 1-7 1-7

High School: Graduated from Monroe in 1993. Let­tered in football (2) and track (2). First team all-league receiver. Also played defensive back. Mr. Hustle award winner. Led team in interceptions with five. Sprinter in track. Was alternate on state qualifying 4x400 team. College: Earned letter last fall in freshman season. Credited with one tackle .. . Was moved from cornerback to strong safety last spring. ·Has good speed and strength. Misc: Born 1-4-75 at Monroe. Paramedic major. Has three brothers.

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Scott Henry (DB, 5-10, 175, So., White Swan)

High School: Graduated from White Swan in 1995. Lettered in football (4), basketball (3) and baseball (4). All-state and three-time all-league free safety in foot­ball. Played shortstop in baseball and guard in bas­ketball. Inspirational award winner in basketball and baseball. Team captain in football and baseball. Col­lege: Redshirted freshman season. Started three games at free safety last season. Had 29 tackles, including season-best nine against Eastern Oregon. Very smart player. Is never out of position. Misc: Born 11-30-76 at Yakima. Elementary education major. High school activities included honor society and FFA. Brother (Mike) was a four-year letterman on offensive line for Wildcats and is on coaching staff this foll.

Year PT AT TOT. QB Loss 1996 24 5 29 0-0 1-1 Tot. 24 5 29 0-0 1-1

Rico Iniguez (LB, 5-10, 200, Sr., Mattawa -Wahluke)

High School: Graduated from Wahluke in 1992. Let­tered in football (4), baseball (4) and basketball (4). Played running back and linebacker in football. Catcher and pitcher in baseball. Three-time all-league selec­tion in both sports. Played guard in basketball. Col­lege: Originally came to CWU to play baseball, but joined football squad after being cut from baseball team. Was on squad in 1994, but did not letter. Had eight

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tackles, including four primaries, sophomore season. Switched from defen­sive back to linebacker late sophomore year. Put together record-breaking

campaign last year. Set school single-season mark for most tackles with 126. Broke record, which was set by Scott LeMaster in 14-game season, during 10-game campaign. Had 1 O or more tackles in nine different games, including season-high 16 against Eastern Oregon and 15 against Cal Poly -SLO. Led team in total tackles for losses with 11 (including three QB sacks). Tied for team lead in blocked passes (4) and interceptions (3) . . . . Is a excel­lent athlete with great instincts and quickness. Has outstanding work ethic. Misc: Born 4-9-74 at Othello. Elementary education major. Wants to be a teacher. Has seven brothers and three sisters.

Year PT AT TOT. QB Loss FR BP FF 1995 14 5 19 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1996 95 31 126 3-13 8-22 4 1 0 Tot. 109 36 145 3-13 B-22 4 1 0

Wayne Maxwell (DB, 5-8, 178, Jr., Bothell -lnglemoor & WWCC)

High School: Graduated from lnglemoor in 1994. Lettered in football (3) and baseball (2). Played run-ning back and defensive back in football. Twice all-league at both positions. Twice elected team captain. Played second base and hit .386 in baseball. College: Played one season at Walla Walla CC. Had nine tack-les in backup role last year for Wildcats at safety posi-lion. Misc: Born 12-17-75 at Seattle. Education ma-jor. Plans to teach and coach. Has one sister. Was active in DARE program and as Natural Helper in high school.

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High School: Graduated from Mt. Vernon in 1993. Lettered in football (3) and track (3). Team captain senior season. All-league offense and defense junior and senior seasons. College: Three-year letterman. Had seven tackles and recovered one fumble fresh­man season before redshirting in 1994. Moved to de­fensive line and played key backup role sophomore season, finishing with 19 tackles, including 13 prima­ries and three quarterback sacks for losses of 15 yards. Started nine games and was top tackler among defensive lineman with 40 stops, including 25 primary tackles. Ranked second on team in quarterback sacks ... Has good quickness and strength and will be leader of defensive line this fall. Misc: Born 8-12-74 at Olympia. Spanish and Education major. Has two brothers.

Year PT AT TOT. QB Loss FR BP FF 1993 4 3 7 0-0 0-0 1 0 0

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Josh Sarpy (Slot, 5-5, 155, Jr., Oak Harbor)

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Ryan Sawyer (DE, 6-3, 220, So., Kent - Merid­ian)

High School: Graduated from Kent-Meridian High School in 1996. Three-year letter winner in football.Voted all-state linebacker and offensive guard. Captain, Best Attitude and Most Inspirational award winner. Also voted Hustle Award winner. College: Earned part-time starting position in true­freshman season. Played in all 10 games, starting four. Finished with 36 tackles, including season­high eight against Western Oregon. Plays with good intensity. Also has good size and runs well. Misc: Born 8-27-77 at Seattle. Education major. Plans to be teacher. Brother (T.J.) played football at East­ern Oregon. Father (Tom) played at Fort Lewis. Posted 3.25 GPA in high school.

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Matt Smith (DE, 6-3, 235, Jr., Vancouver - Fort Vancouver)

High School: Graduated from Fort Vancouver in 1994. Lettered in football (3), basketball (3) and track (1 ). Played linebacker and tight end in football. Team cap­tain. All-state linebacker. Led league in tackles with 118. Inspirational award winner in basketball. Com­peted in high jump, qualifying for district meet, in track. College: Redshirted freshman year. Had two tackles in 1995, playing mostly on specialty teams. Started two games at defensive end last season. Misc: Born 11-6-76 at Vancouver. Business major. Wants to go into construction business with father. Was on student council in high school. Won a $1500 National Football Foundation scholarship. Father (Gerald) played basketball at Clark College. Has one sister.

Year PT AT TOT. QB Loss FR BP 1995 2 0 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 1996 4 3 7 0-0 1-4 0 0 Tot. 6 3 9 0-0 1-4 0 0

Seanal Stuart (LB, 6-1, 195, So., Renton)

High School: Graduated from Renton in 1993. Let-tered in football (3), basketball (2) and track (1 ). Played linebacker and tight end in football. Second team all-league. Team Captain and Team MVP. Team captain in basketball. College: Redshirted in 1993 season. Had four tackles freshman season to earn letter. Hasn't played last two seasons. Misc: Born 3-23-75 at Se-attle. Criminal justice major. Has two brothers and one sister.

Year PT AT TOT. QB Loss FR BP 1996 3 1 4 0-0 0-0 0 0 Tot. 3 1 4 0-0 0-0 0 0

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High School: Graduated from Chief Sealth in 1993. Lettered in football (4) and baseball (3). Team cap­tain junior and senior season. All-state senior year. All-City in baseball junior and senior year. College: Redshirted freshman year. On squad in 1994 and 1995. Started five games at defensive end last year and had 29 tackles. Likely will move inside to tackle position this fall. Is strong and also has good quickness. Misc: Born 4-27-75 in American Samoa. Criminal justice major. Was student body vice president at Chief Sealth. Other activities included church, drama and honor society. Has five sisters.

Year PT AT TOT. QB Loss 1994 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 1995 1 3 4 0-0 0-0 1996 23 6 29 0-0 2-3 Tot. 25 9 34 0-0 2-3

Jason Woods (DE, 6-2, 235, So., Kennewick • Kamiakin)

High School: Graduated from Kamiakin in 1995. Let­tered in football (3) and wrestling (3). All-conference center and second team all-conference defensive line­man senior season. Team Defensive MVP. Team captain in football and wrestling . Competed in regionals in wrestling. College: Redshirted freshman year. Played backup role on defensive line last sea­

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son to earn letter . .. Is a good pass rusher. Misc: Born 5-26-76 at Kennewick. Education major. High school activities included FFA, church and Natural Helpers. Father (Herb) played football at CWU. Has four sisters.

Year 1996 Tot.

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GARY SMITH (Athletic Trainer, 29th Year) Gary Smith, 57, has been the athletic trainer at Central Washington since

1968. He is in his 29th season with the Wildcats. Smith, a past president of the NAIA Athletic Train­

ers Association, is a member of the NAIA and Cen­tral Washington University Hall-of-Fames.

He was elected for meritorious service and was in­ducted in the NAIA Hall-of-Fame in March, 1985. He was only the second trainer so honored. Smith was inducted into CWU's Hall-of-Fame in 1991 .

A member of the NAIA Medical Aspects commit­tee, Smith has worked at national championship events in baseball, wrestling and track-and-field and at the Hula Bowl football game.

He was on the medical staff for the World Univer­sity Games in Bulgary in 1978 and for the Cup of Nations tournament in Bogoto in 197 4. Smith also spent two weeks working at the Olympic Devel­opment Camp in Colorado Springs, Colo., in the summer of 1987. Smith was born July 27, 1938, at Charlevoix, Mich. , and graduated from Charlevoix High School in 1956. After a stint in the military, he attended North Central Michigan College, earning an associate of science degree in 1962.

He then enrolled at Northern Michigan University and was granted a bach­elor of science degree in 1964. He received his masters of science degree from Indiana University in 1965.

He played football and track in high school, earning all-conference hon­ors in football. He also lettered in track at Northern Michigan.

Before accepting his position at CWU, he was head trainer for Punahou High School in Hawaii for three years.

Smith and his wife, Elizabeth, were married in 1961. They have two adult children - Julie Marie and Michael Allen.

Kelli Steele (Assistant Athletic Trainer, 2nd Year) Kelli Steele began her first season as CWU's assistant athletic trainer last

fall . She has the primary responsibility for the women's athletic teams.

Steele works under head trainer Gary Smith. Smith has been CWU's athletic trainer since 1968. He is a past president of the NAIAAthletic Trainers Associa­tion and is a member of the NAIA and Central Wash­ington University Hall-of-Fames.

Steele, 29, is the first full-time assistant trainer Smith has had during his 29 years at CWU. She is a 1991 graduate of CWU, earning a bachelor's degree in physical education. Between 1992 and 1994 she was an athletic trainer and teacher at Eisenhower High School in Yakima.

For the past two seasons, she served as a graduate assistant at CWU,

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Front row: Keri Wilson (So., Vancouver - Columbia River); Heather Hays (Fr., Bremerton - Olympic), Bobbie Chandler (Fr., Moses Lake - Moses Lake Christian), Christiann Meyer (So., Vashon); Michelle Larson (So., Rainier); Jodi Jones (Jr., Pasco).

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Individual Single Game

Rushing Attempts - 38, Homer Barber (Western Washington, 1979) Playoffs: 39, Pat Patterson (Lewis & Clark, 1989) Yards - 267, Tom Craven (Linfield, 1993 playoffs) 100-yard rushers - 2 (Most combined yards, 308, Kenny Thompson, 163, and Tyson Raley, 145, Western Washington, 1990) Highest Avg ., min. 8 - 17.7, Jay Lane 10-177 (Whitman, 1963) Touchdowns - 5, Gorky Bridges (Pacific Lutheran, 1958) Playoffs: 5, Pat Patterson (Dickinson State, 1990) Long gain - 97, Bill Smith (Western Washington, 1942) Long gain, modern - 94, Kenny Thompson (Pacific Lutheran, 1991)

Passing Attempts - 67, Jon Kitna (Whitworth, 1994) Completions - 35, Jon Kitna (Whitworth, 1995; Western Washington, 1995 playoffs) Intercepted - 6, John Coen (Simon Fraser, 1973) Yards - 467, Beau Baldwin (Simon Fraser, 1991) Highest PCT. , min. 10- 80.0, Greg Olson 8-10 (Oregon Tech, 1984); Beau Baldwin 8-1 O (Oregon Tech, 1991 ); Jon Kitna 16-20 (Eastern Oregon, 1993) Playoffs : 82.4, Ken Stradley 14-17 (Lewis & Clark, 1989) Touchdowns - 7, Jon Kitna (Puget Sound, 1994) Long gain - 84, Jim Hill (Linfield, 1986}

Total Offense Plays - 77, Jon Kitna (Whitworth, 1994) Yards - 550, Beau Baldwin (Simon Fraser, 1991) Highest Avg., min. 1 O - 17.7, Jay Lane 10-177 (Whitman, 1963) Highest Avg. , min. 20 - 13.1, Ken Stradley 21-275 (Pacific, 1991) Touchdowns - 8, Jon Kitna (Puget Sound, 1994)

Receiving Catches - 16, John Balmer (Eastern Oregon, 1992)

Yards - 223, Mike Grant (Western Washington, 1981) 100-Yard Receivers - 3, Kenny Russaw, 8-113; Josh Woodard, 8-100; and Tony Frank, 4-100 (Southern Oregon, 1996) Touchdowns - 4, Kenny Russaw (Mary, N.D., 1995; Southern Oregon, 1996) Long gain - 84, Todd Peterson (Linfield, 1986)

Scoring Touchdowns - 5, Gorky Bridges (Pacific Lutheran, 1958) Playoffs: 5, Pat Patterson (Dickinson State, 1989) PATs made - 9, Jeff Hilzendeger (Lewis & Clark, 1988) PATs blocked - 2, John Craig (Hawaii, 1967) Field Goals - 3, Steve Daily (Eastern Washington, 1969); Charles Stockwell (Simon Fraser, 1975; Oregon Tech, 1976); Craig Warmenhoven (Oregon Tech, 1983; Whitworth, 1984; Southern Oregon, 1984); Darrell Roulst (West­ern Washington, 1991) Long FG - 54, Ken Mcconkey (Idaho State, 1992) Points - 33, Gorky Bridges (Pacific Lutheran , 1958) Points, Kicker - 14, Steve Daily (Eastern Washington, 1974)

Individual Single Season

Rushing Attempts - 228, Pat Patterson (1989) Yards - 1494, Pat Patterson (1989) Avg., min. 70- 8.1, Kenny Thompson 104-845 (1991) Touchdowns - 19, Pat Patterson (1989) Most 100 yard rushing games - 7, Pat Patterson (1989), Gorky Bridges (1958), R.J. Williams (1972), Ed Watson (1984), Marc Jones (1993) Most 100 yard rushing games, team - 1 O (Marc Jones 7, Tom Craven 3, 1993) Consecutive 100 yard rushing games - 7, Pat Patterson (1989), Gorky Bridges (1958), Marc Jones (1993) Most 200 yard rushing games - 4, Pat Patterson (1989) Consecutive 200 yard rushing games - 3, Pat Patterson (1989)

Passing Attempts - 576, Jon Kitna (1995) Completions - 364, Jon Kitna (1995)

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Intercepted - 18, Jon Kitna (1994) Fewest Interceptions (min. 100 att.)- 3, 6art Fortune (1988) Lowest Interception PCT. - 2.1, Terry Karg 4-194 (1990) Highest PCT., min. 100 - 65.2, Jon Kitna 212-325 (1993) Yards - 4616, Jon Kitna (1995) Touchdowns - 42, Jon Kitna (1995) Most 200 yard passing games - 14, Jon Kitna (1995) Most consecutive 200 yard passing games - 14, Jon Kitna (1995)

Total Offense Plays - 687, Jon Kitna (1995) Yards - 4944, Jon Kitna (1995) Avg., min. 150 - 8.5, Jon Kitna 399-3402 (1993) Touchdowns - 45, Jon Kitna (1995) Most 200 yard games - 14, Jon Kitna (1995) Most consecutive 200 yard games - 14, Jon Kitna (1995)

Receiving Receptions - 94, Kenny Russaw (1995) Yards - 1349, Kenny Russaw (1995) Touchdowns - 20, Kenny Russaw (1995) Highest Avg., min. 10- 24.6, Don Wills 12-295 (1980) Most 100 yard games - 7, Kenny Russaw (1995) Most consecutive 100 yard games - 3, Kenny Russaw (1995) Most different 100 yard receivers, season - 4 (Eric Boles, James Atterberry, Scott Chamberlain, Tyson Raley, 1991)

Individual Career

Rushing Attempts - 489, Ed Watson (1983-86) Yards - 2640, Pat Patterson (1988-89) Avg., min. 150 - 6.5, Pat Patterson, 408-2640 (1988-89)

Touchdowns - 31, Ed Watson (1983-86); Pat Patterson (1988-89) Most 100 yard rushing games - 12, Pat Patterson (1988-89) Most 200 yard rushing games - 4, Pat Patterson (1988-89) Most consecutive games, touchdown - 11, Pat Patterson (1988-89)

Passing Attempts -1550, Jon Kitna (1992-95) Completions - 911, Jon Kitna (1992-95) Intercepted - 59, Jon Kitna (1992-95) Fewest Interceptions (min. 200) - 12, Jim Hill (1986-87) Lowest Interception PCT. (min. 200) - 3.2, Jim Hill, 12-370 (1986-87) PCT., min. 150- 61.4, Beau Baldwin, 121-197 (1990-93) Yards - 12,353, Jon Kitna (1992-95) Most 200 yard games - 35, Jon Kitna (1992-95) Touchdowns - 99, Jon Kitna (1992-95) Most consecutive games, touchdown - 13, John Coen (1972-73)

Total Offense Plays - 1886, Jon Kitna (1992-95) Yards - 12,907, Jon Kitna (1992-95) Most 200 yard games - 36, Jon Kitna (1992-95) Avg., min. 200 - 6.9, Beau Baldwin, 267-1832 (1990-93) Touchdowns - 109, Jon Kitna (1992-95) Most consecutive games, touchdown - 17, John Coen (1972-73)

Receiving Receptions - 194, Kenny Russaw (1993-96) Yards - 2,906, Kenny Russaw (1993-96) Most 100 yard games - 16, Kenny Russaw (1993-96) Highest Avg. (min. 40) - 21 .6, Howard Hosley, 49-1058 (1966-68) Touchdowns - 43, Kenny Russaw (1993-96) Most consecutive games, touchdown - 12, Kenny Russaw (4 in 1995, 8 in 1996)

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