Pacific University Football 2014 Media Guide by Pacific University

Media Guide Pacific University Football 2014

Contents/Quick Facts

2014 Pacific Football Quick Facts PACIFIC UNIVERSITY Location: Forest Grove, Ore. Founded: 1849 National Affiliation: NCAA Division III Conference: Northwest Conference Enrollment: 3,607 (1,783 undergraduate) Colors: Red (PMS 1805), Black & White Nickname: Boxers President: Dr. Lesley Hallick Director of Athletics: Ken Schumann Associate Athletic Director: Lauren Esbensen Sports Information Director: Blake Timm Head Athletic Trainer: Eric Pitkanen CONTACT INFORMATION Address: UC Box A-154, 2043 College Way Forest Grove, OR 97116 Athletic Office Phone: 503-352-2767 Athletic Office Fax: 503-352-2209 Sports Information Phone: 503-352-2161 Sports Information Fax: 503-352-2286 Website: www.goboxers.com Facebook: facebook.com/pacificuboxers Twitter: twitter.com/goboxers You Tube youtube.com/pacificuboxers FACILITY INFORMATION Home Field: Hanson Stadium Opened: 2007 Seating Capacity: 2,800 (main stadium 1,160) Surface: FieldTurf

FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Keith Buckley Alma Mater: UC Davis (1996) Record At Pacific/Years: 11-32/4 Years Overall Record/Years: 11-32/4 Years Asst. Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator/ Recruiting Coordinator: Jacob Yoro (5th Season) Co-Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line Coach/ Strength & Conditioning: Ian Falconer (5th Season) Co-Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach: Matt Wade 2nd Season) Wide Receivers Coach: James Yen (3rd Season) Special Teams Coordinator/Running Backs Coach: John Steiger (3rd Season) Defensive Line Coach/Equipment Manager: Marc Moody (3rd Season) Defensive Assistant Coach: Sean Bangs (1st Season) Asst. Linebackers Coach: Gabe Flory (1st Season) Asst. Offensive Line Coach: Eric Gietzen (1st Season) Kickers Coach: Aaron Koford (1st Season) Safeties Coach: Bryan Mills (1st Season) Asst. Quarterbacks Coach: P.J. Minaya (1st Season) Asst. Defensive Line Coach: Michael Smith (1st Season) Tight Ends Coach: Brian Taylor (1st Season) FOOTBALL INFORMATION 2013 Overall Record: 7-3 2012 Conference Record (Finish): 3-3 (4th) Starters Returning/Lost: 9/13 (5 offensive, 3 defensive, 1 specialist Basic Offense: Pro Style Basic Defense: 4-3 Home Uniforms: White Helmets, Red Jerseys & Pants Away Uniforms: White Helmets, White Jerseys & Pants

2014 Football Schedule

Date Sat., Sept. 6 Sat., Sept. 20 Sat., Sept. 27 Sat., Oct. 4 Sat., Oct. 11 Sat., Oct. 18 Sat., Oct. 25 Sat., Nov. 1 Sat., Nov. 8 Sat., Nov. 15

Opponent College of Idaho Dubuque Univ. of Chicago Whitworth* (Homecoming) Puget Sound* Pacific Lutheran* Goerge Fox* Lewis & Clark* Willamette* Linfield*

Location Forest Grove Dubuque, Iowa Chicago, Ill. Forest Grove Puyallup, Wash. Forest Grove Newberg, Ore. Portland, Ore. Forest Grove McMinnville, Ore.

Time 1 p.m. 6 p.m. (CDT) Noon (CDT) 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m.

* - Northwest Conference opponents Home games in bold type All times local to game site and subject to change. Please visit GoBoxers.com for schedule updates. All games will air in the Portland area on 1360 AM KUIK and via webcast at GoBoxers.com. All five home games will be video webcast at GoBoxers.com.

Credits The 2014 Pacific Football Media Guide & Yearbook is a production of the Pacific University Sports Information Office. This guide was completed Oct. 3, 2013, and all information is current to that date. Writing, Editing & Design: Blake Timm ‘98 Photography: Blake Timm, Jaime Valdez, John Lariviere, Alyssa Muraoka ‘14, Shae Meisner ‘13 and Jim Flory. Some photos courtesy Pacific University Archives and the Forest Grove News-Times Editorial Assistance: Matt Richert, Joe Lang, Chelsey Chamberlain ‘12, Kyle Scholzen Printing: Lasko Printing, Portland, Ore. Additional copies of this guide will be available for purchase for $10 at home Pacific football games. Copies also available by mail for $15 (including postage) by contacting the Pacific University Sports Information Office at 503352-2161 or timmbr@pacificu.edu.

Contents GENERAL INFORMATION 2-4 Quick Facts..........................................................................3 2014 Schedule...............................................3 & Back Cover Media Information..............................................................4 Broadcast Information.......................................................4 2014 SEASON PREVIEW

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COACHING STAFF 11-16 Head Coach Keith Buckley..................................................12 Assistant Coaches..............................................................13 Support Staff .......................................................................16 2014 PLAYERS 17-48 Roster................................................................................18 Returning Player Profiles...................................................20 Newcomer Player Profiles................................................40 Pronunication Guide.........................................................22 2014 OPPONENTS 49-56 College of Idaho/Dubuque...............................................50 Chicago/Whitworth..............................................51 Puget Sound/Pacific Lutheran..................................52 George Fox/Lewis & Clark...................................................55 Willamette/Linfield.......................................54 Opponents Composite Schedule........................................55 NCAA Officials’ Signals.....................................................56 2013 SEASON REVIEW 57-76 Season Review.................................................................58 By The Numbers...............................................................61 Team Statistics..................................................................62 Schedule & Results.....................................................62 Individual Statistics..........................................................63 Defensive Statistics...........................................................65 Game Highs........................................................................66 Game Recaps.....................................................................67 NORTHWEST CONFERENCE 77-82 About The Northwest Conference.....................................78 Past Champions..................................................78 2013 NWC Standings.........................................................78 2013 All-NWC Teams....................................................79 2013 Team Statistics.........................................................80 2013 Individual Statistics....................................................81 RECORD BOOK 83-102 Individual Records...........................................................84 Team Records....................................................................85 Longest Plays/Streaks............................................85 Individual Yearly Leaders.................................................86 Individual Category Leaders.............................................88 Honor Roll...................................................................91 Year-By-Year Records.........................................................92 Coaching Records.............................................................95 Series History....................................................................95 Pacific’s Championship Teams........................................96 Columbia Football Association.........................................98 All-Time Roster...................................................................99 MISCELLANEOUS 103-112 Hanson Stadium..............................................................104 Stoller Center...................................................................105 Athletics Facilities...................................................106 Pacific Athletic Hall of Fame...........................................107 Boxer Club........................................................................107 President Lesley Hallick...................................................108 Director of Athletics Ken Schumann...............................108 Pacific Administration/Coaching Staff........................109 About Pacific University...................................................110

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Media Information Media Outlets PRINT Forest Grove News-Times Amanda Miles, Sports Editor 503-357-3181/amiles@fgnewstimes.com Forest Grove Leader/Hillsboro Argus Jeff Smith, Sports Editor 503-294-4034/jsmith@oregonian.com J.D. Humburg, Sports Reporter 503-294-4034/jhumburg@forestgroveleader.com The Oregonian Seth Prince, Sports Producer 503-294-5069/sprince@oregonian.com Associated Press Anne Peterson/Sports Reporter 503-228-8169/apeterson@ap.org General E-Mail: apportland@ap.org Pacific Index Janae Sargent, Sports Editor 503-352-2855 Honolulu Star-Advertiser Billy Hull, Sports Reporter 808-529-4786/bhull@staradvertiser.com Paul Arnett, Sports Editor 808-529-4786/parnett@staradvertiser.com RADIO KUIK-AM (1360) Matt Richert, Sports Director 503-640-1360/mattr@kuik.com KEX-AM (1190)/FOX Sports 620 AM Jay Allen, Sports Reporter 503-323-6437/jayallen@clearchannel.com Brian Wheeler, Show Host brian.wheeler@trailblazers.com 750 The Game (KXTG-AM) Bernard Bokenyi, Sports Director 503-243-7595/ bernard.bokenyi@alphabroadcasting.com TELEVISION KATU (ABC) Craig Birnbach, Sports Director 503-221-5559/cbirnbach@katu.com KOIN (CBS) Dan Christopherson, Sports Director 503-464-0769/dchristopherson@koin.com KGW (NBC) Joe Becker, Sports Reporter 503-226-5152/jpbecker@kgw.com KPTV (FOX) Nick Krupke, Sports Director 503-548-6541/nick.krupke@kptv.com INTERNET D3Football.com Pat Coleman/Executive Editor 612-237-4855/pat@d3football.com

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Sports Information Office Blake Timm, Sports Information Director Football Contact (503) 352-2161 • E-Mail: timmbr@pacificu.edu @timmbr

CREDENTIALS Press credentials for football games must be requested in advance by contacting Blake Timm, Sports Information Director, at (503) 352-2161 or by e-mail at timmbr@pacificu.edu. Credentials will be made available at the will call booth at Lincoln Park Stadium on the day of game. Credential requests made on day of game will not be honored. Because of limited space in the Lincoln Park Stadium press box, seating will assigned in the following order: 1. Home & Visting Radio/TV Broadcasters 2. Daily Print Media 3. Weekly Print Media 4. Other Electronic Media Who Cover Pacific On A Regular Basis 5. Visiting Sports Information Director PLAYER & COACH INTERVIEWS All interviews with Pacific athletes and coaches must be directed through the Sports Information Office with 24 hours advance. Home or cell phone numbers for student-athletes will not be released to reporters under any circumstances. Postgame interviews will be coordinated through Blake Timm, Sports Information Director, and will take place in the Stoller Center following the game. Requests to interview specific players should be made to Blake Timm no later than the 5-minute mark of the fourth quarter. Under Northwest Conference guidelines, teams are entitled to a 10-minute cooling-off period once they enter their respective locker room. There is no press access to the locker room at any time. EVENT SERVICES Quick statistics will be provided to working media members at halftime. Complete statistical packages will be available within 30 minutes of the conclusion of the contest. Internet access is available at the Stoller Center and all Lincoln Park venues for media use. Please contact the sports information director for access to the University’s network. BROADCAST REQUESTS Radio and television stations wishing to broadcast from Pacific home events should contact the Sports Information Office at least one week in advance. Two analog phone lines are available for visiting radio. Use of phone lines at Lincoln Park Stadium is complimentary, but long distance charges are the responsibility of the originating station.

PHOTOGRAPHY Media members wishing for on-field access for photography must contact the Sports Information Office prior to the event. Photographers are restricted to sideline areas stretching from the 25-yard line to the endzone. Unless otherwise arranged, photographers are only allowed to shoot for editorial purposes. Images of Pacific sporting events may not be sold as “copyright” without written authorization of Pacific University Athletics. INTERNET/SOCIAL MEDIA The Pacific Athletics Web site, GoBoxers.com, is the most up-to-date resource for information on Boxer athletics, including schedule updates. Stories and statistics for all Pacific home events will be posted on the site within 90 minutes of the conclusion of the event. Results and statistics from away contests will be posted within a reasonable time frame following that event. In addition, media covering Pacific athletics are encouraged to follow the Boxers through their social networking outlets. Facebook: facebook.com/pacificuboxers Twitter: @goboxers/@Boxer_Football You Tube: youtube.com/pacificuboxers PACIFIC BROADCASTS All 10 Pacific football games will be aired in the Portland area on 1360 AM KUIK, and worldwide via an audio webcast that can be heard through the Pacific Athletics website, GoBoxers.com. Additionally, a live pay-per-view video feed of Pacific’s four home games will be available. Both audio and video feed can be accessed at www.Gozboxers.com/webcasts. Matt Richert will provide the play-by-play descriptions during the 2014 season, with Scott Hermo providing color analysis. Richert is a 20-year veteran play-by-play announcer, most recently providing the descriptions of high school football, basketball and baseball on KUIK. He has also done extensive play-by-play work for state high school championship games on the OSAA Radio Network and is a play-by-play broadcaster for the Hillsboro Hops baseball club. Hermo is also a familiar voice to local sports fans, having served as a color analyst on sports broadcasts on KUIK since 1994. Hermo was the color analyst for Linfield football broadcasts in 1998. He helped produce and host the Oregon Prep Report on KXL Radio from 2000-2001 and again in 2003. In addition, Hermo has been a voice on the OSAA Radio Network for each of the last four years.

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Season Preview

Pickin’ And Grinnin’: Cornerback Brandon Harms grabs an interception which he returned 23 yards for a touchdown against Puget Sound on Oct. 12, 2013. Harms, a Second Team All-NWC selection, will be among the leaders for the Boxers returning in 2014. Jaime Valdez photo.

Coming Back For More In 2014 When you have the type of season that Pacific football did in its fourth season back on the field, everyone wants to know what you are going to do for an encore. The 2013 season was not only a high water mark in the return of the program, but ranks as one of the best seasons in the program’s 103-year history. The Boxers finished 7-3 overall, had the team’s best start since 1950 with five consecutive victories and competed for a share of the Northwest Conference title right up until the final weekend. The team’s three losses, to Pacific Lutheran, Willamette and Linfield, came by a combined total of 11 points. Head Coach Keith Buckley stopped short of being surprised about the team’s great finish. “We constantly re-evaluate and reset our expectations, so to be honest I don’t think we really knew where we would be in year four all of the way back in year one,” Buckley said. “We had a six to 10 year plan for us to be at a level where we were competing with the best in the conference, and in year four we made significant strides towards being really close in that discussion.” The numbers backed up the team’s record. The Boxers were among the nation’s top passing offenses, averaging 249.2 yards per game. Pacific ranked sixth among Division III teams in red zone offense, scoring 89 percent of the time they broke the 20-yard line. The program’s two-headed quarterback of T.C. Campbell and P.J. Minaya finished with the 21st best completion percentage in Division III, completing 65 percent of their passes. But last year’s success will be the basis for this year’s challenge. The

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Boxers lose an experienced group of 38 seniors who had been with the program since day one, including the two quarterbacks, First Team AllNWC receiver Jordan Fukumoto and First Team All-NWC offensive line anchor Sean Dalton. Buckley believes he has answered that challenge with the depth the team built behind those seniors over the last two years, with a number of players ready to step in. “Last year we played around 70 guys a game,” he said, “so even though we lost a lot with those 38 seniors we are returning a lot of guys with a lot of meaningful football snaps. And we’ve done a good job of recruiting behind that first class. “Every year our classes have gotten deeper and more talented, so we’re excited with the talent we have. Our big question is how quickly can we mitigate the loss of experience,” Buckley added. With the change in personnel, Buckley has noticed a change in attitude. The 2014 edition of Pacific football has more of a blue-collar approach to the game, thanks in part to the loss of some of the program’s bigger personalities. The change has resulted in more competition for positions, pushing the team harder in the preseason. So the big question will not be if the Boxers will be successful, but what will define success. “The biggest thing for us is avoiding the dip,” Buckley said. “You look across the country at teams with successful fourth years, but sometimes they put so many eggs in that fourth year basket that the fifth year is a struggle. I think this team has gone a great job of turning the page and wanting to create it’s own identity.”

Season Preview Quarterbacks Warner Shaw has spent the last two seasons apprenticing under the twoheaded system of Campbell and Minaya. Now, with both graduated, the quarterback position is Shaw’s. The junior’s time has been limited over his first two seasons. He saw his most action last year in the 56-14 blowout of Puget Sound, completing all four of his passes for 50 yards. Knowing his opportunity was coming, Buckley said Shaw worked hard in the off season and showed the staff that he is ready to take the team forward. “He worked his tail off all summer to be in great shape,” Buckley said. “He worked to get stronger and did the additional film work that he needed to do to be a great quarterback. He is doing some things in practice that are pretty special and we hope that carries into the games. He’s a guy that could drive our offense to some great successes this year.” Campbell Summerfield has also shown well in the preseason and will see time with Shaw. Summerfield, a transfer from Eastern Oregon University last fall, was the 2011 Mt. Hood Conference Player of the Year and was selected to play in the Les Schwab Bowl all-star game. “Campbell reminds me of T.C. in terms of his intellectual capabilities,” Buckley said. “He can take what is given to him, stay out of bad spots and march the team down the field.” Ian Escutia, Brandon Howes and Noel Hernandez are the newcomers expected to compete for the No. 3 position on the depth chart. Howes was an Honorable Mention All-State selection in Hawaii as a senior while Hernandez earned all-conference each of his final two seasons. Wide Receivers Even with the loss of the First Team All-NWC Fukumoto, the Boxers are far from lacking at wide receiver. Pacific returns three of their top five receivers who accounted for 972 yards and eight touchdowns. “We’re excited with this group and think that we have a lot of guys with play making capabilities,” Buckley said. “Jordan was fantastic, but we think we can spread the ball around much more evenly this year. There’s not a guy who the defense can take away in an attempt to neutralize our offense.” Jakob Lawrence earned Honorable Mention All-NWC honors last year and was the team’s second leading receiver, finishing with 517 yards and five touchdowns and 14.4 yards per catch, finishing sixth in the NWC. He improved right through the end of the season, finishing with 105 yards and a touchdown in the season finale against Linfield. Blake Anthony and Caleb Roher both saw considerable action off of the sidelines and will play bigger roles this year. Anthony finished with 295 receiving yards and a touchdown. Roher scored three touchdowns in short yardage situations and was also the team’s leading kick returner, finishing sixth in the NWC with an average of 19.1 yards per return. Darin Kamealoha and London Amorin have both worked through injury problems to earn rare fifth-year opportunities. Kamealoha played in four games last season while Amorin played in two games as a kick return specialist. Nathan Suyematsu, who has seen most of his action as a kicker, has impressed the coaching staff in the preseason at receiver. A natural athlete, Suyematsu was a First Team All-NWC selection in baseball last spring as a starting pitcher. Chad Aragon and Brent Stelling headline another strong recruiting class at receiver. Aragon was a First Team All-State selection in Hawaii as a senior while Stelling earned all-conference honors as a senior in California. Running Backs While the Pacific running game has improved greatly over the last two seasons, the Boxers continue to experience turnover at the position. This year, the depth of the past is translating to growth that should make the Boxers more potent on the ground. Bobby Ladiges proved to be a workhorse on the ground, carrying 60 times for 236 yards and four touchdowns. “Bobby is a straight line brute,” Buckley said. “You know that when you need three yards, he is going to give you four.”

Air Command: Jakob Lawrence is the top returning receiver for Pacific. An Honorable Mention All-NWC selection in 2013, Lawrence finished the season with 517 yards, five touchdowns and 14.4 yards per catch. Jaime Valdez photo.

Deven McKinney is the team’s top returning back with 505 yards and a team-leading seven touchdowns to his credit, but injuries may limit his action. That opens the door to a pair of greatly improved players in Kamana Pimental and Bronson Barretto. Pimental made the most of the three games he played in last year, rushing for 117 yards and a touchdown while racking up 27 additional receiving yards. Barretto also played in just three games, but has shown growth in the offseason that make him a starting candidate this year. “The door has been opened to them with Gunther Schultze’s graduation and Deven’s injury and they have come sprinting through it,” Buckley said. “There is a great chance that they are going to be very exciting football players with the ball in their hands.” Kevin McGee and Skyler Ray top the list of newcomers at running back. McGee was an all-conference performer in the Bay Area’s competitive West Catholic Athletic League. Tight Ends With the graduation of Brian Taylor, the door is open for those who apprenticed under him to make their mark. Jack Michels tops that list. The junior played in nine games last year behind Taylor and made great offseason strides. “Jack had an awesome summer,” Buckley said. “He’s looking great. He has a chance to be one of the better tight ends in the conference.” Sean Visperas and Zak Porche have also shown well in preseason practices. Visperas did not see the field as a freshman, but may be the most improved second-year player on the team. Porche saw action in two games as a sophomore. Mack Mackesy has shown promise as an off-the-ball option after twice earning all-conference honors in in California as a defensive tackle, but has

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On The Run: Bobby Ladiges enters his senior season ready to lead the Pacific running backs corps. The Boxers improved immensely on the run in 2013, averaging 150.3 rushing yards per game. John Lariviere photo.

Leader On The Line: Eddie Carrillo is the most experienced of the Boxers’ returning defensive lineman. He finished 2013 with 20 tackles, including three for loss, and a fumble recovery against Linfield. Jaime Valdez photo.

impressed the coaching staff with his offensive blocking and his ability to catch the ball. Faaolaina Teofilo , Clay Cuneo and Geoff Kastel are also newcomers who could figure into the mix.

Kyle Treadway returns to the program after a year focusing on baseball. He has surprised the staff with his abilities on the line. Justin Fa’agau is also among the returners expected to see time after playing in one game as a junior. Connor Shortt and Nick Jahnke are among the top returners expected to compete at defensive tackle. Shortt was a three-time all-conference selection on the line in high school and, according to Buckley, is one of the most impressive freshmen in camp. Jahnke also was a two-time allconference selection for whom Buckley sees a lot of potential. Alex Willeford is the Boxers’ top returning player at defensive end. An Honorable Mention All-NWC selection in 2013, Willeford emerged as a starter and excelled with 36 tackles and 10.5 tacklesfor loss. Both fumbles he forced, at Adrian and at Menlo, resulted in Pacific points. Jeff Bajema and Mark Jacobson stand to see more time in their sophomore campaigns. Bajema saw action in nine games and came up big in the NWC opener at Whitworth with six tackles. Jacobson saw spot time as a freshman, participating in two games. Brandon Hand will also see added action after playing in two games as a junior. Xavier Harvey has impressed coaches in camp and stands to be among the top freshmen to see playing time. Harvey was a two-time first team allconference selection in high school and had 9.5 tackles for loss as a senior.

Offensive Line Even despite the loss of some key players who had been with the program since day one, Buckley believes that this year’s group of offensive lineman could be the best yet. The group will have a big reputation to live up to after the 2013 line allowed just 17 sacks in 10 games. Kevin Peterson and Will Ulrich lead the list. Ulrich was a regular starter last year at center, while Peterson will anchor the Boxers at tackle after returning from injuries that kept him out of action last year. Taylor Mack, Kennon Quiocho, Nick Reese and Tim Claussen also expect to compete for time. Mack is the most experienced of the four, earning time in five games last year. Mark Mueller and Kit Taura are among the newcomers working their way into the mix early. Defensive Line Buckley readily acknowledges that there are plenty of holes to fill in a defensive line that lost a lot to graduation. Those who step into the role will have big shoes to fill. The Boxers finished fifth in Division III in sacks, 44th in tackles for loss and 58th in scoring defense, allowing 19.6 points per game. Despite the losses, Buckley is confident that he has the players ready to step in and fill those holes. Eddie Carrillo is the Boxers’ lone returning starter at defensive tackles. A dynamic force both on the field and as a leader, Carrillo finished with 20 tackles last year, including three for loss. “Eddie has had a great camp,” Buckley said. “He stayed in town this last summer, stayed on campus and worked out hard. He is driven to have a great senior year.”

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Linebackers While Pacific lost significant experience at the linebacker positions, there is plenty of depth to fill the spots in 2014. Jack Perez leads the list of returners and is expected to step into the starting lineup after a solid sophomore campaign. Perez played in all 10 games and finished fourth for the Boxers with 44 tackles. “Jack is the leader of the crew,” Buckley said. “He’s playing great football right now and is very, very driven to be that guy we need in the

Season Preview middle. He wants to be the true leader of the defense.” Trey Kodama and Nolan Ramirez are expected to split time at the will linebacker spot after both players showed exceptionally well in camp. Kodama played in all 10 games as a sophomore and finished with 21 tackles and 2.5 sacks. Ramirez saw action in eight games and had eight tackles. “Those two will be a lot like T.C. and P.J. were last year and flat split time,” Buckley said. “They are both that good and playing at such a speed that we need both of them out there.” Avery Richardson has emerged as the sam linebacker starter after a strong off-season. Richardson played in nine games in his freshman campaign and finished with 11 tackles and a sack. The back-up positions will be dominated by a cadre of returners, most of whom also saw significant time during 2013, including Austin Brown, Javin Kawai, Zach Tucker and Dominique Donaghy. Safeties Pacific returns a great deal of experience at the safety positions, which should leave the defensive backfield in good hands. Josh Brinkworth has come in with his best off-season of work, according to Buckley. Brinkworth played in only five games last season due to injury and managed to finish with 28 tackles. “Josh has had a tremendous summer. He has come in as a senior with the mind to lead and be the example back there for everybody. He has had a great camp,” Buckley said. Chase Rogers stands to move into a starting role after playing in all 10 games as a junior. Rogers finished with 11 tackles in his junior season, including four in the homecoming win over Puget Sound. Aderemi Adeyemo, Marty Henderson and Donovin Townsend will all see significant time as back-ups. Adeyemo played in all 10 games as a freshman, finishing with nine tackles. Henderson has impressed in camp after playing in just one game as a junior. Townsend is the top newcomer in the group, also having impressed coaches during preseason camp. Cornerbacks Pacific returns one of its most dynamic players at cornerback. Brandon Harms was one of the top corners in the league, earning Second Team AllNWC and Capital One/CoSIDA Academic AllDistrict selection after finishing with 55 tackles, 6.5 tackles for loss, three forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries. His interception and 23-yard return for a touchdown against Puget Sound was one of the team’s top highlights of 2013. Harms also finished as one of the top kick return specialists in the league. His average of 12.4 yards per punt return in 20 opportunities led the conference. “Brandon was arguably one of the most

An Absolute Kick: Moses Villareal-Gomez has rewritten the Pacific record book over the last theee years and comes into his senior season as the Boxers’ career record holder for field goals and point-after conversions. Jaime Valdez photo.

productive players in the conference last year,” Buckley said. “Between interceptions and punt returns and sacks he was a do-everything type of guy for us. That hasn’t changed at all.” Jaquari People continued to develop well as a sophomore, finishing with 12 tackles and an interception in 10 games. Shahin Marzband and Chris Shoffner will also see extended playing after developing both in their sophomore seasons and in preseason camp. Max Look leads the list of newcomers expected to compete for playing time. Look earned Second Team Hawaii All-State honors as a defensive back and was a third-team selection as a kick returner. KICKERS One position that the Boxers have no worries is at kicker, where one of the best in program history returns for his senior campaign. Moses Villareal-Gomez proved exceptionally reliable, leading the NWC with a school record 11 field goals and ranked in the top-20 in Division III with an average of 1.1 field goals made per game. His ledger included a career long 45-yarder at Willamette, the third longest in program history. Villareal-Gomez also set a Pacific single season record with 39 point-after attempts made and, at one point, made 26 consecutive point-

after conversions. Buckley said that despite his success, VillarealGomez has only worked harder to get better. “He has continued to work on getting stronger,” Buckley said. “It’s a great comfort knowing that you’ve got that kind of kicker that, as a coach, you can make decisions with confidence when you’re trying to put points on the board.” The real competition will be to see who stands the best chance to replace Villareal-Gomez after this season. T.J. Fitzsimmons and Alex Beekman are vying to step in. Fitzsimmons was twice a Second Team Hawaii All-State selection, while Beekman was a Second Team Oregon AllState selection as a senior. With the move of Aaron Koford from the field to the sidelines as a coach, the competition at punter is wide open. Tyler Gilmore has seen limited time in his first two seasons with the Boxers, but will see competition from both Fitzsimmons and Ryan Carhart. Suyematsu, who handed some kickoff duties each of the last of the last seasons, may also compete for punting duties.

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Head Football Coach • 5th Season UC Davis (1996) Head Coach Keith Buckley enters his fifth season leading the Pacific football, having built the Boxers from scratch into a top-tier competitor among NCAA Division III programs. From being charged to re-start the program in 2010 after a 19-year absence, Buckley led the Boxers in 2013 to one of the best seasons in program history. After opening the season on a five-game win streak, the team’s best start since 1950, the Boxers finish the season with an impressive 7-3 record. Pacific’s three losses came by a grand total of 11 points. Late in the season, Pacific spent time ranked in the D3Football. com and American Football Coaches Association Division III Top-25 polls. The Boxers were lauded in the postseason with 16 All-Northwest Conference selections, including first team nods for offensive lineman Sean Dalton and wide receiver Jordan Fukumoto, saw two players (Devin Lagorio and Craig Bailey) participate in postseason senior all-star games and realized selections of Fukumoto and Brandon Harms to the Capital One/CoSIDA Division III Academic All-District VIII Football Team. Under Buckley’s leadership, the Boxers finished 21st among NCAA Division III teams in completion percentage, 55th in passing offense and 85th in total offense. Pacific also set new single season records for total offense, total offense average, points scored and yards per game. Defensively, Pacific ranked fifth nationally in sacks, 25th in tackles for loss and 58th in scoring defense. The successes of 2013 were the build-up of a continual progression that began with the introduction of the program with 110 freshmen in 2010. In 2012, Buckley led the to a 3-6 record, which included the program’s first road win and convincing victories over NWC foes Puget Sound and Lewis & Clark. Eleven Boxers were named to All-NWC squads, led by first selections Dalton and linebacker Tim Hastie. In 2011, Buckley led the Boxers to their first victory since the program’s reinstatement in 2010 as they wowed a sellout homecoming crowd with a 44-25 victory over Puget Sound. The victory was a defining moment in a season that saw the Boxers land seven All-Northwest Conference selections, which included the selection of wide receiver Jordan Fukumoto as Pacific’s first first team selection since 1984. Buckley was named the head coach of the new Pacific football program on July 31, 2009. He arrived in Forest Grove after four seasons as part of the coaching staff at UC Davis after he emerged from an exhaustive national search that saw over 125 people apply to lead Pacific’s first football team since 1991. Buckley relishes the chance to be part of building a new program. “This is a coach’s dream,”

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Buckley said. “There are few situations where you have the chance to build a program from the ground up, develop young talent and have a chance to put Pacific on the football map. I am excited for this opportunity, not only for me professionally but also for my family.” Buckley arrived at Pacific after a four-year stint at UC Davis, where he served as assistant head coach and coordinated recruiting efforts for the Aggies’ NCAA Division I-FCS program in addition to coaching the safeties. Prior to being promoted, Buckley spent three seasons as the Aggies’ defensive backs coach. During his time at his alma mater, Buckley played an instrumental role in the team’s transition from Division II to Division I under Head Coach Bob Biggs. The Aggies succeeded in extending their string of 37 consecutive winning seasons in addition to pulling off an upset of Stanford in their third season of transition to Division I. Buckley was also the primary position coach for UC Davis’ first Division I All-American, free safety J.J. Barsi (2006). In addition to his coaching duties, Buckley created and coordinated the Aggies’ annual high school football skills camp and worked as a lecturer in the physical education program, teaching courses in elementary physical education, sport in society and activity courses. A 1996 graduate of UC Davis with degrees in rhetoric and communications and English, Buckley played for the Aggies as a defensive back. During his time on the line, the Aggies advanced to the NCAA Division II playoffs twice and the team compiled a 30-11-2 record. An injury forced Buckley to the sidelines in his junior season, but gave him a jump-start in his coaching career. He spent the 1996 season as an undergraduate assistant coach before being named cornerbacks coach in 1997 and defensive backs coach in 1998. Buckley made his first move to the Northwest in 1999, coaching defensive backs and outside linebackers for two seasons at Idaho while earning a master’s degree in physical education. At Idaho, Buckley worked for both former Oakland Raiders head coach and current Seattle Seahawks assistant head coach Tom Cable and Wyoming defensive coordinator Chris Tormey. After a one-year stint as a defensive backs coach at Humboldt State in Arcata, Calif., for the 2001 season, Buckley spent one year as a defensive assistant and two years as the associate director of football operations at Stanford under Buddy Teevens. A native of Milpitas, Calif., Buckley and his wife, Kara, are the proud parents of two daughters, Kristen and Kaitlyn. He was inducted to the Hall of Fame at his prep alma mater, Milpitas High School, in 2012.

The Buckley File EDUCATION BA, Rhetoric/Communications and English, UC Davis, 1996 MS, Physical Education (Sport Philosophy emphasis), Idaho, 2001 PREVIOUS COACHING EXPERIENCE Assistant Head Coach, UC Davis, 2007-2009 Defensive Backs Coach, UC Davis, 2005-2008 Assoc. Director of Football Operations, Stanford, 2002-2005 Defensive Backs Coach, Humboldt State, 2001-2002 Defensive Graduate Assistant Coach, Idaho, 1999-2001 Assistant Football Coach/Defensive Backs Coach, UC Davis, 1996-1999 PLAYING EXPERIENCE Played defensive back at UC Davis from 1992 to 1995. HONORS Milpitas (Calif.) High School Hall of Fame, 2012 PERSONAL Native of Milpitas, Calif. He and wife, Kara, have two daughters, Kristen and Kaitlyn.

Coaching Staff

Jacob Yoro

Ian Falconer

Defensive Coordinator Recruiting Coordinator 5th Season • Hawaii (2008)

Co-Offensive Coordinator Offensive Line/Strength & Conditioning 5th Season • Portland State (2000)

Jacob Yoro enters his fifth season as Pacific’s defensive coordinator, using his wealth of experience at the Division I-FCS and NAIA ranks to mold this young Pacific program for success. In addition to his coordinator duties, Yoro does specific position work with the Boxers’ linebackers. In 2013, Yoro’s defense showed great maturity in playing head-to-head with the Northwest Conference’s toughest teams. The Boxers finished the season ranked fifth among NCAA Division III teams in sacks and 28th in tackles for loss. Pacific allowed opponents a total of 19.6 points per game, ranking 58th nationally. Yoro also recently completed his third season as Pacific’s recruiting coordinator, where he has succeeded in continuing to draw great talent to Forest Grove. In addition, he helped to bring over 100 new players to Pacific after playing a key role in Hawaii recruiting over his first two years with the program. Yoro arrived at Pacific after one season as the linebackers coach at the University of Montana Western in Dillon, where he helped lead the Bulldogs to a 4-6 record. Prior to returning to the mainland, Yoro spent eight seasons coaching in the high school ranks in his native Hawaii. He spent the 2008 season at a linebackers coach and defensive consultant at Waipahu High School. Prior to Waipahu, Yoro spent six years at the St. Louis School in Honolulu where be began as linebackers coach before spending three seasons (2005-2007) as defensive coordinator. Yoro began his coaching career at Mililani High School where he was the linebackers coach. Yoro played his collegiate football at the University of Montana, where he was a two-year letterwinner before seeing his career cut short by a knee injury. He was a part of Grizzlies’ teams that advanced to the Division I-FCS playoffs in 1998 and 1999. Yoro played his high school ball at the St. Louis School where he earned all-league and all-state honors in football. A native of Mililani, Hawaii, Yoro, 34, earned his bachelor’s degree in history from the University of Hawaii-Manoa in 2008.

Ian Falconer is in his fifth season with the Pacific football program and his season as the Boxers’ co-offensive coordinator. In his coordinator role, Falconer oversees the team’s run game and also does position-specific work with the Boxers’ offensive line. In addition to his football duties, Falconer is in his third year as the university’s strength and conditioning coach. In his first year helping to coordinate the offense, Falconer helped lead one of the top offenses in NCAA Division III football. The team’s offensive line helped protect to create a passing game that ranked third in the Northwest Conference and 55th nationally. On the ground, Falconer’s efforts realized a significant improvement in the run game. The Boxers averaged 150.3 rushing yards per game, up from 109 yards per game the year before. In his role as strength and conditioning coach, Falconer assists the entire Pacific program in developing weight programs designed to produce maximum performance. His “Power Hour” programs, offered twice weekly during the year, have proved popular for all segments of the athletic program. Falconer came to Pacific from Lewis & Clark where he served as offensive line coach and offensive coordinator at Lewis & Clark from 2006 to 2009. In addition to his coordinator duties, Falconer spent the last two seasons as the Pioneers’ recruiting coordinator. He also coordinated video responsibilities and spent three seasons coordinating the team’s off-season strength and conditioning program. Falconer began his college coaching career at Lewis & Clark, serving as tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator during the 2003 season. In between Lewis & Clark stints, Falconer spent two years at NCAA Division III Oberlin College in Oberlin, Ohio, where he worked as the offensive line coach and assistant head coach. He also served as the Yeomen’s strength and conditioning coach and recruiting coordinator. In addition to his college experience, Falconer spent the 2002 season as the assistant offensive line coach at West Linn High School. Falconer played his college football at Portland State University. He was a four-year offensive line standout for the Vikings, earning All-Big Sky Conference honors at center as a senior. He played a key role in a Portland State offensive line that gave up only 12 sacks during the 2000 season. A native of Lake Oswego, Falconer is a graduate of Lakeridge High School and earned his bachelor’s degree in social science from Portland State in 2000. He and his wife, Angel, reside in Milwaukie with their three-yearold daughter, Leta.

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Matt Wade

Marc Moody

Co-Offensive Coordinator Quarterbacks Coach 2nd Season • Saint Mary’s (2003)

Defensive Line Coach Equipment Manager 3rd Season • Pacific (2012)

Matt Wade enters his second season as Pacific’s cooffensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, having attained great success with the Boxers in his first campaign with the program. Wade combined with longtime Pacific coach Ian Falconer in 2013 to lead an offensive attack that led the Boxers to one of the best seasons in program history. Running with a two-quarterback system featuring a pair of All-Northwest Conference selections, T.C. Campbell and P.J. Minaya, the Boxers finished 55th in NCAA Division III and third in the NWC with an average of 249.2 passing yards per game. The Boxers finished 21st nationally in completion percentage and 33rd in scoring offense, averaging a Pacific single season record 34.6 points per game. Pacific also set single season records for total offense, total offense average and points scored. Wade continues a matriculation of coaches to Pacific from UC Davis under Keith Buckley. Wade spent seven seasons at UC Davis, including four years the Aggies’ tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator. In that role, he assisted in planning the pass and run game operations and also was the lead coach for the punt return team. Wade was responsible for coordinating all aspects of the Aggies’ recruiting efforts and actively recruited the San Francisco Bay Area. Prior to his work with the tight ends, Wade spent the 2009 and 2010 campaigns as the team’s wide receivers coach. In those two seasons, the Aggies were ranked among the top-40 teams in Division I FCS in passing yards. Wade was tight ends coach in 2007 and 2008 and began his career in 2006 as a defensive assistant coach. The move to Forest Grove reunites Wade with Keith Buckley, who was the assistant head coach at UC Davis until accepting the Pacific position in 2009. “Keith is one of the main reasons I took this job,” Wade said. “I know that he is a great leader and a great football coach. I am excited to work with someone that I know is setting the program in the right direction.” Prior to UC Davis, Wade as an assistant coach at Ygnacio Valley High School in Concord, Calif., where he coached the defensive back, receivers and quarterback. In 2005, Wade the program’s co-offensive coordinator. Wade played one year of college football at Saint Mary’s College in Moraga, Calif. He played his prep career at Ygnacio Valley High School. A native of Concord, Wade graduated from Saint Mary’s in 2003 with a degree in business and a minor in economics. He earned his master’s degree in education and California teaching credential from Chapman University in 2007. He and his wife, Natalie, were married in June 2008.

A member of the first two teams of the reinstated Pacific football program, Marc Moody enters his third season with the Pacific coaching staff as the program’s defensive ends coach. In addition, Moody is in his second season as the program’s equipment manager. Moody returned from an injury suffered during the 2010 season to play in seven games for the Boxers at linebacker in 2011, making a pair of starts. The year was highlighted by six tackles amassed against Claremont-MuddScripps on Sept. 10. Moody started three games during the inaugural 2010 season before suffering a season-ending knee injury in the Boxers’ Northwest Conference opener at Lewis & Clark. He finished with 18 tackles in those three contests. Prior to arriving in Forest Grove, Moody spent one season at Saddleback JC in Mission Viejo, Calif., one season at Hawaii and one season at Mississippi Valley State. Moody played his prep football at the St. Louis School in Honolulu, where he was a 2007 Hawaii Honorable Mention AllState selection at free safety. A native of Ewa Beach, Hawaii, Moody graduated from Pacific in 2013 with a degree in philosophy. He and his wife, Ashley, were married in 2012 and welcomed their first daughter, Mia Lei, to the world in January.

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John Steiger Special Teams Coordinator Running Backs Coach 3rd Season • Oregon (2012) John Steiger is in his third season with the Pacific football program and moves in 2014 from the defensive side of the ball to the offensive side. Steiger will serve as the Boxers’ special teams coordinator and will also coach the running backs. He spent his first two seasons at Pacific as the program’s defensive tackles coach. Prior to arriving in Forest Grove, Steiger spent the four seasons as an undergraduate assistant coach with the Ducks, where his duties included assisting with the tight ends, working on film breakdown and developing the offensive playbook. Steiger helped prepare the Ducks for their appearances in 2010 and 2012 Rose Bowl games and the 2011 BCS National Championship Game. A native of San Diego, Steiger played his prep football at Scripps Ranch High School where he played at running back, defensive tackle, defensive end and long snapper. Steiger graduated from Oregon in 2012 with a degree in sociology and a minor in business administration. He earned his Boy Scouts of America Eagle Scout award in 2008.

Coaching Staff

James Yen

Eric Gietzen

Wide Receivers Coach Video Coordinator 3rd Season • Linfield (2002)

Assistant Offensive Line Coach 1st Season • Pacific (2013)

James Yen is in his third season as Pacific’s wide receivers coach after spending a decade as both a player and coach with Division III power Linfield. Yen’s experience has continued the forward progression in the passing game. In 2013, Pacific was ranked 55th among Division III teams in passing offense while ranking 33rd in scoring offense, scoring 34.6 yards per game. Under Yen’s leadership, Jordan Fukumoto was named to the AllNorthwest Conference First Team. In addition to his coaching duties, Yen serves as the program’s video coordinator. Prior to his arrival in Forest Grove, Yen spent nine seasons working with wide receivers at Linfield, coaching numerous players to All-NWC and All-American honors. During the Wildcats’ 2004 national championship season, Yen helped coach Casey Allen and George Carter to All-American honors, with Allen receiving first team honors from D3Football.com. In addition to his football duties, Yen served in Spring 2012 as Linfield’s head women’s golf coach. Before his work with Linfield golf, Yen served as the head soccer coach at Amity High School. Yen played his college football at Linfield, earning a varsity letter in 2002 at wide receiver. A native of Honolulu, Yen was a multiple letterwinner at the Kamehameha Schools in football, soccer and track and field. Yen, 33, graduated from Linfield in 2002 with a degree in applied physics. He earned his master’s degree in sports administration/ management from American Public University in 2013.

A four-year anchor for the Boxers on the offensive line, Eric Gietzen stays in his hometown as he joins the Pacific coaching staff as an assistant offensive line coach. Gietzen was a four-year starter for the Boxers and started all 37 games since the program returned in 2010. In his senior season, Gietzen played a critical role in a Pacific line that helped protect a potent Pacific passing offense that finished 33rd in Division III in scoring. The Boxers allowed a paltry 1.70 sacks per game, ranking third in the NWC that category. Gietzen was twice named to All-Northwest Conference squads, earning honorable mention nods in 2012 and 2013. Gietzen, a native of Forest Grove, played at Forest Grove High School under former Pacific assistant coach Mike McCabe. The two-way performer saw action on both the offensive and defensive lines. Gietzen graduated from Pacific in 2014 with a degree in sociology.

Sean Bangs Assistant Defensive Coach 1st Season • Pacific (2014) A part of the restart of the Pacific football program from its 2010 beginnings, Sean Bangs moves from the field to the sidelines for his first season as a defensive assistant coach. Bangs was a regular player at defensive lineman all four years and started each of the last three seasons. A Second Team All-Northwest Conference selection as a senior, Bangs led the Boxers with 11.5 tackles for loss and finished second in the NWC with eight sacks. His 42 total tackles was fifth best for Pacific. Bangs’ posted a season-high seven tackles against Menlo on Sept. 21. As a junior, Bangs finished third on the team with two sacks and fourth with 3.5 tackles for loss. Bangs played his prep football at Sunset High School and earned AllMetro League selection on both sides of the ball in 2009. A native of Portland, Bangs graduated from Pacific in 2014 with a degree in history.

Gabe Flory Assistant Linebackers Coach 1st Season • Pacific (2014) A four-year member of the re-start of the Pacific football program, Gabe Flory enters his first full season with the coaching staff as assistant linebackers coach. Flory saw his action over the last two seasons limited by injury. He appeared in one game in 2013 and four games in 2012, where me made three starts at linebacker. That season, he recorded a career-high seven tackles and 1.5 tackles for loss in the season opener against Simon Fraser. In the inaugural 2010 season, Flory saw action in all nine games and finished eighth for the Boxers with 18 tackles. He recorded a season high four tackles against Whitworth on Oct. 23. A native of Davis, Calif., Flory played his prep football at Davis High School. Flory graduated from Pacific in 2014 with a degree in exercise science.

Michael Smith Assistant Defensive Line Coach 1st Season • Pacific (2014) A key contributor for Pacific on the defensive line, Michael Smith enters his first season as the Boxers’ assistant defensive line coach. Smith played in all 10 games for the Boxers as a senior and finished with a season-high two tackles at Pacific Lutheran on Oct. 19. He saw action in all nine games as a junior and started all nine games during his freshman campaign. A native of Tumwater, Wash., Smith played his prep football at Tumwater High School where he was an All-Evergreen Conference selection as a senior. Smith graduated from Pacific in 2014 with a degree in psychology.

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Coaching Staff

Aaron Koford

P.J. Minaya

Kickers Coach 1st Season • Pacific (2014)

Assistant Quarterbacks Coach 1st Season • Pacific (2014)

The mainstay for Pacific the last four years at punter, Aaron Koford enters his first season with Pacific as the program’s kickers coach. Koford was a Honorable Mention All-NWC selection in 2013 after finishing third in the league with 35 punts and 1,301 yards. He led the NWC with 15 punts that landed inside the 20-yard line and 13 punts fair caught. He had his season-long punt of 55 yards against Linfield on Nov. 16. As a junior, Koford led the NWC and was ranked 30th among NCAA Division III kickers with an average of 39.1 yards per punts. In his sophomore campaign, Koford finished second in the NWC with 48 punts and third with 1,599 punting yards. In addition to his work on the football field, Koford was a four-year member of the Pacific track and field team. He finished seventh in the 2014 NWC decathlon and also competed at the conference meet in the pole vault. His 5,851 points in the decathlon is fourth best in Pacific in Pacific history while his personal best of 140 feet, 10 inches in the discus is seventh. Koford played his prep football at Wilsonville High School where he was a 2009 All-Northwest Oregon Conference selection at outside linebacker. He was also an all-conference and all-state selection in track in the 200 meters and the discus. A native of Wilsonville, Koford graduated from Pacific in 2014 with a degree in literature.

One-half of Pacific’s successful two-quarterback system over the first four years of the reinstated program, P.J. Minaya remains with the Boxers for his first season as assistant quarterbacks coach. An Honorable Mention All-Northwest Conference selection each of the last two seasons, Minaya finished 2013 with 1,426 yards passing and 16 touchdowns. He set Pacific single season records with a 64.7 completion percentage and established a career record with a 64.3 completion percentage. His play helped Pacific rank among the top-50 programs in NCAA Division III in scoring offense and passing offense. In 2012, serving as the primary quarterback after a season-ending injury to T.C. Campbell, Minaya finished fifth in the NWC with 2,258 yards and ranked third in the league with his 21 touchdowns and set a school single season record with an average of 250.9 yards per game. He set Pacific single game records with 442 passing yards and 454 yards of total offense against Lewis & Clark and set another with 32 pass completions against Pacific Lutheran. A native of Wahiawa, Hawaii, Minaya played his prep football at the Hanalani School where he was a two-time Hawaii all-state and AllInterscholastic League of Honolulu selection. He set the Hawaii state record in 2009 by throwing eight touchdown passes. Minaya graduated from Pacific in 2014 with a degree in psychology.

Bryan Mills Safeties Coach 1st Season • Pacific (2014) One of Pacific’s top safeties over the first four years of the reinstated program, Bryan Mills moves to the sideline and joins the coaching staff as safeties coach. Mills was a four-year starter for the Boxers and earned Honorable Mention All-Northwest Conference honors in 2011 and 2012. One of Pacific’s regular leaders in tackles, Mills tied with Tim Hastie for the team lead with 60 tackles. Both players ranked tied for 10th in the NWC in the category. Mills also led Pacific and was second in the NWC with four interceptions. Mills also led Pacific in tackles each of his first two seasons, finishing with 62 tackles as a sophomore and 46 as a freshman. While an effective defender, Mills may best be known for a 100-yard defensive two-point conversion that he scored against Lewis & Clark on Oct. 1, 2011. The video of that play landed on ESPN’s SportsCenter as their “Top Play of the Day.” A native of Imbler, Ore., Mills was a four-time All-Old Oregon League selection and was twice named First Team All-State as both a quarterback and defensive back. As a senior, he was selected to play in both the 1A State All-Star Game and the East/West Shrine Game. Mills graduated from Pacific in 2014 with a degree in education and a minor in sociology.

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Brian Taylor Tight Ends Coach 1st Season • Pacific (2014) A four-year starter for the Boxers at tight end, Brian Taylor will put his playing experience to good use as he joins the Pacific coaching staff as the program’s tight ends coach. Taylor started all but one possible game in his Pacific career at tight end. He had a career-high performance of 53 yards receiving on two receptions against Occidental on Sept. 14, 2013, which included a long 53-yard reception. In his junior campaign, Taylor scored the critical final touchdown in a valiant rally that fell just short against Pacific Lutheran on Nov. 5, 2011. A native of Lewiston, Idaho, Taylor played his prep football at Lewiston High School where he was a two-time All-Inland Empire League selection at tight end and linebacker. Taylor is a 2014 graduate of Pacific with a degree in exercise science.

2014 Football Support Staff Football Operations: Janett Trujillo Student Video Managers: Amber Craviotto, Jessica Bond, Marshall Tauton Student Equipment Manager: Josh Hannum Student Athletic Trainers: Delaney Emerson, Meghann Gini, Nicole Brown Strength Assistant: Alen Suklje Recruiting Assistant: Synclaire Waldron

The Players Pacific University Football 2014

2014 Roster Alphabetical Roster No. 27 29 25 89 5 18 23 89 35 64 22 39 35 82 31 3 40 87 91 81 70 48 71 29 36 48 50 2 74 72 30 80 77 86 88 42 62 25 97 8 5 28 14 38 15 26 7 73 1 26 87 9 36 49 67 83 19 52 20 32 24 68 4 46 56 9 53 53 6 10 33 38 43

Name Aderemi Adeyemo Greg Alip London Amorin Blake Anthony Chad Aragon Sean Arbogast Michael Ashley Mason Bailey Jeff Bajema Chuck Barden Bronson Barretto Ryan Beck Alex Beekman James Berry Chase Bodor Brandon Boys Josh Brinkworth Austin Brown Ryan Carhart Eddie Carrillo Bradley Clark Tim Claussen Scotty Cooper Tyler Corsi R.J. Culhno Clay Cuneo Parker Dean Dominique Donaghy Kevin Dopps Ian Escutia Justin Fa’agau Michael Fanning T.J. Fitzsimmons Sam Gesicki Eric Gietzen Tyler Gilmore Laimana Grace Ande Grantham Andrew Gray Bryce Hacker Xavier Harvey Brandon Harms Marty Henderson Aaron Herbert Noel Hernandez Rayce Houser Brandon Howes Kaiea Iwasaki Mark Jacobson Nick Jahnke Justin Jenks Brandon Kahookele Geoff Kastel Darin Kamealoha Javin Kawai Drew Kelly Tyler Kailiuli Tyler Kanoa Max Kirkendall Travis Knoche Trey Kodama Bobby Ladiges Cody LaFontaine Ericc Langi Jakob Lawrence J.D. Lett Matt Long Max Look Taylor Mack Mack Mackesy Shahin Marzband Fresno Masaniai Kevin McGee Deven McKinney Max Medrano

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Pos. S RB WR WR WR WR DL K DL OL RB LB WR/K WR DB RB S LB P DL WR OL DL OL S TE RB LB OL QB DL OL K WR OL P LB FB LB WR DL CB DB WR QB CB QB CB DL DL QB RB TE WR LB TE OL CB S LS LB RB S OL WR TE LB CB OL FB CB S RB RB LB

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Name Justin Jenks Moses Villareal-Gomez Ian Escutia Avery Richardson Josh Brinkworth Matthew Walker Jakob Lawrence Chad Aragon Marty Henderson Shahin Marzband Mark Jacobson Brandon Harms Campbell Summerfield Darin Kamealoha Max Look Fresno Masaniai Jack Michels Jack Perez Cade Wilkins Warner Shaw Chris Shoffner Steven Steed Nathan Suyematsu Noel Hernandez Brandon Howes Nolan Ramirez Michael Mejia Jaquari People Zachary Tinao-Rabellizsa Sean Arbogast James Ramos Max Kirkendall Nathan Selby Trey Kodama Tyler Nakama Caleb Roher Brandon Williams Bronson Barretto Michael Ashley Cody LaFontaine Brett Stelling London Amorin Bryce Hacker Kaiea Iwasaki Brandon Kahookele Aderemi Adeyemo Gavan Rosteck Aaron Herbert Isaiah Padilla Greg Alip R.J. Culhno T.J. Fitzsimmons Kamana Pimental Chase Bodor Trevor Yamashita Bobby Ladiges Dominic Tarango Kevin McGee Donovin Townsend Chase Rogers Jeff Bajema Alex Beekman Clay Cuneo Javin Kawai Skyler Ray Dalton Schwetz Rayce Houser Mack Mackesy Deven McKinney Ryan Beck Kasen Takushi Austin Brown Zach Tucker Ande Grantham

Pos. QB K QB LB S WR WR WR DB CB DL CB QB WR CB S TE LB QB QB CB QB WR/K QB QB LB TE CB WR WR CB S RB LB WR WR CB RB DL S WR WR WR CB RB S RB WR DB RB S K RB DB CB RB LB RB S S DL WR/K TE LB RB S CB FB RB LB CB LB LB FB

Ht. 5-7 5-11 6-0 5-10 6-1 5-11 6-2 5-8 6-0 5-11 6-3 5-10 6-0 5-10 5-8 5-9 6-5 6-1 6-1 6-1 5-10 6-0 5-10 6-0 5-10 6-2 6-2 5-9 5-6 6-1 5-11 5-11 5-10 5-8 5-6 6-0 5-8 5-8 6-0 6-1 6-2 5-11 6-1 5-7 5-6 5-9 5-9 6-1 6-1 5-7 5-11 5-8 5-5 5-7 5-9 5-10 5-10 5-9 5-10 5-9 6-2 6-0 6-4 6-0 5-8 6-0 5-10 5-8 6-0 6-1 5-6 6-1 5-10 6-0

Wt. 165 180 170 210 205 190 195 165 195 175 220 185 185 180 165 196 245 230 175 200 175 180 165 170 160 225 195 175 150 195 170 170 185 205 170 190 170 190 205 180 175 170 185 140 188 190 240 197 170 210 185 170 190 195 165 220 200 200 205 180 235 170 235 200 200 195 175 225 210 190 165 205 210 230

Yr./Elig. Fr./Fr. Sr./Sr. Fr./Fr. So./So. Sr./Sr. So./So. Sr./Sr. Fr./Fr. Sr./Sr. Jr./Jr. So./So. Sr./Sr. Jr./So. Sr./Sr. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. Jr./Jr. Jr./Jr. Fr./Fr. Jr./Jr. Jr./Jr. Fr./Fr. Jr./Jr. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. So./So. Jr./Jr. Jr./Jr. So./So. Sr./Sr. Jr./So. Fr./Fr. Jr./Jr. Jr./So. So./So. Sr./Sr. Fr./Fr. Jr./Jr. So./So. So./Fr. Fr/Fr. Sr./Sr. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. So./So. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. Jr./So. Sr./Sr. Fr./Fr. Jr./So. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. Jr./Jr. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. Sr./Sr. So./So. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. So./So. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. Sr./Sr. Jr./Jr. Fr./Fr. Sr./Sr. Jr./Jr. So./So.

Hometown (Previous School) Wahiawa, Hawaii (Leilehua) Stockton, Calif. (St. Mary’s) Palos Verdes, Calif. (Peninsula) Corona, Calif. (Martin Luther King) Elk Grove, Calif. (Sheldon) Fort Hood, Texas (Vanden) Sherwood, Ore. (Sherwood) Honolulu, Hawaii (Moanalua) St. Paul, Minn. (Fort Scott CC) Hayward, Calif. (Moreau Catholic) Forks, Wash. (Forks) Canby, Ore. (Canby) Sandy, Ore. (Eastern Oregon Univ.) Waipahu, Hawaii (Hanalani) Honolulu, Hawaii (Iolani) Kapa’a, Hawaii (Kapa’a) Kirkland, Wash. (Lake Washington) Petaluma, Calif. (Petaluma) Happy Valley, Ore. (Clackamas) Waimea, Hawaii (Kamehameha-Hawaii) Roseburg, Ore. (Umpqua CC) Desert Hot Springs, Calif. (Desert Hot Springs) Tualatin, Ore. (Tualatin) Santa Rosa, Calif. (Piner) Kailua-Kona, Hawaii (Konawaena) Santa Clarita, Calif. (Chaminade College Prep) Fresno, Calif. (San Joaquin Memorial) Merced, Calif. (Merced) Waipahu, Hawaii (Radford) Monroe, Ore. (Monroe) McMinnville, Ore. (McMinnville) Pacific City, Ore. (Nestucca) Hillsboro, Ore. (Liberty) Pearl City, Hawaii (Kamehameha) Honolulu, Hawaii (St. Louis) Gresham, Ore. (Sam Barlow) Hayward, Calif. (Patterson) Mililani, Hawaii (Kamehameha) Tujunga, Calif. (Chaminade College Prep) Silverdale, Wash. (Rocky Mountain Coll.) Clovis, Calif. (Clovis) Waipahu, Hawaii (Island Pacific Academy) Poulsbo, Wash. (North Kitsap) Lihue, Hawaii (Kawai) Nanakuli, Hawaii (Kamehameha) No. Hollywood, Calif. (Chaminade Coll. Prep) Sandpoint, Idaho (Lake City) Vacaville, Calif. (Will C. Wood) Surprise, Ariz. (Surprise) Kealakekua, Hawaii (Waipahu) Cerritos, Calif. (Cerritos JC) Waialua, Hawaii (Kamehameha) Kaneohe, Hawaii (St. Louis) Running Springs, Calif. (Rim of the World) Honolulu, Hawaii (Kalani) Escalon, Calif. (Manteca) Albuquerque, N.M. (Valley) San Francisco, Calif. (Junipero Serra) Modesto, Calif. (Central Catholic) Lahaina, Hawaii (Lahianaluna) Burlington, Wash. (Burlington-Edison) Beaverton, Ore. (Southridge) Manteca, Calif. (East Union) Waianae, Hawaii (Punahou) Scripps Ranch, Calif. (Scripps Ranch) Burlington, Wash. (Burlington-Edison) John Day, Ore. (Grant Union) Mission Viejo, Calif. (Tesoro) Spanaway, Wash. (Spanaway Lake) Scottsdale, Ariz. (Chaparral) Mililani, Hawaii (Mid-Pacific Institute) Klamath Falls, Ore. (Henley) Dublin, Calif. (Dublin) Olympia, Wash. (North Thurston)

2014 Roster No. 43 44 44 45 46 48 48 49 50 51 51 52 53 53 54 55 56 57 57 58 59 60 61 62 62 63 64 67 68 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 79 80 80 81 82 82 83 83 84 85 86 86 87 87 88 89 89 90 91 93 94 95 97

Name Max Medrano Ian Teofilo Landon Weimar Zak Porche J.D. Lett Scotty Cooper Parker Dean Drew Kelly Dominique Donaghy Nicholas Schilla Gunner Sigado Travis Knoche Taylor Mack Kyle Miller Connor Shortt Blayne Won Matt Long Kennon Quiocho Tony Suverkropp Harley Montoya Jacob Torquato Riley Rankin Kelvin Pellom, Jr. Andrew Gray Mark Mueller Will Ulrich Chuck Barden Tyler Kailiuli Ericc Langi Tim Claussen Tyler Corsi Michael Fanning Nick Jahnke Justin Fa’agau Nick Reese Chandler Ramer Kevin Peterson Kit Taura Sam Gesicki Mike Rapacon Bradley Clark James Berry Will Weaver Tyler Kanoa Vince Sbragia Jason Smith Ikaika Urasaki Tyler Gilmore Taylor Schad Ryan Carhart Geoff Kastel Sean Visperas Blake Anthony Mason Bailey Kyle Rademacher Eddie Carrillo Max White Kyle Treadway Alex Willeford Xavier Harvey Brandon Boyd Kevin Dopps Brandon Sattelmeier

Pos. LB TE DL FB TE DE RB TE LB OL LB LS OL LB DL LB LB OL LB OL OL OL DL LB OL OL DL OL OL OL OL OL DL DL OL OL OL OL WR WR WR WR DL CB WR WR WR P TE P TE TE WR K DL DL DL DT DL DL RB OL OL

Ht. 5-10 6-1 6-1 6-0 6-2 6-2 5-8 6-2 5-11 6-0 6-1 6-1 6-1 5-10 6-2 6-1 6-1 6-0 6-0 6-2 5-11 6-2 6-0 5-8 6-2 6-1 6-2 5-11 6-3 6-4 6-5 6-0 6-2 6-2 6-5 6-5 6-3 5-11 6-1 5-9 5-8 6-1 6-2 5-11 6-1 6-1 5-10 6-3 6-6 5-11 6-2 6-1 5-7 6-2 6-3 5-10 6-2 6-5 6-1 6-1 5-11 5-11 6-6

Wt. 205 210 235 230 195 215 170 225 220 295 205 190 275 200 260 230 180 290 205 275 290 270 240 205 285 275 270 220 270 240 275 255 260 250 275 270 265 255 190 160 170 210 205 155 195 185 160 185 245 177 205 225 160 190 230 280 240 250 225 255 200 285 295

Yr./Elig. Jr./Jr. Fr./Fr. Sr./Sr. Jr./Jr. So./So. Sr./Sr. So./So. So./So. Sr./Sr. Jr./Jr. So./So. Fr./Fr. Jr./Jr. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. So./So. So./So. So./So. Jr./Jr. Jr./Jr. Fr./Fr. So./So. Fr./Fr. Sr./Sr. Sr./Sr. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. Jr./Jr. So./So. So./Fr. Fr./Fr. Sr./Sr. So./So. Fr./Fr. Sr./Sr. Fr./Fr. Jr./Jr. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. Sr./Sr. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. Jr./Jr. Fr./Fr. Jr./Jr. Sr./Sr. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. So./So. Sr./Sr. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. Sr./Sr. So./So. Sr./Jr. Sr./Sr. Fr./Fr. Fr./Fr. Sr./Sr. Sr./Jr.

Hometown (Previous School) San Diego, Calif. (Mesa JC) Hilo, Hawaii (Kamehameha-Hawaii) Glide, Ore. (Glide) Olympia, Wash. (Timberline) Panama City, Calif. (Hilltop) Fullerton, Calif. (Servite) Rainier, Ore. (Rainier) Renton, Wash. (Hazen) Shoreline, Wash. (Shorecrest) Honolulu, Hawaii (Punahou) Redmond, Ore. (Redmond) Colorado Springs, Colo. (Rampart) Bonney Lake, Wash. (Bonney Lake) South Lake Tahoe, Calif. (South Tahoe) The Dalles, Ore. (The Dalles Wahtonka) Aiea, Hawaii (St. Francis) Salem, Ore. (West Salem) Kapulena, Hawaii (Kamehameha-Hawaii) Auburn, Calif. (Placer) Tucson, Ariz. (Salpointe Catholic) Holtville, Calif. (Holtville) Florence, Ore. (Suislaw) Fremont, Calif. (American) St. Helens, Ore. (St. Helens) Rocklin, Calif. (Whitney) Lake Elsinore, Calif. (Elsinore) Boise, Idaho (Bishop Kelly) Roseburg, Ore. (Roseburg) Redwood City, Calif. (St. Francis) Yamhill, Ore. (Yamhill-Carlton) Fairfield, Calif. (Vanden) Waianae, Hawaii Kirkland, Wash. (Lake Washington) Kahalu’u, Hawaii (Damien Memorial) Pacifica, Calif. (Archbishop Riordan) Palm Desert, Calif. (Palm Desert) Lake Oswego, Ore. (Lake Oswego) Honolulu, Hawaii (Moanalua) Tracyton, Wash. (Olympic) American Canyon, Calif. (American Canyon) Ripon, Calif. (Ripon) Belmont, Calif. (Coll. of San Mateo) Kooskia, Idaho (Clearwater Valley) Honolulu, Hawaii (University Lab) Novato, Calif. (San Marin) Black Diamond, Wash. (Tahoma) Kaneohe, Hawaii (Castle) Newberg, Ore. (Newberg) Aumsville, Ore. (Cascade) Roseburg, Ore. (Roseburg) Eugene, Ore. (Willamette) Stockton, Calif. (Weston Ranch) Valencia, Calif. (Valencia) Mill Creek, Wash. (Archbishop Murphy) Canby, Ore. (Canby) Milpitas, Calif. (Milpitas) Kirkland, Wash. (Lake Washington) Phoenix, Ore. (Phoenix) Keizer, Ore. (McNary) Sacramento, Calif. (Jesuit) Gilroy, Calif. (Gilroy) Hermiston, Ore. (Hermiston) Temecula, Calif. (Temecula Valley)

Alphabetical Roster No. 16 10 53 58 62 20 28 61 17 11 77 30 45 66 90 76 15 18 60 80 37 75 2 34 21 27 83 86 51 37 19 80 12 12 54 51 84 13 24 8 57 13 44 39 32 79 17 59 33 94 41 63 85 1 88 3 82 44 93 11 95 21 55 31

Name Michael Mejia Jack Michels Kyle Miller Harley Montoya Mark Mueller Tyler Nakama Isaiah Padilla Kelvin Pellom, Jr. Jaquari People Jack Perez Kevin Peterson Kamana Pimental Zak Porche Kennon Quiocho Kyle Rademacher Chandler Ramer Nolan Ramirez James Ramos Riley Rankin Mike Rapacon Skyler Ray Nick Reese Avery Richardson Chase Rogers Caleb Roher Gavan Rosteck Brandon Sattelmeier Vince Sbragia Taylor Schad Nicholas Schilla Dalton Schwetz Nathan Selby Brandon Selvey Warner Shaw Chris Shoffner Connor Shortt Gunner Sigado Jason Smith Steven Steed Brett Steeling Campbell Summerfield Tony Suverkropp Nathan Suyematsu Faaolaina Teofilo Kasen Takushi Dominic Tarango Kit Taura Zachary Tinao-Rabellizsa Jacob Torquato Donovin Townsend Kyle Treadway Zach Tucker WIll Ulrich Ikaika Urasaki Moses Villareal-Gomez Sean Visperas Matthew Walker Will Weaver Landon Weimar Max White Cade Wilkins Alex Willeford Brandon Williams Blayne Won Trevor Yamashita

Pos. TE TE LB OL OL WR DB DL CB LB OL RB FB OL DL OL LB CB OL WR RB OL LB S WR RB OL WR TE OL S RB WR QB CB DL LB WR QB WR QB LB WR/K TE CB LB OL WR OL S DT LB OL WR K TE WR DL LB DL QB DL CB LB CB

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2014 Returners

27 Aderemi Adeyemo

High School: Played for Kip Bohtelo at Island Pacific Academy…2009: Hawaii AllState and All-Interscholastic League of Honolulu (ILH) selection at wide receiver and kick return…Finished with 1,656 receiving yard with 21 touchdowns…2008: Hawaii All-State and All-ILH selection…Finished 1,056 receiving yard and 10 touchdowns…2007: Was the team’s primary punter in addition to wide receiver and defensive back duties, averaging 42 yards per punt…Also made 23 tackles…Also participated in varsity basketball, baseball and track and field…Qualified for the Hawaii state championship in the long jump and was an Honorable Mention AllILH pick in basketball.

Sophomore • Safety 5-9 • 190 No. Hollywood, Calif. (Chaminade Coll. Prep) 2013: Played in 10 games at safety…Finished with two tackles against Occidental on 9/14/13 and against Linfield on 11/16/13. High School: Played for Ed Erosoh at Chaminade College Prep High School…2012: Second Team All-Mission League selection at free safety…Was named the team’s Comeback Player of the Year…Finished with 47 tackles, two sacks and two forced fumbles…2011: Honorable Mention All-Mission League selection at free safety… Finished season with 45 tackles…Also competed in varsity track and field in the sprints. Personal: Son of James & Felicia Adeyemo…Social work and business administration major…Chose Pacific because he liked the environment and because the coaching staff was welcoming…Favorite TV Show: Generation Kill…Favorite Book: Waiting For Godot (Samuel Beckett)…Favorite Quote: Love your neighbor as you love yourself. (Jesus)…Career Ambition: Business owner and a career in politics. ADEYEMO’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds 2013 10 5 4 9 0 0

PD 0

FF 0

FR Blkd 0 0

Sophomore • Running Back 5-7 • 210 Kealakekua, Hawaii (Waipahu)

Returns 2013

TD 0 2 2

Lg Avg/G 4 1.3 50 30.7 50 23.3

KO Returns Punt Returns No. Yds. Avg. Long No. Yds. Avg. Long 2 47 23.5 32 0 0 0.0 0

89 Blake Anthony

2013: Played in all 10 games at wide receiver and made lone start of season against Occidental on 9/14/13… Finished third for Boxers with 295 receiving yards on 24 receptions…Twice finished with 55 yards against Occidental and at Menlo on 9/21/13…Had season long 32-yard reception and a touchdown at Willamette on 11/9/13.

2013: Did not play. 2012: Saw lone action as a running back at Puget Sound on 10/6/12…Had two carries for 24 yards. High School: Played for Eric Keola at Waipahu High School. Personal: Son of Calvin & Evanell Keaunui…Marketing major…Chose Pacific because of the small class sizes. TD Long Avg/G 0 15 24.0

25 London Amorin Senior • Wide Receiver 5-7 • 210 Waipahu, Hawaii (Island Pacific Aca.) 2013: Played in two games on special teams…Returned two kicks for 47 yards, including a long of 32 yards, against Puget Sound on 10/12/13. 2012: Played in three games at wide receiver…Had one catch for four yards and returned two kicks for 30 yards against Pacific Lutheran on 10/13/12. 2010: Played in nine games at wide receiver and started final game of the season against Menlo on 11/13/10…Finished fifth for the Boxers in receiving and second in kick return yardage…Caught six catches for 125 yards and two touchdowns and had season-high 151 all-purpose yards at Menlo…Had three catches for 84 yards, including a 40-yard reception, at Lewis & Clark on 10/2/10.

20 • Pacific Football 2014

AMORIN’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Receiving G No Yds Avg 2012 3 1 4 4.0 2010 9 12 276 23.0 TOTAL 12 13 280 21.5

Senior • Wide Receiver 5-7 • 160 Valencia, Calif. (Valencia)

29 Greg Alip

ALIP’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Rushing G Att. Gain Loss Net Avg. 2012 1 2 24 0 24 12.0

Personal: Son of Antoinette Amorin…Environmental chemistry and toxicology major…Chose Pacific because of the medical programs, the football program and coach Jacob Yoro…Favorite TV Shows: That 70s Show and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia…Favorite Book: The Da Vinci Code…Career Ambition: Pharmacist or Botanist.

2012: Played in seven games at wide receiver and made lone start of the season at Occidental on 9/8/12…Finished with six catches for season-high 67 yards and 85 allpurpose yards against Whitworth on 9/29/12…Had four punt returns for 37 yards and finished with 64 all-purpose yards at Puget Sound on 10/6/12. 2011: Played in all nine games and started final three of season at wide receiver… Finished third for the Boxers in receiving yards with 275 yards on 20 catches…Had season high four catches for 80 yards, including a season long 44-yard reception, against Menlo on 9/10/11…Finished with 64 yards on four catches at Willamette on 10/8/11. High School: Played for Larry Muir at Valencia High School…2010: First Team All-Foothill League at receiver…Scholar-Athlete Award recipient…Finished with 540 yards receiving with five touchdowns. Personal: Son of Patrick & Julie-Anne Anthony…Physics and math major… Married to wife Shelby…Chose Pacific for the excellent academic reputation, for the beautiful campus and for the football program…Favorite TV Show: Psych…Favorite Book: Ephesians (from the Bible) by Paul the Apostle…Favorite Class In School: Relativity…Career Ambition: Engineer. ANTHONY’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Receiving G No Yds Avg TD 2013 10 24 295 12.3 1 2012 7 16 191 11.9 0 2011 9 20 275 13.8 0 TOTAL 16 26 466 17.9 0 Returns 2013

Lg Avg/G 32 29.5 34 27.3 44 30.6 44 29.1

KO Returns Punt Returns No. Yds. Avg. Long No. Yds. Avg. Long 0 0 0.0 0 3 -3 -1.0 0

2014 Returners

6 Sean Arbogast

35 Jeff Bajema

Senior • Wide Receiver 6-1 • 195 Monroe, Ore. (Monroe)

Sophomore • Defensive Lineman 6-2 • 235 Burlington, Wash. (Burlington-Edison)

2013: Squad player.

2013: Played in nine games on the defensive line…Finished with season high six tackles (3 solo, 3 assisted) at Whitworth on 10/5/13…Posted two-tackle performances against Adrian on 9/6/13 and Lewis & Clark on 11/2/13.

2012: Made it to the field at wide receiver in season finale at Linfield on 11/10/12. 2011: Saw lone action of the season against Linfield on 10/15/11 at wide receiver. High School: Played for Bill Crowson at Monroe High School…2010: Honorable Mention 2A All-State selection and First Team All-Mountain View Conference at defensive back…Second Team 2A All-State selection and First Team All-Mountain View Conference at receiver…2009: Honorable Mention 2A All-State and First Team All-Mountain View Conference selection at receiver…Four-year varsity letterwinner…Also played varsity basketball and baseball and was a four-year letterwinner in both sports…Was an All-Mountain View Conference selection at both catcher and designated hitter and was an all-state selection at designated hitter…Was also an all-league selection in basketball. Personal: Son of Michael & Amie Bodi…Business major with marketing emphasis and coaching minor…Chose because he really liked the campus and the people and for the chance to play with a new and upcoming football team…Favorite TV Show: Arrow…Favorite Class In School: Science…Favorite Sport to Watch: Football and Baseball…Career Ambition: Nutritionist.

23 Michael Ashley Sophomore • Defensive Lineman 6-0 • 205 Tujunga, Calif. (Chaminde College Prep) 2013: Squad player. High School: Played for Ed Croson at Chaminade College Prep School…2012: All-Mission League selection at defensive end…Finished with 35 tackles, 13.5 sacks and four forced fumbles…2011: Honorable Mention AllMission League at defensive end…Finished with 20 tackles, five sacks and two forced fumbles. Personal: Son of Luisa & Lavalle Ashley…Computer science and marketing major with business minor…His uncle, Lorenzo Ashley, played with the NFL’s Cleveland Browns…Chose Pacific because of the welcoming staff and students and the amazing football program…Favorite TV Shows: Martin…Favorite Book: Confessions of an Economic Hitman…Favorite Classes In School: Economics…Favorite Quote: Be the best you can be...Career Ambition: Marketing Director and/or Business Owner.

High School: Played for Herb Lehman at Burlington Edison High School…2012: First team all-conference selection as a defensive end and was named the Skagit Valley Herald’s Defensive Player of the Year…Finished with 91 tackles, including 12 for loss, 10 sacks and three forced fumbles…As a halfback, rushed for 462 yards and scored seven touchdowns…2011: Honorable mention all-conference selection as a running back…Rushed for 503 yards on 75 carries with four touchdowns… Defensively, finished with 57 tackles, including 32 solo tackles and five for loss, four sacks and two forced fumbles…Also competed in varsity wrestling and track and field…As a wrestler, finished sixth at 2013 Washington State Championships at 195 pounds. Personal: Son of Tom & Renee Bajema…Pre-physical therapy major…Chose Pacific for the opportunity to plat college football while attending a top-notch academic school…Favorite TV Show: Blue Mountain State…Favorite Class In School: Physics…Favorite Foods: Steak and potatoes…Career Ambition: Firefighter and paramedic. BAJEMA’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds 2013 9 7 5 12 1.0 1

PD 1

FF 0

FR Blkd 0 0

64 Chuck Barden Senior • Defensive Lineman 6-2 • 270 Boise, Idaho (Bishop Kelly) 2013: Saw lone action on the offensive line against Lewis & Clark on 11/2/13. Washington State: Spent one season as a redshirt at Washington State. High School: Played for Lee Leslie at Bishop Kelly High School…Three-year letterwinner on the offensive and defensive lines. Personal: Son of David & Carmen Barden…Business major…Favorite TV Show: Burn Notice…Favorite Book: The Alchemist…Favorite Class In School: PE… Favorite Quote: Its bad as you want to breath…Career Ambition: Physical trainer. BARDEN’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds 2013 1 0 0 0 0 0

PD 0

FF 0

FR Blkd 0 0

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2014 Returners

22 Bronson Barretto

39 Ryan Beck

Junior • Running Back 5-8 • 190 Mililani, Hawaii (Kamehameha)

Junior • Linebacker 6-1 • 190 Scottsdale, Ariz. (Chapparal)

2013: Appeared in three games at running back…Finished with season highs of 42 yards on seven carries, with a long of 11 yards, against Lewis & Clark on 11/2/13…Rushed seven times for 33 yards against Puget Sound on 10/12/13.

2013: Squad player. 2012: Squad player.

2012: Played in four games at running back…Had season best three rushes for 18 yards and a touchdown at Puget Sound on 10/6/12. High School: Played for David Stant at the Kamehameha School…2011: First Team All-Interscholastic League of Honolulu and Hawaii All-State selection at running back…Finished with 584 yards on 116 carries…Also participated in varsity wrestling and track and field. Personal: Son of Phil & Marlene Barretto…Philosophy major…Chose Pacific for the outstanding academic offered and the chance to play football…Favorite TV Show: Workaholics…Favorite Book: Six Questions of Socrates (Christopher Phillips)… Favorite Class In School: English…Favorite Quote: Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure (Marianne Williamson)…Career Ambition: Lawyer. BARRETTO’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Rushing G Att. Gain Loss 2013 3 16 81 3 2012 4 8 26 1 TOTAL 7 24 107 4

Net Avg. 81 5.1 25 3.1 106 4.4

Pronunciation Guide Uh-DARE-Mee Ahh-DAY-Uh-Mo (Aderemi Adeyemo) London AH-More-Een (Amorin) Chase BO-Durr (Bodor) Eddie Kuh-REE-Oh (Carrillo) Dominique DON-Uh-HEE (Donaghy) Justin FA-Ah-Gaow (Fa’agau) Sam Guh-SEK-Kee (Gesicki) No-ELL (Noel) Hernandez Ky-EH-Uh (Kaiea) Iwasaki Nick YANKEE (Jahnke) Brandon Kuh-HO-HO-Kelly (Kahookele) Tyler Ky-Lee-OOH-Lee (Kailiuki) Geoff Kast-TELL (Kastel) JAVIN (short a as in Apple) Kuh-VY (Javin Kawai) Travis NO-Kee (Knoche) Bobby LAD-Uh-Jiss (Ladiges) Eric LONG-Ghee (Langi) Fresno Muh-SAH0E-Eye (Masaniai) Shuh-HEEN (Shahin) Marzband Jack MICHAELS (Michels) Isaiah Puh-DEE-Uh (Padilla) Kuh-MAH-Nuh PEE-Min-Tell (Kamana Pimentel) Zak PORSH (Porche) Kennon KEE-Oh-Choh (Quiocho) Kyle Rad-Uh-MOCK-Kurr (Rademacher) Chandler RAY-Muhr (Ramer) Justin Ruh-VELL-Uh (Revilla) Caleb ROAR (Roher) Vince Spruh0GHEE-Uh (Sbragia) Nathan Su-YUH-Mat-Soo (Suyematsu) Kit To-OOH-Ruh (Taura) EE-Nuh TEE-Oh-Fee-Loh (Ina Teofilo) Zachary TEE-Now Rab-Uh-LEE-Zuh (Tinao-Rabellizsa) Jacob Tor-QUAH-Toh (Torquato) Moses Villa-REE-Al (Villareal) Gomez Landon WY-Marr (Weimar) Blayne WAHN (Won)

22 • Pacific Football 2014

TD Long Avg/G 1 11 27.0 1 11 6.2 2 11 15.1

High School: Played for Charlie Ragle at Chaparral High School…2011: Finished with 50 tackles, two sacks, one fumble forced and one recovered in 11 games at inside linebacker...Also played varsity basketball. Personal: Son of Pert Beck…Exercise science major…His uncle, Greg Marshall, played football at Oregon State and in the Canadian Football League. He has coached in the CFL since 1991…Chose Pacific because he wants the challenge of being part of a building program and for the physical therapy program…Favorite TV Show: Friends…Favorite Book: The Outsiders…Favorite Class In School: Anatomy…Favorite Quote: Adapt and Overcome...Career Ambition: Physician’s Assistant.

82 James Berry Senior • Wide Receiver 6-1 • 210 Belmont, Calif. (Coll. of San Mateo) 2013: Played in all 10 games at wide receiver…Came up with season best 67 yards on three carries with a touchdown and a long reception of 40 yards against Puget Sound on 10/12/13…Finished with 28 receiving yards on two carries against Linfield on 11/16/13. College of San Mateo: Played two seasons at the junior college in San Mateo, Calif., under Bret Pollack. Personal: Son of Edward & Susan Berry…Integrated media major…Favorite Movie: Friday Night Lights…Favorite Quote: Football is like life. It requires perseverance, self denial, hard work, sacrifice, dedication and respect for authority. BERRY’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Receiving G No Yds Avg 2013 10 11 160 14.5

TD 2

Lg Avg/G 40 16.0

2014 Returners

3 Josh Brinkworth

40 Austin Brown

Senior • Safety 6-1 • 205 Elk Grove, Calif. (Sheldon)

Senior • Linebacker 6-1 • 205 Klamath Falls, Ore. (Henley)

2013: Played in six games at safety…Started the first five games before missing four contests due to injury…Had season-high nine tackles, including seven solo, and forced a fumble at Whitworth on 10/5/13…Registered eight tackles at Menlo on 9/21/13… Had five solo tackles, including one for loss, in season opener at Adrian on 9/6/13.

2013: Played in all 10 games at linebacker…Season best effort came against Lewis & Clark on 11/2/13, where he had three solo tackles, including two sacks…Also had three solo tackles and a tackle for loss at Menlo on 9/21/13.

2012: Second Team All-NWC selection at defensive back…Started all nine games… Led the NWC with 7.9 tackles per game, 51 solo tackles and three fumble recoveries…Led Boxers and ranked fourth in NWC with 71 total tackles…Had season-high of 11 tackles, including nine solo tackles and a tackle for loss, in opener against Simon Fraser on 8/30/12…Equaled 11 tackles with eight solo tackles and an interception at Willamette on 9/22/12…Finished with 10 tackles at home against Willamette on 11/3/12…Forced a pair of fumbles and recovered one in finale at Linfield on 11/10/12. 2011: Played in all nine games and started the final five of the season at defensive back…Finished third for the Boxers with 42 tackles and was also among the team leaders with three tackles for loss…Registered season high eight tackles on two occasions…Had four solo and four assisted tackles along with a half tackle for loss against Lewis & Clark on 10/1/11…Had five solo efforts and three assisted tackles along with a sack against Puget Sound on 10/29/11…Also posted a pair of seventackle performances, most recently at Pacific Lutheran on 11/5/11…Scored one of the Boxers’ two safeties of the season, scoring in the fourth quarter against Puget Sound on 10/29/11.

2012: Played in all nine games at linebacker…Finished with season high seven tackles at Willamette on 9/22/12…Had five solo tackles at Puget Sound on 10/6/12… Finished with at least one tackle in six games. 2011: Played in four games at linebacker...Finished with an assisted tackle against Willamette on 10/8/11 and a solo tackle against Puget Sound on 10/29/11. High School: Played for Bill Hewes at Henley High School…Played all four years on varsity at linebacker, defensive back and receiver...Also participated in varsity baseball and wrestling…Was the Skyline Conference champion at 171 pounds in 2011 and helped lead Henley to the 2011 Oregon 4A state wrestling championship. Personal: Son of Brian & Tonia Brown…Exercise science major…His uncle, John Fairbank, played football at Oregon State from 1992 to 1996…Chose Pacific for the academic programs that Pacific offers and for the football program…Favorite TV Show: Sons of Anarchy…Favorite Book: Maus (Art Spiegelman)…Favorite Class In School: U.S. History…Favorite Quote: When you stop doing things for fun you might as well be dead (Ernest Hemingway)…Career Ambition: High school history teacher and coach.

High School: Played for Ed Lombardi at Sheldon High School…2010: First Team All-Delta League selection at safety…Was selected for Optimist All-Star Game…2009: Honorable Mention All-Delta League at middle linebacker…2008: Selected as the team’s Defensive Player of the Year…2007: Selected as the team’s Defensive Player of the Year.

BROWN’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds 2013 10 14 3 17 5.0 15 2012 9 12 6 18 0 0 2011 4 1 1 2 0 0 TOTAL 23 27 9 37 5.0 15

Personal: Son of James & Melissa Gilchrist…Business major…Favorite TV Show: Anything on ESPN…Favorite Athlete: Sean Taylor…Favorite Movie: Friday Night Lights…Favorite Quote: Nothing in life worth having comes easy.

Sacks 2013

BRINKWORTH’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds 2013 6 20 8 28 1.0 2 2012 9 51 20 71 3.5 5 2011 9 26 16 42 3.0 6 TOTAL 24 97 44 141 7.5 13 Sacks 2011

G 9

UA 1

A 0

Interceptions 2012

G 9

No Yds 1 0

G 9

UA 4

A 0

PD FF FR Blkd 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total Yds 4.0 14

PD FF FR Blkd 1 0 1 0 6 3 1 0 4 2 1 0 11 5 3 0

Total Yds 1 1 Avg 0.0

TD 0

Lg 0

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91 Eddie Carrillo

48 Scotty Cooper

Senior • Defensive Lineman 5-10 • 280 Milpitas, Calif. (Milpitas)

Senior • Defensive Lineman 6-2 • 215 Fullerton, Calif. (Servite)

2013: Played in all 10 games on the defensive line and made lone start of the season against Occidental on 9/14/13… Opened season with high of five tackles, including four solo tackles, at Adrian on 9/6/13…Scored three-tackle performances against Occidental on 9/14/13 and against Puget Sound on 10/12/13.

2013: Squad player.

2012: Played in all nine games on the defensive line…Had season-high of two tackles three times…Had two solo tackles and a tackle for loss at Puget Sound on 10/6/12.

2012: Played in all nine games on the defensive line…Had one unassisted tackle against Willamette on 11/3/12. 2011: Played in eight games on the defensive line…Credited for an assisted tackle against Simon Fraser on 9/3/11.

2011: Played in all nine games at defensive lineman…Made first collegiate start against Lewis & Clark on 10/1/11, finishing with three tackles including one for loss…Also registered three tackles, all assisted efforts, at Claremont-Mudd-Scripps on 9/17/11…Has lone solo sack of the season against Puget Sound on 10/29/11.

High School: Played for Troy Thomas at Servite High School…Saw time at tight end, defensive end and long snapper…2010: Helped Servite to Trinity League and PAC-5 regional championship…2009: Member of Servite’s California Interscholastic Federation Division II championship team…2008: Member of Servite’s Trinity League championship team….Also participated in varsity track and field.

High School: Played for Kelly King at Milpitas High School…2010: First Team All-SCVAL De Anza League selection at defensive tackle…Finished with 87 tackles, including 35 for loss and four sacks…2009: Finished with 37 tackles, including 11 for loss with four sacks and two forced fumbles.

Personal: Son of Ken & Therese Cooper…Business major…Favorite TV Show: SportsCenter…Favorite Book: The Bible…Favorite Class In School: All of the business classes…Favorite Quote: It says PURSUIT of happiness, not just happiness…Career Ambition: Whatever it is, he wants to be the best.

Personal: Son of Jose & Silvia Carrillo…Sociology major…Is president of Pacific’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee…Chose Pacific for the great atmosphere and to get a great education…Favorite TV Show: Family Guy…Favorite Book: 50 Shades of Grey (E.L. James)…Favorite Class In School: Yoga…Favorite Quote: Winning isn’t everything, but wanting to win is. (Vince Lombardi)…Career Ambition: Day Time TV Show Host.

COOPER’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds 2012 9 0 1 1 0 0

CARRILLO’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total 2013 10 6 14 20 2012 9 6 2 8 2011 9 5 8 13 TOTAL 28 17 24 40 Sacks 2013 2011 TOTALS

G 10 9 19

UA 1 1 2

A 0 1 1

TFL Yds 3.0 12 1.5 4 2.5 7 8.0 23

PD FF FR Blkd 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

Total Yds 1.0 8 2.5 7 3.5 15

70 Tim Claussen Junior • Offensive Lineman 6-4 • 240 Yamhill, Ore. (Yamhill-Carlton) 2013: Played in two games on the offensive line. 2012: Played in two games on the offensive line. High School: Played for Ric Stahl at Yamhill-Carlton High School…2010: AllCowapa League selection as an offensive lineman…Also competed in varsity basketball and track and field…Finished eighth in the discus at the 2012 Oregon 3A state championship in the discus…Was a state meet qualifier in the shot put in 2011. Personal: Son of Tom Claussen & Kim Wright…Sociology major…Chose Pacific for the quality of school and the quality of people…Favorite TV Show: That 70’s Show and Breaking Bad…Favorite Book: Where The Red Fern Grows (Wilson Rawls)… Favorite Class in School: Gym…Favorite Quote: It’s not about how hard you can hit, it’s about how hard you can get it. (Rocky Balboa)…Career Ambition: Law enforcement.

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PD FF FR Blkd 0 0 0 0

71 Tyler Corsi Sophomore • Offensive Lineman 6-5 • 275 Fairfield, Calif. (Vanden) 2013: Saw lone action on the offensive line against Lewis & Clark on 11/2/13. High School: Played for LeVon Haynes at Vanden High School…2012: All-SacJoaquin Athletic Conference selection as an offensive lineman…Also played varisty golf and basketball. Personal: Son of Robert & Michelle Corsi…Major is undecided…Chose Pacific because of the people and his desire to win football games…Favorite TV Shows: Prison Break and Walking Dead…Favorite Book: One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest (Ken Kesey)…Favorite Class In School: Physics…Favorite Quote: Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional…Career Ambition: Head college football coach.

2014 Returners

29 R.J. Culhno

Kevin Dopps

Senior • Safety 5-11 • 185 Cerritos, Calif. (Cerritos JC)

Senior • Offensive Lineman 5-11 • 285 Hermiston, Ore. (Hermiston)

2013: Saw lone action at cornerback against Puget Sound on 10/12/13.

2013: Saw lone action on the offensive line against Lewis & Clark on 11/2/13.

Cerritos JC: Played the 2010 and 2011 at the junior college in Norwalk, Calif., under Frank Mazzotta.

2012: Played in seven games on the offensive line.

High School: Played for Henry Mendoza at Saint John Bosco High School…Was named the team’s Most Improved Player in 2007…Also competed in varsity track and field. Personal: Son of Roland & Karen Culhno…Exercise science major with coaching minor…Chose Pacific for the tight-knit community, because it had his major and will have great educational value when he is done…Favorite TV Show: 30 for 30: Reggie Miller Winning Time…Favorite Book: Rich Dad, Poor Dad (Robert Kiyosaki)…Favorite Class In School: History…Favorite Quote: Bad man, what do you have to say now? (Mark Jackson)…Career Ambition: Trainer and coach.

48 Parker Dean

High School: Played for Mark Hodges at Hermiston High School…Was a Second Team All-Columbia River Conference selection…Saw action at center, guard and defensive tackle…Also participated in varsity wrestling…Was a member of Hermiston’s 2011 wrestling state championship team. Personal: Son of Ken & Kathy Dopps…Major is undecided…Chose Pacific because of football and pharmacy programs…Favorite TV Show: Sportscenter…Favorite Book: Holes (Louis Sachar)…Favorite Quote: Details are everything and everything is a detail (His father, Ken Dopps)…Career Ambition: Something in business and coaching football.

74 Justin Fa’agau

Sophomore • Running Back 5-8 • 170 Rainier, Ore. (Rainier)

Senior • Defensive Lineman 6-2 • 250 Kahalu’u, Hawaii (Damien Memorial)

2013: Played in two games at running back…Had one rush for season high 14 yards against Puget Sound on 10/12/13.

2013: Saw lone action of the season on defensive line against Puget Sound on 10/12/13.

High School: Played for Thor Ware and Mike King at Rainier High School…Second Team Oregon 3A All-State and First Team All-Lewis & Clark League selection…Also competed in varsity basketball and track and field. Personal: Son of Shawn & Kristen Dean…Exercise science major…Chose Pacific for the excellent curriculum…Favorite TV Shows: Fast N’ Loud and Hard Knocks… Favorite Athlete: Allen Iverson…Favorite Movie: Forrest Gump…Career Ambition… P.E. teacher and coach. DEAN’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Rushing G Att. Gain Loss Net Avg. 2013 2 2 14 1 13 6.5

2011: Played in two games at offensive lineman.

TD Long Avg/G 0 14 6.5

50 Dominique Donaghy Senior • Linebacker 5-11 • 220 Shoreline, Wash. (Shorecrest)

2012: Played in six games on the defensive line…Had lone tackle of the season, a solo effort, in opener against Simon Fraser on 8/30/12. 2011: Played in three games on the defensive line…Notched a solo tackle against Willamette on 10/8/11. High School: Played for Punahou Aina at Damien Memorial High School…2010: Second Team All-Interscholastic Association of Honolulu selection at offensive line… Also saw time at defensive end…Laos played varsity volleyball as a middle blocker. Personal: Son of Talosaga & Barbie-Jo Fa’agau…Business marketing major…Chose Pacific because of the welcoming community and campus and the up-and-coming football program…Favorite Sport to Watch: Football…Hobbies: Going to the beach, cruising with friends and having a good time…Favorite Movie: The Replacements. FA’AGAU’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds 2012 6 1 0 1 0 0 2011 3 1 0 1 0 0 TOTALS 9 2 0 2 0 0

PD FF FR Blkd 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2013: Played in two games at linebacker. 2012: Played in three games at linebacker. 2011: Made lone appearance at linebacker against Linfield on 10/15/11. High School: Played for Brandon Christensen at Shorecrest High School…2010: First Team All-Wesco League selection and selected as Shorecrest’s Most Valuable Player…2009: First Team All-Wesco League selection…Was named the team’s Most Improved Player…2008: “Tough Guys Only Award” recipient…Also participated in track and field. Personal: Son of Michael & Marquitta Donaghy…Exercise science major…Chose Pacific because of the small class sizes and the new football program…Favorite Book: Eragon (Christopher Paolini)…Favorite Class in School: History…Favorite Athlete: Andre Johnson…Favorite Sport To Watch: Hockey.

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80 Sam Gesicki

8 Brandon Harms

Junior • Wide Receiver 6-1 • 190 Tracyton, Wash. (Olympic)

Senior • Cornerback 5-10 • 185 Canby, Ore. (Canby)

2013: Played in two games at wide receiver.

2013: Second Team All-Northwest Conference at cornerback and Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII Football Team selection…Started in all 10 games…Finished third for the Boxers with 55 tackles…Was second for team and 10th in the NWC with 40 solo tackles…Finished third for Boxers with 6.5 tackles for loss…Posted season high 10 tackles (7 solo) to go along with a half-tackle for loss and a forced fumble at Willamette on 11/9/13…Had seven tackles along with 1.5 tackles for loss, a half sack, a forced fumble and fumble recovery at Whitworth on 10/5/13… Returned his lone interception back 23 yards for a touchdown against Puget Sound on 10/12/13…Also saw action on the punt return squad and returned four punts for 71 yards at Willamette on 11/9/13.

2012: Played in two games at wide receiver. High School: Played at Olympic High School…Also competed in track and field. Personal: Son of Thomas & Julie Gesicki…Exercise science major with business minor…Chose Pacific because of the family atmosphere and the chance to be part of a new football program...Favorite TV Show: Workaholics…Favorite Class In School: Math…Favorite Athlete: Marcus Trufant…Favorite Sport to Watch: Baseball… Career Ambition: Physical therapist.

2012: Played in all nine games and started the final seven games of the year at corner back…Shared lead for Boxers with two interceptions…Was second for Boxers with 37 solo tackles and tied for fourth with 42 tackles…Had a season-high eight solo tackles at Linfield on 11/10/12…Amassed seven solo tackles at Willamette on 9/22/12…Picked off quarterback Keith Welch at Lewis & Clark on 10/27/12 and also had an interception at home against Willamette on 11/3/12.

86 Tyler Gilmore Junior • Punter 6-3 • 185 Newberg, Ore. (Newberg) 2013: Saw lone action of the season at punter against Puget Sound on 10/12/13, punting once for 34 yards. 2012: Saw only action at punter at Linfield on 11/10/12…Finished with two punts for 71 yards with a long of 43 yards. High School: Played for T.J. Tomlin at Newberg High School…2011: Honorable Mention 6A All-State by The Oregonian and First Team All-State by the Northwest Elite Index as well as First Team All-Pacific Conference as a punter…Averaged 39.6 yards per punt…Also saw time in prep career at quarterback and cornerback…Also competed in varsity baseball and track and field. Personal: Son of Brian & Becky Gilmore…Psychology major and exercise science minor…His father played soccer at George Fox from 1984 to 1985…Chose Pacific for the coaching staff, the football program, the fields of study and their excellence... Favorite TV Show: The Office…Favorite Book: The Screwtape Letters (C.S. Lewis)… Favorite Class In School: Psychology…Favorite Quote: This is the correlation of salvation and love. Don’t drop your arms, I’ll guard your heart. With quiet words I’ll lead you in. (Stephen Christian of Anberlin)…Career Ambition: School psychologist. GILMORE’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Punting G No Yds Avg Long 2013 1 1 34 34.0 34 2012 1 2 71 35.5 43 TOTALS 2 3 105 35.0 43

36 Javin Kawai Sophomore • Linebacker 6-0 • 200 Waianae, Hawaii (Leilehua) 2013: Squad player.

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TB 0 0 0

FC I20 1 1 0 0 1 1

Blkd 0 0 0

2011: Played in all nine games, with most of his work coming on special teams as a return specialist…Had two kick returns for a total of 41 yards, including a long of 22 yards, against Linfield on 10/15/11…Had season-long punt return of 22 yards against Simon Fraser on 9/3/11…Also saw action as a defensive back, registering a season high of six tackles (4 solo, 2 assist) at Pacific Lutheran on 11/5/11. High School: Played for Mike Doty and Mike Vaught at Woodburn High School…2010: Second Team All-Three Rivers League selection at defensive back… Also played at running back…Also participated in varsity wrestling…Was Three Rivers League champion in 2011. Personal: Son of John & Carol Strnad and Jeff Harms…Physics and mathematics major and computer science minor…Chose Pacific for the very successful academic programs and the football program…Favorite TV Show: Lost…Favorite Book: Ender’s Game (Orson Scott Card)…Favorite Class In School: Quantum mechanics…Favorite Quote: If you ain’t first, you’re last (Ricky Robby)…Career Ambition: Engineer. HARM’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total 2013 10 40 15 55 2012 9 37 5 42 2011 9 12 3 15 TOTAL 28 89 23 112 Sacks 2013 2012

G 10 9

Interceptions G 2013 10 2012 9 Returns 2013 2012 2011 TOTAL

UA 2 1

A 1 0

No Yds 1 23 2 -2

TFL Yds 6.5 20 2.0 4 0.0 0 8.5 24

PD FF FR Blkd 10 3 2 0 6 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 17 3 2 0

Total Yds 2.5 11 1.0 2 Avg 23.0 -1.0

TD Lg 1 23 0 -0.2

KO Returns Punt Returns No. Yds. Avg. Long No. Yds. Avg. Long 0 0 0.0 0 20 248 12.4 49 0 0 0.0 0 8 25 3.1 11 2 42 20.5 22 10 42 4.2 22 2 42 20.5 22 38 315 8.2 49

2014 Returners

5 Marty Henderson

9 Darin Kamelaoha

Senior • Defensive Back 6-0 • 195 St. Paul, Minn. (Fort Scott CC)

Senior • Wide Receiver 5-10 • 180 Waipahu, Hawaii (Hanalani)

2013: Sole action at defensive back came against Occidental on 9/14/13.

2013: Played in four games at wide receiver…Had season high one reception for 19 yards at Whitworth on 10/5/13.

High School: Played for Dave Zeitchick at Highlands High School…Was an Honorable Mention Minnesota All-State and all-conference selection…Also participated in varsity track and field.

2012: Started first four games of the season at wide receiver before seeing season end with injuries…His 65.2 receiving yards per game and 16.3 yards per catch led the Boxers…Finished with season-high 112 yards on six catches with a 49-yard long reception at Willamette on 9/22/12…Racked up 84 yards on four catches with a touchdown at Occidental on 9/8/12.

Personal: Son of Lorrie Henderson…Sociology major with a minor in Anthropology…Chose Pacific because he wanted to be in a new environment… Favorite TV Show: 4th and Inches…Favorite Book: Tears of the Tiger (Sharon M. Draper)…Favorite Class In School: English…Favorite Quote: You get out what you put in…Career Ambition: Affecting people’s lives for the better.

7 Mark Jacobson

2010: Played in two games at wide receiver before seeing season ended by injury… Made four catches for 31 yards at Puget Sound on 9/4/10. High School: Played for Kip Botelho at the Hanalani School…2009: Second Team Hawaii All-State and First Team All-Interscholastic League of Honolulu (ILH) at receiver…Finished with 1,172 yards of total offense with nine touchdowns, 65 receptions and 24 rushing attempts…2008: Third Team All-State and First Team All-ILH selection…Finished with 579 receiving yards and 183 rushing yards with 11 touchdowns…Also played varsity basketball and volleyball… Was an Honorable Mention All-State and First Team All-ILH Division II selection at point guard and a Second Team All-ILH Division II selection in volleyball.

Sophomore • Defensive Lineman 6-3 • 220 Forks, Wash. (Forks) 2013: Played in two games on the defensive line…Had unassisted tackles against Occidental on 9/14/13 and against Puget Sound on 10/12/13. High School: Played for Mark Feasel at Forks High School…2012: Second Team All-Southwest Evergreen League selection at tight end and outside linebacker…2011: Second Team All-Southwest Evergreen League selection at outside linebacker… Also played varsity basketball and baseball and was an All-Peninsula selection in basketball. Personal: Son of Mark & Susan Jacobson…Physics and Environmental Studies major…Chose Pacific because of the great atmosphere and the football program… Favorite TV Show: Family Guy…Favorite Class In School: Environmental Science… Favorite Quote: A problem is a chance to do your best. (Duke Ellington)…Career Ambition: To be successful. JACOBSON’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds 2013 2 2 0 2 0 0

2011: Did not play due to injury.

PD FF FR Blkd 0 0 0 0

42 Ande Grantham Sophomore • Fullback 6-0 • 230 Olympia, Wash. (North Thurston) 2013: Played in two games at fullback. High School: Played for Rocky Patchin at North Thurston High School…2012: First Team All—Narrows League selection as a running back… Finished with 886 yards and seven touchdowns on 94 carries…2011: First Team AllNarrows League selection at running back…Ran for 904 yards and 11 touchdowns on 128 carries…Also played varsity baseball and basketball…Was a First Team AllNarrows League selection in baseball as an outfielder.

Personal: Son of Guy & Kaleo Kamealoha…Exercise science major…His uncle, Wesley Phillips, played football at Santa Rosa JC…Chose Pacific because it had the degree he wanted and for the football program…Favorite TV Show: Prison Break… Favorite Athlete: Shane Victorino…Career Ambition: Fireman. KAMEALOHA’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Receiving G No Yds Avg TD 2013 4 2 25 12.5 0 2012 4 16 261 16.3 1 2010 2 5 39 7.8 0 TOTAL 10 23 325 14.1 1

Lg Avg/G 19 6.2 49 65.2 11 19.5 49 23.5

49 Drew Kelly Sophomore • Tight End 6-2 • 225 Renton, Wash. (Hazen) 2013: Squad player. High School: Played for Drew Oliver at Hazen High School at middle and outside linebacker…Earned All-Seamount League honors…Also named a scholar athlete. Personal: Son of Heather Kelly…Sociology major…Chose Pacific for the family atmosphere, care and commitment that the staff and community show towards their students…Favorite TV Show: Big Bang Theory…Favorite Book: Black Hawk Down (Mark Bowden)…Favorite Class In School: History…Favorite Quote: You are you and that is truer than true and on one is youer than you. (Dr. Seuss)…Career Ambition: SWAT officer.

Personal: Son of John & Linnea Grantham…Business administration major with a minor in Spanish…His uncle, Jim Grantham, played four years of basketball at the University of Portland…Chose Pacific for the academics and the chance to play football at a high level…Favorite TV Show: Prison Break…Favorite Book: Playing For Pizza (John Grisham)…Favorite Class In School: History...Career Ambition: Take over family embroidery and promotional products business.

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20 Trey Kodama

Personal: Son of Curt Ladiges…Exercise science major…Chose Pacific because it was close to home and he had the opportunity to play right away...Favorite TV Show: Football...Favorite Movie: Friday Night Lights…Favorite Class In School: Science… Career Ambition: Teacher.

Sophomore • Linebacker 5-8 • 205 Pearl City, Hawaii (Kamehameha) 2013: Played in all 10 games at linebacker…Posted season best of five tackles, including a half sack, at Pacific Lutheran on 10/19/13…Finished with four tackles against Puget Sound on 10/12/13…Had tackles in all but one game. 2012: Played in three games at linebacker and started season opener against Simon Fraser on 8/30/12…Finished with season high four tackles, including three solo, at Occidental on 9/8/12. High School: Played for David Stant at Kamehameha High School…2011: Honorable Mention All-Interscholastic League of Honolulu (ILH) selection at linebacker…Finished with 60 tackles and one forced fumble in 10 games…Also played varsity baseball where he was an Honorable Mention All-ILH selection in the outfield. Personal: Son of Gregg & Be-Jay Kodama…Business major…Chose Pacific because he loved the atmosphere and the new football program…Favorite TV Show: Sportscenter…Favorite Book: Rich Dad Poor Dad…Favorite Class In School: Math…Favorite Quote: True character is shown when nobody is watching…Career Ambition: Entrepreneur. KODAMA’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total 2013 10 9 12 21 2012 3 3 2 5 TOTALS 13 12 14 26 Sacks 2013

G 10

UA 2

A 1

TFL Yds 2.5 9 0.0 0 2.5 9

PD FF FR Blkd 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0

Total Yds 2.5 9

32 Bobby Ladiges Junior • Running Back 5-10 • 200 Escalon, Calif. (Manteca) 2013: Played in all 10 games at running back…Finished third for Boxers with 236 rushing yards and an average off 22.4 rushing yards per game…Finished 11th in NWC with four rushing touchdowns and 16th in rushing yard average…Finished with season high 48 yards rushing on five carries with two touchdowns against Lewis & Clark on 11/2/13…Finished with 47 yards on 12 carries with a touchdown at Whitworth on 10/5/13…Finished with 29 yards receiving along with 20 rushing yards against Chicago on 10/26/13. 2012: Started all nine games at running back…Led Boxers with 390 rushing yards and an average of 45.3 yards per game…Finished with season-high 74 all-purpose yards, including 52 yards on 14 rushes, against Willamette on 11/3/12…Had seasonhigh 70 rushing yards on 15 carries with a touchdown at Puget Sound on 10/6/12… Game marked end of four straight games in which he scored a touchdown. 2011: Played in two games at running back…Had season bests of eight yards rushing and 10 yards receiving at Pacific Lutheran on 11/5/11. High School: Played for Eric Reis at Manteca High School...2010: Was a Second Team California All-State and first team all-district selection at running back...Was also first all-league and all-district selection at linebacker...Was named Manteca’s team most valuable player...Finished with 1,650 yards receiving and 2372 yards rushing with 27 touchdowns...On defense, had 33 tackles, including nine for loss, two sacks and three forced fumbles...2009: Honorable mention all-league selection at fullback... Finished with 248 yards rushing with five touchdowns...Defensively, had 41 tackles, including nine for loss and four sacks...Also competed in varsity track and field.

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LADIGES’ PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Rushing G Att. Gain Loss 2013 10 60 236 12 2012 9 117 406 16 2011 2 3 8 3 TOTAL 21 180 650 31 Receiving 2012 2011 TOTAL

G 9 2 11

No Yds 11 27 1 10 12 37

Avg 2.5 10.0 3.1

Net Avg. 224 3.7 390 3.3 5 1.7 619 3.4 TD 0 0 0

TD Long Avg/G 4 20 22.4 4 22 43.3 0 8 2.5 8 22 29.4

Lg Avg/G 12 3.0 10 5.0 12 3.4

4 Jakob Lawrence Senior • Wide Receiver 6-2 • 195 Sherwood, Ore. (Sherwood) 2013: Honorable Mention All-Northwest Conference selection at wide receiver…Started all 10 games…Finished second for the Boxers and finished sixth in the NWC with 14.4 yards per catch…Finished second for Boxers and 12th in the NWC with 517 receiving yards and 51.7 receiving yards per game…Saved best performance for last, catching six balls for 105 yards and a touchdown in season finale against Linfield on 11/16/13…Finished with 98 yards on five receptions, including a season-long 50yard catch, and a touchdown at Menlo on 9/21/13…Caught four balls for 80 yards in NWC opener at Whitworth on 10/5/13. 2012: Played in all nine games at wide receiver and started final five contests of the season…Finished second for the Boxers with 46.2 receiving yards per game and third with 416 receiving yards and 13.4 yards per catch…Had season-high 112 yards on five catches, including a touchdown and a season-long 36-yard reception, against Willamette on 11/3/12…Had eight catches for 83 yards and two touchdowns against Pacific Lutheran on 10/13/12. 2011: Played in seven games at wide receiver…Had season best 16-yard catch against Lewis & Clark on 10/1/11. High School: Played for Greg Lawrence at Sherwood High School...2010: First Team All-Northwest Oregon League selection at both wide receiver and linebacker... Finished with 415 yards and four touchdowns, averaging 18 yards per catch...On defense, finished with 58 tackles, a sack, three fumbles and two interceptions...2009: Finished with 186 yards receiving with four touchdowns...Defensively, had 49 tackles, two fumbles and two interceptions...Also played varsity basketball and baseball...Was an Honorable Mention Oregon 5A All-State selection in basketball and was an All-NWOC selection in baseball at first base. Personal: Son of Greg & Kathi Lawrence…Business Finance Major...His father played both football and baseball at Western Oregon...Chose Pacific of the great academic opportunities, the football program and because it was close to home… Favorite TV Show: Lost...Favorite Book: Twelve Mighty Orphans (Jim Dent)... Favorite Class In School: Economics...Favorite Food: Stromboli...Career Ambition: High school teacher and coach. LAWRENCE’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Receiving G No Yds Avg 2013 10 36 517 14.4 2012 9 31 416 13.4 2011 7 4 50 12.5 TOTAL 26 71 983 13.8

TD 5 4 0 9

Lg Avg/G 50 51.7 36 46.2 16 7.1 50 37.8

2014 Returners

46 J.D. Lett

38 Deven McKinney

Sophomore • Tight End 6-2 • 195 Panama City, Calif. (Hilltop)

Senior • Running Back 6-0 • 210 Spanaway, Wash. (Spanaway Lake)

2013: Squad player.

2013: Honorable Mention All-Northwest Conference selection at running back…Played in all 10 games… Finished second for Pacific and ninth in the NWC with 489 rushing yards and an average of 48.9 rushing yards per game…Led Pacific and was sixth in the NWC with six rushing touchdowns…Posted season high 125 yards rushing on 10 carries with a touchdown against Occidental on 9/14/13…Finished with pair of 59-yard efforts against Lewis & Clark on 11/2/13 and at Willamette on 11/9/13…Had 48 yards rushing and 33 receiving yards at Menlo on 9/21/13.

High School: Played for Cody Roelof at Hilltop High School…2012: First Team All-Mesa League selection at tight end…Finished with 210 receiving yards on 14 catches with two touchdowns…Also had 11 tackles in four games at strong safety…Also played varsity golf and basketball…Was a Second Team All-Mesa League selection in golf. Personal: Son of Gary & Lisa Graves…Physics major…Chose Pacific for the close proximity to home, the excellent physics department and the athletic program… Favorite TV Show: Ender’s Game…Favorite Book: Ender’s Game (Orson Scott Card)…Favorite Class In School: Math…Favorite Quote: If you do what you’ve always done, you’ll always get what you’ve always gotten. (Mark Twain)…Career Ambition: Chemical engineer.

2012: Played in all nine games at running back…Finished with season-high 108 allpurpose yards (40 rushing, 40 receiving, 28 kick return) against Pacific Lutheran on 10/13/12…Finished with 55 yards, including 33 rushing with a rushing touchdown, at Occidental on 9/8/12. 2011: Appeared in five games at running back…Saw significant amount of time on special teams…Had season long 41-yard kickoff at Whitworth on 10/22/11… Finished with 69 return yards at Pacific Lutheran on 11/5/11.

53 Taylor Mack Junior • Offensive Lineman 6-1 • 275 Bonney Lake, Wash. (Bonney Lake)

High School: Played at Spanaway High School...Also competed in varsity wrestling and track and field.

2013: Played in five games on the offensive line. 2012: Played in seven games on the offensive line. High School: Played for Chad Barret at Bonney Lake High School…Was an AllSouth Puget Sound League selection at defensive line and was named the team’s defensive lineman of the year…Also participated in varsity baseball and track and field, where he was a district meet qualifier in the throwing events. Personal: Son of Bill & Jane Mack…Exercise science major and math minor… Chose Pacific for the amazing campus, the small town feel, the football program and the top-notch coaching staff…Favorite TV Show: The Office…Favorite Book: The Pendragon series (D.H. MacHale)…Favorite Class In School: Physiology…Favorite Quote: Domination takes dedication…Career Ambition: Biomedical Engineer.

6 Shahin Marzband

Personal: Son of Jason McKinney…Exercise science major…Chose Pacific for the coaches and the campus...Favorite TV Show: True Blood...Favorite Book: The Vampire (Lestat Anne Rice)...Favorite Class In School: Biology…Favorite Quote: I do not believe in pleasure in life, only a relief from pain. You must suffer to be on top (George St. Pierre)…Career Ambition: Strength & conditioning coach and trainer to the stars. McKINNEY’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Rushing G Att. Gain Loss Net Avg. 2013 10 71 505 16 489 6.9 2012 9 50 222 6 216 4.3 2011 5 1 7 0 7 7.0 TOTAL 24 122 734 22 712 5.8 Receiving 2013 2012 TOTALS Returns 2013 2012 2011 TOTAL

Junior • Cornerback 5-11 • 175 Hayward, Calif. (Moreau Catholic)

G 10 9 19

No Yds 8 75 11 110 19 185

Avg 9.4 10.0 9.7

TD 0 2 2

TD Long Avg/G 7 50 48.9 1 23 24.0 0 7 1.4 8 50 30.5

Lg Avg/G 20 7.5 33 12.2 33 9.7

KO Returns Punt Returns No. Yds. Avg. Long No. Yds. Avg. Long 8 208 16.0 40 0 0 0 0 4 56 14.0 17 0 0 0 0 9 179 19.9 41 0 0 0 0 21 443 21.0 41 0 0 0 0

2013: Appeared in seven games at cornerback. 2012: Saw his lone action at wide receiver at Lewis & Clark on 10/27/12…Had one reception for 15 yards. High School: Played for Andrew Coach at Moreau Catholic High School…Was an honorable mention all-league selection at wide receiver…Also participated in varsity basketball, tennis and track and field. Personal: Son of Jimmy & Valrie Marzband…Exercise science major and biology minor…Favorite TV Show: Falling Skies…Favorite Class In School: Anatomy… Favorite Quote: Adversity causes some men to break and others to break records… Career Ambition: Orthopedic surgeon. MARZBAND’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Receiving G No Yds Avg TD 2012 1 1 15 15.0 0 Tackles 2013

G 7

UA 0

A 1

Lg Avg/G 15 15.0

Total TFL Yds 1 0 0

PD FF FR Blkd 0 0 0 0

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43 Max Medrano

Personal: Son of Steve Michels and Tory Haschak…Integrated media major … His father played basketball at Maine and his stepfather, Mike Haschak, wrestled at UCLA…Choose Pacific for the football program and the great education that is offered…Favorite TV Show: Cops…Favorite Book: Ender’s Game (Orson Scott Card)…Favorite Class In School: P.E….Favorite Food: Chicken…Career Ambition: Firefighter.

Junior • Linebacker 5-10 • 205 San Diego, Calif. (Mesa JC) 2013: Played in two games at linebacker…Registered a tackle against Puget Sound on 10/12/13. Mesa College: Played for two seasons at the junior college in San Diego under Henry Browne.

Personal: Son of Marty & Jane Medrano…English Literature Major…Grandfather was first Hispanic to receive athletic scholarship from the University of Texas and played football, baseball, and track and field…Favorite TV Show: Sportscenter… Favorite Book: Scar Tissue (Anthony Keidis)…Favorite Class in School: Poetry… Favorite Quote: I don’t have time to bleed (Jessie Ventura)…Career Ambition: Division I Defensive Coordinator. PD FF FR Blkd 0 0 0 0

16 Michael Mejia Junior • Tight End 6-2 • 195 Fresno, Calif. (San Joaquin Memorial) 2013: Played in two games at tight end. 2012: Played in six games at tight end. High School: Played for Anthony Goston at San Joaquin Memorial High School…2011: First Team All-County Metro Athletic Conference selection…Named team captain and the squad’s Iron Man Of The Year…At linebacker, finished with 50 tackles and two forced fumbles…At tight end, caught for 200 yards and two touchdowns. Personal: Son of Paul and Theresa Mejia…Exercise Science major and Psychology minor…Chose Pacific for the small town feel and the chance to help build a football program…Favorite TV Show: Chicago Fire…Favorite Book: Deception Point (Dan Brown)…Favorite Class In School: Anatomy…Favorite Quote: If you have nothing to die for, then what do you have to live for (Martin Luther King, Jr.)…Career Ambition: Firefighter.

10 Jack Michels Junior • Tight End 6-5 • 245 Kirkland, Wash. (Lake Washington) 2013: Played in nine games at tight end…Had one rush for a season high 21 yards at Pacific Lutheran 10/19/13. 2012: Appeared in all nine games at tight end…Had season high 10 yards against Willamette on 11/3/12. High School: Played for Steve Supple at Lake Washington High School…Was an Honorable Mention All-KingCo League selection at tight end…Also competed in wrestling…Placed fourth at the 2011 Washington state championships at 215 pounds and fourth in 2012 at 220 pounds…Was named Lake Washington’s StudentAthlete of the Year in 2012.

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TD 1 0 1

Lg Avg/G 21 3.6 10 1.8 21 2.6

58 Harley Montoya

High School: Played at Cathedral Catholic High School.

MEDRANO’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds 2013 2 1 0 1 0 0

MICHEL’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Receiving G No Yds Avg 2013 9 2 32 16.0 2012 9 2 16 8.0 TOTALS 18 4 48 12.0

Sophomore • Offensive Lineman 6-2 • 275 Tucson, Ariz. (Salpointe Catholic) 2013: Appeared in only game on the offensive line against Lewis & Clark on 11/2/13. High School: Played for Dennis Bene at Salpointe Catholic High School, seeing time at defensive tackle, offensive tackle and offensive guard…Team was two-time regional champion…Also competed in varsity wrestling in the 285-pound weight class. Personal: Son of Hector & Melinda Montoya…Biology major and Music minor… Chose Pacific for the small class sizes and the tight-knit community…Favorite TV Show: Tyrant…Favorite Book: The Catcher In The Rye (J.D. Salinger)…Favorite Class In School: History…Favorite Quote: Just Do It (Nike)…Career Ambition: Doctor.

20 Tyler Nakama Sophomore • Wide Receiver 5-6 • 170 Honolulu, Hawaii (St. Louis) 2013: Squad player. High School: Played for Darnell Arceneux at St. Louis High School…Also played varsity baseball and soccer. Personal: Son of Paul & Shelly Magdadaro…Physics major and math minor…Chose Pacific because he wanted a small university, to continue his passion for football and the high Hawaii student population…Favorite TV Show: Workaholics…Favorite Class In School: P.E.…Favorite Quote: Because, at the end of the day, brothers are forever. (Jerrick Taboada)…Career Ambition: Engineer.

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17 Jaquari People

77 Kevin Peterson

Junior • Cornerback 5-9 • 175 Merced, Calif. (Merced)

Senior • Offensive Lineman 6-3 • 265 Lake Oswego, Ore. (Lake Oswego)

2013: Played in all 10 games at cornerback…Finished with season high four tackles (all solo) against Lewis & Clark on 11/2/13…Also had two tackles in three other games…Had lone interception of the season against Puget Sound on 10/12/13.

2013: Squad player.

2012: Played in all nine games at defensive back…Led all Pacific newcomers with 24 tackles and three tackles for loss…Posted season high six tackles, including one for loss, against Whitworth on 9/29/12…Had five solo tackles at Lewis & Clark on 10/27/12…Had an interception at Occidental on 9/8/12 and recovered a fumble at Linfield on 11/10/12. High School: Played at Merced High School. Personal: Son of Vicki People…Biology major and philosophy minor…Chose Pacific for the great opportunities that Pacific presented for him educationally…Favorite TV Show: Family Guy…Favorite Book: Holes (Luis Sacher)…Favorite Class In School: Biology…Favorite Food: Steak…Career Ambition: Doctor. PEOPLE’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds 2013 10 8 4 12 0 0 2012 9 15 9 24 3.0 5 TOTALS 19 23 13 36 3.0 5 Interceptions No 2013 1 2012 1

Yds Avg 1 1.0 1 1.0

TD 0 0

PD FF FR Blkd 5 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 6 0 1 0

Lg 1 1

2012: Played in four games on the offensive line. 2011: Started in all nine games on the offensive line. High School: Played for Steve Coury at Lake Oswego High School...2010: First Team Oregon All-State and First Team All-Three Rivers League at offensive lineman...2009: Honorable Mention All-State and First Team All-Three Rivers League at offensive lineman. Personal: Son of Chris & Lynn Peterson…Exercise science major and disability studies minor…Chose Pacific for the location of the campus and the chance to be a contributor to a new, upcoming football program...Favorite TV Show: Game Of Thrones...Favorite Book: Eragon (Christopher Paolini)...Favorite Class In School: Foods and Nutrition...Career Ambition: Physical therapist.

30 Kamana Pimental Junior • Running Back 5-5 • 190 Kaneohe, Hawaii (St. Louis) 2013: Played in three games at running back…Registered season high 52 yards on nine carries against Lewis & Clark on 11/2/13…Finished with 51 yards on three carries and a 47-yard reception that led to a touchdown against Occidental on 9/14/13…Also had 27 yards receiving on two catches against Puget Sound 10/12/13.

11 Jack Perez Junior • Linebacker 6-1 • 230 Petaluma, Calif. (Petaluma)

2012: Squad player at running back.

2013: Played in all 10 games at linebacker…Finished fourth for Boxers with 44 tackles and ninth in the NWC with 25 assisted tackles…Had season high seven tackles in each of the first three games of the season…In addition to seven tackles, had one fumble recovery at Adrian on 9/6/13…Finished with six tackles and a sack against Chicago on 10/26/13. 2012: Played in eight games at linebacker…Had season high three tackles, including 0.5 tackles for loss, against Pacific Lutheran on 10/13/12…Had two tackles in four separate games and had at least one tackle in seven of his eight games. High School: Played for Rick Krist at Petaluma High School…2011: First Team All-Sonoma County League and All-Empire Region at linebacker…Was named the team’s most valuable player…Finished with 115 tackles, including seven for loss, 5.5 sacks, two forced fumbles and two interceptions…2010: Finished with 60 tackles, including two for loss, two sacks and one forced fumble…2009: Finished with 75 tackles, including four for loss, and three sacks…Also played varsity basketball.

High School: Played for Darnell Arceneaux at St. Louis High School…2011: Second Team Hawaii All-State and First Team All-Interscholastic League of Honolulu (ILH) selection at running back…carried for 964 yards and 11 touchdowns…2010: Honorable Mention All-ILH selection at running back…Finished with 120 yards on 11 carries and two touchdowns…Also played varsity baseball where he was an Honorable Mention All-ILH selection in the outfield. Personal: Son of William & Patricia Pimentel…Exercise science major concentrating in motor behavior…His brother, Kiha, played football at Stanford…Chose Pacific for the pharmacy program and Pacific’s Advantage Program (for students who want to enter the medical profession)…Favorite TV Show: Family Guy…Favorite Quote: With God all things are possible (Matthew 19:26)…Career Ambition: Physical therapist. PIMENTAL’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Receiving G No Yds Avg TD 2013 3 2 27 13.5 0

Lg Avg/G 15 9.0

Personal: Son of James & Mary Liz Perez…Criminology Major…His brother, James, played football and baseball at Willamette…His uncle, Gary, played baseball and soccer at the University of the Pacific…Favorite TV Show: The Office…Favorite Books: Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit (J.R.R. Tolkien)…Favorite Quote: Heroes and remembered, but legends never die (Babe Ruth)…Career Ambition: Law enforcement. PEREZ’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total 2013 10 19 25 44 2012 8 9 4 13 TOTALS 18 28 29 57

TFL Yds 1.0 11 0.5 1 1.5 12

PD FF FR Blkd 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0

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45 Zak Porche

15 Nolan Ramirez

Junior • Fullback 6-0 • 230 Olympia, Wash. (Timberline)

Sophomore • Linebacker 6-2 • 225 Santa Clarita, Calif. (Chaminade Coll. Prep)

2013: Played in two games at fullback.

2013: Played in eight games at linebacker…Finished with season high three tackles (2 solo) against Puget Sound on 10/12/13…Finished with two tackles against Chicago on 10/26/13.

2012: Saw lone action of the season at linebacker at Lewis & Clark on 10/27/12. High School: Played for Nick Mullen at Timberline High School…2011: First Team Washington 4A All-State, first team all-area and Second Team All-Narrows League selection at punter…averaged 41.6 yards on 27 punts…Was also selected Second Team All-Narrows League selection at linebacker…Finished with 113 tackles, two sacks, one forced fumble and one fumble recovered…2010: Honorable Mention AllNarrows League as an offensive lineman…Finished with 59 tackles and two fumble recoveries as a linebacker…Also participated in varsity track and field and baseball… Was a member of Timberline’s state runner-up baseball team.

High School: Played for Ed Croson at Chaminade College Prep High School…2012: All-CIS and All-Mission League selection at linebacker…2011: All-Mission League selection at linebacker.

Personal: Son of Charles & Rosanna Porche…Exercise science major concentrating in motor behavior…His mother played softball and basketball at Spokane Falls CC…His grandfather, Charles Porche, played football at Spokane Falls CC… Chose Pacific because it was the best fit for him in terms of academic excellence and football…Favorite TV Show: Ridiculousness…Favorite Book: The Lost Symbol (Dan Brown)…Favorite Class In School: Math…Favorite Quote: We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not an act but a habit. (Aristotle)…Career Ambition: Open a gym and train athletes for their specific sports.

RAMIREZ’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds 2013 8 6 2 8 0 0

57 Kennon Quiocho

Personal: Son of Maggie Melancon…Business administration major…Chose Pacific because he loves the Northwest…Favorite TV Show: Kenny vs. Spenny…Favorite Movie: Saving Private Ryan…Favorite Class In School: History…Career Ambition: A career in risk management. PD FF FR Blkd 0 0 0 0

18 James Ramos Sophomore • Cornerback 5-11 • 170 McMinnville, Ore. (McMinnville)

Sophomore • Offensive Lineman 6-0 • 290 Kapulena, Hawaii (Kamehameha-Hawaii)

2013: Saw lone action of season at cornerback against Puget Sound on 10/12/13.

2013: Appeared in two games on the offensive line.

Personal: Son of Jim & Shanna Ramos…Sociology major and coaching minor…His father played football at Santa Clara and his grandfather played football and baseball at Cal Poly…Chose Pacific because he liked what they were doing with the football program and for the exercise science department…Favorite TV Show: How I Met Your Mother…Favorite Book: Piercing The Darkness (Frank Peretti)…Favorite Class In School: English…Favorite Quote: I can do all things through Christ, who gives me strength. (Phillippians 4:13)…Career Ambition: College or NFL football coach, physical therapist or occupational therapist.

High School: Played for Dan Lyons at the Kamehameha School-Hawaii…2012: First Team All-Big Island Interscholastic Federation (BIIF) on the offensive line and Second Team All-BIIF on the defensive line…Team captain…2010: Second Team All-BIIF selection as an offensive lineman. Personal: Son of Leslie Quiocho…Engineering and environmental studies major and physics minor…Favorite TV Show: Grimm…Favorite Athlete: Alex Mack…Favorite Foods: Shushi, Poke, and Ophihi…Favorite Quote: If you always put limits on everything you do, physical or anything else, it will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits, they are only plateaus and you must not stay there. You must go beyond them. (Bruce Lee)…Career Ambition: Engineer.

High School: Played for Jeff Kearing at McMinnville High School…Team captain… Also participated in varsity track and field.

60 Riley Rankin Junior • Offensive Lineman 6-2 • 270 Florence, Ore. (Siuslaw) 2013: Saw lone action on the offensive line against Lewis & Clark on 11/2/13. 2012: Squad player. High School: Played for Tim Dodson at Siuslaw High School…2011: Honorable Mention All-Far West League selection at center…Member of Siuslaw’s 4A state playoff team…Also played varsity basketball and baseball…Was a First Team All-Far West League selection in baseball at first base. Personal: Son of Daniel & Vicki Rankin…Business Administration and Finance major…Counts as a cousin College Football Hall of Fame member and former Monday Night Football analyst Don Meredith…Cousin David Meredith played football at Michigan…Chose Pacific for the chance to earn his degree from a prestigious university and for the chance to play football after high school…Favorite TV Show: Big Bang Theory…Favorite Book: Into Thin Air (Jon Krakauer).

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75 Nick Reese

34 Chase Rogers

Sophomore • Offensive Lineman 6-5 • 275 Pacifica, Calif. (Archbishop Riordan)

Senior • Safety 5-9 • 180 Lahaina, Hawaii (Leilehua)

2013: Made two appearances on the offensive line.

2013: Played in all 10 games at safety…Finished with season high four tackles and one tackle for loss against Puget Sound on 10/12/13…Posted three two-tackle performances.

High School: Played for Richard Sweeney at Archbishop Riordan High School…Was a Second Team All-WCAL selection…Also competed in track and field in the shot put and discus. Personal: Son of Peter & Cindy Reese…Major is undecided…Favorite Athlete: Aldon Smith…Favorite Food: Lasagna…Favorite Sport to Watch: Football.

2012: Played in all nine games at safety…Had season high three tackles, including two solos, against Pacific Lutheran on 10/13/12…Had two solo tackles, including one for a five-yard loss, in opener against Simon Fraser on 8/30/12…Picked up fumble recovery at Lewis & Clark on 10/27/12.

2 Avery Richardson

2011: Played in eight games at defensive back…Had season high four tackles, all solo efforts, at Willamette on 10/8/11…Finished with three games with two tackles, most recently at Whitworth on 10/22/11.

Sophomore • Linebacker 5-10 • 210 Corona, Calif. (Martin Luther King)

High School: Played for Garrett Tihada at Lahianaluna High School...Was a First Team All-Maui Interscholastic League (MIL) selection as a defensive utility player... Also played varsity soccer and was an Honorable Mention All-MIL selection as a defender.

2013: Played in final nine games of the season at linebacker…Had season high three tackles in home opener vs. Occidental on 9/14/13…Had lone tackle for loss against Puget Sound on 10/12/13. High School: Played for Kevin Corridan at Martin Luther King High School…2012: First Team All-Big VIII Conference and All-Inland Empire selection a linebacker… Selected to the Riverside Country All-Star Team and was named the team’s defensive MVP…Finished with 97 tackles, two sacks, two forced fumbles and two recovered fumbles…On offense, finished with 170 rushing yards and had two touchdowns…2011: First Team All-Big VIII and All-Inland Empire selection at linebacker…Selected as the team’s defensive MVP…Finished with 109 tackles, seven for loss, including two recovered fumbles and two blocked kicks…2010: Second Team All-Big VIII selection at linebacker and was named the team’s defensive MVP…Finished with 80 tackles…Also competed in varsity wrestling.

Personal: Son of Jeff & Jan Rogers…Business administration major…His brother, Blaze, plays football for Willamette...Chose Pacific because it was a really nice school that had the academics & athletics he was looking for…Favorite TV Show: Duck Dynasty...Career Ambition: Firefighter. ROGERS’ PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total 2013 10 5 6 11 2012 9 8 5 13 2011 8 7 4 11 TOTAL 27 20 15 35

TFL Yds 1.0 1 1.0 5 1.0 0 3.0 6

PD FF FR Blkd 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0

Personal: Son of Carl & Coretta Richardson…Exercise Science major…His father played football at Pacific in 1986…His cousin, Clarence Richardson, played basketball at Northwestern and his cousin, Bria Richardson, plays basketball at Pepperdine…His cousin, Vontaze Burfict, played football at Arizona State and currently is with the Cincinatti Bengals…Chose Pacific for the football program and his family tradition…Favorite TV Show: The Fresh Prince of Bel Air…Favorite Book: Malcom X (Alex Haley)…Favorite Class In School: History…Career Ambition: Pediatrician. RICHARDSON’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds 2013 9 7 4 11 1.0 2

PD FF FR Blkd 0 0 0 0

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21 Caleb Roher

Brandon Sattelmeier

Senior • Wide Receiver 6-0 • 190 Gresham, Ore. (Sam Barlow)

Senior • Offensive Lineman 6-6 • 295 Temecula, Calif. (Temecula Valley)

2013: Played in all 10 games at wide receiver and also played key role on kick return team…Was fifth in NWC and led Pacific with 383 kick return yards…Ranked sixth in the NWC with average of 19.2 yards per kick return…Had season highs of 30 yards receiving and 111 yards on five kick returns against Occidental on 9/14/13… Finished with 63 yards on three returns at Willamette on 11/9/13.

2012: Started the first two games of the season on the offensive line.

2012: Played in all nine games and made three starts at wide receiver…Led Boxers with average of 54.3 receiving yards per game and 489 receiving yards…His 14.4 yards per catch ranked ninth in the NWC…Led the Boxers with 365 kick return yards and an average of 26.1 yards per game…Posted season high of 204 all-purpose yards, which included seven catches for 150 yards and a long 62-yard reception, at Lewis & Clark on 10/27/12…Had five kick returns for season-high 100 yards in opener against Simon Fraser on 8/30/12…Caught eight balls for 123 yards, one touchdown and a season-long 68-yard reception against Willamette on 11/3/12. 2011: Played in eight games at wide receiver…Also spent significant time on special teams with the kick return unit…Finished with season high 123 yards receiving on three catches with two touchdowns in Boxers’ win over Puget Sound on 10/29/11… Scored on pass plays of 44 and 67 yards…On kick return, had a season high of 68 yards on three returns, including a season-best 27-yard return, at Whitworth on 10/22/11. High School: Played for Terry Summerfield at Sam Barlow High School...2010: First Team All-Mt. Hood Conference selection at both wide receiver and safety...National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete award recipient... Finished with 663 yards receiving and 345 yards rushing with 12 touchdowns...2009: First Team All-Mt. Hood Conference at wide receiver and second team at safety...2008: Honorable Mention All-Mt. Hood Conference selection at slot receiver and cornerback...Also played varsity basketball and track and field...Was a Second Team All-Mt. Hood Conference selection in basketball. Personal: Son of Jack & Elaine Roher…History major and coaching minor…Chose Pacific because he wanted to help build a successful football program and to further his education at an outstanding institution…Favorite TV Show: Ridiculousness… Favorite Book: Lord of the Rings (JRR Tolkien)…Favorite Class In School: History... Favorite Quote: When you want to succeed as much as you want to breath, then you’ll be successful…Career Ambition: Light up the darkness. ROHER’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Receiving G No Yds Avg 2013 10 5 76 15.2 2012 9 34 489 14.4 2011 8 9 188 20.9 TOTAL 27 48 753 15.6 Rushing 2012 2011 TOTAL Returns 2013 2012 2011 TOTAL

G Att. Gain 9 9 35 8 3 2 17 12 37

TD 3 5 2 10

Lg Avg/G 30 7.6 68 54.3 67 23.5 68 27.8

Loss Net Avg. 0 35 3.9 1 1 0.3 1 35 3.0

TD Long Avg/G 0 14 3.9 0 9 0.1 0 23 2.1

KO Returns Punt Returns No. Yds. Avg. Long No. Yds. Avg. Long 20 383 19.1 27 0 0 0 0 14 365 26.1 48 0 0 0 0 20 363 18.1 27 0 0 0 0 54 1,111 20.5 48 0 0 0 0

2011: Played in the first six games of the season on the offensive line. High School: Played for Paul McGowen at Temecula Valley High School...Four-year Scholar-Athlete Award winner...Coach’s Award winner in 2009. Personal: Son of Marcy Sattelemeier…Biology major…Chose Pacific because he looked forward to building the football program and for the pre-medicine major... Favorite TV Show: Game of Thrones...Favorite Book: The Inheritance Trilogy (Christopher Paolini)...Favorite Class In School: Biology...Favorite Quote: It’s pretty hard to pick up your teeth with broken fingers. (Ian Falconer)...Career Ambition: Anesthesiologist.

86 Taylor Schad Senior • Tight End 6-6 • 245 Aumsville, Ore. (Cascade) 2013: Played in two games at tight end. 2012: Saw action in three games at tight end. 2011: Played in two games on the offensive line. High School: Played for Karl Eliot at Cascade High School...2010: Honorable Mention All-Oregon West Conference selection at tackle...Also competed in varsity track and field in the shot put and discus. Personal: Son of Darren & Jennifer Schad…Applied science major and business administration minor…Chose Pacific for the opportunity to play a major role in building the football program and for the great campus atmosphere...Favorite TV Show: Lost...Favorite Book: No Country For Old Men (Cormac McCarthy)... Favorite Class In School: Physics...Favorite Quote: The difference between a successful person and other is not a lack of strength nor a lack of knowledge, but rather a lack of will. (Vince Lombardi)...Career Ambition: To be the best at what he does.

51 Nicholas Schilla Junior • Offensive Lineman 6-0 • 295 Honolulu, Hawaii (Punahou) 2013: Played in all 10 games on the offensive line and started the final nine games of the year. 2012: Saw lone action of the season on the offensive line at Linfield on 11/10/12. High School: Played for Kale Ane at the Punahou School…Also played varsity baseball. Personal: Son of LindaLee Farm…Business marketing major…His brother, Fred, played one year of football at Willamette…Chose Pacific for the academic opportunities and the family environment…Favorite TV Show: Friends…Favorite Book: The Harry Potter series (J.K. Rowling)…Favorite Class In School: Sociology… Favorite Quote: To whom much is given, much is expected.

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19 Nathan Selby

12 Chris Shoffner

Junior • Running Back 5-10 • 185 Hillsboro, Ore. (Liberty)

Junior • Cornerback 5-10 • 175 Roseburg, Ore. (Umpqua CC)

2013: Played in two games at running back…Had season best of six rushing yards against Lewis & Clark on 11/2/13.

2013: Played in four games at cornerback…Had one solo tackle against Occidental on 9/14/13.

2012: Played in three games at running back…Had season-high two carries at Puget Sound on 10/6/12.

High School: Played for Thurman Bell at Roseburg High School…2011: Honorable Mention All-Southwest Conference selection as a wide receiver and defensive back… Had 22 catches for 308 yards and scored five touchdowns…Defensively, finished with 22 tackles and two interception…Returned 12 punts for 117 yards…Also competed in varsity track and field.

High School: Played for Eric Mahlum at Liberty High School…2011: Second Team All-Northwest Oregon Conference selection as a free safety…Was also the team’s starting quarterback for three years…Also participated in varsity baseball, wrestling and track and field…Was a two-time state wrestling tournament qualifier and a First Team All-NWOC selection at 170 pounds…Finished seventh at 2010 state track meet in the 1,600-meter relay. Personal: Son of Lee & Polly Selby…History major…His uncle, Jim Selby, played football at Kent State…Chose Pacific because it was close to home and for both the academics and athletics programs…Favorite TV Show: Pawn Stars…Favorite Book: The Lord of the Rings series (J.R.R. Tolkien)…Favorite Class In School: History… Favorite Quote: All we have to decide is what to do with the time given to us. (from The Fellowship of the Ring)…Career Ambition: Teacher and coach. SELBY’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Rushing G Att. Gain Loss Net Avg. 2013 2 3 9 0 9 3.0 2012 3 2 4 0 4 2.0 TOTALS 5 5 13 0 13 2.6

TD Long Avg/G 0 4 4.5 0 3 1.3 0 4 2.6

12 Warner Shaw Junior • Quarterback 6-1 • 200 Waimea, Hawaii (Kamehameha-Hawaii) 2013: Played in two games at quarterback…Completed 4 of 4 passes for 50 yards against Puget Sound on 10/12/13. 2012: Saw action in two games at quarterback…Completed 5 for 11 for 67 yards at Linfield on 11/10/12. High School: Played for Dan Lyons at Kamehameha-Hawaii High School…2011: Big Island Interscholastic Federation (BIIF) Offensive Player of the Year as a quarterback…Passed for 2,134 yards and 26 touchdowns, completing 149 of 252 passes…2010: Second Team All-BIIF selection at quarterback…Finished with 1,149 yards passing and 13 touchdowns, completing 85 of 170 passes as he helped lead Kamehameha to the BIIF championship…2009: Finished with 962 yards passing and nine touchdowns while completing 49 of 103 passes…Also competed in varsity track and field.

Personal: Son of Mike & Paige Shoffner…Communication major…Chose Pacific for the football program and because the coaches were welcoming to him…Favorite TV Show: The Vikings…Favorite Book: The Hunger Games (Suzanne Collins)… Favorite Class In School: P.E.…Favorite Quote: Look up, get up and don’t ever give up. (Michael Irvin)…Career Ambition: To be great. SHOFFNER’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds 2013 4 1 1 2 0 0

PD FF FR Blkd 2 0 0 0

51 Gunner Sigado Sophomore • Linebacker 6-1 • 205 Redmond, Ore. (Redmond) 2013: Saw lone action of the season at linebacker against Puget Sound on 10/12/13…Earned credit for one assisted tackle. High School: Played for former Pacific wrestler Nathan Stanley at Redmond High School…2012: Second Team All-Intermountain Conference selection at linebacker and Honorable Mention All-Intermountain Conference selection at tight end…On defense, Finished with 18 tackles for loss, five sacks and two forced fumbles…2011: Second Team All-Intermountain Conference selection at linebacker…Finished with 14 tackles for loss, three sacks and two forced fumbles…Also participated in varsity wrestling and was the 2013 Oregon 5A state champion in the 182-pound weight class. Personal: Son of Jerry & Shelli Sigado…Exercise science major and history minor… His father played both football and baseball at Southern Oregon…His cousin, Kristen Croxford, was a four-time All-NWC softball player at Pacific from 2004 to 2008…Chose Pacific for the football program…Favorite Class In School: History… Favorite Athlete: Ray Lewis…Career Ambition: P.E. teacher and coach. SIGADO’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds 2013 1 0 1 1 0 0

PD FF FR Blkd 0 0 0 0

Personal: Son of Warren & Amelia Shaw…Business administration major…Her sisters, Allyson and Aubrey, both ran on season of cross county at Johnson & Wales… Chose Pacific because it was a great fit, for the football program and to puruse his goal of becoming a physical therapist…Favorite TV Show: Hard Knocks…Favorite Class in School: Expository writing…Favorite Athletes: Peyton Manning, Johnny Unitas and Tom Brady…Favorite Quote: When life feels like an uphill struggle, just imagine the view from the top…Career Ambition: Own a restaurant with his family. SHAW’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Passing G Att. Cmp Int 2013 2 5 5 0 2012 2 11 5 1 TOTALS 4 16 10 1 Rushing 2013 2012

G Att. Gain 2 1 0 2 6 12

Yds TD Lg Pct. Avg/G Effic 55 0 16 100.0 27.5 192.40 67 1 54 45.5 33.5 108.4 122 1 54 62.5 30.5

Loss Net Avg. 2 -2 -2.0 25 -13 -2.2

TD Long Avg/G 0 0 -1.0 0 7 -6.5

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2014 Returners

84 Jason Smith

57 Tony Suverkropp

Junior • Wide Receiver 6-1 • 185 Black Diamond, Wash. (Tehoma)

Sophomore • Linebacker 6-0 • 205 Auburn, Ore. (Placer)

2013: Played in two games at wide receiver.

2013: Saw lone action of the season at linebacker against Puget Sound on 10/12/13.

2012: Played in five games at wide receiver…Had one catch for 48 yards and a touchdown at Puget Sound on 10/6/12. High School: Played for Tony Davis at Tahoma High School…2011: First Team All-SPSL League as a wide receiver and defensive back…Named The SPSL’s Special Teams Player of the Year…Selected as a National Football Foundation ScholarAthlete nominee and was named the Washington State Football Coaches Association All-State Football Team…Broke school’s reception record and led league with 883 yards and eight touchdowns on 57 receptions…Finished with 46 tackles and two interceptions as a cornerback…Had 17 kick returns for 453 yards and a touchdown and nine punt returns for 89 yards…2010: Second Team All-SPSL League as a defensive back and Honorable Mention All-SPSL League at wide receiver…Had 66 tackles on defense and 238 yards and four touchdowns on 14 receptions at wide receiver…Made 22 kick returns for 643 yards and two touchdowns and 11 punt returns for 119 yards…2009: Had 26 tackles and three interceptions in six games at cornerback…Also played varsity basketball and baseball…Was an Honorable Mention All-SPSL selection as an outfielder. Personal: Son of Larry Smith & Dawn Yoshimura-Smith…Business major…His father played football at Puget Sound from 1980 to 1983…Chose Pacific for the academic programs…Favorite TV Show: Black Sails…Favorite Class In School: Math… Favorite Food: Thai food…Career Ambition: Business owner. SMITH’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Receiving G No Yds Avg 2012 5 1 48 48.0

TD 1

Lg Avg/G 48 9.6

8 Campbell Summerfield

High School: Played for Joey Montoya at Placer High School…2012: First Team All-Pioneer Valley League…Was named the team’s Hitter of the Year after finishing as the leading tackler…2011: Second Team All-Pioneer Valley League selection…Was team’s leading tackler…Also participated in varsity wrestling. Personal: Son of Cisca Suverkropp…Sociology major…Chose Pacific to be able to play a sport he loves while getting a great education…Favorite TV Show: The Walking Dead…Favorite Book: The Road (Cormac McCarthy)…Favorite Class In School: History…Favorite Quote: Everyone knows you sacrifice flexibility for muscle mass…Career Ambition: Law enforcement.

13 Nathan Suyematsu Junior • Wide Receiver/Kicker 5-10 • 165 Tualatin, Ore. (Tualatin) 2013: Played in three games as a kickoff specialist and wide receiver…Had all 11 kickoffs against Occidental on 9/14/13. Averaging 60 yards per kickoff…Had catches in games against Puget Sound on 10/12/13 and Linfield on 11/16/13. 2012: Played in seven games at both wide receiver and kicker and spent most of the season as the team’s kickoff specialist…Averaged 58.7 yards per kickoff on 37 kicks… Kicked off 11 times for an average of 60.3 yards per kick at Puget Sound on 10/6/12.

Sophomore • Quarterback 6-0 • 185 Sandy, Ore. (Eastern Oregon Univ.)

Baseball: Has spent the last two seasons as a member of the Pacific baseball program…Was a First Team All-NWC selection in 2014 as a second baseman…Led Pacific and was 11th in NWC with .342 batting average…Also had a 3.53 earned run average as a pitcher, making 11 appearances and four starts.

2013: Squad player.

High School: Played for Rob Hastin at Tualatin High School…2011: First Team All-Pacific Conference and Honorable Mention 6A All-State selection at kicker… Finished 8 for 8 in field foals…Also played varsity basketball and baseball…Was the Pacific Conference Player of the Year in basketball and was a First Team All-Pacific Conference and Honorable Mention All-State selection in baseball as an infielder.

High School: Played for Terry Summerfield at Barlow High School…2011: First Team All-Mount Hood Conference selection at quarterback and was named the conference Player of the Year…Selected to the Les Schwab Bowl…2010: Second Team All-Mount Hood Conference as a quarterback and punter…Also participated in varsity baseball and basketball…Was a Second Team All-Mount Hood Conference selection as a pitcher and outfielder. Personal: Son of Terry & Jeannine Summerfield…Father played football at Penn State and professionally for the Seattle Seahawks…Education major…Favorite TV Show: The Office…Favorite Books: Game of Thrones (George R.R. Martin) and the Harry Potter Series (J.K. Rowling)…Favorite Quote: What we do in life, echoes in eternity…Career Ambition: Teacher.

Personal: Son of Glen & Alice Suyematsu…Exercise science major and business minor…Chose Pacific for the football, baseball and physical therapy programs… Favorite TV Show: Two And A Half Men…Favorite Movie: Remember The Titans… Favorite Athlete: Steven Jackson…Favorite Food: Sushi…Career Ambition: Physical therapist. SUYEMATSU’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Receiving G No Yds Avg TD 2013 3 2 12 6.0 0 Kickoffs 2013 2012

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G 10 7

No. Yds. Avg. 51 2,889 56.6 37 2,171 58.7

Lg Avg/G 7 4.0

2014 Returners

17 Zachary Tinao-Rabellizsa

41 Zach Tucker

Sophomore • Wide Receiver 5-6 • 150 Waipahu, Hawaii (Radford)

Junior • Linebacker 5-10 • 210 Dublin, Calif. (Dublin)

2013: Played in lone game on the offensive line against Lewis & Clark on 11/2/13.

2013: Played in two games at linebacker…Finished with two tackles against Puget Sound on 10/12/13.

2012: Squad player.

2012: Played in two games at linebacker.

High School: Played for Keith Smith, Jr., at Holtville High School…2011: First Team All-Manzanita League selection on the offensive line…2010: First Team AllManzanita League at offensive lineman…2009: First Team All-Manzanita League on the defensive line…Also participated in varsity track and field and wrestling.

High School: Played for Casey Moreno and John Wade at Dublin High School…2011: First Team All-Diablo Foothill League at linebacker…Finished season with 96 tackles, including 10 for loss, with three sacks and six forced fumbles… Was named the team’s defensive most valuable player…2010: Honorable Mention All-Diablo Foothill League at linebacker…Finished with 50 tackles, including four for loss…2009: Finished with 50 tackles, including five for loss, with five forced fumbles…Also competed in varsity football…Was the 2011-12 league champion at 195 pounds…Was a two-time Northern California sectional meet qualifier.

Personal: Son of Joseph & Theresa Torquato…Psychology major…Chose Pacific for the computer science program and the building of the football program…Favorite TV Show: The Strain…Favorite Book: 1984 (George Orwell)… Favorite Class In School: Art…Favorite Movie: Blade…Favorite Foods: Pizza and Pasta.

59 Jacob Torquato Junior • Offensive Lineman 5-11 • 290 Holtville, Calif. (Holtville) 2013: Played in lone game on the offensive line against Lewis & Clark on 11/2/13. 2012: Squad player. High School: Played for Keith Smith, Jr., at Holtville High School…2011: First Team All-Manzanita League selection on the offensive line…2010: First Team AllManzanita League at offensive lineman…2009: First Team All-Manzanita League on the defensive line…Also participated in varsity track and field and wrestling. Personal: Son of Joseph & Theresa Torquato…Psychology major…Chose Pacific for the computer science program and the building of the football program…Favorite TV Show: The Strain…Favorite Book: 1984 (George Orwell)… Favorite Class In School: Art…Favorite Movie: Blade…Favorite Foods: Pizza and Pasta.

94 Kyle Treadway Junior • Defensive Tackle 6-5 • 250 Phoenix, Ore. (Phoenix) 2011: Squad player. Baseball: Will be a fourth-year member of the Pacific baseball program…As a starting pitcher in 2014, finished with three wins and a 2.68 earned run average…Struck out 36 in 74 innings…Was also a starter in 2013 and made seven relief appearances in 2012.

Personal: Son of Perry & Patricia Tucker…Environmental science major… Chose Pacific because it is an academically rigorous school that offered his major, the beautiful campus and the small school environment…Favorite TV Show: Shameless…Favorite Book: First One Down (R.J. Belle)…Favorite Class In School: Science…Favorite Quote: Walk softly and carry a big stick. (Theodore Roosevelt)… Career Ambition: Game designer. TUCKER’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds 2013 2 1 1 2 0 0

PD FF FR Blkd 0 0 0 0

63 Will Ulrich Senior • Offensive Lineman 6-1 • 265 Lake Elsinore, Calif. (Elsinore) 2013: Started in all 10 games on the offensive line. 2012: Played in eight games and started the final five of the season on the offensive line. 2011: Played in three games on the offensive line. High School: Played for Tony Peralta at Elsinore High School...All-Valley selection at defensive line...Member of Elsinore’s 2010 CIF state championship team...Finished with 42 tackles and six sacks...Also participated in varsity wrestling and track and field...Finished second at the CIF Championships in wrestling at heavyweight...Was an all-league selection in track in the shot put. Personal: Son of John & Ann Ulrich…Physics and math major and philosophy and dance minor...Chose Pacific because of the academic programs...Favorite TV Show: Dexter...Favorite Book: The Bible…Favorite Class In School: Quantum Mechanics... Favorite Quote: Just huck it (Jessie Sanchez)…Career Ambition: To change the world.

High School: Played for Toby Walker at Phoenix High School…Was a First Team All-Skyline Conference selection as a defensive end…Also played varsity baseball and basketball…Was a First Team All-Skyline Conference selection in baseball as an infielder. Personal: Son of Bob & Juanita Treadway…Politics and government major…Chose Pacific for the opportunity to receive a fantastic educational experience while playing two sports…Favorite TV Show: SPortscenter…Favorite Book: One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest (Ken Kesey)…Favorite Quote: Be aggressive, be more aggressive, never be satisfied (Pete Rose)…Career Ambition: Teacher and coach.

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2014 Returners

1 Moses Villareal-Gomez

88 Sean Visperas

Senior • Kicker 5-11 • 180 Stockton, Calif. (St. Mary’s)

Sophomore • Tight End 6-1 • 225 Stockton, Calif. (Weston Ranch)

2013: Second Team All-Northwest Conference as a place kicker…Led the NWC with 11 field goals made (setting Pacific single season record) and 16 attempted (tying Pacific single season record)…Set Pacific single season record and finished third in NWC with 39 point-after attempts made…Extended career records with 84 PAT kicks made and 27 field goals made…Finished 18th among Division III kickers with 1.1 field goals made per game…Went perfect 3 for 3 with a 43-yarder against Linfield on 11/16/13…Had career-long 45-yard field goal at Willamette on 11/9/13, the second longest in school history…At one point, made 26 straight PAT attempts and finished season with four straight field goals made.

2013: Squad player.

2012: Second Team All-Northwest Conference as a place kicker…Led the NWC with a perfect PAT percentage, making all 28 attempts…Ranked second in the NWC with 10 field goals and 13 attempts…Led Pacific and ranked third in the NWC with 58 points scored, the most for a Pacific player since 1987…Ranked 17th among NCAA Division III kickers with 1.11 field goals per game…Made season-high 41-yard field goal against Willamette on 11/3/12…Was second longest in the conference this season…Set Pacific single game record with eight PAT kicks made at Puget Sound on 10/6/12…Tied single season record and established new career record (16 to date) with a made 39-yarder at Linfield on 11/10/12. 2011: Honorable Mention All-Northwest Conference as a place kicker…Finished fourth in the NWC and was second for the Boxers in scoring with 35 points… Finished second in the NWC in field goals made (6) and field goals attempted (10)… Finished fifth in NWC in both PAT kicks made (17) and long field goal (38 yards)… Did not miss field goal or PAT attempt in final five games of the season…Went 2 for 2 on field goals against Linfield on 10/15/11 and at Whitworth on 10/22/11… Accounted for Pacific’s only scoring in both games…Went 6 for 6 in PAT attempts against Puget Sound on 10/29/11. High School: Played for Coach Franks at St. Mary’s High School...2010: First Team All-Tical League and all-area selection at kicker...National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete Award recipient...Converted 58 of 61 extra point attempts and went 7 of 10 in field goals...2009: Second Team All-Tical League selection...converted 70 of 75 point after attempts and three field goals...Also played varsity soccer where he was a three-time First Team All-Tical League selection. Personal: Son of Hector & Maria Villareal…Public health major and Spanish minor…Chose Pacific for the academics and for the chance to play sports…Favorite TV Show: Supernatural…Favorite Book: Night…Favorite Class In School: Hula… Favorite Quote: When life gives you lemons, make orange juice and leave the whole world wondering how you did it...Career Ambition: Physical therapist. VILLAREAL-GOMEZ’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Kicking FG Pct. 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk 2013 11-16 68.8 0-0 7-8 2-3 2-4 0-0 45 0 2012 10-13 76.9 1-1 5-7 3-3 1-2 0-0 41 0 2011 6-10 60.0 0-0 3-3 3-4 0-3 0-0 38 2 TOTAL 27-39 69.2 101 15-18 8-10 3-9 0-0 45 2 Kickoffs 2013 2012

G 10 9

No. Yds. Avg. 51 2,889 56.6 9 418 46.4

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High School: Played for Mike Hale at Weston Ranch High School…Two-time Second Team All-Valley Oak League selection at tight end. Personal: Son of Eddie & Sheryl Visperas…Civil engineering major…His uncle, Joe Moningo, played two years of football at California…Favorite TV Show: My Wife & Kids…Favorite Class In School: Psychology…Favorite Movie: Step Brothers… Favorite Sport to Watch: Basketball…Career Ambition: Civil engineer.

3 Matthew Walker Sophomore • Wide Receiver 5-11 • 190 Fort Hood, Texas (Vanden) 2013: Played in two games at running back…Had one rush for six yards against Lewis & Clark on 11/2/13. High School: Played for Levon Haynes at Vanden High School in Fairfield, Calif…. Also played varsity baseball. Personal: Son of Matthew Walker & Shawnae Walker…Political Science major… Chose Pacific for the football program and to receive a good education…Favorite TV Show: Family Guy…Favorite Book: Green Eggs & Ham (Dr. Seuss)…Favorite Class In School: Politics…Favorite Quote: The difference between an adventure and an ordeal is attitude (Tony Suverkropp)…Career Ambition: Corporate lawyer. WALKER’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Rushing G Att. Gain Loss Net Avg. 2013 2 1 6 0 6 6.0

TD Long Avg/G 0 6 3.0

2014 Returners

44 Landon Weimar

95 Alex Willeford

Senior • Linebacker 6-1 • 235 Glide, Ore. (Glide)

Senior • Defensive Lineman 6-1 • 225 Keizer, Ore. (McNary)

2013: Saw lone action of the season at linebacker against Puget Sound on 10/12/13.

2013: Honorable Mention All-Northwest Conference selection on the defensive line…Started all 10 games… Finished second for Boxers and was third in the NWC with 7.5 sacks…Finished with season high six tackles and 2.5 sacks to go along with a forced fumble and fumble recovery at Menlo on 9/21/13…Had five tackles and two sacks against Occidental on 9/14/13…Alos had five tackles, 2.5 tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks at Whitworth on 10/5/13.

2012: Played in three games at linebacker…Posted season high two tackles at Puget Sound on 10/6/12. 2011: Played in four games at linebacker…Registered a solo tackle against Willamette on 10/8/11 and an assisted tackle against Linfield on 10/15/11. High School: Played for Jeff Freeman at Glide High School...2010: First Team AllSunset League and Honorable Mention 3A All-State selection at linebacker...Team captain...Second Team All-Sunset League at quarterback...Had 10 tackles for loss... Threw for 1,370 yards and rushed for 469 yards and had 20 touchdowns...2009: Second Team All-Sunset League at quarterback and was an honorable mention selection at linebacker...Threw for 1,600 yards with 23 touchdowns...Also participated in varsity basketball and track and field...Was the Sunset League Thrower of the Meet as a senior and went on to finish third at the Oregon state championships in the javelin. Personal: Son of Thomas & Heidi Weimar…Biology major and sociology minor… Chose Pacific for the great medical programs, the perfect size, great teachers and coaches and the chance to play football…Favorite TV Show: Scrubs…Favorite Book: Game of Thrones (George R.R. Martins)…Favorite Class In School: Anatomy and physiology…Career Ambition: Physicians assistant. WEIMAR’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total 2013 1 0 1 1 2012 3 2 0 2 2011 4 1 1 2 TOTAL 8 3 2 5

TFL Yds 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0

PD FF FR Blkd 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

93 Max White

2012: Played in three games on the defensive line…Finished with a solo tackle against Willamette on 11/3/12. 2011: Saw lone action of the season at linebacker against Menlo on 9/10/11. High School: Played for Rick Ward at McNary High School...2010: Second Team All-Central Valley Conference selection at defensive line...Led the Celtics in tackles and sacks...First Team All-CVC at offensive line...Also participated in varsity track and field. Personal: Son of James Willeford & Barbara Majors…Economics major…Chose Pacific for the academic and football atmosphere that he saw on his visits…Favorite TV Show: Ridiculousness…Favorite Book: Antifragile (Taleb)…Favorite Class In School: Economics of money and banking…Favorite Quote: When it is obvious that the goals cannot be reached, don’t adjust the goals, adjust the action steps (Confucious). WILLEFORD’S PACIFIC CAREER STATISTICS Tackles G UA A Total TFL Yds 2013 10 19 17 36 10.5 53 2012 3 1 0 1 0.0 0 TOTALS 13 20 0 37 10.5 53 Sacks 2013

G 10

UA 7

A 1

PD FF FR Blkd 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0

Total Yds 7.5 39

Sophomore • Defensive Lineman 6-2 • 240 Kirkland, Wash. (Lake Washington) 2013: Lone action on the defensive line came against Puget Sound on 10/12/13. High School: Played for Steve Supple at Lake Washington High School…2012: Finished with 10 tackles for loss and three sacks…Also competed in varsity track and field and wrestling. Personal: Son of David & Carol White…Undecided on a major…Married to Danielle White…Chose Pacific because he felt he could make an impact both academically and athletically…Favorite TV Show: Chuck…Favorite Book: Jurassic Park (Michael Crichton)…Favorite Class in School: History…Favorite Food: Ribs… Favorite Quote: I’m not telling you it’s going to be easy. I’m telling you it’s going to be worth it. (Russell Wilson).

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2014 Newcomers

5 Chad Aragon

23 Brandon Boyd

Freshman • Wide Receiver 5-8 • 165 Honolulu, Hawaii (Moanalua)

Freshman • Running Back 5-11 • 200 Gilroy, Calif. (Gilroy)

High School: Played for Arnold Martinez at Moanalua High School…Earned First Team Hawaii All-State and First Team All-Oahu Interscholastic Association honors as a wide receiver.

High School: Played for Brian Boyd at Gilroy High School…2013: First Team All-Gabilan League selection and league offensive most valuable player as a running back… Led Gabilan League with 2,338 rushing yards and scored 33 touchdowns in 10 games…2012: Finished with 500 rushing yards in three games…2011: Second Team All-Gabilan League at running back…Rushed for 1,224 yards to lead league and scored 10 touchdowns…2010: Rushed for 700 yards in 10 games…Also competed in varsity track and field.

Personal: Son of Dante Aragon & Debbie Hicks…Pre-engineering major…Favorite TV Show: How I Met Your Mother…Favorite Class In School: Math…Favorite Quote: It’s not the size of the dog n the fight, it’s the size of the fight in the dog. (Mark Twain)…Career Ambition: Engineer.

89 Mason Bailey Freshman • Kicker 6-2 • 190 Mill Creek, Wash. (Archbishop Murphy) High School: Played for Jerry Jenson at Archbishop Murphy High School…Honorable Mention All-Cascade Conference selection as a kicker. Personal: Son of Tina Bailey…Major is undecided…Chose Pacific because it was a small school.

35 Alex Beekman Freshman • Wide Receiver/Kicker 6-0 • 170 Beaverton, Ore. (Southridge) High School: Played for Doug Dean at Southridge High School…Earned Second Team Oregon 6A All-State and First Team All-Metro League honors as a kicker…Also played varsity basketball and baseball…Was a Second Team All-Metro League selection in baseball as a second baseman. Personal: Son of Mike & Tracy Beekman…Exercise science major…Chose Pacific to get a good education and for the football program…Favorite TV Show: White Collar…Favorite Class In School: Sociology…Favorite Quote: Do it for the people who can’t do it for themselves…Career Ambition: Physical therapist.

Personal: Son of Brian Boyd & Joann Estrella-Boyd…Business major…Chose Pacific for the football program…Favorite TV Show: Sportscenter…Favorite Class In School: History.

87 Ryan Carhart Freshman • Punter 5-11 • 177 Roseburg, Ore. (Roseburg) High School: Played for Thurman Bell at Roseburg High School…2013: First Team All-Southern Oregon Conference selection as a punter…Averaged 38 yards per punt…Also had 528 passing yards as a quarterback…Also played varsity baseball and basketball. Personal: Son of Peter & Kristin Carhart…Political science major…Favorite TV Show: ESPN…Favorite Movie: Friday Night Lights…Favorite Class In School: History…Favorite Quote: Live it up…Career Ambition: History.

81 Bradley Clark Freshman • Wide Receiver 5-8 • 170 Ripon, Calif. (Ripon) High School: Played for Chris Johnson at Ripon High School…Also competed in varsity basketball, swimming and baseball. Personal: Son of Jeffrey & Raelyn Clark…Biology major…Chose Pacific for the football program.

31 Chase Bodor

36 Clay Cuneo

Freshman • Defensive Back 5-7 • 195 Running Springs, Calif. (Rim of the World)

Freshman • Tight End 6-4 • 235 Manteca, Calif. (East Union)

High School: Played for Bob Gradillas at Rim of the World High School…Was a two-time Second Team All-Mountain Valley League selection at linebacker…Also competed in varsity baseball and on the ski team.

High School: Played for Willie Herrera at East Union High School…Was a Second Team All-Valley Oak League at tight end…Also competed in varsity basketball and track and field.

Personal: Son of Kathy Bodor…Physics major…Chose Pacific because it felt like a home away from home…Favorite TV Show: Heroes…Favorite Class In School: Physics…Career Ambition: To be a product designer and engineer for the action sports industry.

Personal: Son of Daniel Cuneo & Hilda Newell…Exercise science major…His uncle, Mike Cuneo, played four seasons of football at South Dakota State….Favorite TV Shows: Sportscenter and SportsNation…Favorite Food: pasta…Career Ambition: Physical therapist or athletic trainer.

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2014 Newcomers

2 Ian Escutia

42 Andrew Gray

Freshman • Quarterback 6-0 • 170 Palos Verdes, Calif. (Peninsula)

Sophomore • Linebacker 5-8• 205 St. Helens, Ore. (St. Helens)

High School: Played for Michael Christensen at Peninsula High School…Was named the team’s offensive most valuable player and team captain as quarterback.

High School: Played for Jared Phillips at St. Helens High School.

Personal: Son of Art Escutia & Michelle Adams…History major…Chose Pacific to receive a good education and play college football…Favorite TV Show: Friday Night Lights…Favorite Book: Along Came A Spider (James Patterson)…Favorite Class In School: History…Favorite Quote: Don’t follow your dreams, lead them…Career Ambition: High school teacher and football coach.

72 Michael Fanning Freshman • Offensive Lineman 6-0 • 255 Waianae, Hawaii High School: Played Darnell Arceneaux and Matt Weight at St. Louis High School…Also competed in varsity basketball, track and field and wrestling. Personal: Son of Sean Donohue & Siana Scott…Exercise science major…Chose Pacific for the students and the atmosphere…Favorite TV Show: Pokemon…Favorite Class In School: Biology…Favorite Quote: In doing, one learns (Kumu Leilani Puchalski)…Career Ambition: Orthopedic surgeon or physical therapist.

30 T.J. Fitzsimmons Freshman • Kicker 5-8 • 170 Waialua, Hawaii (Kamehameha) High School: Played for Doug Cosbie at the Kamehameha School…2013: Second Team Hawaii All-State and First Team All-Interscholastic League of Honolulu (ILH) selection at kicker…Made 11 field goals and averaged 45 yards per punt….2012: Second Team Hawaii All-State selection and Second Team All-ILH selection as a kicker…Made eight field goals and averaged 40 yards per punt…Also played varsity soccer and was a First Team All-State selection at forward. Personal: Son of Sash & Carrie Fitzsimmons…Business major…Chose Pacific for the football player, the academics, location and the family atmosphere…Favorite TV Show: Arrow…Favorite Class In School: Math…Favorite Quote: Never give up on your dreams…Career Ambition: Business owner.

Personal: Son of Tim & Cathy Gray…Biology major…Chose Pacific for the small class sizes and to play football…Favorite Class In School: Biology…Favorite Athlete: Luke Kuechly.

25 Bryce Hacker Freshman • Wide Receiver 6-1 • 185 Poulsbo, Wash. (North Kitsap) High School: Played for Jeff Weible at North Kitsap High School…2013: First Team All-Olympic League selection at wide receiver…Finished with 300 receiving yards and seven touchdowns…As a defensive back, finished with 50 tackles…Also competed in varsity track and field in the sprints and horizontal jumps. Personal: Son of Josh Hacker & Denise Bruce…Business major…Chose Pacific for the great academics and athletics programs…Favorite Move: Lone Survivor…Favorite Class In School: Math…Career Ambition: Entrepreneur.

97 Xavier Harvey Freshman • Defensive Lineman 6-1 • 255 Sacramento, Calif. (Jesuit) High School: Played for Marlon Blanton at Jesuit High School…2013: First Team All-Delta River League and all-section selection at defensive end…Had 15 tackles for loss and 9.5 sacks…Was named the team’s most inspirational player…Also saw time at tight end…2012: First Team All-Delta River League at defensive end…Earned team’s Iron Man award…Finished with 15 tackles for loss and eight sacks…Also participated in varsity rugby and lacrosse. Personal: Son of Dwight & Letitia Harvey…Education and media arts major… Chose Pacific for the family-like environment…Favorite TV Show: Workaholics… Favorite Movie: Shark Tank…Favorite Quote: I must, therefore I can…Career Ambition: High school teacher and football coach.

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2014 Newcomers

28 Aaron Herbert

15 Brandon Howes

Freshman • Wide Receiver 6-1 • 197 Vacaville, Calif. (Will C. Wood)

Freshman • Quarterback 5-10 • 160 Kailua-Kona, Hawaii (Konawaena)

High School: Played for Carlos Meraz at Will C. Wood High School…2013: Second Team All-Montecello Empire League (MEL) at linebacker…Finished with 12 tackles for loss, 4.5 sacks and two forced fumbles…On offense, scored four touchdowns as a wide receiver…2012: Second Team All-MEL selection at wide receiver while also seeing time at linebacker…Also played varsity baseball and rugby.

High School: Played for Cliff Walters at Konawaena High School…2013: Honorable Mention Hawaii All-State and First Team All-Big Island Interscholastic Federation selection at quarterback…Threw for 2,737 yards and 25 touchdowns…Also rushed for 398 yards and four touchdowns…Also participated in varsity soccer and track and field…Was an All-BIIF selection in soccer.

Personal: Son of Corinne Herbert….Exercise science major…Chose Pacific because it felt like a home away from home…Favorite TV Show: How I Met Your Mother… Favorite Book: The Great Gatsby (F. Scott Fitzgerald)…Favorite Class In School: Anatomy…Favorite Quote: To achieve success, whatever job we have, we must pay a price. (Vince Lombardi)…Career Ambition: Physical therapist or athletic trainer.

Personal: Son of Jason & Annie Howes…Pre-engineering major…Chose Pacific for friendly environment and for the opportunity to play football…Favorite TV Show: How I Met Your Mother…Favorite Class In School: Math…Favorite Foods: Pizza and spaghetti.

14 Noel Hernandez Freshman • Quarterback 6-0 • 170 Santa Rosa, Calif. (Piner) High School: Played for John Antonio at Piner High School…2013: Second Team All-Sonoma County League selection at quarterback…Named the team’s most valuable player…Threw for 2,200 yards and 28 touchdowns in 12 games…2012: Second Team All-Sonoma County League selection…Named the team’s offensive MVP… Led the Sonoma County League in passing yards with 2,800…Threw for 32 touchdowns…2011: Honorable Mention All-Sonoma County League selection… Threw for 1,600 yards and 23 touchdowns. Personal: Son of Blanca Oseguera…Business administration major…Chose Pacific for the educational opportunities and the chance to play football…Favorite TV Show: Sportscenter…Favorite Book: How To Get Filthy Rich In Rising Asia (Mohsin Hamid)…Favorite Class In School: English…Favorite Quote: The greatness of a man is not how much wealth he acquires, but in his integrity and his ability to affect those around him positively. (Bob Marley)…Career Ambition: To work for an international company.

38 Rayce Houser Freshman • Cornerback 5-10 • 175 John Day, Ore. (Grant Union) High School: Played for Jason Miller at Grant Union High School…2013: First Team Oregon 2A All-State and First Team All-Blue Mountain Conference at defensive back… Second Team Oregon 2A All-State and First Team All-Blue Mountain Conference selection at wide receiver…On defense, had three interceptions…On offense, finished with 982 receiving yards and 14 touchdowns…Also competed in varsity basketball and baseball…Was a First Team Oregon 2A All-State selection in baseball as an outfielder. Personal: Son of Bob & Denise Houser…Exercise science major…His father played basketball at Dakota State University…Chose Pacific because it’s a great school academically, relatively close to home, had his major and gave the opportunity to play sports at the next level…Favorite TV Show: Friday Night Lights…Favorite Book: Gym Candy (Carl Deuber)…Favorite Class In School: Biology…Career Ambition: Physical therapist.

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26 Kaiea Iwasaki Freshman • Cornerback 5-7 • 140 Lihue, Hawaii (Kawai) High School: Played for Corey Aguana and Tommy Cox at Kauai High School…2013: First Team Hawaii Division II All-State and First Team All-Kauai Interscholastic Federation (KIF) selection as a defensive back…2012: First Team All-KIF selection as a defensive back…Also played varsity soccer where he was a First Team All-KIF selection as a utility player. Personal: Son of Stacy & Stephanie Iwasaki…Exercise science major…His father played one year of football at Citrus JC in Apple Valley, Calif….Chose Pacific for the optometry program and to play football…Favorite TV Show: How I Met Your Mother…Favorite Food: Sushi…Career Ambition: Optometrist.

73 Nick Jahnke Freshman • Defensive Lineman 6-2 • 260 Kirkland, Wash. (Lake Washington) High School: Played for Steve Supple at Lake Washington High School…2013: Honorable Mention All-KingCo Conference selection at defensive tackle…2012: Second Team All-KingCo Conference selection at defensive tackle…Also participated in varsity track and field. Personal: Son of Glenn & Lisa Jahnke…Business major…His mother played basketball at Washington State…Chose Pacific for the close knit community and to play football…Favorite TV Show: Family Guy…Favorite Class In School: English… Favorite Quote: Money can’t buy life. (Bob Marley)

2014 Newcomers

1 Justin Jenks

87 Geoff Kastel

Freshman • Quarterback 5-7 • 165 Wahiawa, Hawaii (Leilehua)

Freshman • Tight End 6-2 • 205 Eugene, Ore. (Willamette)

High School: Played for Nolan Tokuda at Leilehua High School…2013: Passed for 583 yards and seven touchdowns in three games…2012: All-Oahu Interscholastic Association selection at quarterback…Passed for 1,808 yards and 17 touchdowns…Finished third in Hawaii for yards and completion percentage.

High School: Played for Adam Kennybrew at Willamette High School…Earned Second Team All-Midwestern League as a linebacker and was an honorable mention at tight end…Also played varsity baseball and was a Second Team All-Midwestern league selection as an infielder.

Personal: Son of Frank & Michelle Jenks…Media arts major…Chose Pacific because it felt like home…Favorite TV Show: Ridiculousness…Favorite Movie: Remember The Titans…Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant.

Personal: Son of Greg Kastel & Christy Perrigo…Exercise science major…His father played two years of baseball at Mt. Hood CC…Chose Pacific because it is a great school with a great environment and because he fell in love with the campus… Favorite TV Show: Friends…Favorite Class In School: Science…Career Ambition: Physical therapist.

26 Brandon Kahookele Freshman • Running Back 5-6 • 188 Nanakuli, Hawaii (Kamehameha) High School: Played for Bill Cosbie at the Kamehameha School….2013: Rushed for 780 yards and scored eight touchdowns…Also participated in varsity wrestling.

19 Max Kirkendall Freshman • Safety 5-11 • 170 Pacific City, Ore. (Nestucca)

Personal: Son of Albert & Lorna Mandac…Exercise science major…Chose Pacific for the great academics, the west coast location, ideal weather, the Hawaiian population and the opportunity to play football…Favorite TV Shows: Spartacus and Friday Night Lights…Favorite Classes In School: Math and human anatomy… Career Ambition: Firefighter and personal trainer.

High School: Played for Jeff Schiewe at Nestucca High School…2013: Second Team All-Northwest League selection at defensive back…2012: Second Team AllNorthwest League at defensive back…2011: Second Team All-Northwest League at defensive back…Also participated in varsity basketball, baseball and track and field and was an all-league selection in all three sports.

67 Tyler Kailiuli

Personal: Son of Mark & Becky Kirkendall…Journalism major…Chose Pacific for the football program…Favorite TV Show: Sportscenter…Favorite Class In School: History…Career Ambition: Sports journalist.

Freshman • Offensive Lineman 5-11 • 220 Roseburg, Ore. (Roseburg) High School: Played for Thurman Bell at Roseburg High School…Was a Second Team All-Southern Oregon Conference selection on the offensive line…Also participated in varsity wrestling and track and field. Personal: Son of Phil Kailiuli & Jessi Parker…Exercise science major…Chose Pacific for the football program…Favorite TV Show: Sportscenter…Favorite Book: Unwind (Neal Shusterman)…Favorite Class In School: Strength training.

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52 Travis Knoche Freshman • Long Snapper 6-1 • 190 Colorado Springs, Colo. (Rampart) High School: Played for JJ Owens at Rampart High School…Also played varsity basketball. Personal: Son of Randy & Becky Knoche…Biology major and Spanish minor… Chose Pacific for the academic scholarships, the climate and the football program… Favorite TV Show: Arrested Development…Favorite Food: Seafood…Favorite Quote: Anything worth doing is worth overdoing…Career Ambition: Osteopathic doctor.

Freshman • Cornerback 5-11 • 155 Honolulu, Hawaii (University Lab) High School: Played for Kip Botehlo at University Lab High School. Personal: Son of Stephanie Kanoa…Major is undecided…Chose Pacific for the football program…Favorite TV Show: Family Guy…Favorite Athlete: Richard Sherman…Career Ambition: Photographer.

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24 Cody LaFontaine

9 Max Look

Freshman • Safety 6-1 • 180 Silverdale, Wash. (Rocky Mountain Coll.)

Freshman • Cornerback 5-8 • 165 Honolulu, Hawaii (Iolani)

Rocky Mountain College: Redshirted for one season at the NAIA school in Billings, Mont.

High School: Played for Wendell Look at the Iolani School…Earned Second Team Hawaii All-State honors as a defensive back and Third Team All-State honors as a kick returners…Also earned First Team All-Interscholastic League of Honolulu honors at both positions…Also played varisty baseball and was a First Team All-ILH selection at center field.

High School: Played for Mark Keel at Central Kitsap High School…Was a Second Team All-Narrows League selection at wide receiver. Personal: Son of Kim & Lori Ann LaFontaine…Exercise science major…His father played football at the University of North Dakota…Chose Pacific because of its prestige, the exercise science program and the football program…Favorite TV Show: Big Bang Theory…Favorite Movie: Remember The Titans…Favorite Quote: Great results require great ambitions…Career Ambition: Physical therapist.

Personal: Son of Gary Look & Miri Inokuchi…Exercise science major…Chose Pacific because of the atmosphere and the welcoming community…Favorite TV Show; The Big Bang Theory…Favorite Athlete: Tyrann Mathieu…Career Ambition: Physical therapist or trainer.

68 Ericc Langi

38 Mack Mackesy

Freshman • Offensive Lineman 6-3 • 270 Redwood City, Calif. (St. Francis)

Freshman • Fullback 5-8 • 225 Mission Viejo, Calif. (Tesoro)

High School: Played for Greg Calcagno at St. Francis High School…Also competed in varsity wrestling.

High School: Played for Matt Poston as Tesoro High School…2013: First Team All-South Coast League at defensive tackle…Named the team’s “Titan of the Year” and was a team captain…Finished with 62 tackles, including nine for loss and 6.5 tackles…2012: Honorable Mention All-South Coast League at defensive tackle… Finished with 38 tackles, including seven for loss and four sacks, along with two forced fumbles.

Personal: Son of John Langi & Jene Turgeon…Business major…Chose Pacific for the nice people and the football program…Favorite TV Show: Survivor…Favorite Book: The Outsiders (S.E. Hinton)…Favorite Class In School: History…Career Ambition: Chief executive officer.

56 Matt Long Freshman • Linebacker 6-1 • 180 Salem, Ore. (West Salem) High School: Played for Shawn Stanley at West Salem High School…2013: First Team All-Central Valley Conference selection at safety…Finished with 86 tackles, 46 solo, with three sacks and a forced fumble…Also competed in varsity wrestling and lacrosse. Personal: Son of Mark & Heather Long…Business administration major…Favorite TV Show: Two And A Half Men…Favorite Book: Where The Red Fern Grows (Wilson Rawls)…Favorite Class In School: English…Favorite Quote: Speak softly and carry a big stick. You will go far. (Teddy Roosevelt)

Personal: Son of Michael & Amelia Kackesy…Business major with marketing emphasis…Chose Pacific for its excellent business school and to be involved with building a championship football program…Favorite TV Show: The Office… Favorite Book: The Shining (Stephen King)…Favorite Class In School: Psychology… Favorite Quote: I can do all things though Him who strengthens me. (Philippians 4:13)…Career Ambition: Marketing executive at Nike.

10 Fresno Masaniai Freshman • Safety 5-9 • 196 Kapa’a, Hawaii (Kapa’a) High School: Played for Kellii Morgado at Kapa’a High School. Personal: Son of Fakeaka & Tumua Masaniai…Pre-engineering major.

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33 Kevin McGee

28 Isaiah Padilla

Freshman • Running Back 5-9 • 200 San Francisco, Calif. (Junipero Serra)

Freshman • Defensive Lineman 6-1 • 170 Surprise, Ariz. (Surprise)

High School: Played for Patrick Walsh at Junipero Serra High School…Was an Honorable Mention All-West Catholic Athletic League selection as a running back…Also competed in varsity track and field and wrestling.

61 Kelvin Pellom, Jr.

Personal: Son of Teresa Jackson…Pre-engineering major…Chose Pacific for the great academics and sports programs…Favorite TV Show: Whose Line Is It Anyway… Favorite Book: The Harry Potter series (J.K. Rowling)…Favorite Class In School: Math…Favorite Quote: When you want to succeed as bad as you want to breathe, then you will be successful (Eric Thomas).

Freshman • Defensive Lineman 6-0 • 240 Fremont, Calif. (American)

53 Kyle Miller

High School: Played for Bret Casey at American High School…2013: First Team All-Mission Valley Athletic League and Third Team All-East Bay selection on both the offensive and defensive lines…2012: Second Team All-MVAL selection on both the offensive and defensive lines…Also competed in varsity track and field.

Freshman • Linebacker 5-10 • 200 South Lake Tahoe, Calif. (South Tahoe)

Personal: Son of Kevin Pellom, Sr., and Latara Feathers…Biology major…Chose Pacific because the people and facilities were nice…Favorite TV Show: Regular Show…Favorite Book: Of Mice & Men (John Steinbeck)…Favorite Athlete: Devin Hester…Career Ambition: Dentist.

High School: Played for Kevin Hennessee at South Tahoe High School…2013: Was named as the team’s defensive most valuable player…Had 21 tackles for loss, four sacks and five forced fumbles…Also competed in varsity track and field.

90 Kyle Rademacher

Personal: Son of Shawn Miller…Exercise science major and business minor… His uncle, Ryan Wagoner, played two years of football at Grossmont CC…Chose Pacific because it was the tight-knit type of place that makes sure he succeeds in both football and academics…Favorite Book: Into The Wild (Jon Krakauer)…Favorite Class In School: Sports medicine…Career Ambition: Physical therapist.

62 Mark Mueller Freshman • Offensive Lineman 6-2 • 285 Rocklin, Calif. (Whitney) High School: Played for Mike Gimenez at Whitney High School…2013: Named the Capital Athletic League Offensive Lineman of the Year…National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete and Sacramento Bee All-Section selection…2012: Honorable Mention All-Capital Athletic League selection.

Freshman • Defensive Lineman 6-3 • 230 Canby, Ore. (Canby) High School: Played for Mike Vaught at Canby High School…Spent career as two-way player on both offensive and defensive lines…2013: Honorable Mention All-Three Rivers League selection at offensive guard…2012: Second Team All-Three Rivers League at offensive guard…Also competed in varsity wrestling and track and field. Personal: Son of Mitch & Becky Rademacher…Exercise science major…Chose Pacific the outstanding academics, the exercise science and physical therapy programs and the football coaching staff…Favorite TV Show: Modern Family…Favorite Book: Lockdown (Alexander Gordon Smith)…Favorite Class In School: Strength and conditioning…Favorite Quote: You got to want to succeed as much as you want to breathe…Career Ambition: Physical therapist.

Personal: Son of Charles & Amy Mueller…Business major…Chose Pacific because everything clicked here and it felt like the right thing to do…Favorite TV Show: Blue Mountain State…Favorite Book: Eldest (Christopher Paolini)…Favorite Class In School: Energy, power and business…Favorite Quote: Take the blame, give the glory…Career Ambition: To work for Nike.

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76 Chandler Ramer

83 Vince Sbragia

Freshman • Offensive Lineman 6-5 • 270 Palm Desert, Calif. (Palm Desert)

Freshman • Wide Receiver 6-1 • 195 Novato, Calif. (San Marin)

High School: Played for Pat Blackburn at Palm Desert High School…Also participated in varsity track and field.

High School: Played for Steve Stanfel at San Marin High School…2013: First Team All-Marin Catholic Athletic League (MVAL) selection and Honorable Mention All-Bay Area selection at wide receiver and cornerback…Also competed in varsity track and field and was a MVAL conference meet finalist in the 100 meters and 200 meters.

Personal: Son of Eileen Ramer…Sociology major…His brother, Andrew, played football and Norfolk State while brother Austen was a collegiate water polo player… His cousin, Pat Barnes, played football at Cal and played professionally for the Kansas City Chiefs, Oakland Raiders and San Francisco 49ers…Cousin John Barnes played football at UCLA…Chose Pacific for the atmosphere of the school along with the winning attitude of the coaches…Favorite TV Show: Friday Night Lights… Favorite Book: Friday Night Lights (H.G. Bissinger)…Favorite Class In School: Government…Favorite Quote: Cleat eyes, full hearts, can’t lose. (Eric Taylor)… Career Ambition: NFL general manager.

80 Mike Rapacon Freshman • Wide Receiver 5-9 • 160 American Canyon, Calif. (American Canyon) High School: Played for Ian MacMillan at American Canyon High School…Was an All-Solano County Athletic League and an all-area selection at quarterback…Also played varsity baseball. Personal: Son of Chris & Simi Rapacon…Major is undecided…Chose Pacific for the great coaching staff…Favorite Book: The Harry Potter series (J.K. Rowling)… Favorite Movie: The Godfather…Favorite Food: Mom’s spaghetti.

37 Skyler Ray Freshman • Running Back 5-8 • 200 Scripps Ranch, Calif. (Scripps Ranch) High School: Played at Scripps Ranch High School. Personal: Son of Ty & Missie Ray…Exercise science major…Chose Pacific because he fell in love with campus, for the exercise science major, the athletics facilities and the football coaches.

27 Gavan Rosteck Freshman • Running Back 5-9 • 240 Sandpoint, Idaho (Lake City) High School: Played for Van Troxel at Lake City High School…Idaho All-State selection at defensive end and was named at the Inland Empire League’s defensive most valuable player. Personal: Son of Jamie Rosteck…Pre-engineering major and business minor…Chose Pacific for football and the great education.

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Personal: Son of John & Carrie Sbragia…Integrated media major…Favorite TV Show: Entourage…Favorite Class In School: English…Favorite Athlete: Johnny Manziel…Career Ambition: Reporter or journalist.

37 Dalton Schwetz Freshman • Safety 6-0 • 195 Burlington, Wash. (Burlington-Edison) High School: Played for Herb Lehman at BurlingtonEdison High School…2013: Second Team All-Northwest Conference selection at quarterback…Also competed in varsity baseball…Was a Second Team All-State and All-NWC selection as both a junior and senior. Personal: Son of Travis & Kelly Schwetz…Applied science major…Chose Pacific for the football and baseball program and for the opportunity to get a first class education…Favorite Athlete: Earl Thomas.

54 Connor Shortt Freshman • Defensive Lineman 6-2 • 260 The Dalles, Ore. (The Dalles Wahtonka) High School: Played for Steve Sugg as The Dalles Wahtonka High School…2013: First Team All-Columbia River Conference on both the offensive and defensive line…2012: First Team All-Columbia River Conference on both the offensive and defensive line…2011: Honorable Mention All-Columbia River Conference as a linebacker… Also competed in varsity swimming and wrestling. Personal: Son of Patrick & Janice Shortt…Exercise science major…His cousin, Kevin Spangler, was a standout wrestler for Pacific from 2003 to 2008…Chose Pacific for the people and the atmosphere…Favorite TV Show: Deadliest Catch… Favorite Book: No Easy Day (Mark Owen with Kevin Mauer)…Favorite Class In School: Human anatomy…Favorite Quote: Perfection is not attainable. But if we chase perfection, we can catch excellence. (Vince Lombardi)…Career Ambition: Physical therapist.

2014 Newcomers

13 Steven Steed

79 Kit Taura

Freshman • Quarterback 6-0 • 180 Desert Hot Springs, Calif. (Desert Hot Springs)

Freshman • Offensive Lineman 5-11 • 255 Honolulu, Hawaii (Moanalua)

High School: Played for Kevin Hennessee at Desert Hot Springs High School…2013: Honorable Mention All De Anza League selection at quarterback…Passed for 1,000 yards and 10 touchdowns…2012: First Team All-Northern Nevada League while competing at South Tahoe High School…Threw for 1,500 yards and 19 touchdowns.

High School: Played for Arnold Martinez at Moanalua High School…2013: Second Team Hawaii All-State selection at offensive tackle…Also participated in varsity paddling.

Personal: Son of Douglas & Alma Steed…Exercise science major…Chose Pacific for the academic reputation, the football program and for the grants and scholarships he received…Favorite Book: Blink (Malcolm Gladwell)…Favorite Class In School: Math…Career Ambition: Doctor.

24 Brett Stelling Freshman • Wide Receiver 6-2 • 175 Colvis, Calif. (Clovis) High School: Played for Rich Hammond at Clovis High School…2013: All-Tri-River Athletic Conference selection at wide receiver…Also competed in varsity track and field. Personal: Son of Mark & Denise Stelling…Education major…Chose Pacific for the good education…Favorite TV Show: American Horror Story…Favorite Book: Juiced (Jose Canseco)…Favorite Class In School: History…Favorite Quote: If you ain’t first you’re last (Ricky Robby from Taledega Nights)…Career Ambition: Elementary school teacher.

39 Kasen Takushi Freshman • Cornerback 5-6 • 165 Mililani, Hawaii (Mid-Pacific Institute) High School: Played for Kip Bothelho at the Mid-Pacific Institute…Also participated in varsity paddling. Personal: Son of Lorraine Kunishima…Business major…Chose Pacific for the academic, the nice community and the football program…Favorite TV Show: ESPN…Favorite Sport To Watch: Football…Favorite Quote: To succeed you need something to hold on to, something to motivate you and something to inspire you.

32 Dominic Tarango Freshman • Linebacker 5-10 • 200 Albuquerque, N.M. (Vally) High School: Played for Ernico Marcelli at Valley High School…2013: First team all-district and second team allregion selection at linebacker…Had 13 tackles for loss and three forced fumbles…2012: Second team all-district selection at linebacker…Also competed in varsity golf. Personal: Son of Richard & Mary Tarango…Major is undecided…Favorite TV Show: The Office…Favorite Book: The Kite Runner (Khaled Hosseini)…Favorite Class In School: Gym.

Personal: Son of Grant Taura…Exercise science major…Chose Pacific for the academic and the smaller class sizes…Favorite Movie: Gridiron Gang…Favorite Quote: Don’t be a victim…Career Ambition: Physical therapist.

44 Faaolaina Teofilo Freshman • Tight End 6-1 • 210 Hilo, Hawaii (Kamehameha-Hawaii) High School: Played for Ernico Marcelli at Valley High School…2013: First team all-district and second team allregion selection at linebacker…Had 13 tackles for loss and three forced fumbles…2012: Second team all-district selection at linebacker…Also competed in varsity golf. Personal: Son of Richard & Mary Tarango…Major is undecided…Favorite TV Show: The Office…Favorite Book: The Kite Runner (Khaled Hosseini)…Favorite Class In School: Gym.

33 Donovin Townsend Freshman • Safety 5-10 • 205 Modesto, Calif. (Central Catholic) High School: Played for Roger Canepa at Central Catholic High School…Also played varsity basketball where he was named the Western Athletic Conference’s most valuable player as a guard. Personal: Son of David & Sheila Townsend…Business major…Chose Pacific for the facilities and the opportunities…Favorite TV Show: Blue Mountain State…Favorite Athlete: Cam Chancellor…Favorite Quote: Stay classy, San Diego (Ron Burgundy from Anchorman).

85 Ikaika Urasaki Freshman • Wide Receiver 5-10 • 160 Kaneohe, Hawaii (Castle) High School: Played for Nelson Maeda at Castle High School…Also played varsity soccer and baseball…Earned First Team All-Oahu Interscholastic Association (OIA) selection in soccer in 2012 and 2014 as a forward and was an honorable mention selection in baseball in 2013. Personal: Son of Tracy & Kenlyn Urasahi…Exercise science major…Chose Pacific for the physical therapy program…Favorite TV Show: Key & Peele…Favorite Band: Next Generation…Career Ambition: Physical therapist.

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82 Will Weaver

55 Blayne Won

Freshman • Defensive Lineman 6-2 • 205 Kooskia, Idaho (Clearwater Valley)

Freshman • Linebacker 6-1 • 230 Aiea, Hawaii (St. Francis)

High School: Played for Carlos Martinez at Clearwater Valley High School…2013: Honorable Mention All-White Pine League at defensive end…Also played varsity basketball and baseball.

High School: Played for Kip Botelho at the St. Francis School…Also played varsity basketball.

Personal: Son of Beau Weaver…Exercise science major…His cousin, Vincent Reiss, played two years of football at Boston College…Favorite TV Show: Friday Night Lights…Career Ambition: Athletic training, physical training and coaching.

Personal: Son of Doug & Joyce Won…Marketing major…His father played football at Michigan State…Favorite TV Show: America’s Got Talent…Favorite Book: The Giver (Lois Lowry)…Favorite Class In School: Social studies…Favorite Quote: I don’t know a man on this Earth who can outwork me (Ray Lewis)…Career Ambition: Marketing at a sports apparel firm.

11 Cade Wilkins

31 Trevor Yamashita

Freshman • Quarterback 6-1 • 175 Happy Valley, Ore. (Clackamas) High School: Played for Joe Bushman at Clackamas High School…2013: All-Three Rivers League selection…Threw for 1,450 yards and 11 touchdowns…2012: Played in one game due to injury…2011: Threw for 1,295 yards and 10 touchdowns…Also played varsity basketball and baseball…Was a two-time All-Three Rivers League selection in baseball as a left fielder and first baseman. Personal: Son of Eddie & Lisa Wilkins…Education major…Favorite TV Show: Psych…Favorite Book: Lone Survivor (Marcus Luttrell)…Favorite Class In School: History…Career Ambition: Teacher.

21 Brandon Williams Freshman • Cornerback 5-8 • 170 Hayward, Calif. (Patterson) High School: Played for Nick Marchy at Patterson High School…2013: All-Western Athletic Conference selection at both slot back and cornerback…On offense, finished with 563 receiving yard and 117 rushing yards with nine touchdowns…On defense, finished with 31 tackles, including one for loss. Personal: Son of Diorman Williams & Carolyn Vallejo…Exercise science major… Chose Pacific for the athletics and academic programs…Favorite Movie: Friday Night Lights.

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Freshman • Cornerback 5-9 • 165 Honolulu, Hawaii (Kalani)

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2014 Opponents College Of Idaho Game No. 1 Sat, Sept. 6 • 1 p.m. Hanson Stadium Forest Grove, Ore. Location: Caldwell, Idaho Enrollment: 1,055 Nickname: Coyotes Colors: Purple & Gold Conference: Frontier Conference (NAIA) Stadium: Simplot Stadium (5,000, uncovered, FieldTurf ) President: Dr. Marv Henberg Athletic Director: Marty Holly Sports Information Director: Mike Safford, Jr. SID Phone: 208-459-5681 SID E-Mail: msafford@collegeofidaho.edu Athletics Website: yoteathletics.com Facebook: facebook.com/CoyoteAthletics Twitter: @CoyoteAthletics Head Coach: Mike Moroski (UC Davis, 1978) Moroski’s Record At College of Idaho: First Season Moroski’s Record Overall: First Season Assistant Coaches: Tim Keane (OC/OL), Chris Jewell (DC), Chris Peterilli (Special Teams/DB), Mike Virdin (QB), Kirby Moore (WR), Jostin Torfin (RB), Matt Strong (DL), Khayree Marshall (DE), Dustin Kamper (LB), John Pike (CB). Returning Letterwinners: First Season Returning Starters: First Season 2013 Record: No Program Frontier Record: No Program All-Time Series: College of Idaho leads 26-19-5 Last Meeting: College of Idaho won 24-23 at Caldwell, Idaho on Nov. 12, 1977

Dubuque

LAST MEETING Nov. 12, 1977 at Caldwell, Idaho Pacific (Ore.) 7 10 0 6 23 College of Idaho 14 3 7 0 24 Scoring Summary 1st CI Randy Osler 2 yd run (Mike Keene kick) CI Osler 1 yd run (Keene kick) PAC John Beal 5 yd run (Willie Brosseau kick) 2nd PAC Beal 7 yd run (Brosseau kick) PAC Brosseau 45 yd field goal CI Keene 29 yd field goal 3rd CI Osler 1 yd run (Keene kick) 4th PAC Mike Barber 6 yd pass from Ken Dahl (conversion failed)

2013 Schedule & Results No Team

2014 Schedule 9/6 at Pacific 9/13 Montana Western 9/20 at Southern Oregon 9/27 Montana Tech 10/4 at Eastern Oregon 10/11 Montana St. Northern 10/18 at Rocky Mountain 10/25 Southern Oregon 11/1 at Montana Western 11/8 Eastern Oregon 11/15 at Carroll (Mont.)

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LAST MEETING This is the first all-time meeting between Pacific & Dubuque.

Game No. 2 Sat., Sept. 20 • 6 p.m. (CDT) Chalmers Field Dubuque, Iowa Location: Dubuque, Iowa Enrollment: 1,700 Nickname: Spartans Colors: Blue & White Conference: Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (NCAA Division III) Stadium: Chalmers Field (4,000, uncovered, Eco-Turf ) President: Dr. Jeffrey F. Bullock Athletic Director: Dan Ruckle Sports Information Director: Paul Misner SID Phone: 563-589-3168 SID E-Mail: sportsinfo@dbq.edu Athletics Website: dqb.edu/athletics Facebook: None Twitter: @UDubuqueSports Head Coach: Stan Zweifel (Wis. River Falls, 1970) Zweifel’s Record At Dubuque: 28-23 (5 Years) Zewifel’s Record Overall: 28-23 (5 Years) Assistant Coaches: Mike Durnin (Asst. HC/DL), Mike Schmidt (DC), Drew Nystrom (OC/RB), Richard Skaife (OL), John Osweiler (DL), Dr. Mick Miyamoto (TE), Tyler Simmons (LB), Mikes Hookstead (WR), Ryan Waldock (DB), Austin Hughes (LB), Bill Duffy (RB), Chris Sanders (RB), Mike Mandot (Strength) 2013 Record: 5-5 IIAC Record: 4-3 (3rd) All-Time Series: First Meeting Last Meeting: First Meeting

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2013 Schedule & Results 99/7 at Wis. La Crosse W 35-24 9/14 Wis. Platteville L 38-24 9/21 at Wis. Stevens Point L 31-28 10/5 Central (Iowa) W 23-21 10/12 Luther W 56-20 10/19 at Coe W 38-14 10/26 Wartburg L 22-15 11/2 at Simpson (Iowa) L 50-46 11/9 Loras W 56-0 11/16 at Buena Vista L 29-28

2014 Schedule 9/6 Wis. La Crosse 6 p.m. (CDT) 9/13 at Wis. Platteville 1 p.m. (CDT) 9/20 Pacific 6 p.m. (CDT) 10/4 at Luther 1 p.m. (CDT) 10/11 Simpson (Iowa) 4 p.m. (CDT) 10/18 at Wartburg 1:30 p.m. (CDT) 10/25 Buena Vista 1 p.m. (CDT) 11/1 at Loras 1 p.m. (CDT) 11/8 Coe 1 p.m. (CDT) 11/15 at Central (Iowa) 2 p.m. (CDT)

2014 Opponents Univ. of Chicago Game No. 3 Sat., Sept. 27 • 12 p.m. (CDT) Stagg Field Chicago, Ill. Location: Chicago, Ill. Enrollment: 5,381 Nickname: Maroons Colors: Maroon & White Conference: University Athletic Association (NCAA Division III) Stadium: Stagg Field (1,650, uncovered, FieldTurf ) President: Robert J. Zimmer, Ph.D. Athletic Director: Erin McDermott Sports Information Director: Nathan Lindquist SID Phone: 773-402-4638 SID E-Mail: nlindquist@uchicago.edu Athletics Website: athletics.chicago.edu Facebook: facebook.com/chicagomaroons Twitter: @chicagomaroons Head Coach: Chris Wilkerson (Eastern Illinois) Wilkerson’s Record At Chicago: 6-4 (1 Year) Wilkerson’s Record Overall: 6-4 (1 Year) Assistant Coaches: Craig Knoche (OC/QB/TE), Justin Weaver (DC/LB), Bo Flowers (Special Teams/Secondary), John LIzak (OL), John Kropke (DL) Returning Letterwinners: 56 Returning Starters: 17 (7 offense, 8 defense, 2 special teams) 2013 Record: 6-4 UAA Record: 1-2 (3rd) All-Time Series: Pacific leads 1-0 Last Meeting: Pacific won 21-6 at Forest Grove on Oct. 26, 2013

Whitworth Game No. 4 Sat., Oct. 4 • 1 p.m. Hanson Stadium Forest Grove, Ore. Location: Spokane, Wash. Enrollment: 2,300 Nickname: Pirates Colors: Crimson & Black Conference: Northwest (NCAA Division III) Stadium: Pine Bowl (2,200, uncovered, natural grass) President: Dr. Beck Taylor Athletic Director: Tim Demant Sports Information Director: Steve Flegel SID Phone: 509-777-3239 SID E-Mail: sflegel@whitworth.edu Athletics Website: whitworthpirates.com Facebook: facebook.com/whitworthpirates Twitter: @gobucs Head Coach: Rod Sandberg (Wheaton, Ill., 1991) Sandberg’s Record At Whitworth: First Year Sandberg’s Record Overall: First Year Assistant Coaches: Adam Richbart (DC), Alan Stanfield (OC), Jason Tobeck (Special Teams/Receivers), Jay Tully (DB), Matt Miethe (OL), Matt Johnson (RB), Adam Lindley (LB), Joel Clark (QB), Jim Puryear (Def. Asst.) Returning Letterwinners: 27 (12 offense, 15 defense) Returning Starters: 9 (4 offense, 5 defense) 2013 Record: 4-6 NWC Record: 2-4 (5th) All-Time Series: Whitworth leads 19-3-1 Last Meeting: Pacific won 31-21 at Spokane, Wash., on Oct. 5, 2013

LAST MEETING Oct. 26, 2013 at Forest Grove Chicago 0 0 6 0 6 Pacific (Ore.) 0 7 7 7 21 Scoring Summary 2nd 9:35 PAC Deven McKinney 6 yd run (Moses Villareal-Gomez kick) 3rd 11:31 PAC Jakob Lawrence 8 yd pass from T.C. Campbell (Villareal-Gomez kick) 0:37 CHI Zak Ross-Nash 1 yd run (Karol Kurzydlowski kick) 4th 10:26 PAC McKinney 5 yd run (Villareal-Gomez kick)

2013 Schedule & Results 9/7 at Beloit W 17-0 9/14 at Concordia (Ill.) W 23-13 9/21 Elmhurst W 10-0 9/28 Kalamazoo W 31-17 10/5 at Rhodes L 41-34 10/19 Macalester W 26-7 10/26 at Pacific L 21-6 11/2 at Case Western Reserve L 16-3 11/9 Carnegie Mellon W 14-12 9/16 at Washington (Mo.) L 17-7

2014 Schedule 9/6 Beloit 6 p.m. (CDT) 9/13 Concordia (Ill.) 6 p.m. (CDT) 9/20 at Elmhurst 6 p.m. (CDT) 9/27 Pacific Noon (CDT) 10/4 Rhodes Noon (CDT) 10/11 at Trinity (Texas) 1:30 p.m. (CDT) 10/18 at Bethel (Minn.) 1 p.m. (CDT) 10/25 Washington (Mo.) 1:30 p.m. (CDT) 11/8 Carnegie Mellon Noon (CST) 11/15 Case Western Reserve Noon (EST)

LAST MEETING Oct. 5, 2013 at Spokane, Wash. Pacific 0 7 17 7 31 Whitworth 7 7 0 7 21 Scoring Summary 1st 2:48 WHTW Griffin hare 8 yd run (Kyler Gracey kick) 2nd 10:03 WHTW Devin Lind 10 yd pass from Bryan Peterson (Gracey kick) 1:14 PAC Jordan Fukumoto 27 yd pass from PJ Minaya (Moses Villareal-Gomez kick) 3rd 11:56 PAC Caleb Roher 22 yd pass from Monaya (Villareal-Gomez kick) 10:12 PAC Deven McKinney 11 yd run (Villareal-Gomez kick) 2:57 PAC Villareal-Gomez 26 yd field goal 4th 11:26 WHTW Alfonso Miranda 9 yd pass from Peterson (Gracey kick) 11:50 PAC Bobby Ladiges 1 yd run (Villareal-Gomez kick)

2013 Schedule & Results 9/7 St. Scholastica 9/14 Whittier 9/21 La Verne 9/28 at Chapman 10/5 Pacific 10/11 at Willamette 10/19 Linfield 10/26 at Puget Sound 11/9 Pacific Lutheran 11/16 at Lewis & Clark

W 36-7 W 38-17 L 25-20 L 38-17 L 31-21 L 50-21 L 51-17 W 33-14 L 28-21 W 61-28

2014 Schedule 9/6 Lewis & Clark 1 p.m. 9/13 at Whittier 1 p.m. 9/20 at La Verne 12:30 p.m. 9/27 Chapman 1 p.m. 10/4 at Pacific 1 p.m. 10/11 Willamette 1 p.m. 10/18 at Linfield 1:30 p.m. 10/25 Puget Sound 1 p.m. 11/1 George Fox 12:30 p.m. 11/8 at Pacific Lutheran 1 p.m.

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2014 Opponents Puget Sound Game No. 5 Sat., Oct. 11 • 1 p.m. Peyton Field at Baker Stadium Tacoma, Wash. Location: Tacoma, Wash. Enrollment: 2,600 Nickname: Loggers Colors: Maroom & White Conference: Northwest (NCAA Division III) Stadium: Peyton Field at Baker Stadium (3,500, covered, natural grass) President: Dr. Ronald Thomas Athletic Director: Amy Hackett Sports Information Director: Gregor Walz SID Phone: 253-879-3874 SID E-Mail: gwalz@pugetsound.edu Athletics Website: loggerathletics.com Facebook: facebook.com/psloggers Twitter: @psloggers Head Coach: Jeff Thomas (Redlands 2003) Thomas’ Record At Puget Sound: 3-33 (4 Years) Thomas’ Record Overall: 3-33 (4 Years) Assistant Coaches: Jeff Halstead (OC), TJeff Ramsey (DC), Duncan White (QB), Mike Rigell (RB), Galen Arakawa (WR), Ryan Rogers (TE), Rob Clements (OL), Aaron Rambo (CB), Kyle Little (LB), Chris Bennet (DB), Jacob Gottlieb (DL), Mark Conrad (K) 2013 Record: 1-8 NWC Record: 0-6 (7th) All-Time Series: Pacific leads 17-13-3 Last Meeting: Pacific won 56-14 in Forest Grove on Octg. 12, 2013

Pacific Lutheran Game No. 6 Sat., Oct. 18 • 1 p.m. Hanson Stadium Forest Grove, Ore. Location: Tacoma, Wash. Enrollment: 3,349 Nickname: Lutes Colors: Gold & Black Conference: Northwest (NCAA Division III) Stadium: Sparks Stadium (4,500, covered, FieldTurf ) President: Dr. Loren Anderson Athletic Director: Laurie Turner Sports Information Director: Tyler Scott SID Phone: 253-535-7356 SID E-Mail: scotttj@plu.edu Athletics Website: golutes.com Facebook: facebook.com/golutes Twitter: @golutes Head Coach: Scott Westering (Pacific Lutheran 1972) Westering’s Record At Pacific Lutheran: 55-37 (10 Years) Westering’s Record Overall: 55-37 (10 Years) Assistant Coaches: Jud Keim (Asst. HC), Craig McCord (DC), Trevor Roberts (OL), Jim Lindberg (Def.), David LaSalata (Def.). 2013 Record: 7-3 NWC Record: 5-1 (2nd) All-Time Series: Pacific Lutheran leads 29-8-3 Last Meeting: Pacific Lutheran won17-16 in Puyallup, Wash., on Oct. 19, 2013

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LAST MEETING Oct. 12, 2013 at Forest Grove Puget Sound 0 0 7 7 14 Pacific (Ore.) 21 21 7 7 56 Scoring Summary 1st 5:20 PAC Jordan Fukumoto 13 yd pass from PJ Minaya (Moses Villareal-Gomez kick) 4:39 PAC Brandon Harms 23 yd interception return (Villareal-Gomez kick) 3:10 PAC Bryce Kershenr 9 yd pass from PJ Minaya (Villareal-Gomez kick) 2nd 8:38 PAC James Berry 40 yd pass from TC Campbell (Villareal-Gomez kick) 1:42 PAC Fukumoto 45 yd pass from Campbell (Villareal-Gomez kick) 0:39 PAC Gunther Schultze 22 yd pass from Minaya (Villareal-Gomez kick) 3rd 11:59 UPS Kevin Miller 12 yd pass from Braden Foley (Sawyer Petre kick) 5:57 PAC Bronson Barretto 1 yd run (Villareal-Gomez kick) 4th 10:46 UPS Brennan Schon 25 yd pass from Foley (Petre kick) 2:16 PAC Colby Ruark 4 yd run (Villareal-Gomez kick) 2013 Schedule & Results 9/14 Chapman L 57-14 9/21 at Whittier W 42-33 10/5 at Lewis & Clark L 60-30 10/12 at Pacific L 56-14 10/19 Case Western Reserve L 38-31 10/26 Whitworth L 33-14 11/2 at Pacific Lutheran L 41-21 11/9 at Linfield L 79-3 11/16 Willamette L 62-20

2014 Schedule 9/6 Claremont-M-S 9/13 at Occidental 10/4 Lewis & Clark 10/11 Pacific 10/18 at George Fox 10/25 at Whitworth 11/1 Pacific Lutheran 11/8 Linfield 11/15 at Willamette

LAST MEETING Oct. 19, 2013 at Puyallup, Wash. Pacific (Ore.) 0 13 3 0 Pacific Lutheran 7 7 0 3 Scoring Summary 1st 5:40 PLU Niko Madison 3 yd run (Nick Kaylor kick) 2nd 12:08 PLU Va’aselau Logotala 1 yd run (Kaylor kick) 7:10 PAC Moses Villareal-Gomez 28 yd field goal 3:27 PAC James Berry 9 yd pass from TC Campbell (Villareal-Gomez kick) 0:00 PAC Villareal-Gomez 28 yd field goal 3rd 1:57 PAC Villareal-Gomez 26 yd field goal 4th 0:02 PLU Kaylor 20 yd field goal

2013 Schedule & Results 9/14 at Cal Lutheran 9/21 Redlands 9/28 at Wis. Eau Claire 10/5 at Linfield 10/12 Lewis & Clark 10/19 Pacific 10/26 at Willamette 11/2 Puget Sound 11/9 at Whitworth 11/23 at Linfield

W 31-24 W 35-14 W 21-19 L 29-0 W 42-21 W 17-16 W 35-24 W 41-21 W 28-21 L 42-21

1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m.

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2014 Schedule 9/13 Cal Lutheran 1 p.m. 9/27 at Trinity (Texas) 4 p.m. (CDT) 10/4 Linfield 1 p.m. 10/11 at Lewis & Clark 2 p.m. 10/18 at Pacific 1 p.m. 10/25 Willamette 1 p.m. 11/1 at Puget Sound 1 p.m. 11/8 Whitworth 1 p.m. 11/15 George Fox 1 p.m.

2014 Opponents George Fox Game No. 7 Sat., Oct. 25 • 1 p.m. Stoffer Family Stadium Newberg, Ore. Location: Newberg, Ore. Enrollment: 3,712 Nickname: Bruins Colors: Blue & Gold Conference: Northwest (NCAA Division III) Stadium: Stoffer Family Stadium (2,800, covered, FieldTurf ) President: Dr. Robin Baker Athletic Director: Craig Taylor Sports Information Director: Danny Cross SID Phone: 503-554-2926 SID E-Mail: dcross@georgefox.edu Athletics Website: gfubruins.com Facebook: on.fb.me/1tj1tj4 Twitter: @GFUAthletics Head Coach: Chris Casey (Linfield 1981) Casey’s Record At George Fox: First Year Casey’s Record Overall: First Year Assistant Coaches: John Bates (DC), Ken Ingram (OC), Ian Sander (Special Teams), Gabe Haberly (QB), Torey Smith (RB), Patrick Prince (TE) Returning Letterwinners: First Season Returning Starters: First Season 2013 Record: No Program NWC Record: No Program All-Time Series: Pacific leads 11-1-0 Last Meeting: Pacific won 16-0 at Forest Grove on Nov. 12, 1968

Lewis & Clark Game No. 8 Sat., Nov. 1 • 2 p.m. Fred Wilson Field Portland, Ore. Location: Portland, Ore. Enrollment: 2,031 Nickname: Pioneers Colors: Orange & Black Conference: Northwest (NCAA Division III) Stadium: Fred Wilson Field at Griswold Stadium (3.069, covered, AstroTurf ) President: Barry Glassner Interim Athletic Director: Mark Pietrok Sports Information Director: Kristian Martin SID Phone: 503-768-7067 SID E-Mail: martin@lclark.edu Athletics Website: lcpioneers.com Facebook: facebook.com/lc.pioneers Twitter: @lcpioneers Head Coach: Chris Sulages (Weber State 1995) Sulages’ Record At Lewis & Clark: 22-49 (9 Years) Sulages’ Record Overall: 22-49 (9 Years) Assistant Coaches: Phil Magbanua (Asst. HC/OC), Eric Jackson (DC), Jacob Hales (DL), Ryan Flynn (OL), Ryan Lockard (LB), Nick Bodeman (Rec.), Matt DeRosa (Asst. OL), Mark Figueroa (Off.), Joe Kopp (LB), Kyle Lavender (RB). 2013 Record: 4-5 NWC Record: 1-5 (6th) All-Time Series: Lewis & Clark leads 34-29-4 Last Meeting: Pacific won 68-28 at Forest Grove on Nov. 2, 2013

LAST MEETING Nov. 12, 1968 at Forest Grove George Fox 0 0 0 0 0 Pacific (Ore.) 0 6 3 7 16 Scoring Summary 2nd PAC Dave Van Winkle 31 yd pass from Junior Johnson (kick failed) 3rd PAC Jack Lorts 4 yd field goal 4th PAC Jim Armbruster 13 yd interception return (Lorts run)

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LAST MEETING No.v 2, 2013 at Forest Grove Lewis & Clark 7 Pacific (Ore.) 13 Scoring Summary 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

10:10 3:54 0:10 14:53 13:00 7:34 0:23 13:45 11:30 8:33 7:14 3:00 0:44 10:20

PAC PAC L&C PAC PAC L&C PAC PAC PAC L&C PAC PAC L&C PAC

2014 Schedule 9/6 Arizona Christian 9/13 La Verne 10/3 at Willamette 10/11 at Linfield 10/18 Puget Sound 10/25 Pacific 11/1 at Whitworth 11/8 Lewis & Clark 11/15 at Pacific Lutheran

7 21

14 27

0 7

1:30 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 1 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m.

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Gunther Schultze 30 yd run (Moses Villareal-Gomez kick) Jordan Fukumoto 33 yd pass from PJ Minaya (Villareal-Gomez kick) Andrew Frisina 2 yd pass from Keith Welch (Colin Brown kick) Gunther Schultze 12 yd run (Villareal-Gomez kick) TC Campbell 32 yd run (Villareal-Gomez kick) Darrell Nelson 33 yd pass from Welch (Brown kick) Jakob Lawrence 21 yd pass from Minaya (Villareal-Gomez kick) Bobby Ladiges 5 yd run (Villareal-Gomez kick) Deven McKinney 1 yd run (Villareal-Gomez kick) Frisina 10 yd pass from Welch (Brown kick) Ladiges 20 yd run (Villareal-Gomez kick) McKinney 13 yd run (Villareal-Gomez kick) Jacob Costantino 11 yd run (Brown kick) Caleb Roher 7 yd pass from Minaya (Villareal-Gomez kick)

2013 Schedule & Results 9/7 at Utica 9/14 Claremont-M-S 9/21 Wis. Platteville 10/5 Puget Sound 10/12 at Pacific Lutheran 10/19 Willamette 10/26 at Linfield 11/2 at Pacific 11/16 Whitworth

L 42-22 L 31-28 L 63-34 W 60-30 L 42-21 L 56-30 L 84-7 L 68-28 L 61-28

2014 Schedule 9/6 at Whitworth 9/13 at Claremont-M-S 9/20 at Whittier 10/4 at Puget Sound 10/11 Pacific Lutheran 10/18 at Willamette 10/25 Linfield 11/1 Pacific 11/8 at George Fox

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2014 Opponents Willamette Game No. 9 Sat., Nov. 8 • 1 p.m. Hanson Stadium Forest Grove, Ore. Location: Salem, Ore. Enrollment: 1,800 Nickname: Bearcats Colors: Cardinal & Old Gold Conference: Northwest (NCAA Division III) Stadium: McCullough Stadium (2,600, covered, FieldTurf ) President: Stephen E. Thorsett Athletic Director: David Rigsby Sports Information Director: Robert McKinney SID Phone: 503-370-6110 SID E-Mail: rmckinne@willamette.edu Athletics Website: willamette.edu/athletics Facebook: facebook.com/wubearcats Twitter: @wubearcats Head Coach: Glen Fowles (Willamette 1996) Fowles’ Record At Willamette: 15-4 (2 Years) Fowles’ Record Overall: 15-4 (2 Years) Assistant Coaches: Tony Cassinerio (Special Teams/DB), John Horner (LB), Randy Traeger (DL), Kyle Davey (DL), T.J. Matsumoto (LB), Brandon Lemon (DB), Chuck Pinkerton (WR), Tanner Smith (OL), Darryl Smith (RB), Joe Perez (WR), Steve Baker (K), Ryan Baker (K). Returning Letterwinners: 68 (35 offense, 33 defense, 2 special teams) Returning Starters: 12 (5 offense, 7 defense, 1 special teams) 2013 Record: 7-2 NWC Record: 4-2 (3rd) All-Time Series: Willamette leads 54-25-5 Last Meeting: Willamette won 21017 at Salem, Ore., on Nov. 9, 2013

Linfield Game No. 10 Sat., Nov. 15 • 1 p.m. Maxwell Field McMinnville, Ore. Location: McMinnville, Ore. Enrollment: 2,142 Nickname: Wildcats Colors: Purple & Cardinal Red Conference: Northwest (NCAA Division III) Stadium: Memorial Stadium (3,000, covered, FieldTurf ) President: Dr. Thomas Hellie Athletic Director: Scott Carnahan Sports Information Director: Kelly Bird SID Phone: 503-883-2439 SID E-Mail: kbird@linfield.edu Athletics Website: linfield.edu/sports Facebook: facebook.com/linfieldsports Twitter: @linfieldsports Head Coach: Joseph Smith (Linfield 1993) Smith’s Record At Linfield: 71-15 (8 Years) Johnson’s Record Overall: 17-15 (8 Years) Assistant Coaches: Doug Hire (Asst. HC/OL), Jackson Vaughan (DC/DL), Brian Dundas (Asst. LB), Phil Rombach (LB), Brandon Hazenberg (Sec./ Special Teams), Ad Rutschman (KO), Gary Rombach (Asst. DL), Aaron Boheme (QB), Kyle Otineru (OL Asst.), Greg McAnally (TE), Tyler Robitaille, David Sigler, Mack Farag Returning Letterwinners: 53 (24 offense, 27 defense, 1 special teams) Returning Starters: 11 (6 offense, 5 defense) 2013 Record: 11-1 NWC Record: 6-0 (1st) All-Time Series: Linfield leads 84-38-4 Last Meeting: Linfield won 28-22 at Forest Grove on Nov. 16, 2013

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LAST MEETING Nov. 9, 2013 at Salem, Ore. Pacific (Ore.) 0 7 10 0 17 Willamette 0 7 0 14 21 Scoring Summary 2nd 5:39 PAC Deven McKinney 33 yd run (Moses Villareal-Gomez kick) 1:34 WU Taylor Wyman 4 yd run (Kyle Derby kick) 3rd 8:05 PAC Blake Anthony 32 yd pass from PJ Minaya (Villareal-Gomez kick) 1:56 PAC Villareal-Gomez 45 yd field goal 4th 9:28 WU Beau Smith 58 yd pass from Josh Dean (Derby kick) 5:58 WU Taylor Wyman 20 yd pass from Dean (Derby kick)

2013 Schedule & Results 9/6 Hardin-Simmons 9/14 Sewanee 9/28 at East Texas Baptist 10/11 Whitworth 10/19 at Lewis & Clark 10/26 Pacific Lutheran 11/2 Linfield 11/9 Pacific 11/16 at Puget Sound

W 64-34 W 33-28 W 45-25 W 50-21 W 56-30 L 35-24 W 56-15 W 21-17 W 62-20

2014 Schedule 9/13 Trinity (Texas) 1:30 p.m. 9/20 at Cal Lutheran 12:30 p.m. 10/3 George Fox 7 p.m. 10/11 at Whitworth 1 p.m. 10/18 Lewis & Clark 1:30 p.m. 10/25 at Pacific Lutheran 1 p.m. 11/1 at Linfield 1 p.m. 11/8 at Pacific 1 p.m. 11/15 Puget Sound 2 p.m.

LAST MEETING Nov. 16, 2013 at Forest Grove Linfield 7 0 7 14 28 Pacific (Ore.) 3 10 3 6 22 Scoring Summary 1st 2:43 PAC Moses Villareal-Gomez 43 yd field goal 0:20 LIN Josh Yoder 14 yd run (Josh Repp Kick) 2nd 1:32 PAC Jakob Lawrence 20 yd pass from TC Campbell (Villareal-Gomez kick) 0:08 PAC Villareal-Gomez 29 yd field goal 3rd 10:20 PAC Villareal-Gomez 28 yd field goal 6:53 LIN Josh Hill 1 yd run (Repp kick) 4th 13:18 LIN Yoder 4 yd run (Repp Kick) 6:44 LIN Yoder 17 yd run (Repp kick) 2:12 PAC PJ Minaya 5 yd run (Villareal-Gomez kick failed)

2013 Schedule & Results

9/13 9/21 9/28 10/5 10/19 10/26 11/2 11/9 11/16 11/23 11/30 12/7

at Hardin-Simmons Cal Lutheran at Case Western Reserve Pacific Lutheran at Whitworth Lewis & Clark at Willamette Puget Sound at Pacific Pacific Lutheran Hampden-Sydney at Wis. Whitewater

W 71-21 W 52-14 W 45-0 W 29-0 W 51-17 W 84-7 W 56-15 W 79-3 W 28-22 W 42-21 W 31-21 L 28-17

2014 Schedule 9/13 at Chapman 7 p.m. 9/20 at Redlands 7 p.m. 10/4 at Pacific Lutheran 1 p.m. 10/11 George Fox 1:30 p.m. 10/18 Whitworth 1:30 p.m. 10/25 at Lewis & Clark 1 p.m. 11/1 Willamette 1 p.m. 11/8 at Puget Sound 1 p.m. 11/15 Pacific 1 p.m.

2014 Opponent Composite Schedule

Date

College Of Idaho

Dubuque

Chicago

Whitworth

Puget Sound

Pacific Lutheran

George Fox

Lewis & Clark

Willamette

Linfield

Sept. 6

at Pacific 1 p.m.

Wis. La Crosse 6 p.m. (CDT)

Beloit 6 p.m. (CDT)

Lewis & Clark 1 p.m.

ClaremontM-S 1 p.m.

Bye

Arizona Christian 1:30 p.m.

at Whitworth 1 p.m.

Bye

Sept. 13

Montana Western 1 p.m. (MDT)

at Wis. Platteville 1 p.m. (CDT)

Concordia (Ill.) 6 p.m. (CDT)

at Whittier 1 p.m.

at Occidental 1 p.m.

Cal Lutheran 1 p.m.

La Verne 7 p.m.

at ClaremontM-S 7 p.m.

Trinity (Texas) 1:30 p.m.

at Chapman 7 p.m.

Sept. 20

at Southern Oregon 1 p.m

Pacific 6 p.m. (CDT)

at Elmhurst 6 p.m. (CDT)

at La Verne 12:30 p.m.

Bye

at Whittier 1 p.m.

at Cal Lutheran 12:30 p.m.

at Redlands 7 p.m.

Sept. 27

Montana Tech 1 p.m. (MDT)

Bye

Pacific Noon (CDT)

Chapman 1 p.m.

Bye

at Trinity (Texas) 4 p.m. (CDT)

Bye

Oct. 4

at Eastern Oregon 6 p.m.

at Luther 1 p.m. (CDT)

Rhodes Noon (CDT)

at Pacific 1 p.m.

Lewis & Clark 1 p.m.

Linfield 1 p.m.

at Willamette Oct. 3 7 p.m.

at Puget Sound 1 p.m.

George Fox Oct. 3 7 p.m.

at Pacific Lutheran 1 p.m.

Oct. 11

Montana St. Northern 1 p.m. (MDT)

Simpson (Iowa) 4 p.m. (CDT)

at Trinity (Texas) 1:30 p.m. (CDT)

Willamette 1 p.m.

Pacific 1 p.m.

at Lewis & Clark 2 p.m.

at Linfield 1:30 p.m.

Pacific Lutheran 2 p.m.

at Whitworth 1 p.m.

George Fox 1:30 p.m.

Oct. 18

at Rocky Mountain 1 p.m. (MDT)

at Wartburg 1:30 p.m. (CDT)

at Bethel (Minn.) 1 p.m.

at Linfield 1:30 p.m.

at George Fox 1:30 p.m.

at Pacific 1 p.m.

Puget Sound 1:30 p.m.

at Willamette 1:30 p.m.

Lewis & Clark 1:30 p.m.

Whitworth 1:30 p.m.

Oct. 25

Southern Oregon 1 p.m. (MDT)

Buena Vista 1 p.m. (CDT)

Washington (Mo.) 1:30 p.m. (CDT)

Puget Sound 1 p.m.

at Whitworth 1 p.m.

Willamette 1 p.m.

Pacific 1 p.m.

Linfield 1 p.m.

at Pacific Lutheran 1 p.m.

at Lewis & Clark 1 p.m.

Nov. 1

at Montana Western 1 p.m. (MDT)

at Loras 1 p.m. (CDT)

Bye

George Fox 12:30 p.m.

Pacific Lutheran 1 p.m.

at Puget Sound 1 p.m.

at Whitworth 12:30 p.m.

Pacific 2 p.m.

at Linfield 1 p.m.

Willamette 1 p.m.

Nov. 8

Eastern Oregon Noon (MST)

Coe 1 p.m. (CST)

Carnegie Mellon Noon (CST)

at Pacific Lutheran 1 p.m.

Linfield 1 p.m.

Whitworth 1 p.m.

Lewis & Clark 1 p.m.

at George Fox 1 p.m.

at Pacific 1 p.m.

at Puget Sound 1 p.m.

Nov. 15

at Carroll (Mont.) Noon (MST)

at Central (Iowa) 2 p.m. (CST)

at Case Western Reserve Noon (EST)

Bye

at Willamette 2 p.m.

George Fox 1 p.m.

at Pacific Lutheran 1 p.m.

Bye

Puget Sound 2 p.m.

Pacific 1 p.m.

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National Collegiate Athletic Association Official Football Signals 1

Ball ready for play *Untimed down

Loss of down

Incomplete forw ard pass Penalty declined No play, no scor e Toss option delayed

Offside defense or free kick team Encroachment (NF)

Illegal participation

Illegal shift - 2 hands Illegal motion - 1 hand

Delay of game

Substitution infraction

Sideline interference

Running into or roughing kicker or holder

Illegal batting Illegal kicking (followed by pointing toward toe for kicking)

Illegal fair catch signal (NF) Invalid fair catch signal (NF)

Personal foul

Clipping

Blocking below waist Illegal block

Forward pass interference Kick-catching interference

Holding/obstructing Illegal use of hands/arms

(NF) High School Note: Signal numbers 25 and 26 are for future expansion.

Player disqualification

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Failure to wear required equipment

Illegal helmet contact

Tripping

Chop block

Illegal touching or 30-second timeout First touching (NF)

Sideline warning

First down

End of period

Ineligible downfield on pass

False start Illegal formation Encroachment offense

Ball dead Touchback (move side to side)

Safety

Disregard flag

Touchdown Field goal Point(s) after touchdown

Inadvertent whistle (Face Press Box)

TV/Radio time-out

Legal touching of forward pass or scrimmage kick

Uncatchable forw ard pass

Time-out Discretionary or injury time-out (follow by tapping hands on chest)

Start clock

Illegal pass Illegal forward handling

Roughing passer

Unsportsmanlike conduct Noncontact foul

Intentional grounding

Illegal block in the back Helping runner Interlocked blocking

Grasping face mask or helmet opening

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2013 Review

First Team All-NWC wide receiver Jordan Fukumoto

First Team All-NWC offensive lineman Sean Dalton

DALTON, FUKUMOTO REPEAT AS FIRST TEAM ALL-NWC HONOREES: Repeat first team selections for offensive lineman Sean Dalton and wide receiver Jordan Fukumoto led a list of 16 Pacific players named by coaches to the 2013 All-Northwest Conference Football Team. Dalton anchored a stout Pacific offensive line that protected one of the top passing offenses in Division III. The Boxers finished ranked No. 12 in Division III in passing efficiency as the line allowed only 1.7 sacks per game. Dalton finishes his career as a four-time All-NWC selection. He was also recognized as an honorable mention in 2010 and 2011. “Sean has consistently been one of the top offensive tackles in the conference, protecting out quarterbacks’ blind side since day one,” Pacific Head Coach Keith Buckley said. “He will leave Pacific as one of the alltime greats at that position.” After missing most of 2012, Fukumoto regained his spot as one of the top wide receivers in the league. He finished the season ranked fourth in the NWC with 712 receiving yards and an average of 71.2 yards per game, leading the Boxers in both categories. His 18.7 yards per catch led the league. His season was topped by a 197-yard performance in Pacific’s victory over Occidental on Sept. 14. He earned NWC Offensive StudentAthlete of the Week and D3Football.com Team of the Week honors with his 197 yards and three touchdowns on seven catches, including a seasonlong 74-yard reception. “Jordan is one of those players that opposing teams have to plan for each week and, with that focus on him, he still found ways to have a major impact in our success in the fall,” Buckley said. “His athleticism and football intelligence allowed him to be a three-time all-conference player, with the fourth only alluding him due to injury.”

A four-year starter at defensive line, Bangs finished the second leading the Boxers and ranked second in the NWC with eight sacks. He finished fifth for the Boxers with 42 tackles, including 45 solo efforts, and led the team with 11.5 tackles for loss. In addition, Bangs ranked 45th among Division III players with an average of 0.8 sacks per game. Bangs finished with a season-high seven tackles at Menlo on Sept. 21. His season-high 2.5 sacks and 3.5 tackles for loss came at Pacific Lutheran on Oct. 19. Lagorio was another four-year anchor for the defensive line, finishing sixth for the Boxers with 38 tackles with 2.5 sacks and eight tackles for loss. He led the Boxers and the NWC once again and set a Pacific season record for blocked kicks, stopping three. Lagorio’s season best effort came at Whitworth on Oct. 5, finishing with six tackles, three tackles for loss and a sack. Harms proved an exceptional two-way threat for the Boxers on defense and special teams. At cornerback, Harms finished third for the Boxers with 55 tackles and was ninth in the NWC with 40 solo tackles. He recovered three fumbles, ranking first in the NWC and ranking 41st in Division III. The league’s top punt return man, Harms finished ranked 12th among Division III players with an average of 12.4 yards per return. He had a season highs of 10 tackles and 71 return yards at Willamette on Nov. 9. He returned an interception 23 yards for a touchdown against Puget Sound on Oct. 12. Mills completed his Pacific career as a three-time All-NWC selection, earning honorable mention in 2011 and 2012. Mills tied for the team lead and finished 10th in the NWC with 60 tackles and ranked seventh with 43 solo tackles. He finished second in the NWC and ranked 64th among Division III players with four interceptions. Mills posted a season-high 10 tackles against Chicago on Oct. 26 and had two interceptions against Puget Sound on Oct. 12, earning him selection as NWC Defensive StudentAthlete of the Week.

DEFENSIVE QUARTET NAMED TO SECOND TEAM: Four players who helped Pacific put together one of the stoutest defenses in the west earn selection to the All-NWC Second Team. Defensive lineman Sean Bangs and Devin Lagorio, cornerback Brandon Harms and safety Bryan Mills were all singled out for their efforts.

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2013 Review THE GOLDEN BOOT: Another season of record-setting kicking for place kicker Moses Villareal-Gomez earned the junior Pacific’s only offensive selection to the All-NWC Second Team. Villareal-Gomez finished as the conference’s top place kicker, earning a repeat Second Team AllNWC selection. He finished the season leading the NWC with a Pacific season record 11 field goals made and a .690 field goal percentage. He also finished second in the NWC in points scored (72) and third in point-after attempts made with a school season record 39. He earned NWC Special Teams Student-Athlete of the Week. He was honored for a school-record tying eight point-after attempts made against Puget Sound on Oct. 12 and for hitting three field goals against Linfield on Nov. 16. In the process, Villareal-Gomez extended a pair of career records in the kicking department. At season’s end, he had tallied 84 career point-after attempts made and 27 career field goals made. His 45-yard field goal made at Willamette on Nov. 9 ranks as the third longest field goal in school history. HONORABLE MENTION SELECTIONS: Pacific’s All-NWC selections included nine honorable mentions: Quarterbacks T.C. Campbell and P.J. Minaya, running backs Deven McKinney and Gunther Schultze, wide receiver Jakob Lawrence, offensive lineman Eric Gietzen, punter Aaron Koford, linebacker Tim Hastie and defensive lineman Alex Willeford. NOTHING LESS THAN IMPRESSIVE: In the fourth year since the reinstatement of the program in 2010, Pacific football expected to reap the fruits of the maturity of program’s first senior class and the continual growth of the program. What fans received was one of the best teams in program and a team that was 11 points away from a perfect season. The chances for an incredible season showed in the Boxers’ opener, which came on the longest road trip in the history of the program to Adrian, Mich., for a Sept. 6 match-up with defending MIAA champion Adrian. The Boxers never trailed and limited the Bulldogs to only one score on offense (a 20-yard field goal) as Pacific scored a 20-10 victory. The home opener on Sept. 14 was the first of three routs the Boxers laid upon opponents as they rolled up 598 yards of total offense in a 67-30 thumping of Occidental. Of the Boxers’ 10 scoring plays, four were touchdown passes of 40 yards or more. Pacific improved to 3-0 with a 28-21 win at Menlo and won their first conference opener since 1989 with a 31-21 road victory at Whitworth. The Boxers’ second home game was a milestone as the Boxers beat Puget Sound 56-14 on Homecoming. The victory lifted Pacific to 5-0, marking the best start in the entire history of the program. The Boxers punctuated the game with five interceptions, including a return by Brandon Harms 23 yards for a first quarter touchdown. The win streak came to a fluke end on Oct. 19 at No. 19 ranked Pacific Lutheran. Coming back from a 14-0 deficit, Pacific took a 16-14 lead on a third quarter Moses Villareal-Gomez field goal. The Lutes missed two field goals of their own in the fourth quarter, but Nick Kaylor managed to make a 20-yarder with two seconds left, thanks to the ball re-directing off the helmet of a Pacific lineman, to escape with the 17-16 victory. The Boxers did not stay down for long, returning home the next weekend with a 21-6 win over the Univ. of Chicago on Oct. 26 and followed that up with a 68-28 home rout of Lewis & Clark on Nov. 2. The wins improved Pacific to 7-1 on the season and caught the attention of coaches nationwide, who gave Pacific in No. 25 ranking in that week’s American Football Coaches Association Division III Coaches Poll. Pacific ended the season with two close losses, but remained in contention for a potential NCAA Division III playoff spot right up until the final minutes. Pacific saw a 17-7 lead slip away in the fourth quarter at Willamette as a pair of long Josh Dean touchdown passes gave the Bearcats a 21-17 win. In the season finale on Nov. 16 in Forest Grove, Pacific had the vaunted Linfield program on the ropes before a pair of fourth quarter touchdown runs allowed the Wildcats a 28-22 victory. Pacific finished the season with a 7-3 record, the Boxers’ first winning record since 1987, and made the 2013 team one of just five teams to finish with seven or more wins. The team’s 3-3 NWC record was good enough for fourth in the conference. It marked the program’s first .500 or better conference record since 1988 (3-3 in CFA Mt. Hood Division) and their first .500 or better NWC mark since 1978. PUTTING THE EVIL EMPIRE ON THE ROPES: Coming into their game with Pacific, Linfield had averaged 48.8 points per game and made a habit of blowing out their Northwest Conference opponents. Trailing 13-7 at halftime, Linfield had to rally to score three second half touchdowns as they survived an upset score with a 28-22 victory over the Boxers at Nov. 16. The Boxers led by as much as 16-7 early in the third quarter before the Wildcats scored three the three touchdowns to keep their undefeated season intact. Pacific gave Linfield, ranked No. 2 in the D3Football.com Poll and No. 3 in the AFCA Division III Coaches Poll, their closest game of the year. The Boxers outgained the Wildcats on offense 381 to 313 and dominated time of possession, holding onto the ball for 35 minutes. Turnovers proved to be the Boxers’ nemesis as Linfield came up with two interceptions and a fumble recovery. The game proved to be a defining moment for Pacific, who finishes with seven wins just four years after

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P.J. Minaya

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restarting the program from scratch in 2010. Pacific said farewell to 38 seniors who helped build the program from the start. Head Coach Keith Buckley praised the play of his squad on an emotional day, but did not hide the fact that everyone came away disappointed. “From where we started to where we were a year ago to where we are, there is absolute progress in this football program,” Buckley said. “But we had a chance. We were up and we didn’t close it out, and that hurts. Ultimately, though, we are proud of what this team has accomplished.” Quarterback P.J. Minaya as strong in his Pacific finale, completing 17 of 31 passes for 188 yards. T.C. Campbell completed 11 of 17 passes for 114 yards and the Boxers’ only passing touchdown. Jakob Lawrence was the top target, catching six balls for 105 yards and a touchdown, while Gunther Schultze capped his Pacific career by rushing for 47 yards on 13 carries. Punter Aaron Koford was critical to the field position game, punting four times for an average of 46.8 yards per punt and a career-long punt of 55 yards. Three of his four boots were inside the 20-yard line. Linfield quarterback Josh Yoder completed 10 of 16 passes for 89 yards and also rushed for 82 yards and three touchdowns to lead Linfield. Josh Hill rushed for 100 yards and a touchdown while Evan Peterson and David Sigler each finished with 20 receiving yards. POTENT OFFENSE: Once again, Pacific proved to have one of the top passing offenses in all of NCAA Division III football. Pacific finished the season ranked 55th nationally in passing offense, averaging 248.7 yards per game. The Boxers ranked 21st in completion percentage (.650) and 33rd in scoring offense with an average of 34.6 points per game. Additionally, the Boxers finished with 85th in total offense with their 399 yards per game. Pacific set new team offensive season records for total offense (3,990 yards), total offense average (399 yards per game), points scored (346) and scoring average (34.6 points per game). Pacific’s passing game continued to be the key to Pacific’s success. The team’s 249.2 passing yards per game ranked third in the NWC and accounted for 25 of the team’s 45 touchdowns. Pacific’s twoquarterback system of P.J. Minaya and T.C. Campbell proved very effective. Minaya led the Boxers with an average of 142.6 yards per game, completing 108 of 167 passes with 16 touchdowns. His pass efficiency rating of 159.63 was first in the NWC and 14th among Division III players. Minaya set a school single season record with a .647 completion percentage on his way to setting a Pacific career mark of .643. Campbell gave Pacific a nice second look, returning to the squad after missing most of the 2012 season due to injury. Campbell averaged 98 yards per game, completing 65 of 103 passes with nine touchdowns. RUNNING AROUND: Pacific’s rushing game was a major factor in the team’s success, posting their best numbers since the team’s 2010 return. The Boxers averaged 150.3 rushing yards per game, ranking fourth in the NWC. The average was a substantial improvement over the average of 109 yards per game in 2012. Senior Gunther Schultze was the Boxers’ most potent rushing threat, rushing 104 times for a net of 515 yards and an average of 51.5 yards per game. He finished the season ranked third in the NWC in yards per rush, seventh in rushing yards and yards per game and ninth in rushing attempts. Junior Deven McKinney averaged 48.9 rushing yards per game with 489 bet yards, ranking ninth in the NWC in both categories. McKinney was the Boxers’ most frequent scorer on the ground with seven touchdowns. SEEING RED: When Pacific got the ball inside the 20-yard line, the Boxers made the most of their opportunities. The Boxers finished the season ranked sixth nationally in red-zone offense, scoring inside the 20 on 89.7 percent of their opportunities. They converted on 35 of 39 opportunities in the red zone. Two of those opportunities failed on missed field goal attempts and the other two ended because the first half ended. In their final three games, Pacific converted on 12 of 14 opportunities. EARNING THE FIRST DOWN: When push came to shove, Pacific was one of the best of turning later downs into first downs. The Boxers finished the season ranked 10th among Division III teams in third down conversion percentage, converting on 48.4 percent of their opportunities (62 of 128). The Boxers posted a season best .636 conversion percentage against Lewis & Clark on Nov. 2, turning seven third downs into first downs. STOUT DEFENSE: With as impressive as some of Pacific’s offensive numbers were, the team’s defensive numbers may be more impressive. The Boxers finished 2013 ranked 58th in scoring defense, allowing opponents 19.6 points per game. Pacific ranked 66th in rushing defense, allowing 132 yards per game, and ranked 84th in passing yards allowed at 193.5 yards per game. In addition, Pacific’s tacklers made a huge contribution to the defensive bottom line. The Boxers finished fifth nationally in sacks, making 3.5 per game. The Boxers were ranked 25th in tackles for

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2013 Review loss, making 4.7 per game, 83rd in blocked kicks with three (all by Devin Lagorio) and 87th with 12 interceptions. SACK MASTERS: Opposing defenses spent a lot of time watching their quarterback’s back side when they played the Boxers. Pacific finished the season with 35 sacks and 75 tackles for loss, leading the NWC in both categories. The Boxers finished ranked fifth among NCAA Division III teams in sacks, averaging 3.5 per game, and 25th in tackles for loss with an average of 4.7 per game. Senior Sean Bangs led the Boxers in both categories. He led the Boxers and ranked fifth in the NWC with 11.5 tackles for loss. His eight sacks on the season ranked third for the Boxers and his average of 0.8 sacks per game ranked 47th among Division III players. Junior Alex Willeford finished with 10.5 tackles for loss and 7.5 sacks. He ranked 55th among Division III players in sacks. In all, a total of 23 players finished with at least one tackle for loss and 12 earned credit for a sack. A TOUGH SCHEDULE: Pacific’s 7-3 record came in the midst of what was one of toughest schedules in all of Division III football. Pacific finished 24th on the NCAA’s matrix of toughest schedules, which is figured by the cumulative win-loss records of the teams that they played against. At one point in the season, Pacific ranked as high as fourth in the category. Pacific’s opponent had a combined win-loss record of 46-32, a .590 winning percentage. WELL ATTENDED: Fans made Pacific a great place to go to watch a football game. The Boxers ranked 74th out of 239 NCAA Division III teams in home attendance, averaging 2,140 fans for the five home games. The Boxers were fourth among NWC teams on the list, which is figured by total attendance. Willamette was the top NWC team, ranked 55th with an average of 2,151 fans per game. The top attendance for a home game came in the finale as 3,200 fans came to watch Pacific play Linfield on Nov. 16.

2013 At A Glance SEASON SUMMARY Overall Record: 7-3 NWC Record: 3-3 (4th) Record At Home: 4-1 Record On The Road: 3-2 Highest National Ranking: 25 (AFCA Poll, Nov. 4)

RECORD BROKEN OR TIED IN 2013 INDIVIDUAL GAME PAT Kicks Made: Moses Villareal-Gomez, 8 vs. Lewis & Clark (Nov. 2), 8 vs. Puget Sound (Oct. 12), 8 vs. Occidental (Sept. 14) (Tied own record of 8 vs. Puget Sound, 2012)

SEASON HONORS First Team All-Northwest Conference: Sean Dalton (OL), Jordan Fukumoto (WR) Second Team All-Northwest Conference: Moses Villareal-Gomez (K), Sean Bangs (DL), Devin Lagorio (DL), Brandon Harms (DB), Bryan Mills (DB) Honorable Mention All-Northwest Conference: T.C. Campbell (QB), P.J. Minaya (QB), Deven McKinney (RB), Gunther Schultze (RB), Jakob Lawrence (WR), Eric Gietzen (OL), Aaron Koford (P), Tim Hastie (LB), Alex Willeford (DL). Capital One/CoSIDA Division III Academic All-District VIII Team: Jordan Fukumoto (WR), Brandon Harms (CB) NWC Offensive Student-Athlete of the Week: Jordan Fukumoto (Week of Sept. 9-15) NWC Defensive Student-Athlete of the Week: Craig Bailey (Week of Sept. 2-8), Bryan Mills (Week of Oct. 7-13) NWC Special Teams Student-Athlete of the Week: Moses VillarealGomez (Week of Oct. 7-13, Week of Nov. 11-17) D3Football.com Team of the Week: Craig Bailey (Week of Sept. 2-8), Aaron Koford (Week of Sept. 2-8), Jordan Fukumoto (Week of Sept. 9-15), Sean Bangs (Week of Nov. 9-16) All-Star Game Selections: Devin Lagorio (National Bowl Game), Craig Bailey (Tazon de Estrellas)

INDIVIDUAL SEASON Pass Completion Percentage: 64.3, P.J. Minaya (Previous: 64.0, Minaya, 2012) PAT Kicks Made: 39, Moses Villareal-Gomez (Previous; 25, Cub Shulund, 1986) Field Goals Made: 11, Moses Villareal-Gomez (Previous: 10, Kevin Buckner, 1988) Field Goals Attempted: 16, Moses Villareal-Gomez (Tied with Carlos Valdivia, 1989) Assisted Tackles: 43, Bryan Mills (Tied with Tom Weeks, 1986) Blocked Field Goals: 3, Devin Lagorio INDIVIDUAL CAREER Pass Completions: Pass Completion Percentage: 64.3, P.J. Minaya (2010-13) PAT Kicks Made: 84, Moses Villareal-Gomez (2011-13, extends own record) Field Goals Made: 27, Moses Villareal-Gomez (2011-13, extends own record) TEAM SEASON Total Offense Yards: 3,990 (Previous: 3,561 Yards, 2012) Total Offense Average: 399.0 per game (Previous: 395.7 Yards, 2012) Total Points: 346 (Previous: 297, 1949) Scoring Average: 34.6 points per game (Previous: 29.7, 1949)

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2013 Statistics Team Statistics SCORE BY QUARTERS Pacific (Ore.) Opponents SCORING Points Per Game FIRST DOWNS Rushing Passing Penalty RUSHING YARDAGE Yards gained rushing Yards lost rushing Rushing Attempts Average Per Rush Average Per Game TDs Rushing PASSING YARDAGE Comp-Att-Int Average Per Pass Average Per Catch Average Per Game TDs Passing TOTAL OFFENSE Total Plays Average Per Play Average Per Game KICK RETURNS: #-Yards PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards INT RETURNS: #-Yards KICK RETURN AVERAGE PUNT RETURN AVERAGE INT RETURN AVERAGE FUMBLES-LOST PENALTIES-Yards Average Per Game PUNTS-Yards Average Per Punt Net punt average KICKOFFS-Yards Average Per Kick Net kick average TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3RD-DOWN Conversions 3rd-Down Pct 4TH-DOWN Conversions 4th-Down Pct SACKS BY-Yards MISC YARDS TOUCHDOWNS SCORED FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS ON-SIDE KICKS RED-ZONE SCORES RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS PAT-ATTEMPTS ATTENDANCE Games/Avg Per Game

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Schedule & Results 1st 57 52

2nd 127 41

PACIFIC 346 34.6 199 74 113 12 1503 1711 208 337 4.5 150.3 19 2487 182-281-10 8.9 13.7 248.7 25 3990 618 6.5 399.0 37-714 23-245 12-155 19.3 10.7 12.9 9-7 68-646 64.6 37-1335 36.1 30.1 65-3715 57.2 52.8 29:34 62/128 48% 0/3 0% 35-193 0 45 11-16 0-0 (35-39) 90% (25-39) 64% (39-42) 93% 11,310 5/2262

3rd 88 44

4th 74 59

Total 346 196

OPPONENTS 196 19.6 190 85 87 18 1311 1579 268 355 3.7 131.1 14 1944 194-327-12 5.9 10.0 194.4 12 3255 682 4.8 325.5 61-1237 12-180 10-75 20.3 15.0 7.5 13-8 72-712 71.2 48-1636 34.1 27.7 40-2134 53.3 34.2 30:27 60/145 41% 7/20 35% 17-114 47 27 3-10 0-0 (25-33) 76% (22-33) 67% (25-27) 93% 8455 5/1691

RECORD ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE DATE 9/6/13 9/14/13 9/21/13 *10/5/13 *10/12/13 *10/19/13 10/26/13 *11/2/13 *11/9/13 *11/16/13

OVERALL 7-3 3-3 4-0 OPPONENT at Adrian OCCIDENTAL at Menlo at Whitworth PUGET SOUND at #17 Pacific Lutheran CHICAGO LEWIS & CLARK at Willamette #2 LINFIELD

HOME 4-1 2-1 2-0

AWAY 3-2 1-2 2-0

NEUTRAL 0-0 0-0 0-0

W/L SCORE W 20-10 W 67-30 W 28-21 W 31-21 W 56-14 L 16-17 W 21-6 W 68-28 L 17-21 L 22-28

ATTEND 1,205 2,200 — 2,250 2,430 2,715 1,825 1,655 2,285 3,200

* - Northwest Conference games National ranking shown at time of contest

Individual Statistics RUSHING GP Schultze, Gunther 10 McKinney, Deven 10 Ladiges, Bobby 10 Pimental, Kamana 3 Campbell, T.C. 10 Barretto, Bronson 3 Dean, Parker 2 Selby, Nathan 2 Ruark, Colby 1 Walker, Matt 2 Kershner, Bryce 10 Magana, Juan Carlos 2 Heverly, Jake 1 Fukumoto, Jordan 10 Shaw, Warner 2 TEAM 5 Koford, Aaron 10 Minaya, PJ 10 Total 10 Opponents 10

PASSING G Minaya, PJ 10 Campbell, T.C. 10 Siddle-Mitchell, Set 9 Shaw, Warner 2 Total 10 Opponents 10

Att Gain Loss Net Avg 104 525 10 515 5.0 71 505 16 489 6.9 60 236 12 224 3.7 17 117 4 113 6.6 26 166 64 102 3.9 16 84 3 81 5.1 2 14 1 13 6.5 3 9 0 9 3.0 2 9 0 9 4.5 1 6 0 6 6.0 1 1 0 1 1.0 1 1 0 1 1.0 1 0 0 0 0.0 2 1 1 0 0.0 1 0 2 -2 -2.0 5 0 6 -6 -1.2 1 0 15 -15 -15.0 23 37 74 -37 -1.6 337 1711 208 1503 4.5 355 1579 268 1311 3.7

Effic 159.63 166.04 103.07 192.40 161.36 114.04

Cmp-Att-Int 108-167-7 65-103-3 4-6-0 5-5-0 182-281-10 194-327-12

Pct 64.7 63.1 66.7 100.0 64.8 59.3

Yds 1426 980 26 55 2487 1944

TD Long 3 30 7 50 4 20 1 47 1 32 1 11 0 14 0 4 1 5 0 6 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 11 19 50 14 82

Avg/G 51.5 48.9 22.4 37.7 10.2 27.0 6.5 4.5 9.0 3.0 0.1 0.5 0.0 0.0 -1.0 -1.2 -1.5 -3.7 150.3 131.1

TD Lng 16 50 9 74 0 12 0 16 25 74 12 58

Avg/G 142.6 98.0 2.9 27.5 248.7 194.4

2013 Statistics Individual Statistics RECEIVING Fukumoto, Jordan Lawrence, Jakob Anthony, Blake Kawai, Kelson Berry, James Taylor, Brian McKinney, Deven Schultze, Gunther Marchbanks, Will Roher, Caleb Ladiges, Bobby Kershner, Bryce Michels, Jack Pimental, Kamana Kamealoha, Darin Suyematsu, Nathan Yip, Cameron Selvey, Brandon Cunningham, Dylan Total Opponents

G 10 10 10 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 9 3 4 3 5 10 1 10 10

No. 38 36 24 15 11 10 8 8 7 5 4 4 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 182 194

Yds 712 517 295 178 160 171 75 62 47 76 53 26 32 27 25 12 8 6 5 2487 1944

| ------ PATs ------| SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Villareal-Gomez, M 0 11-16 39-42 0-0 Fukumoto, Jordan 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 McKinney, Deven 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 Lawrence, Jakob 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 Ladiges, Bobby 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 Schultze, Gunther 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 Roher, Caleb 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 Berry, James 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 Taylor, Brian 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 Kershner, Bryce 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 Harms, Brandon 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 Michels, Jack 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 Pimental, Kamana 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 Minaya, PJ 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 Campbell, T.C. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 Kawai, Kelson 1 0-0 0-0 0-1 Ruark, Colby 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 Barretto, Bronson 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 Anthony, Blake 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 Siddle-Mitchell, Seth 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Total 45 11-16 39-42 0-1 Opponents 27 3-10 25-27 0-0

Avg 18.7 14.4 12.3 11.9 14.5 17.1 9.4 7.8 6.7 15.2 13.2 6.5 16.0 13.5 12.5 6.0 4.0 6.0 5.0 13.7 10.0 Rcv 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0

TD 8 5 1 1 2 1 0 1 0 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 12

Long 74 50 32 20 40 53 20 22 12 30 29 9 21 15 19 7 5 6 5 74 58

Pass DXP Saf Pts 0-0 0 0 72 0-0 0 0 50 0-0 0 0 42 0-0 0 0 30 0-0 0 0 30 0-0 0 0 24 0-0 0 0 18 0-0 0 0 12 0-0 0 0 8 0-0 0 0 6 0-0 0 0 6 0-0 0 0 6 0-0 0 0 6 1-1 0 0 6 0-0 0 0 6 0-0 0 0 6 0-0 0 0 6 0-0 0 0 6 0-0 0 0 6 1-1 0 0 0 2-2 0 0 346 0-0 0 0 196

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Villareal-Gomez 11-16 68.8 0-0 7-8 2-3 2-4 0-1 FG SEQUENCE Adrian Occidental Menlo Whitworth Puget Sound Pacific Lutheran Chicago Lewis & Clark Willamette Linfield

Pacific (Ore.) - (32) 21,(36),(22),42 (26) - (28),(28),(26) 52 - 43,31,(45) (43),(29),(28)

Avg/G 71.2 51.7 29.5 19.8 16.0 17.1 7.5 6.2 4.7 7.6 5.3 2.6 3.6 9.0 6.2 4.0 1.6 0.6 5.0 248.7 194.4

PUNTING Koford, Aaron TEAM Gilmore, Tyler Total Opponents

No. Yds 35 1301 1 0 1 34 37 1335 48 1636

Avg Long 37.2 55 0.0 0 34.0 34 36.1 55 34.1 51

TB 2 0 0 2 3

I-20 15 0 1 16 3

Blkd 1 0 0 1 0

KICKOFFS Villareal-Gomez, M Suyematsu, Nathan Koford, Aaron Total Opponents

No. Yds 51 2889 13 776 1 50 65 3715 40 2134

Avg 56.6 59.7 50.0 57.2 53.3

OB Retn Net 0 0 0 0 1237 36.6 1 714 34.2

YdLn

Avg 8.8 26.7 0.0 0.0 16.0 1.0 23.0 12.9 7.5

Long 33 75 0 0 16 1 23 75 27

INTERCEPTIONS Mills, Bryan Bailey, Craig Mcgann, Alex Dukes, Kasey Hastie, Tim People, Jaquari Harms, Brandon Total Opponents

No. 4 3 1 1 1 1 1 12 10

TB 4 0 0 4 2 Yds 35 80 0 0 16 1 23 155 75

PUNT RETURNS Harms, Brandon Anthony, Blake Total Opponents

No. 20 3 23 12

Yds 248 -3 245 180

KICK RETURNS Roher, Caleb McKinney, Deven Kawai, Kelson Amorin, London Yip, Cameron Selvey, Brandon Suklje, Alen Total Opponents

No. 20 8 4 2 1 1 1 37 61

Yds 383 208 60 47 13 -1 4 714 1237

FC 13 0 1 14 17

Avg 12.4 -1.0 10.7 15.0 Avg 19.1 26.0 15.0 23.5 13.0 -1.0 4.0 19.3 20.3

TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 TD 0 0 0 1 TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

28 30

Long 49 0 49 40 Long 27 40 25 32 13 0 4 40 55

Lg Blk 45 0

OPPONENTS 39,(20) (27),35 25 51 33,29,(20) 40 -

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2013 Statistics Individual Statistics ALL PURPOSE McKinney, Deven Fukumoto, Jordan Schultze, Gunther Lawrence, Jakob Roher, Caleb Anthony, Blake Ladiges, Bobby Harms, Brandon Kawai, Kelson Taylor, Brian Berry, James Pimental, Kamana Campbell, T.C. Barretto, Bronson Bailey, Craig Marchbanks, Will Amorin, London Mills, Bryan Michels, Jack Kershner, Bryce Kamealoha, Darin Yip, Cameron Hastie, Tim Dean, Parker Suyematsu, Nathan Ruark, Colby Selby, Nathan Walker, Matt Selvey, Brandon Cunningham, Dylan Suklje, Alen People, Jaquari Magana, Juan Carlos Shaw, Warner TEAM Koford, Aaron Minaya, PJ Total Opponents

G Rush Rec 10 489 75 10 0 712 10 515 62 10 0 517 10 0 76 10 0 295 10 224 53 10 0 0 9 0 178 10 0 171 10 0 160 3 113 27 10 102 0 3 81 0 10 0 0 10 0 47 2 0 0 10 0 0 9 0 32 10 1 26 4 0 25 5 0 8 10 0 0 2 13 0 3 0 12 1 9 0 2 9 0 2 6 0 10 0 6 1 0 5 10 0 0 10 0 0 2 1 0 2 -2 0 5 -6 0 10 -15 0 10 -37 0 10 1,503 2,487 10 1,311 1,944

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PR 0 0 0 0 0 -3 0 248 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 245 180

KOR IR Tot 208 0 772 0 0 712 0 0 577 0 0 517 383 0 459 0 0 292 0 0 277 0 23 271 60 0 238 0 0 171 0 0 160 0 0 140 0 0 102 0 0 81 0 80 80 0 0 47 47 0 47 0 35 35 0 0 32 0 0 27 0 0 25 13 0 21 0 16 16 0 0 13 0 0 12 0 0 9 0 0 9 0 0 6 -1 0 5 0 0 5 4 0 4 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 -2 0 0 -6 0 0 -15 0 0 -37 714 155 5104 1237 75 4747

Avg/G 77.2 71.2 57.7 51.7 45.9 29.2 27.7 27.1 26.4 17.1 16.0 46.7 10.2 27.0 8.0 4.7 23.5 3.5 3.6 2.7 6.2 4.2 1.6 6.5 4.0 9.0 4.5 3.0 0.5 5.0 0.4 0.1 0.5 -1.0 -1.2 -1.5 -3.7 510.4 474.7

TOTAL OFFENSE Minaya, PJ Campbell, T.C. Schultze, Gunther McKinney, Deven Ladiges, Bobby Pimental, Kamana Barretto, Bronson Shaw, Warner Siddle-Mitchell, Seth Dean, Parker Selby, Nathan Ruark, Colby Walker, Matt Kershner, Bryce Magana, Juan Carlos TEAM Koford, Aaron Total Opponents

G 10 10 10 10 10 3 3 2 9 2 2 1 2 10 2 5 10 10 10

Plays 190 129 104 71 60 17 16 6 6 2 3 2 1 1 1 5 1 618 682

Rush -37 102 515 489 224 113 81 -2 0 13 9 9 6 1 1 -6 -15 1503 1311

Pass 1426 980 0 0 0 0 0 55 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2487 1944

Total 1389 1082 515 489 224 113 81 53 26 13 9 9 6 1 1 -6 -15 3990 3255

Avg/G 138.9 108.2 51.5 48.9 22.4 37.7 27.0 26.5 2.9 6.5 4.5 9.0 3.0 0.1 0.5 -1.2 -1.5 399.0 325.5

2013 Statistics Defensive Statistics 36 Mills, Bryan 47 Hastie, Tim 8 Harms, Brandon 11 Perez, Jack 54 Bangs, Sean 52 Lagorio, Devin 95 Willeford, Alex 5 Feuerbach, Shane 15 Bailey, Craig 13 Santiago, Chris 3J Brinkworth, Josh 49 Aano, Landon 20 Kodama, Trey 91 Carrillo, Eddie 40 Brown, Austin 24 Morita, Kamu 90 Bajema, Jeff 17 People, Jaquari 1D Richardson, Avery 34 Rogers, Chase 76 Smith, Mike 27 Adeyemo, Aderemi 41 Revilla, Justin 22 Ramirez, Nolan 82 Berry, James 37 Suklje, Alen 80 Selvey, Brandon 5D Mahler, Keenan 7 Dukes, Kasey 87 Marchbanks, Will 16 Collicott, Kailer 3Z Tucker, Zach 3 Walker, Matt TM TEAM 10 Campbell, T.C. 73 Schilla, Nicholas 55 Jacobson, Mark 12 Shoffner, Chris 92 White, Max 43 Dassonville, Hunter 44 Weimar, Landon 1K Suyematsu, Nathan 62 Sigado, Gunner 81 Michels, Jack 98 Dagelen, Kaleb 94 Wistock, Caleb 6 Marzband, Shahin 70 Dalton, Sean 6D Medrano, Max 39 Hawkins, J’Quan 63 Ulrich, Will 38 McKinney, Deven 2S Sato, Kyle 93 Hall, John 1 Villareal-Gomez, Moses 1M Mcgann, Alex Total Opponents

GP-GS 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 6 10 10 10 10 9 9 10 9 10 10 10 9 8 10 10 10 8 8 10 1 2 2 5 10 10 2 4 1 4 1 3 1 9 3 2 7 10 2 2 10 10 1 2 10 1 10 10

| ---------------------Tackles---------------------| Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds 43 17 60 1.0-3 34 26 60 6.0-25 40 15 55 6.5-20 19 25 44 1.0-11 25 17 42 11.5-62 22 16 38 8.0-18 19 17 36 10.5-53 19 16 35 3.0-12 22 10 32 . 13 17 30 2.0-5 20 8 28 1.0-2 10 12 22 5.0-18 9 12 21 2.5-9 6 14 20 3.0-12 14 3 17 5.0-15 9 6 15 1.0-7 7 5 12 1.0-1 8 4 12 . 7 4 11 1.0-2 5 6 11 1.0-1 7 3 10 1.0-2 5 4 9 . 3 5 8 . 6 2 8 . 3 4 7 . 4 3 7 . 3 2 5 . 2 3 5 1.0-3 4 . 4 1.0-1 1 2 3 . 2 . 2 . 1 1 2 . 2 . 2 . 2 . 2 . 2 . 2 . 1 1 2 1.0-2 2 . 2 . 1 1 2 . 1 . 1 . . 1 1 . . 1 1 . 1 . 1 . . 1 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 1.0-1 1 . 1 . . 1 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . . 1 1 . 1 . 1 . . 1 1 . 1 . 1 . . 1 1 . 1 . 1 . . . . . 412 288 700 75-285 397 208 605 46.0-193

SACKS No-Yards . 2.0-18 2.5-11 1.0-11 8.0-58 2.5-10 7.5-39 0.5-2 . . . 2.5-14 2.5-9 1.0-8 4.0-14 1.0-7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35-193 17-114

|-------------Pass Def------------| Int-Yds BrUp QBH 4-35 5 . 1-16 2 . 1-23 10 . . 2 . . . . . 1 . . 1 . . 1 . 3-80 3 . . . 1 . 1 . . 1 . . 1 . . . . . 1 . . 1 . . . 1 1-1 5 . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . 1-0 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0 . . 12-155 41 2 10-75 30 5

|-----Fumbles----| Blkd Rcv-Yds FF Kick . 1 . . . . 2-0 3 . 1-0 . . . 1 . 1-0 . 3 1-0 2 . . . . . . . . 1 . . 1 . 1-0 1 . . 1 . 1-0 . . . . . 1-0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-0 11 3 7-7 6 2

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2013 Statistics Indvidual Game Highs

Opponent Indvidual Game Highs

Rushes 14 Schultze, Gunther at Willamette (11/9/13) Yards Rushing 126 Schultze, Gunther vs Lewis & Clark (11/2/13) TD Rushes 2 McKinney, Deven vs Chicago (10/26/13) Ladiges, Bobby vs Lewis & Clark (11/2/13) McKinney, Deven vs Lewis & Clark (11/2/13) Schultze, Gunther vs Lewis & Clark (11/2/13) Long Rush 50 McKinney, Deven at Pacific Lutheran (10/19/13) Pass Attempts 31 Minaya, PJ vs Linfield (11/16/13) Pass Completions 19 Minaya, PJ at Adrian (9/6/13) Yards Passing 227 Campbell, T.C. vs Occidental (9/14/13) TD Passes 3 Minaya, PJ vs Occidental (9/14/13) Campbell, T.C. vs Occidental (9/14/13) Minaya, PJ vs Puget Sound (10/12/13) Minaya, PJ vs Lewis & Clark (11/2/13) Long Pass 74 Campbell, T.C. vs Occidental (9/14/13) Receptions 7 Fukumoto, Jordan vs Occidental (9/14/13) Fukumoto, Jordan vs Puget Sound (10/12/13) Yards Receiving 197 Fukumoto, Jordan vs Occidental (9/14/13) TD Receptions 3 Fukumoto, Jordan vs Occidental (9/14/13) Long Reception 74 Fukumoto, Jordan vs Occidental (9/14/13) Field Goals 3 Villareal-Gomez, Moses at Pacific Lutheran (10/19/13) Villareal-Gomez, Moses vs Linfield (11/16/13) Long Field Goal 45 Villareal-Gomez, Moses at Willamette (11/9/13) Punts 8 Koford, Aaron at Willamette (11/9/13) Punting Average 46.8 Koford, Aaron vs Linfield (11/16/13) Long Punt 55 Koford, Aaron vs Linfield (11/16/13) Punts Inside 20 5 Koford, Aaron at Adrian (9/6/13) Long Punt Return 49 Harms, Brandon at Willamette (11/9/13) Long Kickoff Return 40 McKinney, Deven vs Puget Sound (10/12/13) McKinney, Deven at Pacific Lutheran (10/19/13) Tackles 10 Mills, Bryan vs Chicago (10/26/13) Harms, Brandon at Willamette (11/9/13) Sacks 2.5 Willeford, Alex at Menlo (9/21/13) Bangs, Sean at Pacific Lutheran (10/19/13) Tackles For Loss 3.5 Bangs, Sean at Pacific Lutheran (10/19/13) Interceptions 2 Bailey, Craig at Adrian (9/6/13) Mills, Bryan vs Puget Sound (10/12/13)

Rushes 26 Yards Rushing 148 TD Rushes 3 Long Rush 82 Pass Attempts 63 Pass Completions 34 Yards Passing 304 TD Passes 3 Long Pass 58 Receptions 11 Yards Receiving 120 TD Receptions 2 Long Reception 58 Field Goals 1 Long Field Goal 27 Punts 7 Punting Average 48.0 Long Punt 51 Punts Inside 20 1 Long Punt Return 40 Long Kickoff Return 55 Tackles 12 Sacks 1.5 Tackles For Loss 3.0 Interceptions 1

Team Game Highs Rushes 48 Yards Rushing 386 Yards Per Rush 8.0 TD Rushes 7 Pass Attempts 48 Pass Completions 28 Yards Passing 384 Yards Per Pass 13.2 TD Passes 6 Total Plays 79 Total Offense 598 Yards Per Play 9.6 Points 68 Sacks By 5 First Downs 29 Penalties 11 Penalty Yards 119 Turnovers 3 Interceptions By 5 Punts 8 Punting Average 46.8 Long Punt 55 Punts Inside 20 5 Long Punt Return 49

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vs Lewis & Clark (11/2/13) vs Lewis & Clark (11/2/13) vs Lewis & Clark (11/2/13) vs Lewis & Clark (11/2/13) vs Linfield (11/16/13) vs Linfield (11/16/13) vs Occidental (9/14/13) vs Occidental (9/14/13) vs Occidental (9/14/13) vs Linfield (11/16/13) vs Occidental (9/14/13) vs Occidental (9/14/13) vs Lewis & Clark (11/2/13) vs Occidental (9/14/13) at Menlo (9/21/13) at Whitworth (10/05/13) vs Lewis & Clark (11/2/13) vs Lewis & Clark (11/2/13) at Adrian (9/6/13) vs Puget Sound (10/12/13) vs Puget Sound (10/12/13) at Menlo (9/21/13) vs Linfield (11/16/13) vs Puget Sound (10/12/13) at Willamette (11/9/13) vs Linfield (11/16/13) vs Linfield (11/16/13) at Adrian (9/6/13) at Willamette (11/9/13)

Ross-Nash,Zak vs Chicago (10/26/13) Reynolds at Menlo (9/21/13) Reynolds at Menlo (9/21/13) Yoder, Josh vs Linfield (11/16/13) Reynolds at Menlo (9/21/13) Tommy Edwards vs Occidental (9/14/13) Tommy Edwards vs Occidental (9/14/13) Welch, Keith vs Lewis & Clark (11/2/13) Tommy Edwards vs Occidental (9/14/13) Welch, Keith vs Lewis & Clark (11/2/13) Dean, Josh at Willamette (11/9/13) Costantino, Jacob vs Lewis & Clark (11/2/13) Smith at Willamette (11/9/13) Frisina, Andrew vs Lewis & Clark (11/2/13) Smith at Willamette (11/9/13) D. Salliotte at Adrian (9/6/13) Marc Kuzbari vs Occidental (9/14/13) Nick Kaylor at Pacific Lutheran (10/19/13) Marc Kuzbari vs Occidental (9/14/13) Wyman at Willamette (11/9/13) Cortina,Vincent vs Chicago (10/26/13) Walker, Jorden vs Linfield (11/16/13) Walton, Jeff vs Puget Sound (10/12/13) Frisina, Andrew vs Lewis & Clark (11/2/13) Walker, Jorden vs Linfield (11/16/13) Jack Carter at Adrian (9/6/13) Casey Dudley vs Occidental (9/14/13) Nelson at Willamette (11/9/13) Ropp at Willamette (11/9/13) Parkhurst, Zac vs Lewis & Clark (11/2/13) Forman, Colin vs Linfield (11/16/13) Curtis Rhoden at Adrian (9/6/13) Teran Mawhinney vs Occidental (9/14/13) Dallas Gosselin vs Occidental (9/14/13) Richardson at Menlo (9/21/13) Casey Monahan at Whitworth (10/05/13) Cummings at Pacific Lutheran (10/19/13) McFadden at Pacific Lutheran (10/19/13) Boyd, Lincoln vs Lewis & Clark (11/2/13) Forman, Colin vs Linfield (11/16/13) Zarosinski vs Linfield (11/16/13)

Opponent Team Game Highs Rushes 44 Yards Rushing 229 Yards Per Rush 5.3 TD Rushes 4 Pass Attempts 63 Pass Completions 34 Yards Passing 304 Yards Per Pass 8.7 TD Passes 3 Total Plays 90 Total Offense 410 Yards Per Play 5.5 Points 30 Sacks By 6 First Downs 26 Penalties 12 Penalty Yards 165 Turnovers 5 Interceptions By 2 Punts 8 Punting Average 37.8 Long Punt 51 Long Punt Return 40

vs Linfield (11/16/13) at Menlo (9/21/13) at Menlo (9/21/13) vs Linfield (11/16/13) vs Occidental (9/14/13) vs Occidental (9/14/13) vs Lewis & Clark (11/2/13) at Pacific Lutheran (10/19/13) vs Occidental (9/14/13) vs Lewis & Clark (11/2/13) vs Occidental (9/14/13) vs Occidental (9/14/13) at Pacific Lutheran (10/19/13) vs Occidental (9/14/13) at Willamette (11/9/13) vs Occidental (9/14/13) vs Puget Sound (10/12/13) vs Puget Sound (10/12/13) vs Puget Sound (10/12/13) vs Occidental (9/14/13) at Pacific Lutheran (10/19/13) vs Linfield (11/16/13) at Willamette (11/9/13) vs Occidental (9/14/13) at Willamette (11/9/13) vs Linfield (11/16/13) at Adrian (9/6/13)

2013 Game By Game GAME SUMMARY

Game No. 1 • Sept. 6, 2013 Pacific Adrian

Performance Stadium, Adrian, Mich. • Attendance: 1,205 Weather: Sunny, 75 degrees Score by Quarters Pacific (Ore.) Adrian Scoring Summary 1st 12:25 PAC 07:23 AC 2nd 01:09 PAC 3rd 05:17 AC 01:51 PAC

1 6 7

2 7 0

3 7 3

4 0 0

Score 20 10

Schultze, Gunther 1 yd run (Villareal-Gomez, Moses kick failed), 4-21, 2:01, PAC 6 - AC 0 Jack Carter 40 yd blocked punt return (Dustin Salliotte kick), PAC 6 - AC 7 Ladiges, Bobby 15 yd pass from Minaya, PJ (Villareal-Gomez kick), 6-42 3:21, PAC 13 - AC 7 Dustin Salliotte 20 yd field goal, 13-67 6:24, PAC 13 - AC 10 Fukumoto, Jordan 42 yd pass from Minaya, PJ (Villareal- Gomez kick), 6-70 3:20, PAC 20 - AC 10

FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

PAC 17 32-94 206 32-19-1 64-300 0-0 3-19 2-46 2-5 7-27.0 0-0 11-100 33:14 6 of 14 0 of 0 2-2 2-4

RUSHING: Pacific (Ore.)-Schultze, Gunther 13-53; McKinney, Deven 10-43; Ladiges, Bobby 6-5; TEAM 2-minus 2; Minaya, PJ 1-minus 5. Adrian-Drew Collins 15-61; Danny Cobb 6-55; Damon Brown 4-16; Parish Thomas 2-14; Dae’Von Robinson 6-14; Kyle Smock 4-9. PASSING: Pacific (Ore.)-Minaya, PJ 19-29-0-206; Campbell, T.C. 0-3-1-0. Adrian-Drew Collins 11-17-2-60. RECEIVING: Pacific (Ore.)-Anthony, Blake 5-49; Lawrence, Jakob 5-47; Fukumoto, Jordan 2-47; Ladiges, Bobby 2-24; Berry, James 2-19; Schultze, Gunther 2-12; Kershner, Bryce 1-8. Adrian-Nathan Hartline 4-32; Danny Cobb 2-6; Michael Ford 1-15; Alex Carter 1-5; Tyler Bruce 1-4; Ryan Betz 1-0; Nick Amador 1-minus 2. INTERCEPTIONS: Pacific (Ore.)-Bailey, Craig 2-5. Adrian-Curtis Rhoden 1-0. FUMBLES: Pacific (Ore.)-None. Adrian-Drew Collins 1-1. Stadium: Performance Stadium Attendance: 1,205 Kickoff time: 7:00 pm End of Game: 9:35 pm Total elapsed time: 2:35 Officials: Referee: Tim Schramm; Umpire: Norm Gozalka; Linesman: Mike Shogan; Line judge: Tom Heabert; Back judge: Greg Santilli; Field judge: Kendal Smith; Side judge: Aaron Woodbury; Temperature: 75 Wind: Calm Weather: Sunny

20 10

Record 1-0 0-1

AC 13 37-169 60 17-11-2 54-229 0-0 2-56 3-49 1-0 5-35.2 1-1 7-54 26:46 3 of 11 1 of 2 1-1 1-5

ADRIAN, Mich. – The defense set the tone for the biggest win thus far in the renaissance of the Pacific football program Friday night, forcing three turnovers in a 20-10 victory over Adrian at Performance Stadium. Craig Bailey (Sr., Fairfield, Calif.) had two of the turnovers, intercepting two passes in the first half that led directly to Pacific touchdowns. His first pick came on just the third play of the game, which seemed to set the tone for the night for the Boxers. With the victory, Pacific (1-0) won its first season opener since a 21-14 win over Simon Fraser that opened the 1990 season. The win came against an Adrian team that is the defending Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Conference champion and returned most of their starters on a defense that ranked seventh in NCAA Division III last season in total defense. “To get a legitimate win against a team of that caliber is great for our program,” said Pacific head coach Keith Buckley. “Our slogan this year is higher expectations, and those expectations are purely of themselves. It wasn’t about what Adrian was doing to us. It was about what we were doing ourselves to win a game like that.” Pacific outgained Adrian (0-1) on offense 300-229 and finished the night with 206 yards in the air. The Boxers also won the time of possession battle, holding onto the ball for over 33 minutes and for all but five minutes of the fourth quarter. Quarterback P.J. Minaya (Sr., Wahiawa, Hawaii) completed 19 of 29 passes for 206 yards and two touchdowns. Blake Anthony (Jr., Valencia, Calif.) led receivers with 49 yards on five catches. Jakob Lawrence (Jr., Sherwood, Ore.) and Jordan Fukumoto (Jr., Mililani, Hawaii) each had 47 yards. Fukumoto had one of the Boxers’ two passing touchdowns in his return to the field after missing much of 2012 with a broken leg. Gunther Schultze (Sr,. Bellflower, Calif.) led Pacific on the ground, running 13 times for 53 yards and a touchdown. The story of the night, however, was the defense. In addition to the three turnovers, Pacific limited Adrian to 229 yards of total offense and did not allow the Bulldogs an offensive touchdown. “They did some stuff we didn’t see off of film from last year and we had to make some adjustments,” Buckley said. “Adrian kept us off balance all night and the defense did a great job of adjusting, coming up with turnovers and putting us in some great field position.” Punter Aaron Koford (Sr., Wilsonville, Ore.) played a key role in the field position game. Of his six punts, five were downed inside the 20-yard line. On three occasions, the Bulldogs found themselves starting from inside their own five-yard line. “We cannot understate how big Aaron was tonight,” Buckley said. “When we can play that kind of field position game, a lot of good things can happen for our football team.” After winning the coin flip and deferring to the second half, Pacific needed only two plays to set up the offense as Bailey intercepted Adrian quarterback Drew Collins and ran back to the Bulldogs’ 21-yard line. Schultze had all four touches on the ensuing drive, putting the Boxers up 6-0 with a one-yard run just 3 minutes, 35 seconds into the game. Adrian would score its only touchdown off of Pacific’s next drive when Jack Carter blocked Koford’s punt at the Boxers’ 40-yard line and ran it back for the score at the 7:23 mark. After the extra point, the Bulldogs enjoyed what would be their only lead of the night at 7-6. Despite good field position on nearly every series, the Boxers did not score again until late in the second quarter. Bailey’s second interception with 4:30 left in the half set up a six-play, 42-yard drive that ended with Minaya finding Bobby Ladiges (Jr., Escalon, Calif.) for a 15-yard passing touchdown. The score with 1:04 left gave Adrian just enough time to set up a scoring opportunity, but Ben Klaver’s 39-yard field goal attempt as time expired was wide left and Pacific went into the locker room with a 13-7 lead. The Bulldogs saw a 13-play, 67-yard drive to open the second half stunted by a solid Pacific goal-line stand that ended with Dustin Salliotte kicking a 20-yard field goal that brought Adrian within 13-10. Pacific tacked on their final scoring on the next drive as Minaya found Fukumoto with a 42yard scoring pass with 1:51 left in the quarter that cemented the final score of 20-10. Adrian had only two chances to bring the offense on the field in the fourth quarter. The Pacific defense held strong, forcing three-and-out on their first drive and stunting the second drive on the Pacific 41-yard line to effectively end the game. Collins completed 11 of 17 passes for 60 yards and also rushed for 61 yards to lead Adrian. Nathan Hartline caught four passes for 32 yards. Deontae Bridgeman led Adrian of defense with nine tackles. Bryan Mills (Sr., Imbler, Ore.) and Jack Perez (So., Petaluma, Calif.) each had seven tackles for the Boxers, with Perez recovering a fumble in the second quarter. Josh Brinkworth (Jr., Elk Grove, Calif.), Eddie Carrillo (Jr., Milpitas, Calif.) and Shane Feuerbach (Sr., Rocklin, Calif.) each had five tackles. BOXER BYTES: Adrian was among teams receiving votes in the first D3Football.com Top-25 Poll of the season. The team finished 2012 with a 9-2 record and was in the NCAA Division III top-25 in total defense, scoring defense, pass defense and rushing defense…The road trip was the longest in the history of the Pacific football program, covering 2,367 miles. Prior to tonight, the team’s longest road trip had been to Montana and the Boxers had never played east of the Rocky Mountains…Moses Villareal-Gomez had his extra-point attempt blocked following Pacific’s opening touchdown, ending a streak of 38 consecutive attempts made dating back to Oct. 8, 2011.

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2013 Game By Game GAME SUMMARY

Game No. 2 • Sept. 14, 2013 Occidental Pacific

30 67

Lincoln Park Stadium, Forest Grove • Attendance: 2,200 Weather: Sunny, 79 degrees Score by Quarters Occidental Pacific (Ore.)

1 17 7

2 6 24

3 0 7

4 7 29

Score 30 67

Record 0-1 2-0

Scoring Summary 1st 12:40 OXY 10:51 OXY 08:20 PAC 05:20 OXY 2nd 14:47 PAC 11:54 PAC 04:08 OXY 02:44 PAC 00:44 PAC 3rd 08:25 PAC 4th 13:36 OXY 11:30 PAC 08:38 PAC 08:19 PAC 02:07 PAC

Marc Kuzbari 27 yd field goal, 4--2 0:46, OXY 3 - PAC 0 Cordell Harris 4 yd pass from Tommy Edwards (Marc Kuzbari kick), 2-11 0:39, OXY 10 - PAC 0 Lawrence, Jakob 21 yd pass from Minaya, PJ (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 5-62 2:25, OXY 10 - PAC 7 Devin Bullock 28 yd pass from Tommy Edwards (Marc Kuzbari kick), 9-67 2:53, OXY 17 - PAC 7 Fukumoto, Jordan 74 yd pass from Campbell, T.C. (VillarealGomez, M kick), 1-74 0:13, OXY 17 - PAC 14 Ladiges, Bobby 1 yd run (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 3-5 1:20, OXY 17 - PAC 21 Samuel Crizer 15 yd pass from Tommy Edwards (Marc Kuzbari kick blockd), 9-65 2:40, OXY 23 - PAC 21 Fukumoto, Jordan 32 yd pass from Campbell, T.C. (VillarealGomez, M kick), 3-74 1:18, OXY 23 - PAC 28 Villareal-Gomez, M 32 yd field goal, 7-26 1:04, OXY 23 - PAC 31 Fukumoto, Jordan 42 yd pass from Minaya, PJ (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 7-80 3:31, OXY 23 - PAC 38 Kwame Do 2 yd run (Marc Kuzbari kick), 7-44 1:51, OXY 30 - PAC 38 McKinney, Deven 49 yd run (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 5-70 2:00, OXY 30 - PAC 45 Taylor, Brian 53 yd pass from Campbell, T.C. (Taylor, Brian pass from Siddle-Mitchell), 3-62 1:14, OXY 30 - PAC 53 Roher, Caleb 30 yd pass from Minaya, PJ (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 1-30 0:06, OXY 30 - PAC 60 Pimental, Kamana 4 yd run (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 5-57 2:37, OXY 30 - PAC 67

OXY 26 27-115 295 63-34-3 90-410 0-0 0-0 11-277 2-28 4-37.8 0-0 8-51 32:55 4 of 17 1 of 3 4-6 1-4

RUSHING: Occidental-Kwame Do 13-87; Casey Dudley 4-32; Samuel Crizer 1-4; Tommy Edwards 9-minus 8. Pacific (Ore.)-McKinney, Deven 10-125; Pimental, Kamana 3-51; Schultze, Gunther 9-24; Ladiges, Bobby 5-23; Barretto, Bronson 2-6; Campbell, T.C. 1-3; Kershner, Bryce 1-1; Minaya, PJ 1-minus 4; Koford, Aaron 1-minus 15. PASSING: Occidental-Tommy Edwards 34-63-3-295. Pacific (Ore.)-Campbell, T.C. 9-15-0-227; Minaya, PJ 8-14-2-157. RECEIVING: Occidental-Samuel Stekol 7-69; Kwame Do 7-35; Devin Bullock 6-60; Cordell Harris 5-49; Samuel Crizer 5-36; Kaleb Mitchell 2-19; William Stanton 1-19; Elijah Duran 1-8. Pacific (Ore.)-Fukumoto, Jordan 7-197; Anthony, Blake 4-55; Taylor, Brian 2-59; Roher, Caleb 1-30; Lawrence, Jakob 1-21; Berry, James 1-15; Marchbanks, Will 1-7. INTERCEPTIONS: Occidental-Teran Mawhinney 1-27; Dallas Gosselin 1-1. Pacific (Ore.)-Bailey, Craig 1-75; Mills, Bryan 1-33; Dukes, Kasey 1-0. FUMBLES: Occidental-None. Pacific (Ore.)-None. Stadium: Lincoln Park Stadium Attendance: 2200 Kickoff time: 7:00 pm End of Game: 10:00 pm Total elapsed time: 3:00 Officials: Referee: Roman Petkevici; Umpire: Gerry Rasch; Linesman: Walter Keatley; Line judge: Reese Baker; Back judge: Rob Hilstentege; Field judge: Scott Moore; Side judge: Nick Larsen; Scorer: Kaitlyn Shikada; Temperature: 79 Wind: 4mph N Weather: Sunny

68 • Pacific Football 2014

PAC 19 33-214 384 29-17-2 62-598 0-0 0-0 6-139 3-108 2-37.5 0-0 6-71 27:05 8 of 13 0 of 1 3-3 5-37

FOREST GROVE – Pacific rolled up 598 yards of total offense and scored four fourth quarter touchdowns to move to 2-0 for the first time since 1969 Saturday night, recovering from a slow start to blow past Occidental, 67-30, in the Boxers’ 2013 football home opener at Lincoln Park Stadium. After allowing the Tigers the first 10 points of the game, the Boxers used a balanced attack to score eight touchdowns. Pacific’s two quarterbacks amassed 384 yards passing and the team rushed for 236 yards, the most since the program’s return in the 2010 season. The teams combined for 1,008 yards of total offense. The 67 points is the most scored in the modern history of the program and the second most in school history behind the 118 points scored against George Fox in 1923. The win is also the first at home since the Boxers beat Puget Sound 44-25 on Oct. 29, 2011. “With Occidental having a new staff and coordinators on both sides of the ball, it took us a little time to figure out what they were doing,” said Pacific Head Coach Keith Buckley. “The guys came out after halftime and adjusted really well. We are obviously very happy and pleased with our progress.” Wide receiver Jordan Fukumoto (Jr., Mililani, Hawaii) made a stellar return to Lincoln Park Stadium after missing most of the 2012 season due to injury, making seven catches for 197 yards and three touchdowns. Quarterback T.C. Campbell (Jr., Kaimuki, Hawaii) completed 9 of 15 passes for 227 yards and three touchdowns while P.J. Minaya (Sr., Wahiawa, Hawaii) completed 8 of 14 passes for 157 yards and three for three touchdowns. Deven McKinney (Jr., Spanaway, Wash.) led the Pacific rushing attack, carrying 10 times for 125 yards, including a 49-yard scoring run in the fourth quarter. “We want to be balanced, and we want to be able to run the ball effectively, which set us up to throw the ball effectively,” Buckley said. “We had great offensive balance tonight.” Tommy Edwards led a pass-heavy Occidental attack, completing 34 of 63 passes for 295 yards and three touchdowns, but was picked off three times. Samuel Stekol caught seven balls for 69 yards and Devin Bullock caught six balls for 60 yards and a touchdown. Kawme Do led the Tigers on the ground, rushing 13 times for 87 yards and a touchdown. Occidental (0-1) finished the night with 410 yards of total offense. At the onset, it looked as if Occidental would build early momentum with two interceptions of Minaya on the Boxers’ first two drives. The first resulted in a 27-yard Marc Kuzbari field goal at the 12:40 mark. The second was converted into a 4-yard Cordell Harris scoring reception that gave the Tigers a 10-0 lead just four minutes into the game. The Boxers came back to life on the next possession, with Minaya completing a five-play, 62-yard drive with a 21-yard scoring pass to Jakob Lawrence (Jr., Sherwood, Ore.). Occidental came right back with a 67-yard scoring drive, culminating with Edwards finding Devin Bullock for a 28-yard touchdown pass for the 17-7 lead with 5:20 to go in the first. Pacific opened the second quarter with a one-play drive as Campbell connected with Fukumoto for the sixth longest pass play in school history, a 74-yard scoring bomb that brought the Boxers within 17-14. Craig Bailey (Sr., Fairfield, Calif.) kick-started Pacific’s next drive with his third interception of the season and a 75-yard return, the second longest in school history. Bobby Ladiges (Jr., Escalon, Calif.) needed just three rushes to cover five yards and put Pacific up 21-17 with 11:54 left in the half. Occidental took the lead back with 4:08 left in the half as Edwards’ pass to Samuel Crizer capped a nine-play, 65-yard drive to make it 23-21. Pacific added 10 points to close the half, with Campbell connecting with Fukumoto again for a 32-yard scoring pass with 2:44 left. Moses Villareal-Gomez (Jr., Stockton, Calif.) added a 32-yard field goal on the Boxers’ final drive to make it a 31-23 halftime lead. Pacific scored the only points of the third quarter on their first drive of the second half, with Minaya finding Fukumoto for a 42-yard touchdown pass at the 8:25 mark. Occidental had their only third quarter opportunity on their next series, but Kuzbari’s 35-yard field goal went wide right. The Tigers pulled back to within 38-30 to start the fourth quarter, with Do’s two-yard rush completing a seven-play, 44-yard drive. But the Boxers broke the game wide open with four touchdowns in the final 15 minutes. McKinney opened the flurry when he took advantage of a wide-open field to run 49 yards for the score at the 11:30 mark. After an Occidental three-andout, Campbell hooked up with Brian Taylor (Sr., Lewiston, Ore.) for a 53-yard scoring strike that put the Boxers up 53-30 with 8:38 left. Kasey Dukes (Sr., Wahiawa, Hawaii) intercepted Edwards on the first play of the Tigers’ next drive and Minaya found Caleb Roher (Jr., Gresham, Ore.) on the very play for a 30-yard touchdown pass. Kamana Pimental (So., Kaneohe, Hawaii) closed the game out with a four-yard scoring rush with 2:07 to go. Pacific’s defense was solid for the second straight week, sacking Edwards five times and making ine tackles for loss. Tim Hastie (Sr., Auberry, Calif.) led Pacific the way with eight tackles while Jack Perez (So., Petaluma, Calif.) added seven. Ross Fiegener led Occidental’s defense with 11 tackles while Teran Mawhinney had 10.

BOXER BYTES: Pacific’s 598 yards of total offense fell just short of the single game record of 607 yards set last year against Lewis & Clark…Pacific’s first two wins in the 1969 season came in a 34-0 win over Eastern Oregon and a 21-13 victory over Western Oregon...The Boxers’ three interceptions give the team five in their first two games of the season. The Boxers had eight total for the 2012 campaign.

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Game No. 3 • Sept. 21, 2013 Pacific Menlo

28 21

Conner Field, Atherton, Calif. • Attendance: 500 Weather: Rain, 60 degrees Score by Quarters Pacific (Ore.) Menlo Scoring Summary 1st 13:06 PAC 2nd 06:59 PAC 01:25 MEN 00:01 PAC 3rd 08:58 MEN 4th 11:26 PAC 05:41 MEN 03:16 PAC

1 7 0

2 10 7

3 0 7

4 11 7

Score 28 21

Record 3-0 1-3

Lawrence, Jakob 50 yd pass from Minaya, PJ (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), , PAC 7 - MEN 0 Kawai, Kelson 15 yd pass from Campbell, T.C. (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), , PAC 14 - MEN 0 Reynolds, Thomas 6 yd run (Vega, Benjamin kick), PAC 14 - MEN 7 Villareal-Gomez, M 36 yd field goal, , PAC 17 - MEN 7 Reynolds, Thomas 9 yd run (Vega, Benjamin kick), PAC 17 - MEN 14 Villareal-Gomez, M 22 yd field goal, , PAC 20 - MEN 14 Reynolds, Thomas 82 yd run (Vega, Benjamin kick), PAC 20 - MEN 21 Michels, Jack 11 yd pass from Minaya, PJ (Fukumoto, Jordan pass from Minaya, PJ), , PAC 28 - MEN 21

PAC 21 36-138 277 32-19-1 68-415 0-0 2-18 3-54 1-0 3-41.0 2-2 5-36 29:04 8 of 15 0 of 0 4-5 5-15

MEN 20 43-229 89 26-14-1 69-318 0-0 1-20 6-117 1-0 4-34.2 2-2 6-58 31:05 5 of 15 2 of 4 2-3 0-0

RUSHING: Pacific (Ore.)-McKinney, Deven 6-48; Ladiges, Bobby 12-41; Schultze, Gunther 10-32; Campbell, T.C. 4-13; Minaya, PJ 4-4. Menlo-Reynolds, Thomas 20-148; Aboul-Hosn, Amjed 8-53; Hawkins, Wade 10-20; Alexander, Michael 1-7; Bell, Brandon 3-5; Bock, Garrett 1-minus 4. PASSING: Pacific (Ore.)-Minaya, PJ 10-17-1-152; Campbell, T.C. 9-15-0-125. Menlo-Hawkins, Wade 14-26-1-89; Bock, Garrett 0-0-0-0. RECEIVING: Pacific (Ore.)-Lawrence, Jakob 5-98; Anthony, Blake 3-55; McKinney,Deven 3-33; Kawai, Kelson 2-28; Schultze, Gunther 2-22; Taylor, Brian 1-17; Michels, Jack 1-11; Fukumoto, Jordan 1-8; Kershner, Bryce 1-5. Menlo-Gehre, Robert 5-23; Belardes, Matt 3-42; Young, Devin 2-9; Power, Dylan 1-11; Jones, Daniel 1-4; Hakuole, Jared 1-2; Aboul-Hosn, Amjed 1-minus 2. INTERCEPTIONS: Pacific (Ore.)-Mills, Bryan 1-0. Menlo-Richardson, LeeRoy 1-0. FUMBLES: Pacific (Ore.)-McKinney, Deven 1-1; Minaya, PJ 1-1. Menlo-Reynolds, Thomas 1-1; Hawkins, Wade 1-1. Stadium: Conner Field Attendance: 500 Kickoff time: 12:00 pm End of Game: 2:44 pm Total elapsed time: 2:44 Officials: Not listed. Weather: Rain

ATHERTON, Calif. – Jack Michels (So., Kirkland, Wash.) scored the game-winning touchdown late in the fourth quarter to give Pacific their best start since 1964, lifting the Boxers to a 28-21 win over Menlo in football action on Saturday at Conner Field. The tight end’s first collegiate points proved to be the Boxers’ only touchdown of the second half and brought Pacific back from a one-point deficit after Menlo took their only lead of the game on Thomas Reynolds’ touchdown just two-and-a-half minutes before. The victory moves Pacific to 3-0 on the year, their best start since the 1964 season. It is also Pacific’s first win over the Oaks (1-3), who defeated the Boxers in both 2010 and 2011. Despite a close second half in the scoring column, the Boxers proved the offensively dominant team all afternoon, racking up 423 yards of total offense to Menlo’s 299. Quarterback P.J. Minaya (Sr., Wahiawa, Hawaii) completed 10 of 17 passes for 152 yards and two touchdowns, while T.C. Campbell (Jr., Kaimuki, Hawaii) completed 9 of 15 for 125 yards and a score. Jacob Lawrence (Jr., Sherwood, Ore.) led receivers with 76 yards and a touchdown on four catches. Deven McKinney (Jr., Spanaway, Wash.) led the ground attack with 56 yards on six carries. Menlo quarterback Wade Hawkins was limited to 89 yards while completing 14 of 26 passes with one interception. Thomas Reynolds rushed 20 times for 148 yards and all three Oaks’ touchdowns while Matt Belardes caught three passes for 42 yards. After forcing Menlo to go three-and-out on the opening series of the game and gaining great field position off the punt, Pacific took little time to score in a rainstorm more characteristic of Oregon than the Bay Area. On the first play from scrimmage, Minaya found Lawrence for a 50yard touchdown pass to put Pacific ahead 7-0. Pacific scored just once in the first quarter despite the Pacific defense forcing the Oaks to go three-and-out on their first three possessions. The Boxers missed a chance to go up 10-0 with 3:34 left in the quarter when Moses Villareal-Gomez’s (Jr., Stockton, Calif.) 21-yard field goal attempt went wide left, partly hurt by a bad snap. The Boxers returned to the end zone on their opening drive of the second, with Campbell finding Kelson Kawai (Sr., North Kohala, Hawaii) for a 15-yard touchdown at the 6:59 mark. Villareal-Gomez made up for his earlier miss with a 36-yard field goal with one second left, allowing the Boxers a 17-7 halftime lead. Menlo started making their charge early in the second half after the Boxers went three-andout on their first possession of the period. Hawkins and Reynolds milked an 11-play, 55-yard drive over 4 minutes, 26 seconds, which ended on a nine-yard Reynolds scoring run that brought the Oaks within 17-14. The defenses held the rest of the quarter, and Pacific finally got back on the board early in the fourth when Villareal-Gomez chipped in a 22-yard field goal with 11:26 remaining. The Oaks then forced two Pacific turnovers on fumbles, the last coming when Jaden Rosselli stripped McKinney of the ball and Denzel Guewell returned it to the Menlo 18-yard line. Reynolds ran for paydirt on the next play, dashing 82 yards for the score. Benjamin Vega’s extra point put Menlo ahead for the first time, 21-20, with 5:41 left. The Boxers went to the air to move quickly down the field on the ensuing possession, ending when Minaya found Michels for his 11-yard reception that proved to be the winning touchdown. Menlo committed their third turnover of the game on their next play as Shane Feuerbach (Sr., Rocklin, Calif.) recovered Hawkins’ fumble with 2:21 left. The Oaks’ defense kept Pacific out of the end zone, and a 42-yard field goal attempt by Villareal-Gomez that would have put the game out of reach went wide right. Menlo would by unable to move the ball beyond their own 19-yard line in the final 48 seconds. Jack Perez (So., Petaluma, Calif.) led Pacific defensively with nine tackles and one forced fumble. Sean Bangs (Sr., Portland, Ore.) had eight tackles, including 1.5 sacks for a loss of 14 yards. Bryan Mills (Sr., Imbler, Ore.) had Pacific’s lone interception of the game while Feuerbach and Alex Willeford (Jr., Keizer, Ore.) had fumble recoveries. As a unit, the Pacific defense sacked Hawkins four times and had 10 tackles for loss for 40 yards. Rosselli led the Menlo defense with 10 tackles and one forced fumble. James Yoder added seven tackles. BOXER BYTES: The game featured a first ever meeting between former UC Davis teammates Keith Buckley and Mark Grieb, both of whom graduated in 1996. Grieb, a former longtime Arena Football League quarterback with the San Jose SaberCats, took over as Menlo head coach this season…Pacific’s three wins matches their win total from 2012 and marks the third time in the last eight seasons that the Boxers have risen to three victories.

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Game No. 4 • Oct. 5, 2013 Pacific Whitworth

31 21

Pine Bowl, Spokane, Wash. • Attendance: 2,250 Weather: Sunny, 63 degrees Score by Quarters Pacific (Ore.) Whitworth

1 0 7

2 7 7

3 17 0

4 7 7

Score 31 21

Record 4-0, 1-0 2-3, 0-1

Scoring Summary 1st 02:48 WHTW Griffin Hare 8 yd run (Kyler Gracey kick), 5-28 2:01, PAC 0 - WHTW 7 2nd 10:03 WHTW Devon Lind 10 yd pass from Bryan Peterson (Kyler Gracey kick), 14-77 6:47, PAC 0 - WHTW 14 01:14 PAC Fukumoto, Jordan 27 yd pass from Minaya, PJ (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 5-55 0:34, PAC 7 - WHTW 14 3rd 11:56 PAC Roher, Caleb 22 yd pass from Minaya, PJ (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 6-67 2:56, PAC 14 - WHTW 14 10:12 PAC McKinney, Deven 11 yd run (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 4-24 1:28, PAC 21 - WHTW 14 02:57 PAC Villareal-Gomez, M 26 yd field goal, 7-68 3:35, PAC 24 - WHTW 14 4th 14:26 WHTW Alfonso Miranda 9 yd pass from Bryan Peterson (Kyler Gracey kick), 7-60 3:24, PAC 24 - WHTW 21 11:50 PAC Ladiges, Bobby 1 yd run (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 6-56 2:29, PAC 31 - WHTW 21 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

PAC 20 32-129 279 25-16-1 57-408 0-0 1-6 4-100 0-0 4-35.8 1-1 3-20 25:32 3 of 9 0 of 0 3-4 5-38

WHTW 20 41-114 217 27-18-0 68-331 1-7 0-0 6-121 1-16 5-27.4 2-1 6-48 34:28 6 of 13 0 of 1 3-4 1-5

RUSHING: Pacific (Ore.)-Schultze, Gunther 7-56; Ladiges, Bobby 12-47; McKinney, Deven 9-37; Minaya, PJ 1-minus 3; TEAM 2-minus 3; Campbell, T.C. 1-minus 5. Whitworth-DJ Tripoli 21-99; Griffin Hare 3-16; Ricky Abernathy 3-2; Bryan Peterson 14-minus 3. PASSING: Pacific (Ore.)-Minaya, PJ 10-15-0-174; Campbell, T.C. 6-10-1-105. Whitworth-Bryan Peterson 18-26-0-217; Drew Clausen 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING: Pacific (Ore.)-Lawrence, Jakob 4-80; Kawai, Kelson 3-33; Taylor, Brian 2-45; Fukumoto, Jordan 2-44; Anthony, Blake 2-31; Roher, Caleb 2-27; Kamealoha, Darin 1-19. WhitworthWade Meyer 5-94; Devon Lind 5-56; Drew Clausen 4-40; Dustin Martin 2-14; Alfonso Miranda 1-9; DJ Tripoli 1-4. INTERCEPTIONS: Pacific (Ore.)-None. Whitworth-Casey Monahan 1-16. FUMBLES: Pacific (Ore.)-Schultze, Gunther 1-1. Whitworth-DJ Tripoli 1-1; Wade Meyer 1-0. Stadium: Whitworth Pine Bowl Attendance: 2250 Kickoff time: 1:00 pm End of Game: 3:33 pm Total elapsed time: 2:33 Officials: Referee: Gavin Anderson; Umpire: Daniel Meyer; Linesman: Jesse Linz; Line judge: Gregory Knox; Back judge: Mike Williams; Field judge: Gary Reed; Side judge: Chad Burch; Scorer: HeatherLenhardt; Temperature: 60s Wind: Calm Weather: Sunny

70 • Pacific Football 2014

SPOKANE, Wash. – Pacific rebounded from down 14-0 early in the second quarter to score 31 of the game’s final 38 points Saturday, improving to 4-0 for the first time since 1950 with a 31-21 victory over Whitworth in Northwest Conference football action at the Pine Bowl. The Boxers (4-0, 1-0 NWC) faltered early, turning the ball over twice in the first 20 minutes of the game while the Pirates scored two touchdowns during the same span. Pacific’s offense starting clicking late in the second quarter and truly gained momentum when P.J. Minaya (Sr., Wahiawa, Hawaii) found Jordan Fukumoto (Jr., Mililani, Hawaii) for the Boxers’ first score. Pacific went on to score two third quarter touchdowns and a field goal and took a 31-21 lead on a one-yard run by Bobby Ladiges (Jr., Escalon, Calif.). Both teams missed field goal opportunities late in the game. Moses Villareal-Gomez (Jr., Stockton, Calif.) missed a 32-yarder with 1:19 left, but a roughing the kicker penalty gave the Boxers first down, allowing them to run out the clock and spoil Whitworth’s homecoming contest. Minaya led the Pacific passing attack, completing 10 of 15 for 174 yards and two touchdowns. T.C. Campbell (Jr., Kaimuki, Hawaii) completed six of 10 passes for 105 yards. Gunther Schultze (Sr., Bellflower, Calif.) led Pacific rushers with 56 yards on seven carries while Jakob Lawrence (Jr., Sherwood, Ore.) caught four balls for 80 yards. Pacific outgained Whitworth on offense 408 yards to 331 yards as Whitworth (2-3, 0-1 NWC) lost their third straight game. The win is the Boxers’ first over the Pirates since 1978 and marks Pacific’s first win in a NWC opener since 1983. Quarterback Bryan Peterson led Whitworth by completing 18 of 26 for 217 yards and two touchdowns. Wade Meyer proved Peterson’s favorite target, catching five balls for 94 yards. Running back D.J. Tripoli rushed for 99 yards on 21 carries. Pacific saw their first six drives end without a score, and the Pirates did their part to try and take advantage. After recovering a Pacific fumble with 4:49 left in the first quarter, the Pirates took just over two minutes to scamper 28 yards for a Griffin Hare eight-yard rush that opened scoring at 7-0. After stunting another Pacific drive, Whitworth drove 77 yards over nearly seven minutes to build their 14-0 lead, ending on Peterson’s 10-yard pass to Devon Lind with 10:03 to go in the first half. The Pacific offense started showing signs of life at point, but wouldn’t get on the board until Minaya found Fukumoto on the opposite end of a 27-yard touchdown pass with 1:14 left, halving the Whitworth halftime lead to 14-7. Pacific got the ball to begin the second half and didn’t waste the opportunity, moving 67 yards in just over three minutes as Minaya found Caleb Roher (Jr., Gresham, Ore.) for a 21-yard touchdown pass that tied the game. The Pirates fumbled on their next play from scrimmage, which Brandon Harms (Jr., Canby, Ore.) recovered. That set up an eventual 11-yard touchdown run by Deven McKinney (Jr., Spanaway, Wash.) with 10:12 to go in the third that put the Boxers up for good at 21-14. The Boxers found paydirt again on their next series as Villareal-Gomez hit a 26-yard field goal with 2:57 left in the quarter to complete a 68-yard drive that lasted 3 minutes, 42 seconds. Whitworth scored their only second half points early in the fourth quarter, with Peterson finding Alfonso Miranda for a nine-yard scoring pass to make it 24-21. Pacific added an important insurance touchdown on their next drive. After Minaya completed passes of 25 yards and 17 yards to march the Boxers down the field, Ladiges used a series of three runs to close out the drive to go ahead 31-21 with 11:50 to go. Josh Brinkworth (Jr., Elk Grove, Calif.) led another strong defensive day for the Boxers with nine tackles and a forced fumble while Chris Santiago (Jr., Waipahu, Hawaii) had seven tackles, a tackle for loss and a forced fumble. Tevin Tyus led Whitworth defensively with eight tackles.

2013 Game By Game Game No. 5 • Oct. 12, 2013 Puget Sound Pacific

14 56

Lincoln Park Stadium, Forest Grove. • Attendance: 2,430 Weather: Overcast, Chance of Showers, 53 degrees Score by Quarters Puget Sound Pacific (Ore.) Scoring Summary 1st 05:20 PAC 04:39 PAC 03:10 PAC 2nd 08:38 PAC 01:42 PAC 00:39 PAC 3rd 11:59 UPS 05:57 PAC 4th 10:46 UPS 02:16 PAC

1 0 21

2 0 21

3 7 7

4 7 7

Score 14 56

Record 1-3, 0-2 5-0, 2-0

Fukumoto, Jordan 13 yd pass from Minaya, PJ (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 8-66 3:55, UPS 0 - PAC 7 Harms, Brandon 23 yd interception return (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), , UPS 0 - PAC 14 Kershner, Bryce 9 yd pass from Minaya, PJ (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 3-34 1:14, UPS 0 - PAC 21 Berry, James 40 yd pass from Campbell, T.C. (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 4-46 1:03, UPS 0 - PAC 28 Fukumoto, Jordan 45 yd pass from Campbell, T.C. (VillarealGomez, M kick), 6-93 2:03, UPS 0 - PAC 35 Schultze, Gunther 22 yd pass from Minaya, PJ (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 2-26 0:22, UPS 0 - PAC 42 Miller, Kevin 12 yd pass from Foley, Braden (Petre, Sawyer kick), 7-61 2:55, UPS 7 - PAC 42 Barretto, Bronson 1 yd run (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 9-63 5:54, UPS 7 - PAC 49 Schon, Brennan 25 yd pass from Foley, Braden (Petre, Sawyer kick), 5-34 2:27, UPS 14 - PAC 49 Ruark, Colby 4 yd run (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 7-38 3:28, UPS 14 - PAC 56

UPS 16 26-79 202 34-21-5 60-281 0-0 1-21 9-174 0-0 3-37.3 0-0 12-165 28:59 3 of 11 1 of 2 2-3 1-10

PAC 26 33-134 309 26-23-0 59-443 0-0 3-27 3-87 5-26 2-36.5 2-2 11-119 31:01 5 of 8 0 of 0 4-4 1-7

RUSHING: Puget Sound-Park, Kupono 18-61; McGuinn, Max 1-16; Miller, Kevin 2-4; Brush, Justin 1-3; Espinoza, Nick 3-2; Foley, Braden 1-minus 7. Pacific (Ore.)-Schultze, Gunther 6-44; Barretto, Bronson 8-33; Lett, J.D. 1-14; Campbell, T.C. 1-12; Ladiges, Bobby 4-11; Pimental, Kamana 4-10; McKinney, Deven 2-9; Ruark, Colby 2-9; Selby, Nathan 1-3; Morita, Kamu 1-0; Shaw, Warner 1-minus 2; Minaya, PJ 2-minus 9. PASSING: Puget Sound-Foley, Braden 18-28-3-175; Fortune, Hans 1-3-1-15; Miller, Kevin 0-1-1-0; Nestingen, Nick 1-1-0-5; McGuinn, Max 1-1-0-7. Pacific (Ore.)-Minaya, PJ 9-10-0-101; Campbell, T.C. 7-7-0-137; Siddle-Mitchell, Set 3-5-0-21; Shaw, Warner 4-4-0-50. RECEIVING: Puget Sound-Miller, Kevin 8-86; Schon, Brennan 5-64; Harrison, Dustin 2-13; Park, Kupono 2-4; Lee, Chris 1-15; Gilbert, Josh 1-12; Campbell, JP 1-7; Brisebois, Parker 1-1. Pacific (Ore.)-Fukumoto, Jordan 7-103; Berry, James 3-67; Pimental, Kamana 2-27; Lawrence, Jakob 2-18; Schultze, Gunther 1-22; Kawai, Kelson 1-18; Roher, Caleb 1-12; Anthony, Blake 1-12; Kershner, Bryce 1-9; Suyematsu, Nathan 1-7; Selvey, Brandon 1-6; Taylor, Brian 1-5; Yip, Cameron 1-3. INTERCEPTIONS: Puget Sound-None. Pacific (Ore.)-Mills, Bryan 2-2; Harms, Brandon 1-23; People, Jaquari 1-1; Mcgann, Alex 1-0. FUMBLES: Puget Sound-None. Pacific (Ore.)-Minaya, PJ 1-1; Shaw, Warner 1-1. Stadium: Lincoln Park Stadium Attendance: 2430 Kickoff time: 1:00 pm End of Game: 3:50 PM Total elapsed time: 2:50 Officials: Referee: Scott Kramer; Umpire: Mike Murff; Linesman: Dan Larkin; Line judge: Reese Baker; Back judge: Nick Larsen; Field judge: Rob Quello; Side judge: Rob Hilstentege; Scorer: Kaitlyn Shikada; Temperature: 53 Wind: N 2mph Weather: chance of showers

GAME SUMMARY FOREST GROVE – Pacific’s defense made five interceptions to lead the Boxers on a historic Homecoming Saturday as the Boxers moved to 5-0 for the first time in school history with a 56-14 drubbing of Puget Sound in Northwest Conference football action at Lincoln Park Stadium. The Boxers had four interceptions in the first half alone, including two on back-to-back Puget Sound plays in the first quarter. The effort led a day where the Boxers could do no wrong in the first 30 minutes, scoring 21 points in both the first and second quarters en route to a 42-0 halftime. In the process, Pacific’s quarterback tandem of P.J. Minaya (Sr., Wahiawa, Hawaii) and T.C. Campbell (Jr., Kaimuki, Hawaii) combined to complete 16 of 17 passes. With the win, Pacific improved to 5-0 for the first time in program history dating back to 1891. The Boxers’ 2-0 NWC start is their best conference start since 1951. Head Coach Keith Buckley acknowledged the record as an important milestone in the rebirth of the Pacific program. “We are proud that we have represented Pacific University in the way that we have this year,” he said. “When we started the program, we set out to build a program that not just our kids but the Pacific community could be proud of. We have made great strides and have a long way to go, but 5-0 is great and as a team we are definitely proud of it.” Pacific outgained the Loggers offensively 443 yards to 281 yards as a quartet of Pacific quarterbacks combined for 309 yards and five touchdowns. Campbell was a perfect 7 of 7 for 137 yards and two touchdowns, while Minaya completed 9 of 10 for 101 yards and three scores. Neither saw action in the second half. Jordan Fukumoto (Jr., Mililani, Hawaii) caught seven passes for 103 yards and a pair of touchdowns while James Berry (Jr., Belmont, Calif.) had three catches for 67 yards and a score. Gunther Schultze (Sr., Bellflower, Calif.) led a strong Pacific rushing attack with 44 yards on six carries. Bronson Barretto (So., Mililani, Hawaii) had eight carries for 33 yards and a touchdown. Moses Villareal-Gomez (Jr., Stockton, Calif.) tied his own school record by making all eight point-after attempts he kicked. The junior also had eight PAT conversions in last year’s contest at Puget Sound. The team’s five interceptions, meanwhile, is the best since a school record effort of seven picks against Whitman back in 1962. For Puget Sound (1-3, 0-2 NWC), Braden Foley completed 18 of 23 for 175 yards and two touchdowns, but was intercepted three times. Kevin Miller caught eight passes for 86 yards and a touchdown while Kupono Park rushed 18 times for 61 yards. Penalties cut the Loggers badly with 12 called for a total of 165 yards. The near perfect first half was a stark difference from the Boxers’ last three games, which saw the team scrambling a bit in the first 30 minutes. “That first half all of the way around, offensively, defensively and on special teams, was pretty clean,” Buckley said. “In two of our first five games we didn’t play well in the first half and we had to come back and turn it on in the second half. We set a goal to come out from the on-set and put the pedal to the metal and go. I think, across the board, everyone came out and did that well.” The Pacific defense successfully held Puget Sound on their first series, which started on a Loggers’ fumble recovery at their own 41-yard line. With the ball at the Pacific 34-yard line, Sawyer Petre was brought out to try and tie his school record 51-yard field goal from last weekend. This time, the attempt fell well short. Pacific took advantage, taking over four minutes to drive 66 yards. Minaya completed the drive by finding Fukumoto for a 13-yard touchdown pass at the 5:20 mark. The Boxers’ offense kicked into high gear from there. On the second play of the next drive, Brandon Harms (Jr., Canby, Ore.) made a juggling interception that he returned 23 yards for the touchdown. On the Loggers next play from scrimmage, Bryan Mills (Sr., Imbler, Ore.) made the first of his two interceptions at the Puget Sound 36-yard line. That set up a short three-play drive that culminated on Minaya’s nine-yard scoring pass to Bryce Kershner (Sr., Jordan Valley, Ore.) that put the Boxers up 21-0 with 3:10 left in the first quarter. Mills used his second interception of the game to set-up the Boxers’ first second quarter touchdown, which Campbell completed with a 40-yard scoring pass to Berry at the 8:38 mark. Puget Sound was well into Pacific territory on their next drive, only to watch Jaquari People (So., Merced, Calif.) stunt the drive with Boxers’ fourth interception of the game. Campbell then marched the Boxers’ 93 yards, ending the drive on a 48-yard touchdown pass to Fukumoto to make it 35-0 with 1:42 left. Pacific forced a punt on the Loggers’ next series, and Harms’ 29-yard return put the Boxers in great position for one more first half score. Minaya closed the two-play drive out with a 22-yard touchdown pass to Schultze with 39 seconds left, allowing the Boxers the commanding 42-0 halftime lead. The Boxers played few of their starters in the second half, and Puget Sound took advantage to score their first touchdown on the opening drive of the stanza. Foley ended the 61-yard drive with a 12-yard scoring pass to Kevin Miller with just three minutes gone. Warner Shaw (So., Waimea, Hawaii) then marched the Boxers through a nine-play, 63-yard drive that milked six minutes off the clock. Barretto rushed seven times in the drive, including a one-yard scoring run that put the Boxers up 49-7 with 5:57 left in the frame. Puget Sound scored again on their first possession in the fourth quarter, with Foley finding Brennan Schon for a 25-yard touchdown pass with 10:46 to go. Pacific would tally another score late with Colby Ruark (Fr., Clarkston, Wash.) running in for four yards with 2:16 to go to make it a 56-14 game. Fittingly enough, the game ended on an interception as Alex McGann (Fr., Molalla, Ore.) picked off Hans Fortune on the goal line with 26 seconds left for the Boxers’ fifth pick of the day. Tim Hastie (Sr., Auberry, Calif.) led the spectacular Pacific defense effort with six tackles. Mills had four tackles to go along with his two interceptions. Kamu Morita (Sr., Honolulu, Hawaii) and Chase Rogers (Jr., Lahaina, Hawaii) also had four tackles each in the victory. Chris Beaulaurier led Puget Sound with eight tackles. BOXER BYTES: As part of the Homecoming festivities, an alumni choir sang the national anthem. Inductees into the Pacific University Athletic Hall of Fame were honored at halftime, as was the Gamma Sigma fraternity, which celebrated its 150th anniversary at Homecoming…After losing twice to Puget Sound in the first year of the reinstated program (2010) the Boxers have beat the Loggers in three straight games…Today’s game marked the third time this season that Pacific has scored 30 or more points. The Boxers have eclipsed the 50-point plateau three times in the last two seasons…Pacific wore pink shirts during warm-ups and pink armbands during the game in recognition of the Pacific StudentAthlete Advisory Council’s Breast Cancer Awareness Week. S-AAC sold T-shirts during Homecoming, with proceeds benefited the Knight Cancer Institute at Oregon Health Sciences University.

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2013 Game By Game Game No. 6 • Oct. 19, 2013 Pacific #17/20 Pacific Lutheran

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Sparks Stadium, Puyallup, Wash. • Attendance: 2,715 Weather: Overcast & Foggy, 50 degrees Score by Quarters Pacific (Ore.) Pacific Lutheran Scoring Summary 1st 05:40 PLU 2nd 12:08 PLU 07:10 PAC 03:27 PAC 00:00 PAC 3rd 01:57 PAC 4th 00:02 PLU

1 0 7

2 13 7

3 3 0

4 0 3

Score 16 17

Record 5-1, 2-1 5-1, 2-1

Madison, Niko 3 yd run (Kaylor, Nick kick), 9-60 5:13, PAC 0 - PLU 7 Logotala, Va’aselau 1 yd run (Kaylor, Nick kick), 13-67 6:12, PAC 0 - PLU 14 Villareal-Gomez, M 28 yd field goal, 8-64 4:54, PAC 3 - PLU 14 Berry, James 9 yd pass from Campbell, T.C. (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 3-65 1:21, PAC 10 - PLU 14 Villareal-Gomez, M 28 yd field goal, 9-49 1:20, PAC 13 - PLU 14 Villareal-Gomez, M 26 yd field goal, 14-79 7:48, PAC 16 - PLU 14 Kaylor, Nick 20 yd field goal, 7-39 0:33, PAC 16 - PLU 17

PAC 15 25-89 246 28-20-2 53-335 0-0 2-9 4-90 0-0 3-39.3 1-0 6-53 28:38 4 of 12 0 of 1 4-4 4-30

PLU 20 32-76 269 31-22-0 63-345 0-0 2-23 4-84 2-18 4-26.8 3-1 4-45 31:22 7 of 13 0 of 0 3-5 2-15

RUSHING: Pacific (Ore.)-McKinney, Deven 6-52; Schultze, Gunther 11-35; Ladiges, Bobby 3-11; Minaya, PJ 2-minus 1; Campbell, T.C. 3-minus 8. Pacific Lutheran-Madison, Niko 11-42; Ritchey, Dalton 12-14; Logotala, Va’aselau 4-11; Westering, Kellen 1-4; Nelson, Evan 1-4; Warner, Kyle 1-3; Morgan, Kelly 1-2; Lind, Juston 1-minus 4. PASSING: Pacific (Ore.)-Campbell, T.C. 14-19-0-162; Minaya, PJ 6-9-2-84. Pacific Lutheran-Ritchey, Dalton 22-31-0-269. RECEIVING: Pacific (Ore.)-Fukumoto, Jordan 5-113; Lawrence, Jakob 3-21; Kawai, Kelson 2-36; Anthony, Blake 2-19; Berry, James 2-18; Taylor, Brian 2-12; Schultze, Gunther 2-2; Michels, Jack 1-21; Kershner, Bryce 1-4. Pacific Lutheran-Westering, Kellen 6-86; Warner, Kyle 6-62; Sontra, Lucas 3-35; Logotala, Va’aselau 2-13; Zeglin, Jon 1-41; Cummings, Connor 1-16; Orr, Tim 1-6; Madison, Niko 1-6; Nelson, Evan 1-4. INTERCEPTIONS: Pacific (Ore.)-None. Pacific Lutheran-McFadden, Sean 1-18; Cummings, Connor 1-0. FUMBLES: Pacific (Ore.)-Minaya, PJ 1-0. Pacific Lutheran-Cummings, Connor 1-0; Orr, Tim 1-0; Logotala, Va’aselau 1-1. Stadium: Sparks Stadium Attendance: 2715 Kickoff time: 12:30 pm End of Game: 3:05 pm Total elapsed time: 2:35 Officials: Referee: Wane Dallosto; Umpire: James Sillik; Linesman: Walter Keatley; Line judge: Larry Staab; Back judge: Jon Williams; Field judge: Chad Burch; Side judge: Eric Cheatley; Temperature: 50s Wind: light Weather: Overcast/foogy

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GAME SUMMARY PUYALLUP, Wash. – While Pacific did not leave Sparks Stadium with a win on Saturday, they proved that they should be considered one of the Northwest Conference’s football top teams this season. The Boxers were headed for the victory before Nick Kaylor’s 20-yard field goal with two seconds left spelled heartbreak, allowing No. 17/20 ranked Pacific Lutheran to steal the 17-16 victory. The game-winning kick topped an impressive last minute drive that saw the Lutes march 39 yards in 35 seconds after a 36-yard punt return by Connor Cummings. The field goal was PLU’s only points in the second half as both defenses set the pace through the final 30 minutes. Kaylor got redemption at the end after he missed a 33-yarder and had a 29-yard attempt blocked earlier in the quarter. Pacific (5-1, 2-1 NWC) provided the Lutes a very even matchup. PLU (5-1, 2-1 NWC) outgained Pacific offensively 345 to 335, with both squads relying on the passing game for most of their production. Quarterback T.C. Campbell (Jr., Kaimuki, Hawaii) led the Boxers by completing 14 of 19 for 162 yards and the Boxers’ only touchdown. P.J. Minaya (Sr., Wahiawa, Hawaii) completed 6 of 9 passes for 84 yards, but was intercepted twice. Jordan Fukumoto (Mililani, Hawaii) caught five passes for 113 yards. Deven McKinney (Jr., Spanaway, Wash.) led Pacific’s ground game with 52 yards on six carries. PLU quarterback Dalton Ritchey completed 22 of 31 passes for 269 yards, but was sacked four times by the stout Pacific defense and failed to throw a touchdown pass. Kellen Westering caught six passes for 86 yards while Kyle Warner caught six for 62 yards. Running back Niko Madison, who entered the game averaging 96.2 rushing yards per game, was limited to 42 yards on 11 carries. At the outset, it looked as though the predictions of a PLU rout by some would come to fruition. Sean McFadden intercepted Minaya on the Boxers’ initial drive, and the Lutes marched 60 yards in nine plays. Madison scored the touchdown on a three-yard run as the Lutes opened the 7-0 lead with 5:40 to go in the first quarter. The Lutes made it a 14-0 game at the 12:08 mark of the second quarter, with Va’a Logotala scampering in from one-yard out to complete the 13-play, 67-yard drive. PLU provided for the first of many goal lines stands by both teams on Pacific’s ensuing possession, but Moses Villareal-Gomez (Jr., Stockton, Calif.) put Pacific on the board with a 28-yard field goal with 7:10 left in the half. After forcing three-and-out on the Lutes next series, Pacific needed just three plays to draw within striking distance of the lead. McKinney opened the drive with a 50-yard run and Berry ended with his nine-yard reception from Campbell to bring the Boxers within 14-10 with 3:27 remaining. Pacific got the ball back with 1:20 to go and marched into the red zone, but the Lutes provided another goal-line stand. Villareal-Gomez returned for another 28-yard field goal and sent the Boxers into halftime down 14-13. Both defenses locked down in the second half, providing for an entertaining battle. PLU and Pacific both went three-and-out on their initial possessions and then traded turnovers before the Boxers pulled into the lead. The Boxers saw a clock-eating 14-play drive of nearly eight minutes stopped at the nine-yard line. Villareal-Gomez delivered with a 26-yard field goal that put Pacific up 16-14 with 1:57 left in the third quarter. In the fourth quarter, it was Pacific’s turn to deliver the goal-line stops. The Lutes knocked on the door early in the quarter as Ritchey ran to the near the goal line on third and goal, but an unsportsmanlike conduct flag marched the ball back to the Pacific 16-yard line. Kaylor came on and missed a 33-yard field goal. After a Pacific punt, the Lutes saw a 66-yard, 8:33 drive come up short again at the foot of Kaylor. His 29-yard attempt with 2:39 was blocked by Devin Lagorio (Sr., Stockton, Calif.) and Pacific had a chance to close it out as they took over at their own 17-yard line. Again, defense dictated the proceedings as the Boxers were again forced to punt. Aaron Koford (Sr., Wilsonville, Ore.) succeeded with a 47-yard boot, and the Boxers appeared to have a shot as Cummings muffed the catch. He recovered and proceeded to use great blocking to return the kick 36 yards and give PLU great field position with 35 seconds left. Ritchey saw the field well, finding Warner for a 20-yard completion and Cummings for a 16yard completion before the Boxers stopped the Lutes again at the three-yard line. This time, the third time was a charm for Kaylor as he connected from 20-yard out for the winner. Brandon Harms (Jr., Canby, Ore.) led the Pacific defense with seven tackles, including a halfsack and half-tackle for loss. Craig Bailey (Sr., Fairfield, Calif.) and Jack Perez (So., Petaluma, Calif.) each had six tackles while Sean Bangs (Sr., Portland, Ore.) had five tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss and 2.5 sacks. Cummings and Jordan Patterson each had six tackles to lead PLU.

2013 Game By Game Game No. 7 • Oct. 24, 2013 Chicago Pacific

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Lincoln Park Stadium, Forest Grove • Attendance: 1,825 Weather: Partly Cloudy, 50 degrees Score by Quarters Chicago Pacific (Ore.) Scoring Summary 2nd 09:35 PAC 3rd 11:13 PAC 00:37 CHI 4th 10:26 PAC

1 0 0

2 0 7

3 6 7

4 0 7

Score 6 21

Record 5-2 6-1

McKinney, Deven 6 yd run (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 10-68 5:20, CHI 0 - PAC 7 Lawrence, Jakob 8 yd pass from Campbell, T.C. (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 7-63 3:45, CHI 0 - PAC 14 Ross-Nash,Zak 1 yd run (Kurzydlowski,Karol kick blockd), 19-90 10:27, CHI 6 - PAC 14 McKinney, Deven 5 yd run (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 6-49 2:36, CHI 6 - PAC 21

UC 21 38-115 187 42-21-0 80-302 0-0 0-0 3-47 0-0 3-35.0 0-0 6-68 39:51 13 of 21 1 of 4 1-2 2-15

PAC 15 25-136 148 15-11-0 40-284 0-0 2-36 2-9 0-0 3-33.3 1-1 3-63 20:09 4 of 7 0 of 0 3-3 1-11

RUSHING: Chicago-Ross-Nash,Zak 26-77; Gaines,Ian 7-36; Cortina,Vincent 3-4; Brutofsky,Tom 1-0; Little,Josh 1-minus 2. Pacific (Ore.)-Schultze, Gunther 8-54; McKinney, Deven 9-46; Campbell, T.C. 2-31; Ladiges, Bobby 4-20; Minaya, PJ 2-minus 15. PASSING: Chicago-Cortina,Vincent 21-42-0-187. Pacific (Ore.)-Minaya, PJ 8-11-0-114; Campbell, T.C. 3-4-0-34. RECEIVING: Chicago-Thoms,Cole 8-63; Macri,Colin 7-60; Ross-Nash,Zak 2-18; Massey,Nathan 1-18; Maseda,Miguel 1-14; Gaines,Ian 1-9; O’Neill,Tom 1-5. Pacific (Ore.)-Fukumoto, Jordan 4-56; Lawrence, Jakob 3-47; Ladiges, Bobby 1-29; Taylor, Brian 1-6; Kamealoha, Darin 1-6; Anthony, Blake 1-4. INTERCEPTIONS: Chicago-None. Pacific (Ore.)-None. FUMBLES: Chicago-None. Pacific (Ore.)-Minaya, PJ 1-1. Stadium: Lincoln Park Stadium Attendance: 1825 Kickoff time: 1:00 pm End of Game: 3:30 pm Total elapsed time: 2:30 Officials: Referee: Mark Koch; Umpire: Daniel Stivers; Linesman: John McLain; Line judge: Dwayne Johnson; Back judge: Nick Larsen; Field judge: Rob Quello; Side judge: Rob Hilstentege; Scorer: Kaitlyn Shikada; Temperature: 50 Wind: NW 6mph Weather: cloudy

GAME SUMMARY FOREST GROVE – Deven McKinney (Jr., Spanaway, Wash.) rushed for two touchdowns to lead Pacific as they secured their first winning season since 1987 Saturday, winning a 21-6 defensive battle over the Univ. of Chicago in non-conference football action at Lincoln Park Stadium. McKinney scored the game’s first touchdown with 9:35 left in the second quarter and then added a needed insurance score at the 10:26 mark of the fourth quarter. Jakob Lawrence (Jr., Sherwood, Ore.) scored the Boxers’ second touchdown off of their first possession of the second half. With the victory, Pacific secured the program’s first winning season since 1987 in just the fourth year since the team was reinstated in 2010. The Boxers went 4-3-2 that season, finishing fourth in the Columbia Football Association’s Mt. Hood Division. Chicago, of the Division III University Athletic Association, dropped to 5-2. “It guarantees a winning season for our program, which in year four is a significant accomplishment for us,” said Pacific Head Coach Keith Buckley. “So we have to be happy with it and get right back to work tomorrow.” As expected, the game proved to be a defensive battle that saw the Maroons control time of possession. Chicago held onto the ball for 39 minutes, 51 seconds, and had two drives over nine minutes in length. The Maroons outgained the Boxers 302 yards to 284 yards (Pacific fewest yards of offense this season) and were 13 of 21 on third down conversions. “Chicago did a heck of a job against us. They are a well coached football team,” Buckley said. “They like to milk the clock and slow the game down and they certainly did that. I don’t think any of our guys are feeling great about how we played today, but to not feel great and still come away with the win is something we’re excited about.” McKinney’s two scores led a day that saw Pacific rush for 136 yards. McKinney had 46 yards while Gunther Schultze (Sr., Bellflower, Calif.) led the team with 54 yards on eight carries. Quarterback P.J. Minaya (Sr., Wahiawa, Hawaii) completed 8 of 11 passes for 114 yards while T.C. Campbell (Jr., Kaimuki, Hawaii) was 3 for 4 for 34 yards and a touchdown. Jordan Fukumoto (Jr., Mililani, Hawaii) led the receivers with four catches for 56 yards. Chicago quarterback Vincent Cortina completed 21 of 42 passes for 182 yards. Zak RossNash rushed 26 times for 77 yards and the Maroons’ only touchdown while Cole Thoms caught eight balls for 63 yards. Neither team scored in a first quarter that ended with a Maroons’ drive that milked the final nine minutes off of the clock, but ended on an incomplete pass by Cortina on the first play of the second quarter. Pacific took over at their own 32-yard line and took over five minutes to score on McKinney’s six-yard run, making it a 7-0 lead at the 9:35 mark. Chicago saw their two second quarter drives stunted in Pacific territory, the first ending on a punt and the second on another incomplete pass on fourth down. Moses Villareal-Gomez (Jr., Stockton, Calif.) attempted what would have been a school record 52-yard field goal with six seconds left in the half, but the kick fell short and the Maroons’ Vincent Beltrano ran it back to midfield to end the period. Chicago controlled the ball for well over 20 minutes in the first half, but did not have any points to show for it. Pacific made it a 14-0 lead on the first drive of the season half as Campbell found Lawrence for the eight-yard touchdown pass four minutes into the period. Chicago followed with a 19play drive on their next possession, which would take an amazing 10 minutes, 34 seconds. The drive yielded the Maroons’ only score of the day as Nash-Ross ran one yard for the touchdown. Devin Lagorio (Sr., Stockton, Calif.) blocked his third kick of the season on the point-after attempt, keeping it to a 14-6 game. The Boxers scored again on their first full drive of the fourth quarter. McKinney followed up a 19-yard pass play from Minaya to Fukumoto by running in five yards for the touchdown with 10:26 left, securing the final 21-6 margin. The Maroons’ slow style of play killed their chances of a comeback late, as a 15-play drive that took 7 minutes, 37 seconds came up empty. Chicago marched 59 yards on the possession, but turned the ball over on downs with 2:49 left. Having used all of their timeouts, Chicago could not stop the clock as the Boxers gained a first down and went into victory formation to end the game. Bryan Mills (Sr., Imbler, Ore.) led the Pacific defense with 10 tackles, including seven solo efforts. The Boxers finished with six tackles for loss, led by 1.5 from Tim Hastie (Sr., Auberry, Calif.) and Landon Aano (Sr., Ewa Beach, Hawaii). Schuyler Montefalco has six tackles to lead Chicago. BOXER BYTES: Both teams were held well below their season scoring averages. Pacific entered the game averaging 36.3 points per game, while Chicago averaged 23.5 points per game…The game was the first-ever meeting between Pacific and Chicago in any sport. The Boxers will play the Maroons at Stagg Field in Chicago next fall…A number of Pacific football alumni who played for Paul Stagg between 1947 and 1960 gathered for a reunion prior to the game. Stagg is the son of famed Chicago head coach Amos Alonzo Stagg and Paul Stagg was the starting quarterback for the Maroons in the early 1930s…A moment of silence was observed prior to the game for Abby Robinson and Anna Dieter-Eckhart, sisters who were killed in hit-and-run collision last Sunday just blocks from the Pacific campus.

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2013 Game By Game Game No. 8 • Nov. 2, 2013 Lewis & Clark Pacific

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Lincoln Park Stadium, Forest Grove • Attendance: 1,665 Weather: Partly Cloudy, 52 degrees Score by Quarters Lewis & Clark Pacific (Ore.) Scoring Summary 1st 10:10 PAC 03:54 PAC 00:10 L&C 2nd 14:53 PAC 13:00 PAC 07:34 L&C 00:23 PAC 3rd 13:45 PAC 11:30 PAC 08:33 L&C 07:14 PAC 03:00 PAC 00:44 L&C 4th 10:20 PAC

1 7 13

2 7 21

3 14 27

4 0 7

Score 28 68

Record 1-7, 1-4 7-1, 3-1

Schultze, Gunther 30 yd run (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 4-57 1:56, L&C 0 - PAC 7 Fukumoto, Jordan 33 yd pass from Minaya, PJ (Kawai, Kelson rush failed), 4-44 1:45, L&C 0 - PAC 13 Frisina,Andrew 2 yd pass from Welch,Keith (Brown,Colin kick), 8-75 3:44, L&C 7 - PAC 13 Schultze, Gunther 12 yd run (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 2-51 0:12, L&C 7 - PAC 20 Campbell, T.C. 32 yd run (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 1-32 0:11, L&C 7 - PAC 27 Nelson,Darrell 33 yd pass from Welch,Keith (Brown,Colin kick), 11-82 5:19, L&C 14 - PAC 27 Lawrence, Jakob 21 yd pass from Minaya, PJ (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 10-63 4:37, L&C 14 - PAC 34 Ladiges, Bobby 5 yd run (Villareal-Gomez, M kick blockd), 3-48 1:07, L&C 14 - PAC 40 McKinney, Deven 1 yd run (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 2-28 0:29, L&C 14 - PAC 47 Frisina,Andrew 10 yd pass from Welch,Keith (Brown,Colin kick), 7-62 2:48, L&C 21 - PAC 47 Ladiges, Bobby 20 yd run (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 3-57 1:13, L&C 21 - PAC 54 McKinney, Deven 13 yd run (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 4-51 1:14, L&C 21 - PAC 61 Costantino, Jacob 11 yd run (Brown,Colin kick), 5-72 2:11, L&C 28 - PAC 61 Roher, Caleb 7 yd pass from Minaya, PJ (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 11-66 5:15, L&C 28 - PAC 68

L&C 18 26-48 304 40-26-1 66-352 0-0 0-0 9-187 1-13 6-31.2 0-0 7-85 30:41 7 of 16 0 of 2 3-3 2-15

PAC 29 48-386 174 17-12-1 65-560 0-0 4-61 5-57 1-16 1-15.0 0-0 8-75 29:19 7 of 11 0 of 0 7-8 5-19

RUSHING: Lewis & Clark-Welch,Keith 13-35; Costantino, Jacob 11-12; Bocker,Josh 1-1; Hawkins, Michael 1-0. Pacific (Ore.)-Schultze, Gunther 13-126; McKinney, Deven 4-59; Campbell, T.C. 2-55; Pimental, Kamana 9-52; Ladiges, Bobby 5-48; Barretto, Bronson 7-42; Brinkworth, Josh 1-6; Selby, Nathan 2-6; Magana, Juan Carlos 1-1; Dean, Parker 1-minus 1; Minaya, PJ 3-minus 8. PASSING: Lewis & Clark-Welch,Keith 26-39-1-304; Frisina,Andrew 0-1-0-0. Pacific (Ore.)-Minaya, PJ 9-14-1-137; Siddle-Mitchell, Set 1-1-0-5; Shaw, Warner 1-1-0-5; Campbell, T.C. 1-1-0-27. RECEIVING: Lewis & Clark-Costantino, Jacob 11-64; Frisina,Andrew 8-93; Nelson,Darrell 3-60; Shirey,Curtis 2-47; Taft,Bruce 1-34; Salois,Zac 1-6. Pacific (Ore.)-Fukumoto, Jordan 4-87; Lawrence, Jakob 2-38; Berry, James 1-13; Anthony, Blake 1-10; Kawai, Kelson 1-9; Roher, Caleb 1-7; Merriam, Kyle 1-5; Yip, Cameron 1-5. INTERCEPTIONS: Lewis & Clark-Boyd,Lincoln 1-13. Pacific (Ore.)-Hastie, Tim 1-16. FUMBLES: Lewis & Clark-None. Pacific (Ore.)-None. Stadium: Lincoln Park Stadium Attendance: 1655 Kickoff time: 1:00 pm End of Game: 4:00 pm Total elapsed time: 3:00 Officials: Referee: Brent Baumann; Umpire: Mike Murff; Linesman: Brian Brown; Line judge: Dale Keller; Back judge: Gerry Rasch; Field judge: Joel Murphy; Side judge: Richard Ross; Scorer: Kaitlyn Shikada; Temperature: 52 Wind: W 16 MPH Weather: 30% chance of rain

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GAME SUMMARY FOREST GROVE – Pacific posted the best rushing day since the program’s return in 2010 on Saturday, running for 386 yards in a 68-28 rout of Lewis & Clark in Northwest Conference football action at Lincoln Park Stadium. Rushing accounted for the majority of the Boxers’ 560 yards of total offense on the afternoon and was just short of the school single game record of 409 yards set against Pacific Lutheran in 1952. Seven of the Boxers’ touchdowns came on the ground as Pacific scored on 10 of their 13 possessions and was forced to punt just once. “The offensive line did a great job of opening up some holes,” Pacific Head Coach Keith Buckley said of the great rushing performance. “There were some plays where our running backs weren’t in traffic until six, seven, eight yards down the road. They got through some holes and made some space.” It is the third time since the program’s 2010 reinstatement that Pacific had score more than 60 points in a game and the second time this season, bettering the 67 the Boxers scored against Occidental on Sept. 14. Lewis & Clark (1-7, 1-4 NWC), meanwhile, gave up 50 or more points for the third consecutive game. “We wanted to start fast and I think our guys answered the call,” Buckley said. “We put the ball down and got after it right off the bat. That’s big step for us because moving forward against Willamette and Linfield we have to play a full 60 minutes to be competitive with them.” Gunther Schultze (Sr., Bellflower, Calif.) led the ground attack, finishing with 12 carries for 134 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Deven McKinney (Jr., Stanaway, Wash.) added 59 yards on four carries. Quarterback P.J. Minaya (Sr., Wahiawa, Hawaii) led a comparatively muted Pacific air attack, completing 9 of 14 for 129 yards and three touchdowns. Jordan Fukumoto (Jr., Mililani, Hawaii) caught four of those passes for 87 yards and a touchdown. Brandon Harms (Jr., Canby, Ore.) was a force on defense and on special teams, leading the Boxers with six tackles and two of the Boxers’ 13 tackles for loss. He also had two punt returns for 73 yards, including a long return of 42 yards in the second third quarter. Moses Villareal-Gomez (Jr., Stockton, Calif.) made eight extra points, tying his own school record that he set in 2012 and tied earlier this season against Puget Sound. Keith Welch paced the Lewis & Clark offense as the quarterback completed 26 of 39 passes for 305 yards and three touchdowns, but was limited to 34 yards rushing. Andrew Frisina caught eight passes for 94 yards and a pair of touchdowns while Darrel Nelson finished with 163 yards of total offense, including 103 yards on four kickoff returns. Schultze opened scoring for the Boxers with the first big play of the day, rushing for 30 yards to compete a four-play drive just five minutes in. Minaya made it a 13-0 game when he found Fukumoto for a 33-yard scoring pass with 3:54 left in the first quarter. The Pioneers found the end zone on their next possession, with Welch completing to Frisina for a 2-yard pass that made it 13-7 at the end of the first. Pacific replied on a score fueled by a 39-yard run by McKinney and a 12-yard scoring run by Schultze. On their next possession, quarterback T.C. Campbell (Jr., Kaimuki, Hawaii) needed just one play to score after a short L&C punt, rushing 32 yards for the touchdown. Lewis & Clark kept it close, reducing the advantage to 27-14 when Welch found Darrell Nelson for the 33-yard touchdown pass. Pacific closed out the half with their longest drive of the game, moving 63 yards in 4 minutes, 45 seconds. Minaya capped the series with a 21-yard scoring pass to Jakob Lawrence (Jr., Sherwood, Ore.) that put the Boxers up 34-14 at the half. Pacific broke the game open with four touchdowns in the third quarter. The barrage began on the opening drive. Schultze broke off a run of 23 yards and Bobby Ladiges (So., Escalon, Calif.) added runs of 25 yards and a five-yard scoring run to make it 40-14 with 1:15 gone. Harms gave Pacific great field position on their next drive as he returned the L&C punt 42 yards to the Pioneers’ 28-yard line. A 27-yard pass play to Fukumoto was followed by a short one-yard McKinney scoring run to make it 47-14. Lewis & Clark scored on their next possession, with Welch finding Frisina for an 11-yard touchdown run with 8:33 to go. The Boxers needed 1:18 to score on their next drive, with Ladiges rushing in for the 20-yard touchdown run. McKinney then added his second touchdown of the game when his 13-yard rush ended a four-play, 1:19 drive. L&C added one more score late in the quarter as Jacob Constantino rushed 11 yards to the end zone. Pacific added one more touchdown early in the fourth quarter, with Minaya completing a seven-yard scoring pass to Caleb Roher (Jr., Gresham, Ore.). In addition to harms’ six tackles, Craig Bailey (Sr., Fairfield, Calif.), Jaquari People (So., Merced, Calif.), Devin Lagorio (Sr., Stockton, Calif.) and Alex Willeford (Jr., Keizer, Ore.) each had four tackles. Both Lagorio and Willeford earned credit for a sack and two tackles for loss. Lucas Rogers finished with eight tackles to lead Lewis & Clark.

2013 Game By Game Game No. 9 • Nov. 9, 2013 #25 (AFCA) Pacific Willamette

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McCullough Stadium, Salem, Ore. • Attendance: 2,285 Weather: Cloudy & Cool, 48 degrees

Score by Quarters Pacific (Ore.) Willamette Scoring Summary 2nd 05:39 PAC 01:34 WU 3rd 08:05 PAC 01:56 PAC 4th 09:28 WU 05:58 WU

1 0 0

2 7 7

3 10 0

4 0 14

Score 17 21

Record 7-2, 3-2 6-2, 3-2

McKinney, Deven 33 yd run (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 7-58 2:40, PAC 7 - WU 0 Wyman, Taylor 4 yd run (Derby, Kyle kick), 4-35 1:08, PAC 7 - WU 7 Anthony, Blake 32 yd pass from Minaya, PJ (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 7-56 4:10, PAC 14 - WU 7 Villareal-Gomez, M 45 yd field goal, 7-9 4:03, PAC 17 - WU 7 Smith, Beau 58 yd pass from Dean, Josh (Derby, Kyle kick), 2-90 0:23, PAC 17 - WU 14 Wyman, Taylor 20 yd pass from Dean, Josh (Derby, Kyle kick), 7-75 1:54, PAC 17 - WU 21

PAC 15 42-104 162 29-17-0 71-266 0-0 4-71 4-76 0-0 8-39.0 0-0 8-65 36:40 6 of 19 0 of 1 1-2 4-17

WU 18 41-142 232 31-17-0 72-374 0-0 3-30 4-80 0-0 8-37.8 3-2 7-74 23:20 6 of 16 1 of 2 2-2 6-41

RUSHING: Pacific (Ore.)-McKinney, Deven 9-59; Schultze, Gunther 14-44; Ladiges, Bobby 5-15; TEAM 1-minus 1; Minaya, PJ 4-minus 2; Campbell, T.C. 9-minus 11. Willamette-Wyman, Taylor 24-73; Dean, Josh 14-71; Grace, De’Zhon 1-0; TEAM 2-minus 2. PASSING: Pacific (Ore.)-Minaya, PJ 12-17-0-113; Campbell, T.C. 5-12-0-49. Willamette-Dean, Josh 17-31-0-232. RECEIVING: Pacific (Ore.)-Lawrence, Jakob 5-42; Anthony, Blake 3-45; Fukumoto, Jordan 3-37; Marchbanks, Will 3-14; McKinney, Deven 2-20; Schultze, Gunther 1-4. Willamette-Smith, Beau 5-120; Grace, De’Zhon 3-39; Wyman, Taylor 3-38; Traeger, Derek 3-22; Baker, Erik 1-8; Mendoza, Joe 1-5; Kirk, Quinton 1-0. INTERCEPTIONS: Pacific (Ore.)-None. Willamette-None.

GAME SUMMARY SALEM, Ore. – After seeing a number of critical first quarter half opportunities go unrealized, Pacific watched Willamette mount a fourth quarter comeback Saturday, erasing a 10-point Pacific lead for a 21-17 victory over the Boxers in Northwest Conference football action at McCullough Stadium. The two teams came through a defensive-minded first half tied 7-7 before the Boxers scored a touchdown and a 45-yard Moses VIllareal-Gomez (Jr., Stockton, Calif.) field goal to take a 17-7 lead going into the fourth quarter. Willamette quarterback Josh Dean led the comeback, finding Beau Smith for a 58-yard scoring pass with 9:58 to go before connecting with Taylor Wyman for the winning score with 5:58 left. Pacific, ranked 25th in the latest American Football Coaches Association Division III Coaches Poll, dropped to 7-2, 3-2. Willamette snapped a two-game losing streak as they improved to 6-2, 3-2 NWC. The Bearcats limited Pacific to just 266 yards of total offense, the Boxers’ lowest total of the season. Quarterback P.J. Minaya (Sr., Wahiawa, Hawaii) led the passing game as he completed 12 of 17 passes for 113 yards and a touchdown. Blake Anthony (Jr., Valencia, Calif.) caught three passes for 45 yards and a touchdown while Deven McKinney (Jr., Stanaway, Wash.) carried nine times for 59 yards and a touchdown. Brandon Harms (Jr., Canby, Ore.) had another big day on both defense and special teams. He finished with 10 tackles, seven solo, with a half-sack, a half-tackle for loss and a forced fumble. He also returned four punts for 71 yards, including a 49-yard return in the first quarter. Dean completed 17 of 31 passes for 232 yards and two touchdowns and also rushed for 71 yards as the Bearcats finished with 374 yards of total offense. Wyman rushed 24 times for 73 yards and a touchdown while Beau Smith caught five passes for 120 yards and a touchdown. Pacific was unable to cash in on a number of scoring opportunities in the first half, which negated some excellent play by the defense. The Boxers forced Willamette to go three-and-out on their first three possessions. After being stopped short of the red zone on their first drive into Willamette territory, Pacific watched Villareal-Gomez miss a 43-yarder wide left with 1:45 to go in the first quarter. Special teams set Pacific up well on their next possession as Harms returned Wyman’s punt 49 yards to the Willamette 12-yard line. The Boxers failed to advance the ball and came up empty as Villareal-Gomez missed again, this time a 31-yarder that also went wide left. Pacific finally broke the scoreless deadlock with 5:39 to go in the first half, with McKinney finding a big hole to run 33 yards for the touchdown. Willamette struck back four minutes late, with Wyman rushing four yards into the end zone to cap a short four-play, 35-yard drive and send the teams into halftime tied at 7-7. After being stopped short on their first possession of the second half, the Boxers turned another big defensive stop into a score as Harms forced a fumble, which was recovered by Landon Aano (Sr., Ewa Beach, Hawaii) at the Willamette 40-yard line. Seven plays later, Minaya found Anthony for a 32-yard touchdown pass as the Boxers went up 14-7 with 8:05 left in the third quarter. Pacific scored again on their next possession. This time, Villareal-Gomez got redemption as he nailed a 45-yard field goal with 1:56 left to make it a 17-7 game. The field goal is the third longest in Pacific history and the longest since the Boxers’ return to the field in 2010. From that point on, though, it was the Bearcats that got all the breaks. Dean used two big pass plays to Beau Smith to bring his team within three, competing one pass for 32 yards and his next pass for 58 yards and a touchdown with 9:28 to go. Willamette took the lead on their next possession, with Dean leading the way as he found Wyman for a 20-yard touchdown pass with 5:58 to go. Pacific saw what would be their last possession stunted at midfield. Willamette was backed well into their own territory on their final drive, but a pair of big third down runs allowed the Bearcats to run out the clock. In addition to Harm’s 10 tackles, Tim Hastie (Sr., Auberry, Calif.) finished with eight tackles. Aano finished with 1.5 sacks, 1.5 tackles for loss, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery. Jack Nelson led the Willamette defense with 12 tackles while Tait Stephens finished with 10.

FUMBLES: Pacific (Ore.)-None. Willamette-Dean, Josh 2-1; Grace, De’Zhon 1-1. Stadium: McCulloch Stadium Attendance: 2285 Kickoff time: 1:35 pm End of Game: 4:08 pm Total elapsed time: 2:33 Officials: Referee: Jeff Rink; Umpire: Daniel Stivers; Linesman: John McLain; Line judge: Gregory Knox; Back judge: Rob Fuller; Field judge: Rob Quello; Side judge: Brian Burns; Scorer: Ross Johnson; Temperature: 48 F Wind: Calm Weather: Cloudy and Cool

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2013 Game By Game Game No. 10 • Nov. 9, 2013 #2/2 Linfield Pacific

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Lincoln Park Stadium, Forest Grove • Attendance: 3,200 Weather: 30 Percent Chance Of Rain, 52 degrees Score by Quarters Linfield Pacific Scoring Summary 1st 02:43 PAC 00:20 LIN 2nd 01:32 PAC 00:08 PAC 3rd 10:20 PAC 06:53 LIN 4th 13:18 LIN 06:44 LIN 02:12 PAC

1 7 3

2 0 10

3 7 3

4 14 6

Score 28 22

Record 9-0, 6-0 7-3, 3-3

Villareal-Gomez, M 43 yd field goal, 14-63 7:30, LIN 0 - PAC 3 Yoder, Josh 14 yd run (Repp, Josh kick), 1-14 0:06, LIN 7 - PAC 3 Lawrence, Jakob 20 yd pass from Campbell, T.C. (Villareal-Gomez, M kick), 11-75 5:37, LIN 7 - PAC 10 Villareal-Gomez, M 29 yd field goal, 4-9 1:04, LIN 7 - PAC 13 Villareal-Gomez, M 28 yd field goal, 10-59 4:34, LIN 7 - PAC 16 Hill, Josh 1 yd run (Repp, Josh kick), 8-63 3:20, LIN 14 - PAC 16 Yoder, Josh 4 yd run (Repp, Josh kick), 11-71 3:56, LIN 21 - PAC 16 Yoder, Josh 17 yd run (Repp, Josh kick), 7-55 2:53, LIN 28 - PAC 16 Minaya, PJ 5 yd run (Villareal-Gomez, M kick failed), 9-69 1:30, LIN 28 - PAC 22

LIN 18 44-224 89 16-10-0 60-313 0-0 3-30 6-101 2-0 6-37.0 2-1 9-64 24:59 6 of 12 0 of 0 4-4 1-4

PAC 22 31-79 302 48-28-2 79-381 0-0 2--2 4-56 0-0 4-46.8 2-1 7-44 35:01 11 of 20 0 of 0 4-4 3-15

RUSHING: Linfield-Hill, Josh 18-100; Yoder, Josh 17-82; Willis, Tavon 7-43; TEAM 2-minus 1. Pacific (Ore.)-Schultze, Gunther 13-47; Campbell, T.C. 3-12; McKinney, Deven 6-11; Minaya, PJ 3-6; Ladiges, Bobby 4-3; Fukumoto, Jordan 2-0. PASSING: Linfield-Yoder, Josh 10-16-0-89. Pacific (Ore.)-Minaya, PJ 17-31-1-188; Campbell, T.C. 11-17-1-114. RECEIVING: Linfield-Peterson, Evan 3-20; Sigler, David 1-20; Meng, Westly 1-10; Arkans, Mikey 1-10; Willis, Tavon 1-8; Nelson, Colin 1-8; Poppen, Charlie 1-7; Priester, Jacob 1-6. Pacific (Ore.)Lawrence, Jakob 6-105; Kawai, Kelson 6-54; Marchbanks, Will 3-26; McKinney, Deven 3-22; Fukumoto, Jordan 3-20; Berry, James 2-28; Anthony, Blake 2-15; Taylor, Brian 1-27; Suyematsu, Nathan 1-5; Ladiges, Bobby 1-0. INTERCEPTIONS: Linfield-Forman, Colin 1-0; Zarosinski, Ian 1-0. Pacific (Ore.)-None. FUMBLES: Linfield-Yoder, Josh 1-1; Payne, Spencer 1-0. Pacific (Ore.)-Harms,Brandon 1-1; Roher, Caleb 1-0. Stadium: Lincoln Park Stadium Attendance: 3200 Kickoff time: 1:00 pm End of Game: 3:50 pm Total elapsed time: 2:50 Officials: Referee: Roman Petkevici; Umpire: Mike Murff; Linesman: Michael Livings; Line judge: Larry Staab; Back judge: Michael Baker; Field judge: Rob Quello; Side judge: Eric Cheatley; Scorer: Kaitlyn Shikada; Temperature: 52 Wind: 5mph N Weather: 30% chance of rain

GAME SUMMARY FOREST GROVE – Coming into today’s game, Linfield had averaged 48.8 points per game and made a habit of blowing out their Northwest Conference opponents. On Saturday, Pacific gave the Wildcats all they could handle and gave their seniors a game they will remember for years to come. Trailing 13-7 at halftime, Linfield rallied behind quarterback Josh Yoder to three second half touchdowns as they survived an upset score with a 28-22 victory over the Boxers at Lincoln Park Stadium. The Boxers (7-3, 3-3 NWC) led by as much as 16-7 early in the third quarter before the Wildcats (9-0, 6-0 NWC) scored three the three touchdowns to keep their undefeated season intact. Josh Hill accounted for the first score while Yoder had runs of four yards and 17 yards. Pacific gave Linfield, ranked No. 2 in the D3Football.com Poll and No. 3 in the AFCA Division III Coaches Poll, their closest game of the year. The Boxers outgained the Wildcats on offense 381 to 313 and dominated time of possession, holding onto the ball for 35 minutes. Turnovers proved to be the Boxers’ nemesis as Linfield came up with two interceptions and a fumble recovery. The game proved to be a defining moment for Pacific, who finishes with seven wins just four years after restarting the program from scratch in 2010. Pacific said farewell to 38 seniors who helped build the program from the start. Head Coach Keith Buckley praised the play of his squad on an emotional day, but did not hide the fact that everyone came away disappointed. “From where we started to where we were a year ago to where we are, there is absolute progress in this football program,” Buckley said. “But we had a chance. We were up and we didn’t close it out, and that hurts. Ultimately, though, we are proud of what this team has accomplished.” Quarterback P.J. Minaya (Sr., Wahiawa, Hawaii) was strong in his Pacific finale, completing 17 of 31 passes for 188 yards. T.C. Campbell (Jr., Kaimuki, Hawaii) completed 11 of 17 passes for 114 yards and the Boxers’ only passing touchdown. Jakob Lawrence (Jr., Sherwood, Ore.) was the top target, catching six balls for 105 yards and a touchdown, while Gunther Schultze (Sr., Bellflower, Calif.) capped his Pacific career by rushing for 47 yards on 13 carries. Punter Aaron Koford (Sr., Wilsonville, Ore.) was critical to the field position game, punting four times for an average of 46.8 yards per punt and a career-long punt of 55 yards. Three of his four boots were inside the 20-yard line. Yoder completed 10 of 16 passes for 89 yards and also rushed for 82 yards and three touchdowns to lead Linfield. Hill rushed for 100 yards and a touchdown while Evan Peterson and David Sigler each finished with 20 receiving yards. The Pacific defense stunned the Wildcats in the early going, forcing three-and-out on their first series and punts on each of their first three possessions. After the Linfield defense held on the Boxers’ first series, Pacific cobbled together a number of short runs to score their first points. Villareal-Gomez broke the deadlock with a 43-yard field goal that completed a 14-play drive that ate 7:38 for a 3-0 Pacific lead. Special teams would set the Wildcats up for their first score as Eli Biodine hit Pacific return man Brandon Harms (Jr., Canby, Ore.), forcing a fumble and recovering the ball at the Pacific 14-yard line. Yoder wasted no time, running 14 yards on the next play for the score to put Linfield ahead 7-3 with 20 seconds to go in the first quarter. The defensive struggle continued in the second quarter, but the Boxers managed to break through late when Campbell found Lawrence for a leaping 20-yard touchdown pass with 1:32 to go that made it a 10-7 game. Two plays later, Sean Bangs (Sr., Portland, Ore.) landed one of three sacks of Yoder, forcing a fumble that was recovered by the Boxers’ Eddie Carrillo (Jr., Milpitas, Calif.). The Boxers converted that into a 29-yard Villareal-Gomez field goal that sent Pacific into the locker room with a 13-7 lead. It was the first time Linfield had trailed an opponent all season as the Wildcats were held to just 82 yards and seven first downs. Pacific finished with 122 first half yards and had the ball for over 20 minutes. Pacific opened the second half with another scoring drive. Villareal-Gomez hit his third field goal of the game, this time connecting from 28 yards to give the Boxers a 16-7 lead. Linfield responded on their next drive, with a one-yard Hill run completing an eight-play, 63-yard drive that brought the Wildcats within 16-14 with 6:53 to go in the quarter. The defense started the drive that gave Linfield the lead back as Colin Forman intercepted Campbell with 2:14 left in the third. Yoder completed the drive with a four-yard touchdown run that put the Wildcats up 21-16 at the 13:08 mark of the fourth. The Wildcats added the winning score on their next drive, with Yoder breaking through the middle on third down for a 17-yard run that made it a 28-16 lead with 6:44 to go. True to form, the Boxers did not go away quietly. After their next series was stunted by a Ian Zarosinzki intercepted, Pacific forced a punt and drive quickly for the score. Minaya capped a nine-play, 69-yard drive of 1:34 with a five-yard run that brought Pacific within 28-22 with 2:12 left. Pacific had two tries at the onside kick thanks to a Linfield penalty, but the Wildcats recovered and proceeded to run out the clock. Six seniors topped the Pacific defensive chart, led by eight tackles each from Bryan Mills (Sr., Imbler, Ore.) and Tim Hastie (Sr., Auberry, Calif.) Each player was credited with a tackle for loss while Hastie had one of the Boxers’ three sacks. Forman led Linfield with 10 tackles, three tackles for loss and an interception. With seven wins, the 2013 Boxers become just the fifth team in school history to amass seven or more victories and finish fourth in the NWC at 3-3. Linfield will learn of their first round NCAA Division III playoff opponent on Sunday. BOXER BYTES: An estimated crowd of 3,200, the largest to see a Pacific home game since the 2010 return of the program, attended Saturday’s contest…Linfield’s 28 points was their fewest of the season and their six-point margin of victory is their smallest of the year…Pacific’s three losses in 2013 came by a grand total of 11 points…Pacific’s 38 seniors were honored on Friday night with a banquet attended by the players, their families and coaches. The seniors ran out onto the field as a group before the rest of the team prior to the game…In a halftime ceremony, Pacific’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee presented a $3,000 check to Oregon Health Science University’s Knight Cancer Institute. The money was raised by the sale of pink breast cancer awareness t-shirts by SAAC during Homecoming week.

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Two-time First Team All-NWC receiver Jordan Fukumoto finished fourth in the NWC in receiving yards and ninth in the league in scoring in 2013.

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The Northwest Conference is building a reputation as one of the most competitive NCAA Division III alliances in the country. The nine private colleges and universities situated throughout Oregon and Washington are nationally competitive in a broad spectrum of sports. The NWC has continually reinvented itself throughout the past 80 years.  Formed in 1926, the conference is one of the oldest athletic alliances in the western United States. Charter members included Willamette, Pacific, Whitman, the College of Puget Sound (UPS), Linfield and the College of Idaho. Lewis & Clark joined in 1931. PLU was added in 1965 and Whitworth became a member in 1970. The College of Idaho dropped out in 1978.  Whitworth left the NWC in 1984 but returned in 1988. The Northwest Conference, which for years sponsored athletic competition exclusively for men’s sports, and the Women’s Conference of Independent Colleges joined forces in 1984 to become the Northwest Conference of Independent Colleges. The name was shortened back to Northwest Conference in 1998. In 1998, all nine conference institutions shifted national affiliation from the NAIA to the NCAA. Leaving behind years of success at the NAIA level, the conference embraced the move as one that would foster equity, sportsmanship and genuine concern for the student-athlete in all endeavors of competition. Colleges and universities in NCAA Division III place the highest priority on the overall quality of the education experience and on the successful completion of all students’ academic programs. They seek to establish and maintain an environment in which a student-athlete’s sports activities are conducted as an integral part of his or her educational experience.

Final 2013 Standings Team Linfield Pacific Lutheran Willamette Pacific Whitworth Lewis & Clark Puget Sound

NWC 6-0 5-1 4-2 3-3 2-4 1-5 0-6

Pct. 1.000 .833 .667 .500 .333 .167 .000

PF 327 163 228 210 174 174 102

PA Overall 64 11-1 132 8-2 179 7-2 129 7-3 202 4-6 341 1-8 331 1-8

NWC in 2013 NCAA Playoffs 1st Round: at Linfield 42, Pacific Lutheran 21 2nd Round: at Linfield 31, Hampden-Sydney 21 Quarterfinal: at Wis.-Whitewater 28, Linfield 17

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Pct. .917 .800 .778 .700 .400 .111 .111

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2013 All-NWC Team Offensive Player of the Year: Josh Yoder, Linfield Defensive Player of the Year: Dominique Forrest, Linfield Coach of the Year: Joseph Smith, Linfield FIRST TEAM OFFENSE QB Keith Welch, Lewis & Clark % RB Josh Hill, Linfield RB Niko Madison, Pacific Lutheran WR Charlie Poppen, Linfield* WR Jordan Fukumoto, Pacific WR Kyle Warner, Pacific Lutheran* WR Derek Traeger, Willamette TE Wade Meyer, Whitwoth # OL Dalton Cosby, Whitworth OL Sean Dalton, Pacific* OL Eric Pitassi, Linfield OL Steven Schultz, Linfield* OL Tevon Stephens-Brown, PLU % KR Tyson Giza, Willamette

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Vallejo, Calif. Portland, Ore. Maple Valley, Wash. Oregon City, Ore. Mililani, Hawaii Tumwater, Wash. Mount Angel, Ore. Pullman, Wash. Spokane, Wash. San Jose, Calif. West Linn, Ore. Tacoma, Wash. Tacoma, Wash. Salem, Ore.

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE QB Josh Dean, Willamette # QB Dalton Ritchey, Pacific Lutheran* RB DJ Tripoli, Whitworth RB Taylor Wyman, Willamette WR Brian Balsiger, Linfield WR Drew Clausen, Whitworth WR Andrew Frisina, Lewis & Clark WR Kellen Westering, PLU % OL Parker Browning, Pacific Lutheran OL Chris Edison, Pacific Lutheran* OL Jeremy Patrick, Linfield* OL Ryan Springer, Willamette OL Jesse Archambault, Linfield K Moses Villareal-Gomez, Pacific #

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FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL Jeremy Girod, Linfield DL Alex Hoff, Linfield DL Tyler Steele, Linfield DL Mychael Tuiasosopo, PLU* LB Mike Nardoni, Linfield % LB Jack Nelson, Willamette* LB Jordan Patterson, PLU* DB Colin Forman, Linfield* DB Tyson Giza, Willamette # DB Sean McFadden, Pacific Lutheran* DB Casey Monahan, Whitworth % DB Kyle Wright, Linfield*

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SECOND TEAM DEFENSE LB Joel Anthony, Pacific Lutheran LB Tim Edmonds, Linfield LB Ben Kaestner, Pacific Lutheran # DL Sean Bangs, Pacific DL Aaron Cochran, Whitworth # DL Devin Lagorio, Pacific % DL Michael MacClanathan, Linfield DB Connor Cummings, PLU DB Brandon Harms, Pacific DB Greg Hibbard, Pacific Lutheran # DB Bryan Mills, Pacific % DB Tait Stephens, Willamette

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Olympia, Wash. Portland, Ore. Snohomish, Wash. Portland, Ore. Goldendale, Wash. Sotckton, Calif. West Linn, Ore. Lake Stevens, Wash. Canby, Ore. Olympia, Wash. Imbler, Ore. Sammamish, Wash.

HONORABLE MENTION Lewis & Clark: Darrell Nelson (WR), Matthew DeRosa (OL), Aaron Lucas (DL), Jasper Dean (DL), Zac Parkhurst (DL) Linfield: Jacob Priester (TE), Josh Repp (K), Mike Maierhofer (DL), Ian Zaroskinski (DB), Brandon Funk (DB) Pacific (Ore.): P.J. Minaya (QB)%, T.C. Campbell (QB), Jakob Lawrence (WR), Eric Gietzen (OL), Aaron Koford (P)%, Tim Hastie (LB), Alex Willeford (DL) Pacific Lutheran: Va’a Logotala (RB), Lucas Sontra (TE)%, Connor Cummings (KR), Dalton Darmody (LB), Sam Lavis (DL)%, Jonny Volland (DB)% Puget Sound: Kevin Miller (WR), Jeff Walton (P), Chris Beaulaurier (LB), Connor Savage (DB) Whitworth: Bryan Peterson (QB), Devon Lind (WR), Danny Welstad (DL), Jacob Kriegbaum (DL), Kyle Davidson (DL), Jerrell Norman (DB), De’ Hall (DB) Willamette: Dylan Jones (RB), Beau Smith (WR), De’Zhon Grace (WR), Taylor Wyman (P), Corey Walsh (LB), Wyatt Briggs (DL), Kyle Davey (DL), T.J. Matsumoto (DB) * - 1st Team All-NWC In 2012 # - 2nd Team All-NWC in 2012 % - Honorable Mention All-NWC in 2012

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Team Statistics SCORING Sorted By Points Per Game Rk Name gp td fg xpt 1 Linfield 12 80 9 76 2 Willamette 9 51 4 40 3 Pacific (Ore.) 10 45 11 39 4 Lewis & Clark 9 35 4 28 5 Whitworth 10 38 6 33 6 Pacific Lutheran 10 38 2 37 7 Puget Sound 9 26 3 24

2pc dxp saf pts ppg - - 1 585 48.8 6 - - 370 41.1 2 - - 346 34.6 4 - - 258 28.7 1 - 2 285 28.5 - - - 271 27.1 - - - 189 21.0

RETURNS Sorted By Kickoff Return Average Rk Name gp kr ko avg pr avg 1 Willamette 9 38-920 24.2 13-91 7.0 2 Linfield 12 35-799 22.8 45-482 10.7 3 Puget Sound 9 70-1430 20.4 5-36 7.2 4 Pacific (Ore.) 10 37-714 19.3 23-245 10.7 5 Pacific Lutheran 10 40-747 18.7 21-183 8.7 6 Lewis & Clark 9 66-1128 17.1 7-45 6.4 7 Whitworth 10 51-845 16.6 16-84 5.2

TOTAL YARDS Sorted By Yards Per Game Rk Name gp rush pass tot off ypg 1 Willamette 9 1696 2551 4247 471.9 2 Linfield 12 2763 2858 5621 468.4 3 Lewis & Clark 9 978 2879 3469 428.6 4 Pacific (Ore.) 10 1503 2492 3995 399.5 5 Pacific Lutheran 10 1684 2212 3409 389.6 6 Whitworth 10 1193 2489 3682 368.2 7 Puget Sound 9 388 2012 2400 266.7

KICKING Sorted By Field Goal Percentage Rk Name gp fg fg % pat pat % punts avg KO avg

PASSING Sorted By Yards Per Game Rk Name gp yds 1 Lewis & Clark 9 2879 2 Willamette 9 2551 3 Pacific (Ore.) 10 2492 4 Whitworth 10 2489 5 Linfield 12 2858 6 Puget Sound 9 2012 7 Pacific Lutheran 10 2212

RED ZONE SCORING Sorted By Percentage Rk Name 1 Pacific (Ore.) 2 Linfield 3 Whitworth 4 Willamette 5 Puget Sound 6 Lewis & Clark 7 Pacific Lutheran

Comp-Att-Int yds/g yds/att yds/comp td 250-430-19 319.9 6.7 11.5 28 197-313-11 283.4 8.2 12.9 28 182-280-10 249.2 8.9 13.7 25 181-301-6 248.9 8.3 13.8 16 203-316-11 238.2 9.0 14.1 23 201-342-16 223.6 5.9 10.0 20 170-300-16 221.2 7.4 13.0 16

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Lewis & Clark 9 Pacific (Ore.) 10 Linfield 12 Whitworth 10 Puget Sound 9 Willamette 9 Pacific Lutheran 10

4-5 11-16 9-14 6-11 3-6 4-9 2-6

80.0% 28-31 68.8% 39-42 64.3% 76-79 54.5% 33-35 50.0% 24-25 44.4% 40-41 33.3% 37-38

90.3% 92.9% 96.2% 94.3% 96.0% 97.6% 97.4%

44-1355 30.8 37-1335 36.1 43-1628 37.9 55-1955 35.5 50-1802 36.0 49-1881 38.4 34-1092 32.1

43-1685 39.2 65-3715 57.2 99-5869 59.3 53-2944 55.5 37-2091 56.5 65-3463 53.3 48-2612 54.4

gp scores rz % td td % 10 35-39 90% 25-39 64% 12 65-73 89% 61-73 84% 10 35-42 83% 29-42 69% 9 30-37 81% 27-37 73% 9 21-27 78% 19-27 70% 9 26-34 76% 22-34 65% 10 33-48 69% 31-48 65%

RUSHING Sorted By Yards Per Game Rk Name gp yds att yds/g avg td 1 Linfield 12 2763 574 230.2 4.8 51 2 Willamette 9 1696 361 188.4 4.7 19 3 Pacific Lutheran 10 1684 355 168.4 4.7 21 4 Pacific (Ore.) 10 1503 338 150.3 4.4 19 5 Whitworth 10 1193 431 119.3 2.8 21 6 Lewis & Clark 9 978 296 108.7 3.3 7 7 Puget Sound 9 388 265 43.1 1.5 5

TURNOVERS Sorted By Fumble Recoveries Rk Name gp fm-lost fm rec int int yds int avg td 1 Linfield 12 10-4 18 20 20-298 14.9 5 2 Pacific (Ore.) 10 9-7 11 12 12-155 12.9 1 2 Whitworth 10 14-6 11 17 17-179 10.5 1 4 Puget Sound 9 20-14 10 6 6-56 9.3 0 4 Willamette 9 18-7 10 13 13-170 13.1 1 6 Pacific Lutheran 10 35-16 8 14 14-153 10.9 1 7 Lewis & Clark 9 16-9 4 10 10-15 1.5 0

FIRST DOWNS Sorted By First Downs Per Game Rk Name gp total 1 Linfield 12 293 2 Willamette 9 214 3 Lewis & Clark 9 204 4 Pacific (Ore.) 10 200 5 Pacific Lutheran 10 193 6 Whitworth 10 192 7 Puget Sound 9 155

PENALTIES Sorted By Penalty Yards Per Game Rk Name gp pen pen/g pen yards yards/g 1 Puget Sound 9 49 5.4 461 51.2 1 Willamette 9 49 5.4 455 50.6 3 Whitworth 10 54 5.4 525 52.5 4 Pacific Lutheran 10 55 5.5 407 40.7 5 Lewis & Clark 9 67 7.4 598 66.4 6 Pacific (Ore.) 10 68 6.8 646 64.6 7 Linfield 12 79 6.6 652 54.3

rush 149 82 56 74 88 77 39

3RD/4TH DOWN CONVERSIONS Sorted By Third Down Conversion Percentage Rk Name gp 3rd made 1 Linfield 12 86-162 2 Pacific (Ore.) 10 62-127 3 Pacific Lutheran 10 49-119 4 Willamette 9 52-130 5 Whitworth 10 65-167 6 Lewis & Clark 9 56-152 7 Puget Sound 9 43-128

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pass 131 119 128 114 96 101 97

3rd % 53% 49% 41% 40% 39% 37% 34%

pen 1st/g 13 24.4 13 23.8 20 22.7 12 20.0 9 19.3 14 19.2 19 17.2

4th made 4th % 9-16 56% 0-3 0% 10-28 36% 7-14 50% 13-28 46% 16-32 50% 11-23 48%

DEFENSE Sorted By Points Allowed Per Game Rk

Name

gp ppg pts yd/g pass y/g rush y/g tkl/g int fum rec sack td

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Linfield Pacific (Ore.) Pacific Lutheran Whitworth Willamette Puget Sound Lewis & Clark

12 10 10 10 9 9 9

14.1 169 19.6 196 23.1 231 28.9 289 29.6 266 51.0 459 53.0 477

275.1 325.5 308.5 367.6 451.8 482.6 502.6

214.8 193.5 210.1 223.9 207.7 266.7 269.3

60.2 132.0 98.4 143.7 244.1 215.9 233.2

62.1 70.0 62.7 65.1 89.1 75.6 75.6

20 12 14 17 13 6 10

13 8 6 13 8 12 7

34 35 34 22 27 17 12

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Individual Statistics PASSING Top 10 Sorted By Passing Yards Per Game (Minimum: Played in 75 Percent Of Team’s Games) Rk Name Team gp comp att pct yds y/g y/a td int lg 1 K Welch Lewis & Clark 9 238 412 57.8% 2736 304.0 6.6 28 18 62 2 J Dean Willamette 9 192 303 63.4% 2489 276.6 8.2 28 10 74 3 J Yoder Linfield 12 190 299 63.5% 2687 223.9 9.0 20 11 84 4 D Ritchey Pacific Lutheran 10 170 297 57.2% 2212 221.2 7.4 16 16 72 5 B Foley Puget Sound 9 192 325 59.1% 1937 215.2 6.0 20 13 46 6 B Peterson Whitworth 9 126 198 63.6% 1771 196.8 8.9 9 3 74 7 P Minaya Pacific (Ore.) 10 108 167 64.7% 1431 143.1 8.6 16 7 50 8 T Campbell Pacific (Ore.) 10 65 102 63.7% 980 98.0 9.6 9 3 74 9 M Yarbrough Linfield 9 9 13 69.2% 130 14.4 10.0 2 0 36 10 A Frisina Lewis & Clark 9 4 5 80.0% 75 8.3 15.0 0 0 28 RUSHING Top 10 Sorted By Rushing Yards Per Game (Minimum: Played in 75 Percent Of Team’s Games) Rk Name Team gp rush yds y/g avg td lg fum lost 1 N Madison Pacific Lutheran 10 137 781 78.1 5.7 7 52 4 1 2 D Tripoli Whitworth 10 164 646 64.6 3.9 7 54 2 1 3 T Wyman Willamette 9 87 555 61.7 6.4 10 79 2 1 4 J Hill Linfield 11 155 655 59.5 4.2 16 39 - 5 D Ritchey Pacific Lutheran 10 140 569 56.9 4.1 10 50 16 5 6 J Dean Willamette 9 119 493 54.8 4.1 4 33 6 3 7 G Schultze Pacific (Ore.) 10 104 516 51.6 5.0 3 30 1 1 8 J Yoder Linfield 12 168 600 50.0 3.6 17 35 3 3 9 D McKinney Pacific (Ore.) 10 71 489 48.9 6.9 7 50 1 1 10 K Welch Lewis & Clark 9 105 417 46.3 4.0 6 47 4 1 RECEIVING Top 10 Sorted By Receiving Yards Per Game (Minimum: Played in 75 Percent Of Team’s Games) Rk Name Team gp rec rec/g yds y/g avg td lg 1 A Frisina Lewis & Clark 9 90 10.0 1009 112.1 11.2 10 44 2 D Traeger Willamette 9 67 7.4 808 89.8 12.1 11 74 3 K Warner Pacific Lutheran 10 52 5.2 881 88.1 16.9 8 66 4 J Fukumoto Pacific (Ore.) 10 38 3.8 712 71.2 18.7 8 74 5 C Shirey Lewis & Clark 9 42 4.7 636 70.7 15.1 6 52 6 D Clausen Whitworth 10 50 5.0 689 68.9 13.8 3 55 7 D Grace Willamette 9 42 4.7 546 60.7 13.0 4 66 8 W Meyer Whitworth 10 36 3.6 582 58.2 16.2 1 72 9 B Balsiger Linfield 11 46 4.2 625 56.8 13.6 4 44 10 K Miller Puget Sound 9 54 6.0 498 55.3 9.2 5 35 KICKING Top 10 Sorted By Total Points Rk Name Team 1 J Repp Linfield 2 M Villareal-Gomez Pacific (Ore.) 3 K Derby Willamette 4 N Kaylor Pacific Lutheran 5 S Petre Puget Sound 6 A Fullman Whitworth 7 K Gracey Whitworth 8 J Cena Lewis & Clark 9 C Brown Lewis & Clark 10 J Strachan Lewis & Clark

gp fgm fga pct lg xpm xpa pct pts 12 9 14 64% 43 72 75 96% 99 10 11 16 69% 45 39 42 93% 72 9 3 7 43% 24 40 41 98% 49 10 2 6 33% 25 37 38 97% 43 9 3 6 50% 51 24 25 96% 33 4 4 6 67% 38 16 16 100% 28 6 2 3 67% 30 14 15 93% 20 7 3 3 100% 27 9 10 90% 18 7 - - - - 12 13 92% 12 5 1 2 50% 23 7 8 88% 10

PUNTING Top 10 Sorted By Punt Average (Minimum: Played In 75 Percent Of Team’s Games & 3.6 Punts Per Game) Rk Name Team gp punt yds avg lg in20 fc tb blk 1 T Wyman Willamette 9 44 1779 40.4 66 3 6 4 1 2 J Walton Puget Sound 9 50 1802 36.0 74 10 10 1 0

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Individual Statistics RETURNS Top 10 Sorted By Passing Yards Per Game (Minimum: Played in 75 Percent Of Teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Games & 1.2 Attempts Per Game) Rk Name Team kr yds avg td lg pr yds avg td lg 1 T Giza Willamette 20 573 28.6 2 85 7 68 9.7 0 18 2 C Coburn Linfield 18 428 23.8 0 55 22 174 7.9 0 24 3 D Nelson Lewis & Clark 11 249 22.6 0 40 2 27 13.5 0 20 4 C Savage Puget Sound 36 803 22.3 1 83 - - - - 5 K Morgan Pacific Lutheran 17 333 19.6 0 35 3 1 0.3 0 2 6 C Roher Pacific (Ore.) 20 383 19.2 0 27 - - - - 7 D Degaetano Whitworth 15 283 18.9 0 26 - - - - 8 C Shirey Lewis & Clark 31 555 17.9 0 44 3 3 1.0 0 13 9 G Hare Whitworth 21 366 17.4 0 28 - - - - 10 M Hawkins Lewis & Clark 10 164 16.4 0 21 - - - - SCORING Top 10 Sorted By Points Rk Name Team pts pts/g rush rec kr pr int fum xpm fgm 1 J Hill Linfield 108 9.8 16 2 - - - - - - 2 J Yoder Linfield 102 8.5 17 0 - - - - - - 3 J Repp Linfield 99 8.2 - 0 - - - - 72 9 4 T Wyman Willamette 78 8.7 10 2 - - - - - - 72 7.2 - - - - - - 39 11 5 M Villareal-Gomez Pacific (Ore.) 6 D Traeger Willamette 68 7.6 0 11 0 - - - - - 7 A Frisina Lewis & Clark 60 6.7 0 10 - - - - - - 7 D Ritchey Pacific Lutheran 60 6.0 10 - - - - - - - 9 J Fukumoto Pacific (Ore.) 50 5.0 0 8 - - - - - - 10 K Derby Willamette 49 5.4 - - - - - - 40 3 DEFENSE Top 20 Sorted By Tackles Rk Name Team 1 J Nelson Willamette 2 D Forrest Linfield 3 J Patterson Pacific Lutheran 4 S Retzlaff Lewis & Clark 5 J Wuesthoff Puget Sound 6 A Traver Lewis & Clark 7 C Beaulaurier Puget Sound 8 B McCoy Puget Sound 9 M Mirande Puget Sound 10 T Hastie Pacific (Ore.) 10 B Mills Pacific (Ore.) 12 S McFadden Pacific Lutheran 12 C Savage Puget Sound 14 R Fuchigami Puget Sound 14 B Harms Pacific (Ore.) 14 T Stephens Willamette 17 D Darmody Pacific Lutheran 17 C Monahan Whitworth 17 K Wright Linfield 20 S Tonga Lewis & Clark

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2pt misc 0 - 0 0 3 0 0 1 - - 1 0 0

gp tkl ast tot tkl/g sck yds tfl yds ff fr yds int yds brup blk 9 67 45 112 12.4 2.5 21 9.5 37 1 2 0 2 1 2 12 59 37 96 8.0 4.5 24 16 51 4 2 0 - - 4 10 59 24 83 8.3 4.5 24 19 63 - 1 0 2 27 2 8 44 37 81 10.1 - - 3 11 - - - 1 0 1 8 52 27 79 9.9 1 15 2.5 20 - - - 2 16 4 9 34 37 71 7.9 2 9 2.5 12 - - - - - 1 9 44 26 70 7.8 1.5 13 7 25 - - - - - 1 9 43 23 66 7.3 0.5 3 1 4 - - - - - 2 9 39 26 65 7.2 3 21 6.5 29 2 - - - - 1 10 34 26 60 6.0 2 18 6 25 - - - 1 16 2 10 43 17 60 6.0 - - 1 3 1 - - 4 35 5 10 36 23 59 5.9 1 7 4 10 - - - 3 20 4 9 45 14 59 6.6 - - 0 - 1 1 0 2 40 5 1 9 34 21 55 6.1 - - 4.5 11 - - - 1 0 2 10 40 15 55 5.5 2.5 11 6.5 20 3 2 0 1 23 10 9 39 16 55 6.1 - - 0 - 1 2 0 2 27 5 10 37 17 54 5.4 2 6 6.5 12 1 1 0 2 16 - 10 40 14 54 5.4 - - 1 1 3 2 7 7 69 11 12 34 20 54 4.5 - - 0.5 0 - 1 0 3 25 8 9 31 22 53 5.9 - - 1.5 7 - - - 1 0 3 -

In three seasons, Moses Villareal-Gomez has set Pacific career records for both field goals and point after attempts made and set the single season field goal mark in 2013.

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Individual Records RUSHING Rushing Yards Game: 234, Al Navarro vs. Eastern Oregon (1989); Frank Buckiewicz, Sr., vs. Lewis & Clark (1952) Season: 1,072, Mike Connor (1984) Career: 2,143, Jay Butz (1969, 1971-72) Rushing Attempts Game: 53, Al Navarro vs. Lewis & Clark (1990) Season: 259, Mike Connor (1984) Career: 511, Jay Butz (1969, 1971-72) Rushing Touchdowns Season: 10, Mike Connor (1984) Average Yards Per Carry Season: 7.6, Wayne Carter (1984) PASSING Passing Yards Game: 442, P.J. Minaya at Lewis & Clark (2012) Season: 2,564. Brent Smith (1987) Career: 5,643, Brent Smith (1985-87) Pass Attempts Game: 59, Brent Smith vs. Willamette (1987); Brent Smith vs. Linfield (1987) Season: 441, Brent Smith (1987) Career: 1,010, Brent Smith (1985-87) Pass Completions Game: 32, P.J. Minaya vs. Pacific Lutheran (2012) Season: 233, Brent Smith (1987) Career: 512, Brent Smith (1985-87) Passing Touchdowns Game: 5, Ralph Nickerson vs. College of Idaho (1972); T.C. Campbell at Menlo (2010); T.C. Campbell vs. Puget Sound (2011) Season: 22, Brent Smith (1987) Career: 47, Brent Smith (1985-87) Passes Had Intercepted Season: 27, Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. (1975) Fewest Passes Intercepted Season: 2, P.J. Minaya (2011)

Average Yards Per Game Season: 250.9, P.J. Minaya (2012) RECEIVING Pass Receptions Game: 16, Scott Baumgartner vs. Linfield (1986) Season: 67, Cedric Walker (1989) Career: 116, Eric Nicolai (1986-87) Receiving Yards Game: 227, Jim Willis vs. College of Idaho (1972) Season: 957, Bob Wendel (1960) Career: 1,766, Eric Nicolai (1986-87) Receiving Touchdowns Game: 4, Eric Nicolai vs. Willamette (1986) Season: 11, Eric Nicolai (1986) Career: 21, Eric Nicolai (1986-87) Yards Per Reception Season: 24.4, Gary Potratz (1978) TOTAL OFFENSE Total Offense (Plays-Rushing Yards) Game: 454, P.J. Minaya at Lewis & Clark (2012) Season: 2,433, Brent Smith (1987) Career: 5,416, Brent Smith (1985-87) ALL-PURPOSE YARDS (Rushing-Receiving-Returns) Season: 1,204, Calvin Myles (1979) SCORING Touchdowns Scored Game: 4, Eric Nicolai vs. Willamette (1986) Season: 13, Frank Buckiewicz, Sr., (1952) Career: 21, Bob Wendel (1959-61); Eric Nicolai (1986-87) Points Scored Game: 24, Derek Cropp vs. Lewis & Clark (1985); Eric Nicolai vs. Willamette (1986) Season: 90, Frank Buckiewicz, Sr., (1952) Career: 189, Bob Wendel (1959-61)

Pass Completion Percentage Season: 64.7, P.J. Minaya (2014) Career: 64.3, P.J. Minaya (2010-13)

PAT Kicks Made Game: 8, Moses Villareal-Gomez at Puget Sound (2012); 8, Moses Villareal-Gomez vs. Occidental (2013); 8, Moses Villareal-Gomez vs. Puget Sound (2013); 8, Moses Villareal-Gomez vs. Lewis & Clark (2013). Season: 39, Moses Villareal-Gomez (2013) Career: 84, Moses Villareal-Gomez (2011-13) Field Goals Made Season: 11, Moses Villareal-Gomez (2013) Career: 27, Moses Villareal-Gomez (2011-13) Field Goals Attempted Season: 16, Carlos Valdivia (1989); 16, Moses Villareal-Gomez (2013) Field Goal Accuracy Season: 95.2, Kevin Buckner (1988) PUNTING Punting Yards Season: 2,203, Brent Nicolas (1990); 61 att., 36.1 avg.

TACKLES Total Tackles Season: 95, Tim Smith (1990) Assisted Tackles Season: 43, Tom Weeks (1969); 43, Bryan Mills (2013) Tackles For Loss Season: 14, Mike Brandolino (1983) Quarterback Sacks Season: 12, Charlton Moananu (1989) INTERCEPTIONS Total Interceptions Game: 4, Bill Blevins vs. Willamette (1986) Season: 11, John Jubb (1949) Career: 22, Bill Blevins (1986-89) Interception Return Yards Season: 86, Mike Williams (1969) MISCALLENOUS DEFENSE Most Blocked Punts Game: 3, Tom Weeks (1968) Most Blocked Kicks Season: 3, Devin Lagorio (2013)

Punt Attempts Season: 64, Mike Kenyon (1968) Punting Average Season: 39.2, Brent Nicolas (1989) PUNT RETURNS Punt Return Average Season: 28.3, Rob Osborn (1960) Punt Return Yards Season: 13.0, Drew Valles (1981) KICKOFF RETURNS Kickoff Return Yards Season: 584, Brooks Hoff (1986) Kickoff Returns Season: 28, Miller (1985); Brooks Hoff (1986) Kickoff Return Average Season: 46.0, Nick Gitts (1969)

About The Football Record Book The records shown in this media guide have been rebuilt using resources available in the Pacific University Sports Information Office. Those resources include past media guides, year-end statistical sheets, accounts from the “Heart of Oak” yearbook, newspaper clippings and old conference releases from both the Northwest Conference and Columbia Football Association media offices. Special thank you to former Pacific football player John Brunelle for providing statistical reports from their years in the program between 1979 and 1982 and former CFA information director Bob Guptill for information from 1983 to 1992. Statistics for the 1979-1991 seasons are compiled from official year-end

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statistical sheets produced by Pacific University. Statistics for the 1966-1978 season were compiled from Northwest Conference year-end releases. Older statistics have been verified by NWC releases and past Pacific media guides. The Pacific Sports Information Office is interested in more data that would help us compile a more complete records section, specifically any statistical data. If you have information of corrections to the guide, please contact Sports Information Director Blake Timm at 503-352-2161 or timmbr@pacificu.edu. Please note that at least one of the following will be required to verify a records change: stats sheet, newspaper clipping, press release, official University document or NAIA/NCAA official documentation.

Team Records RUSHING Rushing Yards Game: 409 vs. Pacific Lutheran (1952) Season: 1,662, 9 Games (1971) Rushing Attempts Game: 73 vs. Lewis & Clark (1971) Season: 493, 9 Games (1972)

SCORING Total Points Quarter: 40 vs. George Fox (1923) Game In A Win: 118 vs. George Fox (1923, Won 118-0) Game In A Loss: 42 at Menlo (2010, Lost 44-42) Season: 345, 10 Games (2013)

Rushing Yards Average Season: 184.6, 9 Games (1972)

Scoring Average Season: 29.7, 10 Games (1949)

PASSING Passing Yards Game: 442 at Lewis & Clark (2012) Season: 2,689, 9 Games (1987)

PENALTIES Penalty Yards Game: 167 vs. College of Idaho (1965)

Pass Attempts Game: 60 vs. Willamette (1987) Season: 455, 9 Games (1987) Pass Completions Game: 32 vs. Linfield (1976); vs. Pacific Lutheran (2011); vs. Pacific Lutheran (2012) Season: 241, 9 Games (1987) Passes Had Intercepted Game: 8 vs. Pacific Lutheran (1976) Season: 34, 9 Games (1979) Passing Yards Per Game Season: 298.8, 9 Games (1987) Pass Completions Per Game Season: 26.7, 9 Games (1987) TOTAL OFFENSE Total Offense Yards Game: 607 at Lewis & Clark (2012) Season: 3,990, 10 Games (2013) Total Offense Average Season: 399.0, 10 Games (2013)

Penalties Game: 16 vs. Western Oregon (1986) DEFENSE Interceptions Made Game: 7 vs. Whitman (1962) Season: 18, 8 Games (1967) Least Rushing Yards Allowed Game: -10 vs. Willamette (1969); vs. Willamette (1982) Season: 638, 9 Games (1990) Passing Yards Allowed Game: 0 vs. British Columbia (1969) Season: 687, 9 Games (1990) Total Yards Allowed Game: 77 vs. Whitman (1972) Season: 1,794, 9 Games (1972) Least Points Allowed Season: 59, 8 Games (1947) Least First Downs Allowed Game: 4 vs. Oregon Tech (1948)

Streaks Consecutive Victories: 7, 1949-50 and 1972 Unbeaten Streak (Including Ties): 15, 1951-53 Unbeaten Streak In Conference Games (Including Ties): 11, 1951-53 Consecutive Victories: 7, 1949-50 and 1972 Consecutive Conference Victories: 6, 1972 Consecutive Games Unbeaten At Home: 16, 1948-50 Consecutive Losses: 30, 1979-82 Consecutive Conference Losses: 18, 1979-82

Longest Plays Longest Passing Plays 95 Yds. Ralph Nickerson to Jim Wills vs. Eastern Oregon, 1973 87 Yds. T.C. Campbell to Jordan Fukumoto vs. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps, 2011 83 yds. John Brunelle to Drew Valles vs. Oregon Tech, 1981 79 Yds. P.J. Minaya to Jordan Fukumoto vs. Linfield, 2010 78 Yds. Junior Johnson to Buck Lorts, 1970 75 Yds. Junior Johnson to Gary Pope, 1971 74 Yds. T.C. Campbell to Jordan Fukumoto vs. Occidental, 2013 72 Yds. Lloyd Little to Ron Stutzman, 1970 72 Yds. John Brunelle to Jeff Kaihewalu vs. Lewis & Clark, 1982 71 Yds. Ernie Chinen to Chad Debnam, 1969 70 Yds. T.C. Campbell to Jordan Fukumoto vs. Menlo, 2010 70 Yds. Dan Oswald to Aaron Fentress vs. Whitworth, 1990 Longest Rushing Play 87 Yds. Ralph Nickerson vs. Whitman, 1972 69 Yds. Kevin Robbins vs. Western Oregon, 1989 50 Yds. Deven McKinney at Pacific Lutheran, 2013 49 Yds. Deven McKinney vs. Occidental, 2013 Longest Kickoff Return 97 Yds. Jerry Millis vs. Willamette, 1952 97 Yds. Tony Warren vs. Whitman, 1970 91 Yds. Bill Mikesell (opponent unknown), 1970 90 Yds. Robert Miller vs. Eastern Oregon, 1985 90 Yds. Gerald Millis vs. Willamette, 1951 Longest Interception Return 84 Yds. Karry Cameron vs. Willamette, 1979 75 Yds. Craig Bailey vs. Occidental, 2013 65 Yds. Brian Mills at Menlo, 2010 55 Yds. Mike Kenyon vs. College Of Idaho, 1967 46 Yds. Alan Sagon vs. Eastern Oregon, 1989 Longest Field Goal 48 Yds. Carlos Valdivia vs. Oregon Tech, 1989 46 Yds. Carlos Valdivia vs. Simon Fraser, 1990 45 Yds. Moses Villareal-Gomez vs. Willamette, 2013 44 Yds. Willie Brosseau vs. Lewis & Clark, 1976 43 Yds. Carlos Valdivia vs. Western Oregon, 1990 43 Yds. Moses Villareal-Gomez vs. Linfield, 2013 42 Yds. Jon Lee vs. Pacific Lutheran, 2010 42 Yds. Jon Lee vs. Claremont Mudd-Scripps, 2010 Longest Fumble Recovery Return 58 Yds. Jim Westerndorf vs. Southern Oregon , 1972 Longest Punt 75 Yds. Brent Nicolas vs. Southern Oregon , 1989 67 Yds. Brent Nicolas vs. Oregon Tech, 1989 56 Yds. Brent Nicolas vs. Whitworth, 1989 55 Yds. Aaron Koford vs. Linfield, 2013 54 Yds. Brent Nicolas vs. Western Oregon, 1989 53 Yds. Brent Nicolas vs. Whitworth, 1990 51 Yds. Aaron Koford vs. Willamette, 2013 Longest Punt Return 87 Yds. Mike Thomas vs. Lewis & Clark, 1975 49 Yds. Mike Carroll vs. Southern Oregon, 1990

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Individual Yearly Leaders RUSHING Yr. Player GP 1966 Es Chung 9 1967 Jim Weber 9 1968 Mark Kane 8 1969 Jay Butz 9 1970 Dick Anderson 6 1971 Jay Butz 9 1972 Jay Butz 8 1973 Tom Beaver 9 1974 Stats Missing 1975 John Beal 9 1976 Mike Thomas 9 1977 John Beal 9 1978 Rod Dimick 8 1979 Greg Buckiewicz 8 1980 Drew Valles 9 1981 Darrell James 9 1982 Todd Elliott 5 1983 Mike Connor 8 1984 Mike Connor 9 1985 John Ogden 9 1986 John Ogden 7 1987 Skip Dailey 9 1988 Al Navarro 9 1989 Al Navarro 9 1990 Al Navarro 6 1991 Joe Spanish 9 2010 Davis Jacobs 9 2011 Davis Jacobs 9 2012 Bobby Ladiges 9 2013 Gunther Schultze 10

TC 136 172 88 159 71 189 163 93

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Lost 139 4 16 34 4 46 42 —

106 — 108 — 123 — 53 — 60 330 198 401 66 270 67 — 139 578 259 1,117 138 587 100 377 103 339 181 764 214 897 146 509 84 254 97 385 102 331 117 406 104 525

PASSING Yr. Player GP 1966 Les Wong 7 1967 Es Chung 7 1968 Junior Johnson 7 1969 Junior Johnson 8 1970 Junior Johnson 8 1971 Junior Johnson 9 1972 Ralph Nickerson 9 1973 Ralph Nickerson* 8 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. 9 1976 Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. 7 1977 Ken Dahl 9 1978 Ken Dahl 6 1979 Mario Chaves 9 1980 Greg Buckiewicz 9 1981 John Brunelle 9 1982 John Brunelle 7 1983 Tim Durkin 9 1984 Rick Carpenter 7 1985 Brent Smith 9 1986 Brent Smith 9 1987 Brent Smith 9 1988 D.J. Debbs 9 1989 John Hollie 9 1990 Dan Oswald 9 1991 Dan Oswald 9 2010 T.C. Campbell 9 2011 T.C. Campbell 9 2012 P.J. Minaya 9 2013 P.J. Minaya 10 * - Led Northwest Conference

Gain 575 515 322 753 260 909 603 —

Net 436 511 306 719 256 863 561 357

Avg. 3.2 3.0 3.5 4.5 3.6 4.5 3.6 3.8

TD 7 1 0 5 2 5 4 4

— 458 — 450 — 525 — 251 92 238 35 366 9 261 — 282 14 564 45 1,072 22 565 24 353 32 307 18 746 15 882 18 491 24 272 76 309 73 258 16 390 10 515

4.3 4.2 4.3 4.7 3.9 3.4 3.4 4.4 4.1 4.1 4.1 3.5 2.9 4.1 4.1 3.4 3.2 3.2 2.5 3.3 5.0

1 1 3 0 2 1 1 2 7 10 3 1 2 9 5 4 1 2 0 4 3

Att. Comp. 29 12 71 31 90 39 107 45 139 57 143 66 129 76 200 89

Yards 270 279 395 293 854 986 1,414 1,386

Avg. 22.5 9.0 10.1 6.5 14.9 14.9 18.6 15.5

TD 1 1 4 1 8 11 16 8

187 131 262 175 207 94 145 66 140 134 279 260 441 226 304 287 238 180 219 278 167

763 966 1,524 1,151 1,081 759 887 629 693 701 1,168 1,914 2,564 1,529 1.459 1,696 1,250 1,217 1,858 2,258 1,426

10.3 12.5 12.3 12.7 13.5 9.8 16.1 20.9 13.8 5.2 9.9 11.8 11.0 12.4 11.0 12.3 11.5 11.7 14.2 12.6 13.2

6 5 7 5 7 5 6 2 3 7 7 18 22 10 6 11 4 11 13 21 16

74 77 123 90 80 50 55 30 50 53 118 161 233 123 133 138 109 104 130 178 108

RECEIVING Yr. Player 1966 Howard Durand 1967 Clarence Nathaniel 1968 Ed Kameeunui 1969 Chad Debnam 1970 Buck Lorts 1971 Buck Lorts 1972 Jim Wills 1973 Jim Wills* 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Mike Barber 1976 Mark Burt 1977 Mike Barber* 1978 Calvin Myles 1979 Calvin Myles 1980 Russ Blunck 1981 Drew Valles 1982 Scott Perkins 1983 Kevin Schmidt 1984 Wayne Carter 1985 Derek Cropp 1986 Eric Nicolai 1987 Eric Nicolai 1988 Cedric Walker 1989 Cedric Walker 1990 Mark Rahlwes 1991 Troy Walker 2010 Jordan Fukumoto 2011 Jordan Fukumoto 2012 Caleb Roher 2013 Jordan Fukumoto

GP 9 9 8 8 8 9 9 9

Rec. 18 18 15 31 19 27 45 39

Yards 205 176 148 260 444 585 861 779

Avg. 11.3 9.7 9.8 8.3 23.3 21.6 19.1 19.9

TD 1 1 0 1 5 5 10 4

8 9 9 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 8 9 9 8 9 8 9 9 9 9 10

15 31 54 32 44 38 23 22 9 26 17 56 60 39 67 42 49 30 50 34 38

200 545 688 603 638 352 526 357 170 491 266 865 901 691 759 557 721 603 844 489 712

25.0 17.5 12.7 18.8 14.5 9.3 22.9 18.2 18.9 18.8 15.6 15.4 15.0 17.7 11.3 13.3 14.7 20.1 16.9 14.4 18.7

2 4 4 2 7 3 1 3 2 8 5 11 10 8 5 2 2 6 8 5 8

TD 8 2 2 5 5 5 10 5

FG 0 0 1 0 3 4 0 0

PAT 0 0 6 0 12 19 0 0

Pts. 48 12 21 30 51 61 60 30

0 6 5 4 7 3 3 3 7 10 5 11 10 9 0 5 0 6 8 0 0

7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 6 0 0 10 11

0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 10 0 0 28 39

21 38 30 26 42 18 18 18 42 60 30 66 60 54 38 30 28 36 48 58 72

* - led Northwest Conference SCORING Yr. Player 1966 Es Chung 1967 Clarence Nathaniel 1968 Buck Lorts 1969 Jay Butz 1970 Buck Lorts 1971 Buck Lorts 1972 Jim Wills 1973 Tom Beaver 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. 1976 Mark Burt 1977 John Beal 1978 Drew Valles 1979 Calvin Myles 1980 Russ Blunck 1981 Tim Osiadacz 1982 Scott Perkins 1983 Mike Connor 1984 Mike Connor 1985 Derek Cropp 1986 Eric Nicolai 1987 Eric Nicolai 1988 Al Navarro 1989 Carlos Valdivia 1990 Al Navarro 1991 Akihiro Kamada 2010 Jordan Fukumoto 2011 Jordan Fukumoto 2012 Moses Villareal-Gomez 2013 Moses Villareal-Gomez

Individual Yearly Leaders KICK SCORING Yr. Player 1966 Howard Durand 1967 Stats Missing 1968 Buck Lorts 1969 Buck Lorts 1970 Buck Lorts 1971 Buck Lorts 1972 Don Kyle 1973 Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. 1974-1977 Stats Missing 1978 Willie Brosseau 1979 Willie Brosseau 1980 Mik Hendrickson 1981 Ed Ritt 1982 Todd Smith 1983 Todd Smith 1984 Todd Smith 1985 Todd Smith 1986 Cub Shulund 1987 Cub Shulund 1988 Kevin Buckner 1989 Carlos Valdivia 1990 Carlos Valdivia 1991 Akihiro Kamada 2010 Jon Lee 2011 Moses Villareal-Gomez 2012 Moses Villareal-Gomez 2013 Moses Villareal-Gomez PUNTING Yr. Player 1966 Bill Jones 1967 Mike Kenyon 1968 Mike Kenyon 1969 Mike Kenyon 1970 Sam Spicher 1971 Chris Card 1972 Chris Card 1973 Chris Card 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Ken Dahl 1976 Ken Dahl 1977 Ken Dahl 1978 Ken Dahl 1979 Don McDowell 1980 Greg Buckiewicz 1981 Tim Osiadacz 1982 Charlie Little 1983 Stats Missing 1984 Todd Smith 1985 Todd Smith 1986 Jim Snowadski 1987 Derek Debbs 1988 Owens 1989 Brent Nicolas 1990 Brent Nicolas 1991 Kurt Nelson 2010 Spencer Bell 2011 Aaron Koford 2012 Aaron Koford 2013 Aaron Koford

FG 0

Pct. 0.0

PAT 16

Pts. 16

2 1 3 4 1 2

— — — — — —

6 12 12 19 18 13

12 15 21 31 21 19

3 75.0 2-3 66.7 1-3 33.3 1-2 50.0 2-4 50.0 6 60.0 5 71.4 1 — 4 44.4 5 55.5 10 71.4 9 56.3 4 50.0 6 85.7 7-8 87.5 6-10 60.0 10-13 76.9 11-16 68.8

15 9 6 0 6 12 10 9 25 16 20 11 10 10 14 17 28 39

24 15 9 3 12 30 25 12 37 31 50 38 22 28 35 35 58 72

GP 9 9 8 8 8 9 9 9

TP 55 39 64 43 46 58 45 47

Yards 1,958 1,245 2,072 1,483 1.369 1,893 1,585 1,586

Avg. 35.6 31.9 32.4 34.5 29.8 31.7 35.2 33.7

Long — — — — — — — —

9 9 9 6 9 9 8 —

51 53 55 36 17 42 27 18

1,687 1,813 1,969 1,273 549 1,223 832 633

33.1 34.2 35.8 35.1 32.3 29.1 30.8 35.2

— — — — 49 — 42 —

9 7 9 9 6 9 8 9 9 9 9 10

55 57 44 54 33 53 61 58 41 48 41 35

1,864 1,792 1,621 1,966 1,023 2,076 2,203 1,862 1,420 1,599 1,602 1,301

33.9 31.4 36.8 36.4 31.0 39.2 36.1 32.1 34.6 33.3 39.1 37.2

53 55 60 51 48 75 53 50 50 52 58 55

PUNT RETURNS Yr. Player 1966 Stats Missing 1967 Stats Missing 1968 Dwight McBride 1969 Chad Debnam 1970 Ron Stutzman 1971 Stats Missing 1972 Jim Wills 1973 Jim Wills 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Mike Thomas* 1976 Stats Missing 1977 Calvin Myles 1978 Calvin Myles 1979 Calvin Myles 1980 Stacy Smith 1981 Drew Valles 1982 Jeff Kaihawalu 1983 Wayne Carter 1984 Kevin Feist 1985 Miller 1986 Brooks Hoff 1987 Jeff Platta 1988 David Lorenz 1989 Eric Bramwell 1990 Dave Carroll 1991 Clayton Colliton 2010 Jayson Fukumoto 2011 Brandon Harms 2012 Blake Anthony 2013 Brandon Harms

No.

Yards

Avg.

Long

6 8 8

2 5 2

39 83 12

19.5 16.6 6.0

— — 6

9 9

12 12

106 121

8.8 10.1

— —

131

21.8

—

6 8 9 9 9 — 9 9 9 9 9 9 8 8 6 9 9 5 10

8 6 3 11 4 3 18 9 17 8 5 8 17 17 13 5 10 8 20

77 39 11 67 49 18 130 50 157 31 45 57 155 122 81 19 42 78 248

9.6 6.5 3.6 6.1 12.2 6.0 7.2 5.6 9.2 3.9 9.0 7.1 9.1 7.2 6.2 3.8 4.2 9.8 12.4

— — — — — — — 16 — — 31 10 21 15 12 11 22 24 49

No.

Yards

Avg.

Long

8 8

5 6

230 189

46.0 31.5

85 —

9 9

11 9

223 190

20.3 19.0

— —

8 9 6 8 9 9 9 — 9 9 9 8 9 9 8 8 7 9 9 9 10

7 7 11 10 24 6 20 3 15 17 28 8 15 22 11 13 24 27 20 14 20

208 170 241 157 520 110 290 80 332 370 500 226 285 407 238 179 425 552 363 365 383

29.7 24.3 21.9 15.7 21.6 18.3 14.5 26.7 22.1 21.8 17.9 32.2 19.0 18.5 21.6 13.8 17.7 20.4 18.1 26.1 19.1

— — — — — — — — — 35 — — — 27 65 25 25 78 27 48 27

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Individual Category Leaders RUSHING Rushing Yards Yr. Player Yards 1952 Frank Buckiewicz, Sr. 1,021 1953-1965 Stats Missing 1966 Es Chung 436 1967 Jim Weber 511 1968 Mark Kane 306 1969 Jay Butz 719 1970 Dick Anderson 256 1971 Jay Butz 863 1972 Jay Butz 561 1973 Tom Beaver 357 1974 Stats Missing 1975 John Beal 458 1976 Mike Thomas 450 1977 John Beal 525 1978 Rob Dimick 251 1979 Greg Buckiewicz 238 1980 Drew Valles 336 1981 Darrell James 261 1982 Thurman Robbson 302 1983 Mike Connor 564 1984 Mike Connor 1,072 1985 John Ogden 565 1986 John Ogden 353 1987 Skip Dailey 307 1988 Al Navarro 746 1989 Al Navarro 882 1990 Al Navarro 491 1991 Joe Spanish 272 2010 Davis Jacobs 309 2011 Davis Jacobs 258 2012 Bobby Ladiges 390 2013 Gunther Schultze 515 Rushing Attempts Yr. Player Att. 1952 Frank Buckiewicz, Sr. 153 1953-1957 Stats Missing 1958 Ed Nehring 212 1959-1965 Stats Missing 1966 Es Chung 136 1967 Jim Weber 172 1968 Mark Kane 88 1969 Jay Butz 159 1970 Dick Anderson 71 1971 Jay Butz 189 1972 Jay Butz 163 1973 Tom Beaver 93 1974 Stats Missing 1975 John Beal 106 1976 Mike Thomas 108 1977 John Beal 123 1978 Neil Strachan 61 1979 Greg Buckiewicz 60 1980 Greg Valles 108 1981 John Brunelle 114 1982 Tim Durkin 139 1983 Mike Connor 139 1984 Mike Connor 259 1985 John Ogden 138 1986 John Ogden 100 1987 Skip Dailey 103 1988 Al Navarro 181 1989 Al Navarro 214 1990 Al Navarro 146 1991 Joe Spanish 84 2010 Davis Jacobs 97 2011 Davis Jacobs 102 2012 Bobby Ladiges 117 2013 Gunther Schultze 104 Rushing Touchdowns Yr. Player 1966 Es Chung 1967 Jim Weber 1968 Buck Lorts 1969 Jay Butz 1970 Dick Anderson 1971 Jay Butz Tony Warren 1972 Ralph Nickerson 1973 Tom Beaver

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Ralph Nickerson Stats Missing Mike Thomas Dave Tengan John Beal Bill Garlington Drew Valles Mario Chaves Greg Buckiewicz Greg Buckiewicz Thurman Robbson John Brunelle Todd Elliott Mike Connor Mike Connor John Ogden Mike Shores Skip Dailey Al Navarro Al Navarro Al Navarro Dan Oswald Dan Oswald Ryan Williams Davis Jacobs Bryce Kershner Bobby Ladiges Deven McKinney

Average Yards Per Carry (Minimum 10 Attempts) Yr. Player 1966 Glen Higa 1967 Clarence Nathaniel 1968 Maek Kane 1969 Chad Debnam 1970 Nick Gitts 1971 Jay Butz 1972 Nick Gitts 1973 Tom Beaver 1974 Stats Missing 1975 John Beal 1976 Mike Thomas 1977 John Beal 1978 Rob Dimick 1979 Neil Strachan 1980 Rupert Robbins 1981 Tim Holub 1982 Darrell James 1983 Wayne Carter 1984 Wayne Carter 1985 John Ogden 1986 Reed Aken 1987 Skip Dailey 1988 Skip Dailey 1989 Al Navarro 1990 Al Navarro 1991 Lynn Heath 2010 Gunther Schultze 2011 Sean Valente 2012 Deven McKinney 2013 Deven McKinney PASSING Pass Attempts Yr. Player 1960 Bob Light 1961-1965 Stats Missing 1966 Terry Ruff 1967 Es Chung 1968 Junior Johnson 1969 Junior Johnson 1970 Junior Johnson 1971 Junior Johnson 1972 Ralph Nickerson 1973 Ralph Nickerson 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. 1976 Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. 1977 Ken Dahl 1978 Ken Dahl 1979 Mario Chaves 1980 Greg Buckiewicz 1981 John Brunelle 1982 John Brunelle

4 2 2 3 3 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 7 10 3 3 2 9 5 4 4 2 2 2 2 4 7

Avg. 3.9 4.0 3.5 4.7 3.9 4.5 4.8 3.8 4.3 4.2 4.3 4.7 4.5 4.9 3.7 4.6 5.9 7.6 4.1 4.1 2.9 5.3 4.1 3.4 4.8 3.7 4.1 4.3 6.9

Att. 230 51 71 90 107 139 143 129 200 187 131 262 175 207 182 145 66

1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 2010 2011 2012 2013

Tim Durkin Rick Carpenter Brent Smith Brent Smith Brent Smith D.J. Debbs John Hollie Dan Oswald Dan Oswald T.C. Campbell T.C. Campbell P.J. Minaya P.J. Minaya

140 134 279 290 441 226 304 287 238 180 219 278 167

Pass Completions Yr. Player Comp. 1960 Bob Light 125 1961-1965 Stats Missing 1966 Terry Ruff 18 1967 Es Chung 31 1968 Junior Johnson 39 1969 Junior Johnson 45 1970 Junior Johnson 57 1971 Junior Johnson 66 1972 Ralph Nickerson 76 1973 Ralph Nickerson 89 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. 74 1976 Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. 77 1977 Ken Dahl 123 1978 Ken Dahl 90 1979 Mario Chaves 80 1980 Greg Buckiewicz 77 1981 John Brunelle 55 1982 John Brunelle 30 1983 Tim Durkin 50 1984 Rick Carpenter 53 1985 Brent Smith 118 1986 Brent Smith 161 1987 Brent Smith 233 1988 D.J. Debbs 123 1989 John Hollie 133 1990 Dan Oswald 138 1991 Dan Oswald 109 2010 T.C. Campbell 104 2011 T.C. Campbell 130 2012 P.J. Minaya 178 2013 P.J. Minaya 108 Passing Yards Yr. Player 1966 Les Wong 1967 Es Chung 1968 Junior Johnson 1969 Junior Johnson 1970 Junior Johnson 1971 Junior Johnson 1972 Ralph Nickerson 1973 Ralph Nickerson 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. 1976 Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. 1977 Ken Dahl 1978 Ken Dahl 1979 Mario Chaves 1980 Greg Buckiewicz 1981 John Brunelle 1982 John Brunelle 1983 Tim Durkin 1984 Rick Carpenter 1985 Brent Smith 1986 Brent Smith 1987 Brent Smith 1988 D.J. Debbs 1989 John Hollie 1990 Dan Oswald 1991 Dan Oswald 2010 T.C. Campbell 2011 T.C. Campbell 2012 P.J. Minaya 2013 P.J. Minaya Passing Touchdowns Yr. Player 1966 Howard Durand

Yds. 270 279 395 293 854 986 1,414 1,386 763 966 1.524 1,151 1,081 759 887 629 693 701 1,168 1,914 2,564 1,529 1,459 1,696 1,250 1,217 1,858 2,258 1,426 TD 2

1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 2010 2011 2012 2013

Larry Forsyth Es Chung Junior Johnson Junior Johnson Ernie Chinen Jay Butz Junior Johnson Junior Johnson Ralph Nickerson Ralph Nickerson Stats Missing Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. Ken Dahl Ken Dahl Mario Chaves Greg Buckiewicz John Brunelle Tim Durkin Tim Durkin Rick Carpenter Brent Smith Brent Smith Brent Smith D.J. Debbs John Hollie Dan Oswald Dan Oswald T.C. Campbell T.C. Campbell P.J. Minaya P.J. Minaya

Passes Had Intercepted Yr. Player 1966 Terry Ruff 1967 Es Chung 1968 Ernest Chinen 1969 Junior Johnson 1970 Junior Johnson 1971 Junior Johnson 1972 Ralph Nickerson 1973 Ralph Nickerson 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. 1976 Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. 1977 Ken Dahl 1978 Ken Dahl 1979 Mario Chaves 1980 Greg Buckiewicz 1981 John Brunelle 1982 John Brunelle Tim Durkin 1983 Tim Durkin 1984 Rick Carpenter 1985 Brent Smith 1986 Brent Smith 1987 Brent Smith 1988 D.J. Debbs 1989 John Hollie 1990 Dan Oswald 1991 Dan Oswald 2010 T.C. Campbell 2011 T.C. Campbell 2012 P.J. Minaya 2013 P.J. Minaya Pass Completion Percentage (Minimum 100 Attempts) Yr. Player 1966 Les Wong 1967 Es Chung 1968 Junior Johnson 1969 Junior Johnson 1970 Junior Johnson 1971 Junior Johnson 1972 Ralph Nickerson 1973 Ralph Nickerson 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. 1976 Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. 1977 Ken Dahl 1978 Ken Dahl 1979 Mario Chaves 1980 Greg Buckiewicz

2 1 4 1 1 1 8 11 16 8 6 5 7 5 7 5 6 3 3 7 7 18 22 10 6 11 4 11 13 21 16 Int. 8 9 8 10 14 7 7 13 27 16 19 19 15 14 8 6 6 12 11 15 11 18 7 14 9 7 9 10 12 7

Pct. 41.4* 43.6* 43.3* 42.0 41.0 46.0 58.8 44.5 39.6 58.8 46.9 51.7 38.6 42.3

1981 Jonh Brunelle 1982 John Brunelle 1983 Tim Durkin 1984 Rick Carpenter 1985 Brent Smith 1986 Brent Smith 1987 Brent Smith 1988 D.J. Debbs 1989 John Hollie 1990 Dan Oswald 1991 Dan Oswald 2010 T.C. Campbell 2011 T.C. Campbell 2012 P.J. Minaya 2013 P.J. Minaya * - does not meet minimum Passing Yards Per Game (Minimum 5 Games) Yr. Player 1966 Les Wong 1967 Es Chung 1968 Junior Johnson 1969 Junior Johnson 1970 Junior Johnson 1971 Junior Johnson 1972 Ralph Nickerson 1973 Ralph Nickerson 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. 1976 Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. 1977 Ken Dahl 1978 Ken Dahl 1979 Mario Chaves 1980 Greg Buckiewicz 1981 John Brunelle 1982 John Brunelle 1983 Tim Durkin 1984 Rick Carpenter 1985 Brent Smith 1986 Brent Smith 1987 Brent Smith 1988 D.J. Debbs 1989 John Hollie 1990 Dan Oswald 1991 Dan Oswald 2010 T.C. Campbell 2011 T.C. Campbell 2012 P.J. Minaya 2013 P.J. Minaya RECEIVING Pass Receptions Yr. Player 1960 Bob Wendel 1961-1965 Stats Missing 1966 Howard Durand 1967 Clarence Nathaniel 1968 Ed Kameeunui 1969 Chad Debnam 1970 Chad Debnam 1971 Buck Lorts 1972 Jim Wills 1973 Jim Wills 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Mike Barber 1976 Mike Barber 1977 Mike Barber 1978 Calvin Myles 1979 Calvin Myles 1980 Russ Blunck 1981 Drew Valles 1982 Scott Perkins 1983 Wayne Carter 1984 Wayne Carter 1985 John Ogden Brian Bergquist 1986 Eric Nicolai 1987 Eric Nicolai 1988 David Lorenz 1989 Cedric Walker 1990 Mark Rahlwes 1991 Troy Walker 2010 Jordan Fukumoto 2011 Jordan Fukumoto

37.9 43.1* 35.7 39.5 42.2 55.5 52.8 54.4 43.8 48.1 45.8 57.8 59.4 64.0 64.7

Avg. 44.6 40.0 56.4 36.6 106.7 109.6 157.1 173.3 84.8 138.0 169.3 191.8 120.1 84.3 98.5 90.0 77.0 100.1 129.8 212.6 284.9 169.9 162.1 188.4 138.9 135.2 206.4 250.9 142.6

Rec. 63 18 18 15 31 20 27 36 39 15 35 54 32 44 38 23 22 10 26 31 31 56 60 47 67 42 49 30 50

Individual Category Leaders 2012 Caleb Roher 2013 Jordan Fukumoto Receiving Yards Yr. Player 1960 Bob Wendel 1961-1965 Stats Missing 1966 Craig Piennett 1967 Clarence Nathaniel 1968 Ed Kameeunui 1969 Chad Debnam 1970 Buck Lorts 1971 Buck Lorts 1972 Jim Wills 1973 Jim Wills 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Mike Thomas 1976 Mark Burt 1977 Mike Barber 1978 Calvin Myles 1979 Calvin Myles 1980 Russ Blunck 1981 Drew Valles 1982 Scott Perkins 1983 Kevin Schmidt 1984 Wayne Carter 1985 Derek Cropp 1986 Eric Nicolai 1987 Eric Nicolai 1988 Cedric Walker 1989 Cedric Walker 1990 Mark Rahlwes 1991 Troy Walker 2010 Jordan Fukumoto 2011 Jordan Fukumoto 2012 Caleb Roher 2013 Jordan Fukumoto Receiving Touchdowns Yr. Player 1960 Bob Wendel 1961-1965 Stats Missing 1966 Craig Piennett 1967 Clarence Nathaniel Dave Van Winkle Bill Swanson Craig Piennett 1968 Dave Van Winkle 1969 Chad Debnam Buck Lorts 1970 Buck Lorts 1971 Buck Lorts 1972 Jim Wills 1973 Jim Wills Gary Pope 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Mike Thomas 1976 Mark Burt 1977 Mike Barber 1978 Gary Potratz 1979 Calvin Myles 1980 Russ Blunck 1981 Tim Osiadacz 1982 Scott Perkins 1983 Kevin Schmidt 1984 Wayne Carter 1985 Derek Cropp 1986 Eric Nicolai 1987 Eric Nicolai 1988 Cedric Walker 1989 Cedric Walker 1990 Aaron Fentress 1991 Troy Walker 2010 Jordan Fukumoto 2011 Jordan Fukumoto 2012 Kelson Kawai 2013 Jordan Fukumoto Yards Per Reception (Minimum 20 Receptions) Yr. Player 1960 Bob Wendel 1961-1965 Stats Missing 1966 Craig Piennett 1967 Clarence Nathaniel

34 38 Yds. 957 266 176 215 260 444 585 882 779 203 545 688 603 638 352 526 357 170 491 266 865 901 691 759 557 721 603 844 489 712 TD 9 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 5 5 10 4 4 3 4 4 4 7 3 3 3 2 8 5 11 10 8 5 4 2 6 8 6 8

Avg. 15.1 22.6* 9.7*

1968 Dave Van Winkle 15.4* 1969 Chad Debnam 8.3 1970 Buck Lorts 22.2 1971 Buck Lorts 21.6 1972 Jim Wills 24.5 1973 Jim Wills 19.9 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Mike Barber 25.0* 1976 Mark Burt 17.5 1977 Gary Potratz 13.9 1978 Gary Potratz 24.4 1979 Calvin Myles 14.5 1980 Chris Ortiz 10.0 1981 Drew Valles 22.9 1982 Scott Perkins 16.2 1983 Kevin Schmidt 18.9* 1984 Wayne Carter 18.8 1985 Derek Cropp 15.6 1986 Eric Nicolai 15.4 1987 Eric Nicolai 15.0 1988 Cedric Walker 17.7 1989 Aaron Fentress 14.9 1990 Aaron Fentress 17.0 1991 Troy Walker 14.7 2010 Jordan Fukumoto 20.1 2011 Jordan Fukumoto 16.9 2012 Kelson Kawai 14.7 2013 Jordan Fukumoto 18.7 * - does not meet minimum TOTAL OFFENSE Total Offense Yards (Plays-Rushing Yards) Yr. Player 1966 Es Chung 1967 Jim Weber 1968 Junior Johnson 1969 Jay Butz 1970 Junior Johnson 1971 Junior Johnson 1972 Ralph Nickerson 1973 Ralph Nickerson 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. 1976 Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. 1,043 1977 Ken Dahl 1978 Ken Dahl 1979 Mario Chaves 1980 Greg Buckiewicz 1981 John Brunelle 1982 John Brunelle 1983 Tim Durkin 1984 Rick Carpenter 1985 Brent Smith 1986 Brent Smith 1987 Brent Smith 1988 D.J. Debbs 1989 John Hollie 1990 Mark Rahlwes 1991 Troy Walker 2010 T.C. Campbell 2011 T.C. Campbell 2012 P.J. Minaya 2013 P.J. Minaya

Yds. 516 535 358 808 711 986 1,696 1,497 730 1.429 1,076 1,023 962 944 625 1,033 593 1,078 2,007 2,433 1,333 1,286 1,827 1,336 1,088 1,782 2,306 1,389

ALL-PURPOSE All-Purpose Yards (Rushing-Receiving-Returns) Yr. Player Yds. 1966 Es Chung 516 1967 Jim Weber 538 1968 Mark Kane 306 1969 Jay Butz 743 1970 Buck Lorts 454 1971 Jay Butz 863 1972 Jim Wills 964 1973 Jim Wills 1,090 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Mike Thomas 334 1976 Mark Burt 715 1977 John Beal 525 1978 Calvin Myles 772 1979 Calvin Myles 1,204 1980 Russ Blunck 462

1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 2010 2011 2012 2013

Drew Valles Thurman Robbson Wayne Carter Mike Connor John Ogden Eric Nicolai Eric Nicolai Al Navarro Al Navarro Mark Rahlwes Troy Walker Kelson Kawai Jordan Fukumoto Caleb Roher Deven McKinney

575 559 655 1,114 825 865 901 894 913 557 733 716 861 889 772

SCORING Touchdowns Scored Yr. Player TD 1952 Frank Buckiewicz, Sr. 13 1953-1965 Stats Missing 1966 Es Chung 8 1967 Clarence Nathaniel 2 1968 Buck Lorts 2 Dave Van Winkle 2 1969 Jay Butz 5 1970 Buck Lorts 5 1971 Tony Warren 6 1972 Jim Wills 10 1973 Tom Beaver 5 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Mike Thomas 3 1976 Mark Burt 6 1977 John Beal 5 1978 Drew Valles 4 1979 Calvin Myles 7 1980 Russ Blunck 3 1981 Tim Osiadacz 3 1982 Scott Perkins 3 1983 Mike Connor 7 1984 Mike Connor 10 1985 Derek Cropp 5 1986 Eric Nicolai 11 1987 Eric Nicolai 10 1988 Al Navarro 9 1989 Cedric Walker 6 1990 Al Navarro 5 1991 Ryan Williams 3 2010 Jordan Fukumoto 6 2011 Jordan Fukumoto 8 2012 Kelson Kawai 6 2013 Jordan Fukumoto 8 Points Scored Yr. Player Pts. 1952 Frank Buckiewicz, Sr. 90 1953-1965 Stats Missing 1966 Es Chung 48 1967 Clarence Nathaniel 12 1968 Buck Lorts 21 1969 Jay Butz 30 1970 Buck Lorts 51 1971 Buck Lorts 61 1972 Jim Wills 60 1973 Tom Beaver 30 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. 21 1976 Mark Burt 38 1977 John Beal 30 1978 Drew Valles 26 1979 Calvin Myles 42 1980 Russ Blunck 18 1981 Tim Osiadacz 18 1982 Scott Perkins 18 1983 Mike Connor 42 1984 Mike Connor 60 1985 Derek Cropp 30 1986 Eric Nicolai 66 1987 Eric Nicolai 60 1988 Al Navarro 54 1989 Carlos Valdivia 38 1990 Al Navarro 30 1991 Akihiro Kamada 28 2010 Jordan Fukumoto 36 2011 Jordan Fukumoto 48

2012 Moses Villareal-Gomez 2013 Moses Villareal-Gomez

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P.A.T. Kicks Made Yr. Player PAT 1966 Howard Durand 16 1967 Stats Missing 1968 Buck Lorts 6 1969 Buck Lorts 12 1970 Buck Lorts 12 1971 Buck Lorts 19 1972 Don Kyle 18 1973 Frank Buckiewicz, Jr. 13 1974-1977 Stats Missing 1978 Willie Brosseau 15 1979 Willie Brosseau 9 1980 Mik Hendrickson 6 1981 None 1982 Todd Smith 6 1983 Todd Smith 12 1984 Todd Smith 10 1985 Todd Smith 9 1986 Cub Shulund 25 1987 Cub Shulund 16 1988 Kevin Buckner 20 1989 Carlos Valdivia 11 1990 Carlos Valdivia 10 1991 Akihiro Kamada 10 2010 Jon Lee 14 2011 Moses Villareal-Gomez 17 2012 Moses Villareal-Gomez 28 2013 Moses Villareal-Gomez 39 Field Goals Made Yr. Player 1960 Bob Wendel 1961-1969 Stats Missing 1970 Buck Lorts 1971 Buck Lorts 1972-1975 Stats Missing 1976 Willie Brosseau 1977 Stats Missing 1978 Willie Brosseau 1979 Willie Brosseau 1980 Mik Hendrickson 1981 Ed Ritt 1982 Todd Smith 1983 Todd Smith 1984 Todd Smith 1985 Todd Smith Cub Shulund 1986 Cub Shulund 1987 Cub Shulund 1988 Kevin Buckner 1989 Carlos Valdivia 1990 Carlos Valdivia 1991 Akihiro Kamada 2010 Jon Lee 2011 Moses Villareal-Gomez 2012 Moses Villareal-Gomez 2013 Moses Villareal-Gomez

FG 4 3 4 5 3 2 1 1 2 6 5 1 1 4 5 10 9 4 6 7 6 10 11

Field Goals Attempted Yr. Player Att. Stats Missing Prior To 1978 1978 Willie Brosseau 4 1979 Willie Brosseau 3 1980 Greg Buckiewicz 3 Mik Hendrickson 3 1981 Ed Ritt 2 1982 Todd Smith 4 1983 Todd Smith 10 1984 Todd Smith 7 1985 Stats Missing 1986 Cub Shulund 9 1987 Cub Shulund 9 1988 Kevin Buckner 10 1989 Carlos Valdivia 16 1990 Carlos Valdivia 8 1991 Akihiro Kamada 7 2010 Jon Lee 8 2011 Moses Villareal-Gomez 10 2012 Moses Villareal-Gomez 13 2013 Moses Villareal-Gomez 11

Field Goal Accuracy Yr. Player Stats Missing Prior To 1978 1978 Willie Brousseau 1979 Willie Brosseau 1980 Mik Hendrickson 1981 Ed Ritt 1982 Todd Smith 1983 Todd Smith 1984 Todd Smith 1985 Stats Missing 1986 Cub Shulund 1987 Cub Shulund 1988 Kevin Buckner 1989 Carlos Valdivia 1990 Carlos Valdivia 1991 Akihiro Kamada 2010 Jon Lee 2011 M. Villareal-Gomez 2012 M. Villareal-Gomez 2013 M. Villareal-Gomez PUNTING Punting Yards Yr. Player 1966 Bill Jones 1967 Mike Kenyon 1968 Mike Kenyon 1969 Mike Kenyon 1970 Sam Spicher 1971 Chris Card 1972 Chris Card 1973 Chris Card 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Ken Dahl 1976 Ken Dahl 1977 Ken Dahl 1978 Ken Dahl 1979 Mario Chaves 1980 Greg Buckiewicz 1981 Charlie Little 1982 Todd Smith 1983 Stats Missing 1984 Todd Smith 1985 Todd Smith 1986 Jim Snowadski 1987 Derek Debbs 1988 Owens 1989 Brent Nicolas 1990 Brent Nicolas 1991 Kurt Nelson 2010 Spencer Bell 2011 Aaron Koford 2012 Aaron Koford 2013 Aaron Koford Punt Attempts Yr. Player 1966 Bill Jones 1967 Mike Kenyon 1968 Mike Kenyon 1969 Mike Kenyon 1970 Sam Spicher 1971 Chris Card 1972 Chris Card 1973 Chris Card 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Ken Dahl 1976 Ken Dahl 1977 Ken Dahl 1978 Ken Dahl 1979 Mario Chaves 1980 Greg Buckiewicz 1981 Charlie Little 1982 Todd Smith 1983 Stats Missing 1984 Todd Smith 1985 Todd Smith 1986 Jim Snowadski 1987 Derek Debbs 1988 Owens 1989 Brent Nicolas 1990 Brent Nicolas 1991 Kurt Nelson 2010 Spencer Bell

Pct. 75.0 66.7 33.3 50.0 50.0 60.0 71.4 44.4 55.5 95.2 56.3 50.0 85.7 87.5 60.0 76.9 68.8

Yds. 1,958 1,245 2,072 1,483 1,369 1,893 1,585 1,586 1,687 1,813 1,969 1,273 672 1,223 955 1,111 1,864 1,792 1,621 1,966 1,023 2,076 2,203 1,862 1,420 1,599 1,602 1,301 Att. 55 39 64 43 46 58 45 47 51 53 55 36 22 42 33 37 55 57 44 54 33 53 61 58 41

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48 41 35 Avg. 35.6 42.2 32.4 34.5 29.8 31.7 35.2 33.7 33.1 34.2 35.8 40.0 32.3 29.1 34.3 35.2 33.9 31.4 36.8 36.4 37.6 39.2 36.1 32.1 34.6 33.3 39.1 37.2

Avg. 39 83 12 82 121 131 77 39 11 186 49 18 130 50 157 31 45 57 155 122 81 19 42 78 248

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Stats Missing Calvin Myles Karry Cameron Karry Cameron Stacy Smith Drew Valles Jeff Kailawalu Wayne Carter Wayne Carter Miller Brooks Hoff Jeff Platta David Lorenz Eric Bramwell Dave Carroll Clayton Colliton Jayson Fukumoto Brandon Harms Blake Anthony Brandon Harms Brandon Harms

8 8 4 11 4 3 18 10 17 8 5 8 17 17 13 5 10 8 8 20

Punt Return Average (Minimum 10 Attempts) Yr. Player Avg. 1960 Rob Osborn 28.3* 1961-1967 Stats Missing 1968 Dwight McBride 19.5* 1969 Chad Debnam 16.6* 1970 Ron Stutzman 6.0* 1971 Stats Missing 1972 Jim Wills 8.2 1973 Jim Wills 10.1 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Mike Thomas 21.8* 1976 Stats Missing 1977 Calvin Myles 9.6 1978 Calvin Myles 6.5 1979 Calvin Myles 3.6* 1980 Stacy Smith 6.1 1981 Drew Valles 13.0 1982 Jeff Kailawalu 6.0 1983 Wayne Carter 7.2 1984 Wayne Carter 3.9 1985 Miller 9.2 1986 Brooks Hoff 3.9* 1987 Jeff Platta 9.0* 1988 David Lorenz 7.1 1989 Eric Bramwell 9.1 1990 Dave Carroll 7.2 1991 Clayton Colliton 6.2 2010 Jayson Fukumoto 3.8* 2011 Brandon Harms 4.2 2012 Blake Anthony 9.8* 2013 Brandon Harms 912.4 * - Does not meet minimum KICKOFF RETURNS Kickoff Return Yards Yr. Player Stats Missing Prior To 1969 1969 Nick Gitts 1970 Bill Mikesell 1971 Stats Missing 1972 Tony Warren 1973 Jim Wills 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Mike Boshers 1976 Mark Burt 1977 Calvin Myles 1978 Karry Cameron 1979 Calvin Myles 1980 Russ Blunck 1981 Lynn Smith 1982 Thurman Robbson 1983 Wayne Carter 1984 Wayne Carter 1985 Miller 1986 Brooks Hoff 1987 Skip Dailey 1988 Marty Kammerzell 1989 Eric Bramwell 1990 Josh Wheeler 1991 Ryan Williams 2010 Kelson Kawai

Yds. 230 332 223 190 379 170 241 157 520 110 290 202 332 370 500 584 285 407 238 179 425 552

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Kickoff Returns Yr. Player Stats Missing Prior To 1969 1969 Nick Gitts Glen Higa 1970 Bill Mikesell 1971 Stats Missing 1972 Tony Warren 1973 Jim Wills Tony Warren 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Mike Boshers 1976 Mark Burt 1977 Calvin Myles 1978 Calvin Myles 1979 Calvin Myles 1980 Stacy Smith 1981 Lynn Smith 1982 Thurman Robbson 1983 Wayne Carter 1984 Wayne Carter 1985 Miller 1986 Brooks Hoff 1987 Skip Dailey Troy Tyler 1988 Marty Kammerzell 1989 Kevin Robbins 1990 Josh Wheeler 1991 Ryan Williams 2010 Kelson Kawai 2011 Caleb Roher 2012 Caleb Roher 2013 Caleb Roher Kickoff Return Average (Minimum 5 Attempts) Yr. Player Stats Missing Prior To 1969 1969 Nick Gitts 1970 Tony Warren 1971 Stats Missing 1972 Tony Warren 1973 Jim Wills 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Irving Soto 1976 Mark Burt 1977 Calvin Myles 1978 Karry Cameron 1979 Calvin Myles 1980 Stacy Smith 1981 Lynn Smith 1982 Todd Elliott 1983 Wayne Carter 1984 Wayne Carter 1985 Kim 1986 Reed Aken 1987 Skip Dailey 1988 Marty Kammerzell 1989 Eric Bramwell 1990 Scott Shimabukuro 1991 Ryan Williams 2010 Sean Valente 2011 Deven McKinney 2012 Caleb Roher 2013 Deven McKinney

363 365 383 Ret. 5 5 15 11 9 9 17 7 11 10 24 24 20 16 15 17 28 28 15 15 22 16 13 24 27 20 14 20

Avg. 46.0 31.5 20.3 19.0 29.7 24.3 21.9 15.7 21.6 15.7 14.5 19.5 22.1 21.8 24.3 32.2 19.0 18.5 29.8 16.6 17.7 20.5 19.9 26.1 26.0

TACKLES Total Tackles Yr. Player Tackles 1969 Tom Weeks 76 1980 Dean Kline 68.5 1981 Reed Olaso 86.5 1982 Mike Brandolino 91.5 1983 Bill Connor 86 1984 Stats Missing 1985 Rich Vidinha 110 1986 Jeff Platta 84 1987 Jeff Platta 86 1988 Bill Blevins 57 1989 Dave Carroll 113

1990 Tim Smith 95 1991 Erik Utter 74 2010 Bryan Mills 37 2011 Bryan Mills 62 2012 Josh Brinkworth 71 2012 Tim Hastie 60 Solo Tackles Yr. Player Tackles 1980 Dean Kline 58 1981 Reed Olaso 64 1982 Mike Brandolino 79 1983 Gregg Rietmann 47 1984 Stats Missing 1985 Rich Vidinha 75 1986 Jeff Platta 59 1987 Jeff Platta 61 1988 Bill Blevins 47 1989 Dave Carroll 90 1990 Dave Carroll 65 1991 Erik Utter 47 2010 Bryan Mills 28 2011 Bryan Mills 35 2012 Josh Brinkworth 51 2013 Bryan Mills 43 Assisted Tackles Yr. Player 1969 Tom Weeks 1980 Reed Olaso 1981 Reed Olaso 1982 Reed Olaso 1983 Bill Connor 1984 Stats Missing 1985 Rich Vidinha 1986 Bill Blevins 1987 Jeff Platta 1988 Kurt Hanson 1989 Dave Carroll 1990 Tim Smith 1991 Erik Utter 2010 Bryan Mills 2011 Tim Hastie 2012 Tim Hastie 2013 Tim Hastie

Tackles 93 28 45 38 39 35 31 25 14 23 33 27 18 29 27 26

Tackles For Loss Yr. Player Tackles 1982 Mike Brandolino 12 1983 Mike Brandolino 14 1984 Stats Missing 1985 Stats Missing 1986 Gerry Pesavento 7 1987 Kirk Swoboda 9 1988 Jeff Brown 7 1989 Charlton Moananu 10 1990 Nofo Lilo 9 1991 Steve Brenner 6 2010 Josh Beck 5.5 2011 Tim Hastie 6.5 Landon Aano 6.5 2012 Chrystian Johnson 7 2013 Sean Bangs 11.5 Quatterback Sacks Yr. Player Sacks 1980 Fred Reisinger 9 1981 Brad Verigan 2 1982 Mike Brandolino 7.5 1983 Mike Brandolino 9 1984 Stats Missing 1985 Swan 3 Victor 3 1986 Gerry Pesavento 6 1987 Kirk Swoboda 8 1988 Jeff Brown 10 1989 Charlton Moaneau 12 1990 Charlton Moananu 11 1991 Sean Satterfield 2 Zach Bell 2 2010 Landon Aano 2 2011 Landon Aano 3 2012 Chrystian Johnson 4 2013 Sean Bangs 8

INTERCEPTIONS Interception Return Yards Yr. Player Yds. 1966 Stats Missing 1967 Mike Kenyon 70 1968 Stats Missing 1969 Mike Williams 86 1970 Bill Mikesell 59 1971 Stats Missing 1972 Lloyd Little 41 1973 Lloyd Little 50 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Danny Bayne 13 1976 Mike Asuncion 52 1977 Gary Morris 69 1978 Gary Morris 63 1979 Karry Cameron 84 1980 Stacy Smith 50 1981 Robert Rothschild 102 1982 Jeff Paul 43 1983 Bart Hendrix 92 1984 Kevin Feist 29 1985-1988 Stats Missing 1989 Alan Sagon 63 1990 Charlton Moananu 19 1991 Dan Rudometkin 10 2010 Bryan Mills 87 2011 Bryan Mills 40 2012 Craig Bailey 38 2013 Craig Bailey 80 Interceptions Yr. Player 1966 Stats Missing 1967 Mike Kenyon 1968 Tim Armbruster 1969 Tim Armbruster 1970 Bill Mikesell Jim Westendorf 1971 Stats Missing 1972 Lloyd Little 1973 Lloyd Little 1974 Stats Missing 1975 Mike Asuncion 1976 Mike Asuncion 1977 Gary Morris Mike Asuncion 1978 Gary Morris Kevin Gramsen 1979 Karry Cameron Dean Kline 1980 Stacy Smith 1981 Robert Rothschild 1982 Jeff Paul Franshot Johnson 1983 Kevin Feist 1984 Kevin Feist 1985 Hauck Kim 1986 Bill Blevins 1987 Bill Blevins 1988 Bill Blevins 1989 Brian Sherrard Dave Carroll 1990 Dave Carroll Reid Hellbusch 1991 Mickey Glaze 2010 Bryan Mills 2011 Bryan Mills Tim Hastie Devin Lagorio Craig Bailey Sam Bettencourt 2012 Bryan Mills Brandon Harms 2013 Bryan Mills * - led Northwest Conference

Int. 5 4 7 3 3 6 9* 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 6 4 2 2 4 7 4 4 7 7 7 6 6 2 2 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 5

Honor Roll

Len Gilman First Team All-Northwest Conference 1926 Robert Pollock William Rannow Carl Johnson 1927 Robert Pollock 1928 Robert Pollock Gilbert Oddie 1929 Tuor Art Brachman Pete Miller 1930 Laurel Frost Russell Achinson 1931 Art Brachman Al Weinal Critchfield 1932 Art Brachman Al Weinal Clem Parberry Eldon Cone 1933 Loren Douglas 1934 Clem Parberry Sam Nixon Jim Corrigan 1935 Fossati Tilpher Barstad Jim Corrigan 1936 Tilpher Barstad 1937 Jim Wiles Oscar Giesecke Ed Gilman 1938 Jim Wiles George Racette Harvey Roloff Amend Lewis Merz Ed Gilman Howard Horner 1939 Ernie Naef Len Gilman 1940 Don Bryant Len Gilman 1941 Maitland Anderson George Risk 1946 Arnold Thorgerson Bill Dahlgren Maitland Anderson 1947 Arnold Thorgerson Stan Russell 1948 Arnold Thorgerson Bill Maggette Stan Russell 1949 Bob Maggette LeRoy Gamble John Jubb Stan Russell 1950 Ed Rooney Jim Hudson Paul Hutton Dale Klaumann 1951 Frank Buckiewicz Al Goertzen Gene Lukozsky Danny Hess Joe Kauwaii John Zavodsky Glenn Zeller Marvin Bibler

Bob Light E T FB T T G RE RH LT RH FB LT LH C E G HB RG RT FB T LG RE LH E E T T G RB FB G FB LG FB C B E G C E HB E T B T G C B E T LB HB B B E T G G LB HB

1952 1954 1955 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1970 1971 1972 1973 1978 1979 1981 1982 1983

Forrest Barnes

Joe Kauwaii Ron Haworth Frank Buckiewicz Al Goertzen Dan Hess Bob Sandgren Tinker Hatfield Jerry Millis Jerry Adams Tom Thompson Duane Baker Vince Heinrich Jack Nehring Tom Thompson Chuck Peterson Bill Hughes Bob Burnside Bob Wendell Chuck Peterson Bob Wendell Bob Light Dave Woodford Bob Wendell Dick Lawrence Dick Lawrence Clair Foley Ray Amstadt Dick Weise Mike Calvert Dick Daniels Jon Elston Charles Chapman Dick Daniels Charles Chapman Gale Barcroft Jim Westendorf Bob Wells Doug Horner Scott Watters Jim Westendorf Jim Willis Larry Crowley Ralph Nickerson Jay Butz Terry Woebke Steve Sherrill Elmer Groener Art Kalahiki Jim Westendorf Jim Willis Gary Pope Ralph Nickerson Elmer Groener Lloyd Little Rick Anderson Bill Carlington Karry Cameron Calvin Myles Mark Schneider Forrest Barnes Darrel James Ed Ritt Mike Brandolino Forrest Barnes Mike Connor Mike Brandolino Ed Ritt

G B/S B T MG HB HB C

HB MG LB E FB E LB E QB B E LB HB T1 FB1 QB FB B HB T B T HB B T C E B E T QB RB E T MG LB B E E QB MG B G L B R IL G RB T NG G TB NG T

1984 2011 2012 2013

Bill Connor Wayne Carter Wayne Carter Forrest Barnes Mike Connor Todd Smith Kevin Feist Bill Connor, Jr. Jordan Fukumoto Sean Dalton Tim Hastie Sean Dalton Jordan Fukumoto

LB CB R G RB/LB K CB LB WR OL LB OL WR

First Team All-Columbia Football Assoc. 1985 Richard Vidinha LB Jeff Ogden RB Jim Swann DE 1986 Bill Blevins DB Eric Nicolai WR Gary Pesavento DL Richard Vidinha LB Brian Fleskes C 1987 Bill Blevins DB Mark Kaanapu OL Eric Nicolai WR Gary Pesavento DL Jeff Platta DB Brent Smith QB 1988 Bill Blevins DB Mark Kaanapu OL Jeff Brown DL Dave Lorenz WR 1989 Ernie Nihi OL David Carroll DB Charlton Moananu DL Jon Edmonds OL Al Navarro RB Brent Nicolas P Carlos Valdivia K Cedric Walter WR 1990 Ernie Nihi OL David Carroll DB Charlton Moananu DL Trey Mott LB 1991 Ernie Nihi OL Troy Walker WR First Team Little All-Northwest (Associated Press) 1953 Ron Haworth 1958 Tom Thompson

G G

First Team Little All-Northwest (NW Collegiate Sports Service) 1971 Doug Horner 1972 Ken Albus Terry Woebke Steve Sherrill 1983 Mike Brandolino 1984 Mike Connor Kevin Feist 1987 Eric Nicolai Bill Blevins 1988 Bill Blevins 1989 Cedric Walker 1990 Ernie Nihi

C G E IL G RB B WR FS FS WR OL

Nofo Lino DL 1991 Ernie Nihi OL NOTE: Little All-Northwest selected by the Associated Press prior to 1968 and by Jack Sareault’s Northwest Collegiate Sports Service from 1968-2001. Team discontinued after the 2001 season. Associated Press Little All-America Team 1952 Frank Buckiewicz 2nd Team 1958 Tom Thompson 2nd Team NAIA All-American 1983 Ed Ritt (DL) 1987 Eric Nicolai (WR) 1990 David Carroll (DB) Ernie Nihi (OL)

2nd Team 2nd Team

Little All-Northwest Coach of the Year 1972 Frank Buckiewicz Columbia Football Association Mt. Hood League Coach of the Year 1987 Bill Griffin Capital One/CoSIDA Division III Academic All-District VIII Team 2013 Jordan Fukumoto Brandon Harms Postseason Bowl Game Participants National Bowl Game 2013 Devin Lagorio Tazon de Estrellas 2013

Craig Bailey

Sources: Northwest Conference archives (with appreciation to the late Jack Sareault); Bob Guptill (former Columbia Football Association information director), past Pacific press releases.

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Year-By-Year Results

BURT POWELL 1892-1898 10-2-3

1892 PAC 18 Bishop Scott’s 6 Multnomah AC

1-1 OPP 6 16

1893 PAC 28 Western Oregon

1-0 OPP 0

1894 PAC 60 George Fox 4 Portland 28 Western Oregon 0 Oregon

2-1-1 OPP 0 8 6 0

1895 PAC 0 Oregon State

0-0-1 OPP 0

1896 2-0-0 PAC OPP 12 Holmes Bus. College 0 10 Oregon Nat’l Guard 6 1897

RECORDS LOST

1898 PAC 6 Portland YMCA 13 Portland 2 Linfield 2 George Fox 5 Oregon State

ARTHUR ARLETT 1899 3-1-0

1899 PAC OPP 5 Bishop Scott’s 36 Portland HS 28 Linfield 0 Willamette

4-0-1 OPP 5 0 0 0 5

3-1 OPP 0 0 0 24

MR. WILCOX 1900 3-2-1

1900 PAC 0 Portland HS 0 Portland Academy 0 Multnomah AC 23 George Fox 21 Portland Dental 5 Portland Dental

3-2-1 OPP 11 0 6 0 0 0

T.L. McFADDEN 1901-1903 5-12-4

1901 PAC 6 Portland Academy 12 Chemawa 0 Multnomah AC 0 Multnomah AC 17 Oregon State 16 Oregon Med. School 29 Hill Military Acad. 0 Oregon

3-5 OPP 10 16 6 34 0 0 0 10

1902 PAC 0 Portland Academy 0 Whitman 0 Oregon Med. School 16 Linfield 0 Oregon 0 Oregon State

1-4-1 OPP 6 28 0 0 70 31

1903 PAC 14 Hill Military Acad. 0 Portland Academy 5 Portland 0 Linfield 0 Oregon State 0 Willamette 0 Lewis and Clark

1-3-3 OPP 0 0 11 39 0 0 17

W.C. MAGEE 1904 4-3-0

1904 PAC 17 Hill Military Acad. 16 Portland 16 Oregon Med. School 0 Lewis and Clark 5 Chemawa 0 Willamette 12 Portland YMCA

MR. SHANNON 1905 0-3-0

1905 PAC 0 Hill Military Acad. 0 Forest Grove AC 0 George Fox

0-3 OPP 5 14 5

MR. COON 1906 1-2-1

1906 PAC 0 Hill Military Acad. 0 Portland 0 Oregon State 30 George Fox

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4-3 OPP 5 0 0 18 10 38 0

1-2-1 OPP 0 10 28 0

ARCHIE HAHN 1907-1908 5-6-0

1907 PAC 0 Portland HS 12 Portland Academy 0 Oregon 0 Oregon State 5 Lewis and Clark 15 Lewis and Clark

3-3 OPP 6 0 52 49 0 0

1908 PAC 20 Portland Academy 0 Lewis and Clark 0 Portland Academy 4 Willamette 4 Chemawa

2-3 OPP 0 5 4 0 21

H.I. SHERMAN 1909 2-2-3

1909 PAC 20 Portland Academy 0 Oregon State 6 Hill Military Acad. 0 Lincoln HS 0 Portland CYO 0 Chemawa 0 Willamette

DAN COLVILLE 1910 3-2-0

1910 PAC 8 Portland Academy 11 Hill Military Acad. 21 Whitworth 31 Mount Angel Sem. 0 Willamette

3-2 OPP 0 12 0 0 12

PAUL LYNCH 1911 3-2-0

1911 PAC 2 Washington 29 Mount Angel Sem. 33 Chemawa 0 Puget Sound 20 Oregon State

2-3 OPP 0 21 5 0 0 0 8

3-2 OPP 3 6 0 6 0

DUDLEY CLARK 1912 0-3-0

1912 PAC 0 Washington HS 0 Willamette 6 Chemawa

0-3 OPP 21 40 20

RALPH YAKEL 1913-1915 8-3-0

1913 PAC 6 Willamette 12 George Fox 20 Lewis & Clark 7 Chemawa

3-1 OPP 61 0 19 6

1914 PAC 61 Lewis & Clark 21 George Fox 47 George Fox

3-0 OPP 0 0 0

1915 PAC 0 Oregon 27 Mount Angel Sem. 7 Lewis & Clark 7 Willamette

2-2 OPP 47 7 6 13

WILLIAM HANDLIN 1916 2-3-0

1916 PAC 0 Multnomah AC 0 Vancouver AC 14 Mount Angel Sem. 6 Chemawa 7 Willamette

2-3 OPP 6 14 13 0 25

1917-1918 No Team – World War I

JESSIE DAY 1919 2-4-0

1919 PAC 21 Chemawa 6 Oregon State 0 Multnomah AC 0 Willamette 13 Reed 6 Oregon St. Frosh

2-4 OPP 0 47 20 12 0 28

LEON STRONG 1920 0-3-1

RICHARD ABRAHAM 1920 1-1-0

1920 PAC 0 Oregon St. Frosh 7 Oregon Frosh 0 Puget Sound 7 Willamette 0 Chemawa 40 Reed

1-4-1 OPP 0 24 0 23 90 0

LEO FRANK 1921-1929 29-30-4

1921 PAC 20 Mount Angel Sem. 7 Oregon 28 Lewis & Clark 27 Puget Sound 14 Chemawa

5-1 OPP 6 21 7 14 0

1922 PAC 0 Oregon 0 Oregon State 71 Mount Angel Sem. 7 College of Idaho 27 Puget Sound 20 Willamette

4-2 OPP 27 3 0 6 0 6

1923 PAC 0 Oregon State 0 Washington State 118 Geoege Fox 32 College of Idaho 13 Puget Sound 18 Willamette 6 Montana

5-2 OPP 12 19 0 0 0 0 0

1924 PAC 0 Washington State 0 Oregon 20 College of Idaho 7 Puget Sound 7 Montana 26 Willamette

3-3 OPP 60 20 14 61 61 0

1925 PAC 7 Portland 0 Multnomah AC 0 Oregon 7 College of Idaho 25 Puget Sound 6 Linfield 23 Willamette 6 Whitman

3-5-1 OPP 7 32 13 16 56 0 0 13

1926 2-2-1 NWC PAC 0 Oregon 7 Linfield 9 Whitman 6 Willamette 0 College of Idaho 15 Puget Sound

2-2-2 5th OPP 0 0 9 10 9 0

1927 0-4-1 NWC PAC 6 Oregon 6 College of Idaho 50 Lewis & Clark 7 Whitman 0 Linfield 7 Willamette 7 Puget Sound

1-5-1 6th OPP 32 13 0 18 0 13 13

1928 2-3 NWC PAC 0 Oregon 0 Washington 0 Oregon State 7 College of Idaho 20 Linfield 0 Whitman

2-6 5th OPP 32 42 46 28 0 44

Year-By-Year Results 6 0

Willamette Puget Sound

0 14

1929 2-3 NWC PAC 0 Oregon 19 Portland 14 Lewis & Clark 20 Linfield 13 Puget Sound 0 Willamette 12 College of Idaho 26 Whitman

4-4 4th OPP 58 7 12 0 12 25 13 39

ELDON JENNE 1930-1933 18-13-3

1930 2-1-1 NWC PAC 6 Commerce HS 0 Oregon 13 Western Oregon 6 Portland 12 Linfield 62 Lewis & Clark 0 Oregon State 0 Whitman 6 Puget Sound 6 Willamette

5-4-1 3rd OPP 0 20 7 13 0 0 57 0 0 34

1931 3-2-0 NWC PAC 18 Linfield 12 Portland 28 College of Idaho 13 Whitman 7 Willamette 20 Lewis & Clark 6 Puget Sound

5-2 Tie 2nd OPP 6 7 7 20 6 0 25

1932 3-2 NWC Tie 3rd PAC 6 St. John’s Bachelor 6 Oregon 12 Portland 6 Puget Sound 0 Whitman 19 Linfield 18 Lewis & Clark 6 Willamette 0 Southern Oregon

4-3-2

1933 3-1-1 NWC PAC 7 Portland 0 Linfield 7 Lewis & Clark 14 Whitman 0 Willamette 13 College of Idaho 0 Puget Sound 0 Southern Oregon

4-4 3rd OPP 0 18 0 12 6 6 21 19

1934 3-1-1 NWC PAC 7 Southern Oregon 7 Oregon State 13 Linfield

OPP 6 26 12 13 14 7 7 2 20

ANSON CORNELL 1934-1935 6-6-5 4-2-3 3rd OPP 0 19 0

0 28 13 7 0 27

Western Oregon Whitman Portland Puget Sound Willamette Lewis and Clark

1935 1-3-2 NWC PAC 6 Southern Oregon 7 Portland 0 Linfield 6 Whitman 7 Lewis & Clark 0 College of Idaho 0 Willamette 6 Puget Sound

0 7 13 7 34 6 2-4-2 6th OPP 0 13 0 13 7 13 13 0

ROGER FOLGATE 1936-1942 21-24-7

1936 1-5 NWC PAC 20 Fort Lewis 21 Linfield 19 Whitman 6 Puget Sound 7 College of Idaho 20 Lewis & Clark 0 Willamette 0 Portland

4-4 6th OPP 7 6 6 27 14 0 19 14

1937 3-1-1 NWC PAC 0 Western Oregon 0 Portland 7 College of Idaho 0 Willamette 24 Whitman 20 Vancouver Barracks 19 Lewis & Clark 20 Puget Sound

4-3-1 2nd OPP 6 36 7 6 7 0 0 6

1938 4-1-1 NWC NWC CO-CHAMPIONS PAC 6 Portland 21 Puget Sound 13 Linfield 0 San Jose CC 7 College of Idaho 6 Willamette 13 Whitman

4-3 Tie 1st

1939 3-0-2 NWC NWC CHAMPIONS PAC 13 Pacific Lutheran 6 Linfield 0 W. Washington 13 Puget Sound 14 Whitman 13 College of Idaho 0 Willamette

3-2-2 1st

1940 2-1-2 NWC PAC 6 Pacific Lutheran 6 Portland 6 College of Idaho 13 Linfield 13 Whitman 0 Puget Sound 0 W. Washington

2-4-2 3rd OPP 26 25 6 0 0 0 0

OPP 26 0 0 39 14 0 6

OPP 14 0 19 0 0 13 0

Willamette

1941 2-3-0 NWC PAC 7 Portland 18 Portland Air Base 14 College of Idaho 7 Linfield 9 Whitman 13 Puget Sound 0 Willamette 20 St. Martin’s 1942 0-3-2 NWC PAC 0 Portland 6 St. Martin’s 0 Linfield 14 Whitman 0 College of Idaho 0 Willamette

4-4 Tie 3rd OPP 30 0 27 6 16 0 40 19 0-4-2 4th OPP 26 35 0 26 0 31

1943-1945 No Team – World War II

OZZIE GATES 1946 4-3-1

1946 3-3-0 NWC PAC 7 Everett JC 6 Whitman 0 Puget Sound 0 Lewis & Clark 9 Linfield 6 College of Idaho 0 Willamette 31 British Columbia

4-3-1 5th OPP 0 0 33 0 0 21 6 0

PAUL STAGG 1947-1960 63-51-6

25 Linfield 0 33 Whitman 27 33 Chico State 0 34 British Columbia 0 6 Lewis & Clark 13 48 College of Idaho 0 32 Willamette 7 33 UC Davis* 15 * - Pear Bowl at Medford, Ore. 1950 3-2 NWC PAC 12 W. Washington 12 Western Oregon 14 Chico State 13 College of Idaho 0 Lewis & Clark 19 Whitman 0 Pacific Lutheran 3 Linfield 27 Willamette

7-2 Tie 2nd OPP 6 6 6 6 24 7 19 0 7

1951 8-2 4-1 NWC Tie 1st NWC CO-CHAMPIONS PAC OPP 0 W. Washingotn 8 20 Central Washington 0 26 Willamette 6 27 College of Idaho 6 0 Linfield 6 20 Lewis & Clark 12 20 Pacific Lutheran 12 13 Whitman 0 25 UC Davis* 7 * - Pear Bowl at Medford, Ore. 1952 4-0-1 NWC NWC CO-CHAMPIONS PAC 9 W. Washington 31 Western Oregon 7 College of Idaho 37 Whitman 27 Willamette 33 Pacific Lutheran 32 Linfield 25 Lewis & Clark

7-0-1 Tie 1st OPP 7 6 7 14 26 25 0 7

1947 5-2 NWC PAC 13 Lewis and Clark 48 Portland State 25 Whitman 6 Linfield 20 College of Idaho 0 Willamette 20 British Columbia 15 Puget Sound

6-2 2nd OPP 0 0 7 7 0 20 19 6

1953 0-4-1 NWC PAC 12 W. Washington 26 Western Oregon 6 Willamette 13 College of Idaho 19 Pacific Lutheran 6 Linfield 0 Lewis & Clark 6 Whitman

2-4-2 6th OPP 12 14 6 41 6 20 14 13

1948 5-2 NWC PAC 33 British Columbia 0 Montana 0 Whitman 28 Linfield 14 College of Idaho 40 Oregon Tech 0 Southern Oregon 41 Lewis and Clark 19 Willamette

5-3-1 2nd OPP 0 27 0 14 20 0 14 0 0

1954 1-4 NWC PAC 26 W. Washington 16 Pacific Lutheran 6 Willamette 12 College of Idaho 19 Western Oregon 20 Linfield 0 Lewis and Clark

3-4 Tie 4th OPP 18 26 12 20 6 0 22

1955 2-3 NWC Tie 3rd PAC 0 Western Oregon 12 Whitman 13 Pacific Lutheran 14 Portland State 19 Willamette 12 College of Idaho

4-4

1949 4-1-1 NWC NWC CO-CHAMPIONS PAC 20 Pacific Lutheran 33 W. Washington

8-1-1 Tie 1st OPP 20 13

7 7

Linfield Lewis & Clark

13 6

1956 1-4 NWC PAC 0 UC Davis 7 College of Idaho 7 Willamette 27 Seattle Ramblers 13 Eastern Oregon 7 Whitman 14 Portland State 7 Linfield 18 Lewis &Clark

3-6 6th OPP 26 39 39 7 7 19 33 21 6

1957 0-5-0 NWC PAC 6 Chico State 25 Portland State 7 Seattle Ramblers 12 Pacific Lutheran 7 Linfield 14 Lewis & Clark 19 Whitman 6 Willamette 7 College of Idaho

2-7 6th OPP 48 18 28 0 41 19 28 40 20

1958 0-4-1 NWC PAC 14 Chico State 19 Portland State 14 Willamette 14 Pacific Lutheran 14 College of Idaho 7 Whitman 7 Linfield 13 Lewis & Clark

1-7-1 6th OPP 34 20 27 6 28 12 7 33

1959 4-5 2-3 NWC Tie 4th PAC OPP 17 Central Washington 0 7 UC Davis 14 12 Willamette 14 6 Pacific Lutheran 7 3 Whitman 7 16 College of Idaho 0 40 Portland State 0 20 Lewis & Clark 33 30 Linfield 7 1960 2-3 NWC PAC 20 Pacific Lutheran 28 UC Davis 14 Willamette 20 Western Oregon 13 Seattle Ramblers 34 Whitman 26 Lewis & Clark 35 College of Idaho 7 Linfield

5-4 4th OPP 12 0 25 14 28 14 27 13 21

OPP 12 13 0 7 6 20

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NOAH ALLEN 1961-1964 8-26-0

1961 0-5 NWC PAC 9 Pacific Lutheran 17 Chico State 0 College of Idaho 14 Western Oregon 14 Willamette 13 Whitman 0 Linfield 0 Southern Oregon 7 Lewis & Clark

0-9 6th OPP 12 20 32 27 31 19 45 33 36

1962 1-4 NWC PAC 7 Pacific Lutheran 13 Chico State 7 Willamette 19 Western Oregon 0 Santa Clara 33 Whitman 14 Lewis & Clark 20 College of Idaho 0 Linfield

1-8 5th OPP 12 19 40 21 47 0 39 0 13

1963 2-3 NWC PAC 14 Chico State 7 Portland State 21 Whitman 27 Western Oregon 3 Central Washington 0 Willamette 14 Linfield 7 Lewis & Clark 17 College of Idaho

3-6 4th OPP 20 27 20 0 20 7 27 35 0

1964 3-2 NWC PAC 20 Portland State 54 Western Oregon 7 College of Idaho 13 Pacific Lutheran 27 Whitman 21 Willamette 14 Lewis & Clark 0 Linfield

5-3 3rd OPP 7 17 0 21 14 14 17 63

FRANK BUCKIEWICZ, SR. 1965-1980 40-98-2

1965 2-3 NWC PAC 23 Western Oregon 18 College of Idaho 0 Willamette 28 George Fox 26 Oregon Tech 6 Linfield 19 Lewis & Clark 12 Whitman

5-3 Tie 3rd OPP 7 7 20 13 20 40 9 14

1966 1-4-1 NWC PAC 47 Oregon Tech 26 Whitman 6 Western Oregon 28 George Fox 0 Lewis & Clark

3-5-1 6th OPP 0 0 29 14 27

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Willamette Linfield Pacific Lutheran College of Idaho

26 33 0 17

1967 2-4 NWC PAC 0 Simon Fraser 21 Western Oregon 0 Linfield 14 College of Idaho 9 Willamette 12 Pacific Lutheran 13 Whitman 0 Whitworth 2 Lewis & Clark

3-6 Tie 4th OPP 6 20 27 0 42 34 0 21 39

1968 0-5-1 NWC PAC 7 Western Oregon 0 Simon Fraser 7 Willamette 14 College of Idaho 0 Lewis & Clark 6 Linfield 0 Pacific Lutheran 16 George Fox 7 Whitman

1-7-1 6th OPP 36 41 55 27 41 26 33 0 7

1969 1-5 NWC PAC 34 Eastern Oregon 21 Western Oregon 15 College of Idaho 7 Lewis & Clark 3 Linfield 0 Pacific Lutheran 14 British Columbia 7 Whitman 20 Willamette

3-6 Tie 6th OPP 0 13 18 28 15 13 19 27 7

1970 0-6 NWC PAC 13 Western Oregon 10 Lewis & Clark 6 Linfield 14 Pacific Lutheran 7 Eastern Oregon 41 Whitman 7 Willamette 21 College of Idaho

0-8 7th OPP 14 41 41 45 26 46 10 30

1971 3-3 NWC PAC 7 Simon Fraser 20 Western Oregon 9 Linfield 10 Pacific Lutheran 34 Oregon Tech 28 Whitman 10 Willamette 48 College of Idaho 15 Lewis & Clark

4-5 4th OPP 36 35 7 11 21 9 27 20 28

1972 5-1 NWC PAC 28 W. Washington 7 Linfield 9 Pacific Lutheran 20 Simon Fraser 37 Whitman 21 Willamette 55 College of Idaho 24 Lewis & Clark 35 Southern Oregon

8-1 2nd OPP 13 27 7 0 0 0 37 7 0

7 7 21 13 19 22

W. Washington Pacific Lutheran Willamette Linfield Whitworth Lewis & Clark

17 40 24 39 58 34

1980 0-5 NWC 6th PAC 20 Western Oregon 0 Oregon Tech 3 Eastern Oregon 6 W. Washington 22 Lewis & Clark 20 Pacific Lutheran 14 Willamette 0 Linfield 6 Whitworth

0-9

1973 0-7 NWC PAC 19 Eastern Oregon 14 Pacific Lutheran 19 Whitworth 14 Whitman 10 Willamette 27 College of Idaho 29 Lewis & Clark 19 Linfield 6 Southern Oregon * - wins later forfeited

0-9 8th OPP 22 21 30 32 17 19* 10* 21 7

1974 1-6 NWC PAC 3 Southern Oregon 27 Lewis & Clark 6 Linfield 3 College of Idaho 6 Whitworth 14 Willamette 6 Pacific Lutheran 12 Whitman

1-7 Tie 6th OPP 21 22 41 28 37 27 49 18

1975 1-6 NWC PAC 14 Oregon Tech 7 Southern Oregon 7 Linfield 6 College of Idaho 0 Whitworth 13 Willamette 6 Pacific Lutheran 61 Whitman 7 Lewis & Clark

1-8 Tie 6th OPP 15 39 30 15 35 20 42 14 18

1981 0-5 NWC PAC 10 Oregon Tech 0 Central Washington 14 Southern Oregon 14 Western Oregon 20 Whitworth 0 Lewis & Clark 6 Pacific Lutheran 6 Willamette 6 Linfield

0-9 6th OPP 32 17 32 21 48 28 51 38 33

1976 2-5 NWC PAC 23 Western Oregon 6 Oregon Tech 9 College of Idaho 0 Whitworth 21 Willamette 8 Pacific Lutheran 28 Whitman 26 Lewis & Clark 21 Linfield

2-7 6th OPP 26 16 6 45 23 48 23 57 37

1982 2-3 NWC PAC 3 Oregon Tech 0 Central Washington 15 Southern Oregon 18 Western Oregon 0 Linfield 15 Whitworth 21 Lewis & Clark 6 Pacific Lutheran 13 Willamette

2-7 4th OPP 17 51 37 52 41 47 14 17 11

1977 0-6 NWC PAC 13 Western Oregon 17 W. Washington 23 Whitworth 3 Willamette 0 Pacific Lutheran 30 Eastern Oregon 8 Lewis & Clark 7 Linfield 23 College of Idaho

2-7 7th OPP 42 13 26 14 45 14 28 41 24

1983 1-4 NWC PAC 17 Simon Fraser 0 Oregon Tech 33 W. Washington 24 Western Oregon 37 Willamette 13 Linfield 16 Whitworth 11 Lewis & Clark 3 Pacific Lutheran

4-5 Tie 5th OPP 48 21 23 14 15 46 41 26 34

1978 3-2 NWC PAC 25 Western Oregon 17 W. Washington 21 Lewis & Clark 14 Willamette 28 Linfield 14 Eastern Oregon 0 Pacific Lutheran 31 Whitworth

4-4 3rd OPP 27 16 14 6 62 21 32 23

1979 0-5 NWC PAC 20 Western Oregon 7 Oregon Tech 3 Eastern Oregon

1-8 6th OPP 42 38 43

1984 1-3 NWC PAC 24 Western Oregon 17 Simon Fraser 18 Oregon Tech 37 W. Washington 7 Pacific Lutheran 35 Willamette 0 Linfield 7 Whitworth 19 Lewis and Clark

2-6-1 Tie 3rd OPP 24 22 23 29 45 13 2 22 34

OPP 49 20 55 28 42 41 20 54 49

BILL CONNOR 1981-1984 8-27-1

BILL GRIFFIN 1985-1989 14-27-4

1985 1-5 CFA Mt. Hood PAC 8 Oregon Tech 6 Simon Fraser 28 Lewis & Clark 33 Eastern Oregon 0 Puget Sound 0 Western Oregon 7 Southern Oregon 0 Willamette 14 Linfield

2-7 Tie 6th OPP 29 24 15 27 31 41 35 37 25

1986 1-5 CFA Mt. Hood PAC 14 Oregon Tech 7 Simon Fraser 46 Lewis & Clark 48 Eastern Oregon 21 Puget Sound 21 Western Oregon 7 Southern Oregon 53 Willamette 26 Linfield

2-7 6th OPP 19 45 48 27 58 40 17 16 42

1987 3-2-1 CFA Mt. Hood PAC 14 Oregon Tech 18 Western Oregon 23 Simon Fraser 32 Eastern Oregon 28 Southern Oregon 13 W. Washington 31 Whitworth 24 Willamette 12 Linfield

4-3-2 4th OPP 40 15 17 14 3 13 35 24 17

1988 3-3 CFA Mt. Hood PAC 7 Oregon Tech 17 Western Oregon 13 Simon Fraser 24 Eastern Oregon 27 Southern Oregon 14 W. Washington 28 Whitworth 23 Willamette 38 Linfield

3-5-1 Tie 3rd OPP 45 38 44 6 38 34 28 21 24

1989 2-3-1 CFA Mt. Hood PAC 17 Simon Fraser 0 Southern Oregon 17 Willamette 3 Whitworth 22 Linfield 48 Western Oregon 10 Lewis & Clark 26 Eastern Oregon 9 Oregon Tech

3-5-1 5th OPP 13 7 17 27 34 20 32 10 13

BILL SINGLER 1990-1991 3-14-1

1990 2-3-1 CFA Mt. Hood PAC 21 Simon Fraser 3 Southern Oregon 25 Willamette

3-5-1 5th OPP 14 23 29

Year-By-Year Results 12 0 24 22 28 15

Whitworth Linfield Western Oregon Lewis & Clark Eastern Oregon Oregon Tech

24 23 17 22 30 14

1991 0-6 CFA Mt. Rainier PAC 13 Lewis & Clark 0 Southern Oregon 14 Central Washington 18 Whitworth 0 Pacific Lutheran 7 Simon Fraser 10 W. Washington 3 Willamette 31 Puget Sound 1992-2009

0-9 7th OPP 32 66 73 34 38 34 30 43 35

No Team

KEITH BUCKLEY 2010-Present 11-26 2010 0-6 NWC PAC 19 Puget Sound 9 Claremont M-S 0 Lewis & Clark 7 Willamette 14 Linfield 12 Whitworth 31 Puget Sound 23 Pacific Lutheran 42 Menlo

0-9 7th OPP 36 37 48 69 66 24 42 50 44

2011 1-5 NWC PAC 28 Simon Fraser 16 Menlo 9 Claremont-M-S 35 Lewis & Clark 7 Willamette 6 Linfield 6 Whitworth 44 Puget Sound 24 Pacific Lutheran

1-8 6th OPP 36 23 28 61 49 40 48 25 35

2012 2-4 NWC PAC 14 Simon Fraser 27 Occidental 17 Willamette* 25 Whitworth 62 Puget Sound 23 Pacific Lutheran 42 Lewis & Clark 31 Willamette 17 Linfield * - Non-Conference Game

3-6 5th OPP 51 6 51 28 21 41 20 35 51

2013 3-3 NWC PAC 20 Adrian 67 Occidental 28 Menlo 31 Whitworth 56 Puget Sound 16 Pacific Lutheran 21 Univ. of Chicago 68 Lewis & Clark 17 Willamette 22 Linfield

7-3 4th OPP 10 30 21 21 14 17 6 28 21 28

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Series History

Chronological 1892-1898 1899 1900 1901-1903 1904 1905 1906 1907-1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913-1915 1916 1919 1920 1921-1929 1930-1933 1934-1935 1936-1942 1946 1947-1960 1961-1964 1965-1980 1981-1984 1985-1989 1990-1991 2010-Present

Burt Powell Arthur Arlett Mr. Wilcox T.L. McFadden W.C. Magee Mr. Shannon Mr. Coon Archie Hahn H.I. Sherman Dan Conville Paul Lynch Dudley Clark Ralph Yakel William Handlin Jessie Day Leon Strong Richard Abraham Leon Frank Eldon Jenne Anson Cornell Roger Folgate Ozzie Gates Paul Stagg Noah Allen Frank Buckiewicz, Sr. Bill Connor Bill Griffin Bill Singler Keith Buckley

10-2-3 3-1-0 3-2-1 5-12-4 4-3-0 0-3-0 1-2-1 5-6-0 2-2-3 3-2-0 3-2-0 0-3-0 8-3-0 2-3-0 2-4-0 0-3-1 1-1-0 29-30-4 18-13-3 6-6-5 21-24-7 4-3-1 63-51-6 8-26-0 40-98-2 8-27-1 14-27-1 3-14-1 11-26-0

By Victories 1947-1960 1965-1980 1921-1929 1936-1942 1930-1933 1985-1989 2010-Present 1892-1898 1913-1915 1961-1964 1981-1984 1934-1935 1901-1903 1904 1946 1899 1900 1910 1911 1990-1991 1909 1916 1919 1906 1920 1905 1912 1920

Paul Stagg Frank Buckiewicz, Sr. Leon Frank Roger Folgate Eldon Jenne Bill Griffin Keith Buckley Burt Powell Ralph Yakel Noah Allen Bill Connor Anson Cornell T.L. McFadden W.C. Magee Ozzie Gates Arthur Arlett Mr. Wilcox Dan Conville Paul Lynch Bill Singler H.I. Sherman William Handlin Jessie Day Mr. Coon Richard Abraham Mr. Shannon Dudley Clark Leon Strong

63-51-6 40-98-2 29-30-4 21-24-7 18-13-3 14-27-1 11-26-0 10-2-3 8-3-0 8-26-0 8-27-1 6-6-5 5-12-4 4-3-0 4-3-1 3-1-0 3-2-1 3-2-0 3-2-0 3-14-1 2-2-3 2-3-0 2-4-0 1-2-1 1-1-0 0-3-0 0-3-0 0-3-1

Team Adrian Bishop Scott’s Academy* British Columbia* Cal Poly Central Washington Chemawa Indian School* Chicago Chico State* Claremont-Mudd-Scripps College of Idaho Commerce HS* Eastern Oregon Everett JC* Forest Grove AC* Fort Lewis Academy* George Fox Hill Military Academy* Holmes Business College* Lewis & Clark Lincoln HS Linfield Menlo Montana Mount Angel Seminary* Multnomah AC* Occidental Oregon Oregon Freshmen Oregon Medical School* Oregon National Guard* Oregon State Oregon State Freshmen Oregon Tech* Pacific Lutheran Portland* Portland Academy* Portland Air Base* Portland CYO* Portland Dental College* Portland HS* Portland State Portland YMCA* Puget Sound Reed* Santa Clara* San Jose CC* Seattle Ramblers* St. John’s Bachelor Club* Simon Fraser Southern Oregon St. Martin’s* UC Davis Vancouver AC* Vancouver Barracks* Washington Washington HS* (Portland) Washington State Western Oregon Western Washington* Whitman* Whitworth Willamette

First Game 2013 1892 1946 1958 1951 1901 2013 1949 2010 1922 1930 1956 1946 1905 1936 1894 1901 1896 1903 1909 1898 2010 1923 1910 1892 2012 1894 1920 1901 1896 1895 1919 1948 1939 1894 1900 1941 1909 1900 1899 1947 1898 1911 1919 1962 1938 1956 1932 1967 1932 1941 1949 1916 1937 1911 1912

Last Game Rec. Streak 2013 1-0-0 Won 1 1899 2-0-0 Won 2 1969 4-1-0 Lost 1 1958 0-1-0 Lost 1 1991 2-4-0 Lost 4 1921 5-5-1 Won 1 2013 1-0-0 Won 1 1963 2-5-0 Lost 5 2011 0-2-0 Lost 2 1977 19-26-5 Lost 1 1930 1-0-0 Won 1 1990 8-6-0 Lost 1 1946 1-0-0 Won 1 1905 0-1-1 Lost 1 1936 1-0-0 Won 1 1968 11-1-0 Won 7 1910 4-2-1 Lost 1 1896 1-0-0 Won 1 2013 30-34-4 Won 2 1909 0-0-1 Tied 1 2013 25-41-4 Lost 6 2013 1-2-0 Won 1 1948 1-2-0 Lost 2 1922 6-0-0 Won 6 1925 0-7-0 Lost 7 2013 2-0-0 Won 2 1932 0-13-2 Lost 5 1920 0-1-0 Lost 1 1904 2-0-1 Won 1 1896 1-0-0 Won 1 1934 2-11-3 Lost 7 1920 0-1-1 Tied 1 1990 5-13-0 Won 1 2013 8-29-3 Lost 17 1942 5-11-3 Lost 7 1910 4-3-2 Won 2 1941 1-0-0 Won 1 1909 0-0-1 Tied 1 1900 2-0-0 Won 2 1907 1-2-0 Lost 2 1964 5-3-0 Won 1 1904 2-0-0 Won 2 2013 17-13-3 Won 3 1920 2-0-0 Won 2 1962 0-1-0 Lost 1 1938 0-1-0 Lost 1 1960 1-2-0 Lost 2 1932 0-0-1 Tied 1 2012 5-10-0 Lost 3 1991 4-15-0 Lost 4 1942 1-1-0 Lost 1 1959 2-2-0 Lost 2 1916 0-1-0 Lost 1 1937 1-0-0 Won 1 1928 0-2-0 Lost 2 1912 0-1-0 Lost 1

Last Win 2013 1899 1949 — 1959 1921 2013 1950 — 1976 1930 1989 1946 — 1936 1968 1909 1896 2013 — 1988 2013 1923 1922 — 2013 — — 1904 1896 1911 — 1990 1972 1933 1910 1941 — 1900 1899 1964 1904 2013 1920 — — 1956 — 1990 1987 1941 1951 — 1937 — —

1923 1893 1939 1902 1910 1899

1924 1990 1991 1976 2013 2013

— 1990 1984 1976 2013 1988

0-2-0 17-18-2 9-7-2 22-23-4 3-19-1 25-55-5

Lost 2 Won 2 Lost 2 Won 2 Won 1 Lost 7

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1938 Northwest Conference Co-Champions Roger Folgate had never posted a losing record in his first two years as Pacific head coach, but three it took three seasons to finally bring a trophy to Forest Grove. In winning Pacific’s first Northwest Conference football title, the Badgers of 1938 would earn themselves the title of “Giant Killers” to get there. A pair of tough non-conference losses, including a 26-6 defeat to the University of Portland and a 39-0 shutout at the hands of San Jose State, did little to smash the team’s resolve. The Boxers posted shutouts in their first two NWC games, winning 21-0 over Puget Sound and 13-0 over Linfield. A 14-7 loss to the College of Idaho, buoyed by a lack of depth and illness, set the Badgers up for a showdown with a powerful Willamette team for at least a share of the league title. In a hard-fought contest, Len Gilman tossed to All-NWC end George Racette for the game’s only score, securing a 6-0 win over the Bearcats. The victory snapped a 26-game win streak in NWC games by Willamette, which dated back to the 1934 season. The Badgers finished the season with a 13-6 win over Whitman, completing the year with a 4-3 overall record and 4-1 NWC mark, tying with Willamette for Pacific’s first football title. 1938 SCHEDULE (4-3) Portland Puget Sound* Linfield* San Jose State College of Idaho* Willamette* Whitman* * - Northwest Conference opponents 1938 NORTHWEST CONFERENCE STANDINGS Points Team NWC For Pacific 4-1 60 Willamette 4-1 88 College of Idaho 2-2-1 35 Whitman 1-3-1 40 Puget Sound 1-3 21 Linfield 1-3 12

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L 26-6 W 21-0 W 13-0 L 39-0 L 14-0 W 6-0 W 13-6

Points Against 20 6 74 67 41 48

Overall 4-3 5-3 2-4-1 2-5 2-6

1939 Northwest Conference Champions In a repeat performance of the year before, Pacific secured what would be their only outright Northwest Conference championship to date with, ironically, one less win that the Badgers had put together in their first three years under Head Coach Roger Folgate. A close season-opening 14-13 non-conference loss to Pacific Lutheran, the Badgers redounded with a 6-0 win over Linfield, the first of four shutouts on the season and their third consecutive win over the Wildcats. Len Gilman connected on a 50-yard passing play to Lee Pangle for the game’s only score. A 19-0 loss to Western Washington would be Pacific’s last as the Badgers went 2-0-2 over their remaining four games. Pacific scored a 13-0 win over Puget Sound and a 14-0 shutout of Whitman before surviving a close call by the College of Idaho. The Coyotes ran the opening kickoff back 85 yards to open the game. The Badgers would need a last-second drive secure a 13-13 tie and set up another title game with Willamette. After WIllamette dropped a shocking 8-7 decision to Whitman earlier in the year, Pacific needed a win or a tie for the title. The two teams moved from a low-scoring the year before to a no-scoring game in 1939, holding a Bearcats’ team that had scored 91 points over the course of the season to a 0-0 tie. The deadlock allowed Pacific to finish 3-0-2 in conference, just ahead of Willamette’s 3-1-1. 1939 SCHEDULE (3-2-2) Pacific Lutheran Linfield* Western Washington Puget Sound* Whitman* College of Idaho* Willamette* * - Northwest Conference opponents 1939 NORTHWEST CONFERENCE STANDINGS Points Team NWC For Pacific 3-0-2 48 Willamette 3-1-1 91 Whitman 3-2-0 53 Linfield 2-3-0 68 Puget Sound 1-3-0 45 College of Idaho 0-3-1 27

L 14-13 W 6-0 L 19-0 W 13-0 W 14-0 T 13-13 T 0-0

Points Against 13 27 61 79 90 60

Overall 3-2-2 3-4-2 4-3 2-7 1-5-1

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1949 Northwest Conference Co-Champions Pear Bowl Champions Dr. Paul Stagg brought coaching experience and name recognition to Pacific. The son of Amos Alonzo Stagg was bound to know how to coach the game, but he also brought winning and returned the Badgers to the top of the Northwest Conference podium. In his third year leading the program, Pacific became an offensively potent program behind the quick legs of All-NWC and Little All-American Stan Russell, who earned league honors for the third consecutive season. The Badgers scored a league-high 144 points (297 against all opponents), 31 more than the College of Idaho. After opening the season with a 20-20 tie with Pacific Lutheran, Pacific steamrolled their next five opponents. The victories included a 25-0 blanking of Linfield, a 33-0 shutout of Chico State and 34-0 defeat of British Columbia. Lewis & Clark ended the win streak and Pacific’s chances for their second outright title, scoring for the first time over the Badgers in four years with two fourth quarter scores to win 13-6. Pacific secured the tie with convincing victories in their last two regular season games, tallying a 48-0 shutout over the College of Idaho and a 32-7 victory over Willamette. Pacific finished the conference schedule at 4-1, tying with Lewis & Clark and the College of Idaho for the league title. The team’s 7-1 record secured the Badgers their first postseason berth, accepting an invitation to play in the Pear Bowl in Medford, Ore. Pacific collected a 33-15 triumph over UC Davis in the fourth annual game, which was presented by the Shriner’s Hillah Temple at Medford’s Spiegelberg Stadium. 1949 SCHEDULE (8-1-1) Pacific Lutheran Western Washington Linfield* Whitman* Chico State British Columbia Lewis & Clark* College of Idaho* Willamette* UC Davis (Pear Bowl) * - Northwest Conference opponents 1949 NORTHWEST CONFERENCE STANDINGS Points Team NWC For Pacific 4-1 144 College of Idaho 4-1 113 Lewis & Clark 4-1 97 Linfield 2-3 48 Willamette 1-4 61 Whitman 0-5 78

T 20-20 W 33-13 W 25-0 W 33-27 W 33-0 W 34-0 L 13-6 W 48-0 W 32-7 W 33-15

Points Against 47 100 42 66 138 146

Overall 8-1-1 5-3-1 4-4 3-6 2-6

1951 Northwest Conference Co-Champions Pear Bowl Champions After falling two wins short of a repeat championship in 1950, Paul Stagg’s winged-T offense allowed Pacific to once again lay claim to a share of the 1951 Northwest Conference crown. The Badgers came in with a 4-1 conference mark to tie with Lewis & Clark, but won a vote by faculty athletics representatives to earn a second trip to the Pear Bowl. Their opponent in the Pear Bowl was the same and the result was the same as it was in 1949. The Badgers scored three touchdowns in the fourth quarter, overcoming a 7-6 deficit to beat UC Davis 25-7. A close 8-0 loss to Western Washington to open the season yielded to a three-game win streak as Central Washington, Willamette and the College of Idaho scored just 12 points against the Badgers during the string. Pacific’s hopes for their second outright title were thwarted by rival Linfield, who upset the Badgers in Pacific’s homecoming by a close 6-0 margin. Pacific closed the regular season with three more wins, beating Lewis & Clark and Pacific Lutheran by identical 20-12 margins before finishing out with a 13-0 shutout of Whitman. Pacific landed eight players on the All-Northwest Conference Team, the most the red and black would have named until 1972. 1951 SCHEDULE (8-2) Western Washington Central Washington Willamette* College of Idaho* Linfield* Lewis & Clark* Pacific Lutheran Whitman* UC Davis (Pear Bowl) * - Northwest Conference opponents

L 8-0 W 20-0 W 26-6 W 27-6 L 6-0 W 20-12 W 20-12 W 13-0 W 25-7

1951 NORTHWEST CONFERENCE STANDINGS Points Team NWC For Pacific 4-1 86 Lewis & Clark 4-1 179 College of Idaho 3-2 80 Linfield 1-3-1 58 Whitman 1-3-1 40 Willamette 1-4-0 49

Points Against 30 71 95 93 96 204

Overall 8-2 9-0 3-3-3 3-5-1 3-5

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1952 Northwest Conference Co-Champions For the second time in school history, Pacific succeeded in becoming backto-back champions. But once again, their quest for the title outright would be stopped thanks to 7-7 tie with the College of Idaho, which shared league honors. The 1952 campaign would be marked by close calls. The Badgers barely escaped Western Washington in the non-conference opener by a 9-7, coming from behind on a touchdown reception by Frank Buckiewicz to Kay Frizell. Pacific also found themselves on the winning end of a narrow 27-26 win over Willamette and an exciting 33-25 victory over Pacific Lutheran. The Badgers closed the season out with a rarity, handing Paul Durham’s Linfield team a 32-0 shutout. Pacific played a total of six players on the All-Northwest Conference team and saw the selection of the quarterback Buckiewicz to the Associated Press Little All-America Second Team. 1952 SCHEDULE (7-0-1) Western Washington Western Oregon College of Idaho* Whitman* Willamette* Pacific Lutheran* Linfield* Lewis & Clark* * - Northwest Conference opponents 1952 NORTHWEST CONFERENCE STANDINGS Points Team NWC For Pacific 4-0-1 128 College of Idaho 4-0-1 120 Willamette 3-2-0 137 Linfield 2-3-0 59 Lewis & Clark 1-4-0 72 Whitman 0-5-0 41

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W 9-7 W 31-6 T 7-7 W 37-14 W 27-26 33-25 W 32-0 W 25-7

Points Against 54 52 54 120 101 76

Overall 7-0-1 5-2-2 5-3-1 1-6-1 3-6-0

From 1985 until the program’s discontinuation in 1991, Pacific competed as part of an NAIA super-conference known as the Columbia Football Assocation. The conference formed when football programs from the Northwest Conference and the Evergreen Conference combined to compete in one large 14-team league. The CFA’s Mt. Hood League was comprised of seven of the league’s eight Oregon schools: Lewis & Clark, Linfield, Oregon Tech, Pacific, Southern Oregon, Western Oregon and Willamette. Eastern Oregon and Simon Fraser of Canada joined the league’s five Washington schools in the Mt. Rainier League: Central Washington, Pacific Lutheran, Puget Sound, Western Washington and Whitworth. Pacific moved to the Mt. Rainier League as part of a pre-determined rotation that put one Oregon school in the northern half of the CFA for a twoyear term. The CFA dropped to a 13-team league when Pacific cut football following the 1991 season and to 12 teams when Oregon Tech dropped the sport in 1992. The association became a one division, six-team league in 1996 when the Northwest Conference schools returned to conference play in preparation for their move to NCAA Division III affiliation. Humboldt State of Arcata, Calif., replaced Eastern Oregon in the CFA in 1997. The league officially disbanded after the 2000 season when Central Washington, Humboldt State, Western Oregon and Western Washington gained NCAA Division II affiliation and became the Great Northwest Athletic Conference. Simon Fraser continued to compete as a NAIA independent in football until becoming affiliating with Canada Interuniversity Sport for the 2002 season. Pacific went 12-27-3 in its seven years in the Columbia Football Association. The Boxers’ best finish was a tie for third place in the CFA’s Mt. Hood League during the 1988 season. COLUMBIA FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONS 1985 Pacific Lutheran 1986 Linfield 1987 Central Washington, Oregon Tech 1988 Central Washington, Oregon Tech 1989 Central Washington 1990 Central Washington, Southern Oregon 1991 Central Washington, Linfield, Lewis & Clark 1992 Linfield 1993 Pacific Lutheran, Linfield 1994 Pacific Lutheran, Linfield 1995 Western Washington, Pacific Lutheran 1996 Western Washington, Willamette 1997 Western Oregon 1998 Central Washington 1999 Western Washingon 2000 Central Washington, Western Washington

All-Time Roster NOTE: All-time roster includes all players on roster between 1920 and 1991. From 2010 on, listing is based on athletes who have played at least one game. All-time roster is missing information from the following seasons: 1929, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1937, 1938, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1948, 1950, 1956, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1971, 1973, 1974, 1980, 1985. A C. J. Aalona 2010 Kimo Aalona 1981 Landon Aano 2010-13 Nick Abbott 1982 Branden Abiva 2011, 2013 Jerry Adams 1952-53 Bim Adamson 1951 Aderemi Adeyemo 2013 Clint Agee 1951-53 Leon Aggalot 1975-76 Joe Agost 1949 Ku Aiona 2010-11 Reed Aken 1986 Beryl Akers 1952-53 Derek Aki 1988 Hajime Alabanza 2010 Mike Albrecht 1982-84 Ken Albus 1969-70-72 Greg Alip 2012 Forrest Allen 1957 Greg Allen 1991 Gordon Allured 1977 Matt Altier 2010 Bruce Alton 1972 Austin Alvarez 2010-11 John Alves 1975 Rick Alves 1976 Julian Amaya 1952 Neil Amina 1982-84 London Amorin 2010, 2012-13 Ray Amstadt 1963-64 Cooney Anderson 1940 Dave Anderson 1987 Dick Anderson 1970 Rick Anderson 1976-79 Chris Andrews 1984 Dave Andrews 1968 Bill Angelos 1968-70 Blake Anthony 2011-13 Sam Arashiro 1977 Sean Arbogast 2011-12 Marlin Ard 1972 Tim Armbuster 1968-70 Adam Armstrong 2011-12 Jack Arnold 1966 Dayton Arruda 1963-66 Reece Asakura 1990 Reid Ashley 2010 David Askew 1978-79 Devin Asselin 2010 Michael Asuncion 1975-77 Aaron Atkins 1990-91 Carroll Atkinson 1947 Tim Auringer 1980-81 Daniel Austin 1982 Heron Azevedo 2012 B Jim Bachman Rob Bachman Bill Bacon Craig Bailey Tim Bailey Jeff Bajema Chaz Bajet Matt Bajo Duane Baker Greg Baker Kenny Baker

1983 1982-83 1954-55 2010-13 1987 2013 2011 1981-82 1955 1970 1986

Keith Bakkum 1949 Rocky Balada 1972 Bryce Baldwin 2010 Sean Bangs 2010-13 Merle Barber 1968 Mike Barber 1975-76 Gale Barcroft 1964, 1966-67 Chuck Barden 2013 Jeff Barmby 2011 Forrest Barnes 1982-84 Cameron Baron 2011 Bronson Barretto 2012-13 Joey Barros 1987-88 Scott Baumgartner 1986-87 John Beal 1975-77 Pat Beard 1983 Josh Beck 2010 Ryan Beck 2012 Joe Bee 1968 Adam Bell 2011 Jim Bell 1955 Jon Bell 1989 Kevin Bell 1989 Spencer Bell 2010 Zach Bell 1991 Duane Belvoir 1984 Michael Ben 1967-69 Steve Benight 1975 Chuck Bennett 1976-77 Don Berg 1953 Arnold Bergren 1946 Brian Bergquist 1986-87 Duff Bergquist 1984 Wade Berrett 1986 Dan Berry 1982-84 James Berry 2013 Josh Berry 1991 Sam Bettencourt 2011 Wade Bettencourt 2010 Marv Bibler 1951 Bill Bieker 1946-47, 1949 Bill Bird 1967 Bill Bishop 1983-84 Bob Bishop 1951-52 Dennis Blackwell 1975-76 Tim Blackwell 1976 Frank Blair 1953-54 Paul Blanchard 1983-81 Bill Blevins 1986-89 Russ Blunck 1978-79, 1981 Tom Bonsell 1953 Dan Boomer 1955 Kawika Boro 2010 Mike Boshers 1975 Lyle Bosket 1988 Chris Boullet 1991 Dave Bowman 1972 Joe Boyd 1964-65 John Boyd 1970-72 Damon Boydston 1977 Brian Bracci 2010 Roger Braker 1986-87 Eric Bramwell 1989 Mike Brandolino 1983 Mark Brazelton 1984 Pat Brennan 1981 Steve Brenner 1991 Jared Bridgewater 2010 Josh Brinkworth 2011-13 Bob Broberg 1972 Steve Brody 1967-68 Willie Brosseau 1976-79 Austin Brown 2011-13 Chris Brown 1986 Greg Brown 1975 Jeff Brown 1988 Kendall Brown 2010 Lyle Brown 1947-49 Tony Brown 1949 Ed Bruer 1975 John Brunelle 1978-79, 1981-82 Francis Brusco 1946-47 Don Bryant 1940 Greg Buckiewicz 1978-79

Frank Buckiewicz Frank Buckiewicz Jr. Walt Buckiewicz Kevin Buckner John Bunke Marvin Buntin Don Burg Dave Burgess Craig Burkhart Ken Burkhart Frank Burki Bob Burnside Mark Burt William Butcher Bob Butler Jack Butler Jay Butz Willard Butzloff C Ruben Caballero Pat Cadiz Jim Cain Ton Cain Edrick Callejo Tripp Callery Mike Calvert Kerry Cameron Ian Campbell T.C. Campbell Danny Cannon Phil Caputo Nick Capuzzi Chris Card Dan Carlile Bill Carlson Rick Carpenter Ron Carper Eddie Carrillo Dave Carroll Wayne Carter Quinn Carver Bruce Casias Bo Casillas Gabe Casillas Jim Cason Floyd Castellano Gene Cavell Charlie Chapman Spencer Chandler Mario Chaves Ben Cheek Jim Childers Jack Childress Ernest Chinen Jarom Ching Les Ching Bill Christensen Dale Christiansen Daniel Chun Jeff Chun Esmond Chung Larry Chung Conor Clark Randy Clark Zach Clark Bob Clarke Kent Clausen Tim Claussen Kenyon Clay Frank Cleys Jeff Close Francis Cloudt Mike Coates Mark Colangelo Chris Coleman Kailer Collicott Clayton Colliton Bill Connor Dave Connor Mike Connor Wendy Connor Gary Connors Ed Contreras

1949-52 1975-77 1951 1988 1966-67 1947-49 1952 1969-70 1972 1972 1940 1957 1975 1987 1963-64 1983 1969-72 1953 1986 1990 1977 1972 1986 1967 1964 1978-79 2010 2010-13 1976 1983 2012 1972 1969-70 1990-91 1983,86 1968 2011-13 1988-1990 1983-84 1986 1981 1987 1986 1975 1981 1965 1965-66 2011 1978-79 2011 1976 1986-87 1968-69 2012 1972 1990 1952-55 2011-12 1986-87 1965-67 1951-54 2010-11 1989 2010 1949 1970-72 2012-13 2013 1952 1978-79 1991 1967 1975-76 1991 2013 1990-91 1983-84 1983-84 1983-84 1953 1953-55 1988

Lynn Coon Mark Cooper Marv Cooper Mervin Cooper Scotty Cooper Grant Corliss Jim Corn Blake Cornell Tyler Corsi William Cosier Ernest Cotton Allan Covington Jeff Cox Tom Cox Ron Craig Chris Cronin Dane Crossley Jim Crowell Larry Crowley Stockton Crowley Gordon Croston Gerald Crumpacker Ken Crutch Roland Colhno Ken Curfew Mason Cummings Dylan Cunningham Vincent Cyphers Curt Cyr

1966 1978-79 1955-57 1949 2011-13 1983-84 1972 1986-87 2013 1983 1975 1976 1976 1991 1953-55 1991 1986-88 1970 1970-72 2011 1952-54 1949 1981 2013 1986 2013 2013 1947 1970

D Spencer D’Amato Kaleb Dagelen Ken Dahl Bill Dahlgren Bill Dahlgren Wayne Dahlke Skip Dailey Cyler Dalgord Sean Dalton Petr Danchev Dick Daniels Hunter Dassonville Al Davidson Pat Davidson Skip Davidson Brent Davies Ben Davis Frank Davis Howard Davis Ralph Davis Rusty Davis Dakota Davison Parker Dean D.J. Debbs Chad Debnam Tom DeBord Roger DeLeon Tom Delgato Scott Denney Kalen Dennis John Derby Norman Deponte Harvey Dethlefs Damon Dias Doug Dick Ken Dickerson Paul Diederich Dan Dieringer Rob Dimick Conrad Divis Bob Dixon Ken Dixon Jon Dober Matthew Dodier Todd Dodson Eric Domingo Robert Dominiak Dominique Donaghy Kevin Dopps Cal Downey Kevin Doyle Mars Duffy Kasey Dukes

2011 2013 1975-77 1946-47 1940 1986 1987-88 2010 2010-13 2011-12 1963-65 2010-13 1949-51 1969 1975 1978-79 1954-57 1972 1940 1968 1965-66 2010 2013 1987-89 1969-70 1981-81 1969-70 1975 1977 2011 1975-77 1986 1955 1988-90 1976-77 1969 1965-68 1987-90 1975-78 1972 1957 1966-67 2012 2011 1983 1989 1988 2011-13 2011-13 1966-69 1986 1983 2010-13

Max Easley Ken Eastman Bill Eddy Steve Edminson Dick Edwards Jerry Edwards Brad Ebel Eric Ecklund Chris Eisenbarth John Elder Roy Ellington Mike Elliot Todd Elliot Orville Elliott John Elston Larry Elton Kyle England Tim Engles Mark Eppenbach Bill Erickson Josh Erickson Erl Erlandson Ron Ernish Bob Estok Ted Etten Mark Evans Max Evans Jerry Evenson

1986 1978-79 1972 1978-79 1963 1977-79 1988 1986 1989-90 1968 1966 1978-79 1982 1940 1963-65 1968 2010 1975-76 1983 1969 1989-90 1940 1954 1954 1983-84 1966-67 1955 1963-64

F Justin Fa’agau Larry Fallin David Falk John Fanning Terry Farr Bill Fate Rob Fazio Kevin Feist Aaron Fentress Jim Ferguson Eli Ferreira Aes Ferrer Mike Ferris Dale Fessenden Shane Feuerbach Rudy Figueroa Alvin Finkley Jake Fischer David Fish Pat Fisher Gary Fisk Ron Fitzgerald Brian Fleskes Gabe Flory Bill Foelker David Fok Clair Foley Joe Fontaine Michael Ford Larry Forsyth Don Fort Mark Frack Arnie Francis Bob Franck Frank Franklin Todd Fred Dan French Ray Fritz Kay Frizzel Richard Fromdahl Willie Fruseau Andy Fujimoto Jayson Fukumoto Jordan Fukumoto Bret Fullmer

2011-13 1965 1986-87 1975 1963 1957 1972-75 1982-84 1989-90 1957 2010 2010 1981 1968-70 2010-13 1987-88 1989 2010 1978-79 1970 1954-57 1990-91 1983-86 2010-13 1940 1984 1963 1947 1978-79 1965-66 1969 1986-87 1972 1940 1947 1981 1952-55 1975-76 1951-52 1957 1977 2011 2010 2010-13 1991

G Hank Gaffke Fred Gaines Leroy Gamble Derrick Garcia Bill Garlington Don Garrett Cecil Gates

1977 1970-72 1947-49 1976 1976-77 1986 1983

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All-Time Roster Ed Gayle 1957 Bob Gaytas 1954-55 Larry Gehrts 1954-55 Paul George 1965 Travis George 2010-13 Sam Gesicki 2012-13 Frank Geske 1975-76 Bruce Giesbrecht 1978-79 Rolf Giesler 1975 Eric Gietzen 2010-13 Len Gilman 1940 Tom Gilmore 1955 Tyler Gilmore 2012-13 Marc Giltner 1986 Earl Gipe 1940 Richard Gipe 1968 Francis Girt 1940 Nick Gitts 1969-72 Mickey Glaze 1991 Ron Glenn 1984 Al Goertzen 1949-52 Dan Gonzales 1988 Rick Goode 1976 Ed Goodell 1987-89, 1991 Laimana Grace 2013 Bob Graham 1955-57 Kevin Gramson 1977 Joseph Grandberry 1976 Eric Granstrom 1986-87 Ande Grantham 2013 Doug Graven 1968 John Green 1983 Tom Grigg 1963-64 Bob Grimsbo 1963-65 Elmer Groener 1970 Wilmer Groener 1972 Brett Groves 1986 Dan Grund 1976-77 Jeff Grundon 1976-79 Jon Gudmundson 1988 Greg Gustin 1989-88 Joe Gutowsky 1953-55 Steve Guy 1988 Ronnie De Guzman 2011-12 H Bryan Hadley John Hadley Steve Hafer Trey Hairabedian Roy Hale John Hall Norman Hallyburton Dale Hamerus Bob Hamilton Don Hammer Patrick Han Steve Hancock Brandon Hand Michael Hangai Michael Hanki Kurt Hanson Randy Hanson Cyrus Hanuna Merle Harbor Brandon Harms Andy Harris Brian Harris Greg Harris Eric Harrison John Hart Tim Hastie Roderick Hatch Steve Hateyama Tinker Hatfield Jacob Hauge Dennis Havens Kenneth Hawkins J’Quan Hawkins Ron Haworth Brett Hayes Harold Haynes Jason Hays

1991-90 1957 1967-69 2011 1983-84 2013 1940 1947 1964 1940 1991 1983-84 2011-13 1988-90 1972 1987-88 1990-91 1986-89 1967 2011-13 2011-12 1989-90 1976-79 1987 1988 2010-13 1991 1967 1951-52 2010 1969-70 1966 2013 1949-53 1988-90 1963 1990

Patrick Hazelton 1991 Brad Hebing 1982-83 Vince Heinrich 1953-55 Reid Hellbusch 1990 Brian Heller 1984 Marty Henderson 2013 Michael Henderson 2010 Mik Hendrickson 1978-79 Bart Hendrix 1982-83 Mike Hennessy 1964 Rick Herrera 1983 Steve Herrick 1987-88 Steve Heselius 1989 Dan Hess 1951-53 Patrick Hessler 1991 Jake Heverly 2013 Brent Hicks 1965 Taylor Hickson 2010, 2012-13 Glenn Higa 1966-69 Patrick Higa 1991 Tod Higinbotham 1983,86 Scott Higgins 2010 Dan Hodges 1965-68 Brooks Hoff 1986 Ken Hoff 1953 Morris Hoff 1940 Don Holbert 1987-88 Dan Holladay 1991 Flint Holland 1991 J.J. Hollie 1988-90 John Hollie 1989 Mike Holm 1989 Brian Holman 1978-79 Lee Holscher 2012 Tim Holub 1981 Wesley Hooper 2010-11 Omar Horani 2010 Dave Horner 1972 Doug Horner 1968-70 George Horner 1940 Irae Hosea 2012 Tom House 1949-51 Dwayne Howard 1976 Frank Howard 2010-11 John Howard 1970-72 Jamaian Haward-Carey 2013 Brian Hoy 1986 Jim Hudson 1946-49 Nate Hudson 1991 Tim Hudson 1963-64 Torin Huff 2011 Matt Huffman 1988-89 Bill Hughes 1957 Ray Hughes 1955 David Hunt 1988 Elvan Huntington 1970 Gary Huntley 1964 John Hutchison 1987 Paul Hutton 1947-49 I Mike Ignowski Yuki Igushi Jarrin Inagaki Dennis Ingram Kyle Ingram Ruben Iosefa Don Iverson

1968-69 1984 2011 1963-64 1983-84 2011 1957

J George Jackson Davis Jacobs Stephen Jacobsen Mark Jacobson Calvin James Dan James Darrel James Lee James Travis James Dan Jansen Walter Jaross Clare Jarvis Thomas Jayo

1968 2010-11 1966 2013 1966 1982-84 1981-84 1984 2012 1972 1946 1940 1983

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Keith Jeffries Kaipo Jenkins Kevin Jo Chris Johnson Chrystian Johnson Jordan Johnson Junior Johnson Ken Johnson Nick Johnson Russ Johnson Torry Johnson Bill Jones Doug Jones Jaime Jones Jim Jones Chris Jorgenson Garrett Jorgensen John Jubb Mike Juhala Jim Just

1975 1981-82 2012 2010 2010-12 2012 1968-70 1972 2011-12 1954 1940 1963-66 1946 1978-79 1972 1988-89 1983 1946-49 1990-91 1982-83

K Ernest Kaai 1955 Abe Kaalele 1965 Mark Kaanapu 1987-88 Joe Kaauwai 1951 Lloyd Kadow 1972 Terry Kadrmas 1991 Bruce Kaelani 1967 Jeff Kaihewalu 1981-84 Art Kalahiki 1968,72 Amani Kalamba 2010 Thomas Kaleikini 1986 Iaone Kaluhiokalani 1988 Akihiro Kamada 1991 Alyn Kamakaala 1978-79 Furl Kamakaala 1983 Darin Kamealoha 2010, 2012-13 Ed Kameenui 1967-68 Marty Kammerzell 1988-90 Anthony Kane 1987 Mark Kane 1966-69 Chris Karcher 1983 Tim Karrick 1989 Henry Kaulia 1981 Keoni Kaulukukui 2010 Robb Kawahukui 1986 Joe Kawaai 1954-55 Kelson Kawai 2010-13 Rod Kawakami 1966-67 Dave Keck 1970 Tilson Kekua 1983 Harley Kelley 1952-54 Larry Kelley 1963 Tre’ Kennedy 1986 Wayne Kennedy 1957 Chad Kent 1972 Mike Kenyon 1966-69 Al Keranen 1968 Mike Kerns 1964 Bryce Kerschner 2010-13 Henderson Kiaha 1975 Terry Kiefer 1975-77 Korey Kier 1989 Connor Kihune 2010 Matthew Killingsworth 1988-90 Stanley Kim 1983-84 Mike Kimber 1988-91 Marvin Kincade 1968-69 Tom Kintzley 1965-67 Dale Klaumann 1947-49 Dean Kline 1978-81 Phil Klingsheim 1951-52 Bob Klaumann 1972 Doug Knight 1947 Tracy Knight 1978-79 Jerry Knudsen 1955 Mel Knutson 1964 Kyle Kobashigawa 1983 Karl Kobaski 1953 Trey Kodama 2012-13 Aaron Koford 2010-13 Andrew Konieczka 1986

Mark Konyn Zach Krause Bill Kreiger Trent Kroll Jordan Kronen Kawika Kunewa Clyde Kunihiro Don Kyle

1978-79 2012 1983 1987 2010-11 1990 1969 1972

L Dan Labasan Bobby Ladiges Devin Lagorio Joe Lally Michael Larson Shawn LaRue Mike Lau Jakob Lawrence Fred Leach Loren Leach Brian Leachman Bill Lee Jon Lee Charlie Lemcke Fred Lemcke Kirk Lemley Mike Lena Bob Lepschat Dick Lewin Jay Lewis Rick Light Nofo Lilo Craig Lisko Charlie Little Lloyd Little Vince Littrell J.C. Lizza Rex Lockett Tom Logan Tyler Lohrke Jerry Long Dave Lorenz Buck Lorts Trevin Loza Tytus Lucas Gene Lukoszyk Mike Lum Talbert Lum Ho Ted Luther Roger Lyman Heath Lynn

1969 2011-13 2010-13 1978-79 2011 1981 1983 2011-13 1957 1953 1976-77 1940 2010 1976 1940 1978-82 1991 1949 1963-64 1986 1983 1989-90 1989-90 1981 1970-72 1986 1987 1953-55 1983-84 1978-79 1982-84 1988 1968-70 2010 2013 1949-51 1981-83,86 1986 1967 1983 1991

M Steve Mabry Taylor Mack Bill Mackaness Juan Carlos Magana Mike Magee Bob Magette Keenan Mahler Kramer Mahoe Mike Maki Hank Makini Noah Maningo Roger Maniscalco Dick Mannila Jayson Manning Craig Marcin Doug Marshall Greg Martin Enrique Masane Bill Masei Will Marchbanks Loto Mareko Shahin Marzband Stan Masneri Dick Mason J.A. Massaquoi Nick Mauro Tim Mausen Bill Mazelin J.T. May Dwight McBride

1988 2012-13 1951 2013 1984 1947-49 2013 1988 1955 1981-82 2011 1951-54 1957 2011-12 1968-69 1978-79 1972 1981 1990 2010-13 2013 2012-13 1976 1964 2010 1955 1968 1988 2010-11 1968

Mike McCabe Dick McCain Matt McCann Mike McCartney Monty McCleary Scott McCrae John McDaniel Don McDowell Mike McEwan Alex McGann John McGee Monte McGovern Deven McKinney Frank McLain Mike McLaury Chris McLinden Trevor McMahon Randy McMichael Tim McMillen Kevin McNulty Ken Mead Nick Meares Roger Medges Max Medrano Keith Meeuwsen Kelly Meguro Michael Mejia Anthony Meneses Kyle Merriam Norman Metheny Steve Metteer Bentley Meyers Joey Michael Leland Michael Jack Michels Bill Mikesill Bob Mikolasy Russ Mikolasy Tom Millbrooke Bill Miller Brue Miller Robert Miller Jerry Millis Bryan Mills Rick Mills P.J. Minaya Ken Miner Harvey Minnich Ronnie Minolli David Minter Michael Miura Chris Miyasato Charlton Moananu Al Moberg Bob Moeller Jim Moffitt Brian Monoian Scott Monroe Harley Montoya Marc Moody Quin Moore Sean Moore Jim Morford Kamu Morita Gary Morris Robert Morris Cal Mosley Trey Mott Nick Mucisko Mark Mulvihill Dean Munkers Connor Murdock Derek Myers Calvin Myles

1972 1964-66 1991 1981 1991 1967 1991 1978-79 1976-79 2013 1991 1975 2011-13 1967 1990-91 2010 2010 1954 1977 1983 1968 2011 1966-67 2013 1982 2011 2012-13 2010 2010-13 1953 1964 1978-79 2012 1947, 1949 2012-13 1968 1972 1972 1970 1952 1967 1952-53 1951-54 2010-13 1978-79 2010-13 1984 1981 2010-11 1976-77 1986 1991 1988-90 1963-64 1963-65 1986 1991 1986-88 2013 2010-11 2010 2010 1983 2010-13 1977-79 2011 1965 1989-90 1952-55 1983-84 1990-91 2010-11 1986 1976-79

N Steve Nacheff Shawn Nagata Ken Nash Larry Nash Clarence Nathaniel Al Navarro Dan Neef

1947 1991 1947 1940 1966-69 1988-90 1989-91

All-Time Roster Dave Nehring Jack Nehring Harlan Nelson Jerred Nelson Kurt Nelson Aaron Nemec Travis Ness Brent Nicholas Ken Nichols Alan Nicholson Ralph Nickerson Eric Nicolai Matt Niemann Ernest Nihi Duke Nihipali John Nissley John Norgren Chris Novakoff Nikk Novero Hans Nowka Martin Nowka Matt Nyberg

1981,1983 1957 1964 2010 1991 1986 1991 1989-90 1969 1986 1972 1986-87 1986 1988-1991 1983 1983 1947-49 1976-77 2010-13 1990 1987 2011

O Chris Obay 1989 Nick O’Donnell 2012 Lance Oelke 1981 John Ogden 1983-86 Doug Okabayashi 1966-69 Trevor Okamoto 2010 Tim O’Keefe 1977 Reed Olaso 1981 Steve Olberg 1986 John Olivera 1981-83 Mike Olsen 1991 Randy Olsen 1972 Alan Olson 1946-49 Jim Olson 1949 Stanley Ono 1972 Chris Ortiz 1981 Tim Osaidacz 1981-83 Jerry O’Shea 1972,75 Dan Oswald 1987-88,90-91 Kip Oswald 1972,75 Rick Oswald 1972,75 Rango Ota 1965 Adam Otte 1990-91 Howard Ottman 1964-68 P Alex Pate Bruce Pace Jovann Pacheco Kimo Padello Pablo Pagaduan Kaleo Pahukula Bjorn Paige Jason Pang Lee Pangle Dustin Paradis Fred Paris Evanson Park Roger Patton Gregory Pay Alan Payne Frank Payne Doug Peach Bob Peacock Chuck Pease James Peckham Dick Pekala Leon Peldyak Jaquari People Julia Perea-Schaefer Jack Perez Dick Perkins Ralph Perkins Scott Perkins Nick Pernicano Sean Perry Steve Perry Garry Pesavento Larry Peschka

2012 1972 2010 1988 1984 1989-91 1987 1988 1946 2011 1984 2010 1964-65 1982 1964 1969 1978-79 1963-64 1975-77 2012 1955 1954 2012-13 2012 2012-13 1953 1957 1982 2010 1983 1982 1986 1964-65

Chuck Peterson Dan Peterson Kevin Peterson Darin Philialoha George Phillips Glen Phillips Paul Phillips Nikos Phipps Mark Picard Craig Pienett Gary Piepkorn Kamana Pimental Jacob Pintok Jeff Platta Paul Plaza Gary Pope Lance Popoff Zak Porche Vic Porter Gary Potratz George Potter Jacob Powers Jim Presnell Derek Price Gial Printz Trevor Procive George Prummer Suone Pulotu Cameron Pumphrey Ron Puzey Q Eric Quan Kennan Quiocho R Walt Racette Jimmy Radcliffe Duane Radliff Mark Rahlwes Gabe Ramirez Nolan Ramirez James Ramos Jim Randall Dan Rangel Riley Rankin Dean Raven Larry Ray Ozzie Ray Jim Reach Gus Redding Dustin Reed Nick Reese Lee Reinhart Fred Reisinger Justin Revilla Art Reynolds Nick Reynolds Pat Ribellia Ken Richards Carl Richardson Nolan Richardson Gregg Rietmann Tanner Rietmann Jason Riggle George Risk Ed Ritt David Rivera Bob Roark Kevin Robbins Rupert Robbins Thurman Robbson J.C. Roberts Matt Roberts Steve Roberts Frank Robinson Brad Robson Dan Roby Steel Rocha Bill Rock Thomas Rock Virgil Rock Nick Rodriguez

1957 1983 2011-12 1986 1981 1976 1975-77 1984 1989 1964-67 1968 2013 1989-90 1986-87 1951-52 1970-72 1965-66 2012-13 1987-88 1976-79 1946-47 2012 1984-87 1990-91 1957 2010 1963 1983 2010-12 1952-55 1987 2013 1940 1976-79 1947 1989-90 2011-12 2013 2013 1951,53 1986-87 2013 1968 1978-79 1954-55 1976 1976-77 2011 2013 1949 1978-79 2012-13 1964 2010-12 1965-66 1965 1984 2013 1981-84 2011 1989 1940 1981-83 1988 1963-65 1989 1979-78 1981-82 1978-79 1987 1975 1966 1978-79 1968 2010-12 1965 1966 1964 2013

Bill Roff Larry Roff Chase Rogers John Rogers Mike Rogers Caleb Roher Dan Rollins Harvey Roloff Daniel Rondez Justin Roney Ed Rooney Bruce Rosbach Ed Rosin Eric Ross Mark Ross Mason Ross Jim Roth Robert Rothschild Colby Ruark Jerry Rudd Dan Rudometkin Terry Ruff Joe Russell Stan Russell Tracey Rutledge Rick Ryan

1954-55 1953 2011-13 1983-84 1976 2011-13 1946-47 1940 2010 2010 1949 1949 1940 1988-91 1988 2013 1970 1981 2013 1955 1990-91 1964-67 1964 1946-49 1978-79 1972

S Dick Sabo Alan Sagon Gary Sakihara Jorge Salang Carlos Salvatierra John Salvey Joe Samer Bob Sandgren Eric Sandwith Chris Santiago Dan Santoro Kris Sapp Kyle Sato Brandon Sattelmeier Sean Satterfield Jon Sausser Ken Sawyer Taylor Schad Dave Scheidt Nicholas Schilla Steve Schireman Chris Schlegel Jow Schmelzer Steve Schmick Ben Schmid Austin Schmidt Jeff Schmidt Kevin Schmidt Brian Schneider Mark Schneider Randy Schoenborn Jerry Scholes Evan Schreurs Cabe Schultz Gunther Schultze Don Schur Jack Scott Jim Seaney Mike Sears Marc Seitz Nathan Selby Brandon Selvey Paul Shannon Dave Shaw Warner Shaw Pete Shea Danny Sheldon Spencer Sheldon John Shepard Charles Sheron Brian Sherrard Steve Sherrill Scott Shimabukuro Steve Shipley Chris Shoffner

1970 1986-89 1967 1989,91 1989-90 1989-91 1986 1949-52 1984 2010-13 1954 2013 2013 2011-12 1990-91 1972 1990 2011-13 1984 2012-13 1983 1983 1989-90 1975 2012 2011 1972 1982-83 1990 1981 1978-79 1972 2010-11 2012 2010-13 1963-65 1955 1990 1966 1983-83 2012-13 2010-13 1988 1965 2012-13 1970 1966-67 1988-90 1991 1940 1988-89 1970,72 1989-91 1977 2013

Mike Shores 1986-88 Cub Shulund 1984-87 Seth Siddle-Mitchell 2010-13 Gunner Sigado 2013 Wally Sigler 1949 Bob Simmons 1968 Marvin Simmons 1947 Andrew Simons 2012 Bodie Simpson 2013 Bud Simpson 1946 Dave Simpson 1963-64 Everett Simpson 1947 Jeff Sinclair 1986 Walt Sinclair 1947 Craig Singer 1975-77 Chuck Skov 1965 Robert Slauson 1975-77 Brent Smith 1986-87 Bill Smith 1952-55 Dennis Smith 1966 Gary Smith 1957 Greg Smith 1968 Jack Smith 1955,57 Jason Smith 2012-13 Larry Smith 1983 Lawrence Smith 1988 Lynn Smith 1981 Mike Smith 2010-13 Mike Smith 1967 Otis Smith 1968 Rick Smith 1976 Ronald Smith 1947 Stacy Smith 1981 Tim Smith 1988-91 Todd Smith 1983-84 Jim Snowadski 1986 Phil Snyder 1946 Rick Snyder 1977 Irving Soto 1975 Joe Spanish 1990-91 Kirk Spaulding 2010 Jeff Speiser 1983-84 Sam Spicher 1970 Mark Spier 1986 Angus Sprankle 1946 Brad Springer 1981 Joe Stark 1968-70 Paul Stark 1969 Cameron Stauffer 2010 Chuck Steifbold 1967-68 Drew Steindl 2010 Jim Stevens 1964 Dale Stewart 1952 Don Stewart 1968 Doug Stewart 1957 George Stewart 1952-54 Greg Stewart 1990-91 Steve Stewart 1972 Neil Strachan 1978-79 Jerry Struck 1977 Elton Storment 1949,51 Wayne Stovall 1965 Gene Stuben 1988, 1990 Dennis Sturgis 1976 Ron Stutzman 1970 Gary Suchy 1965-1968 Dean Sueoka 1967 Alen Suklje 2010, 2012-13 Jim Sunderland 1949-51 Paul Surgeon 1981 Tony Suverkropp 2013 Nathan Suyematsu 2012-13 Kirt Swaleson 1991 Jimmie Swann 1986 Bill Swanson 1964-68 Kirk Swoboda 1986-87 T Leo Tacca Troy Tactay Courtney Tagupa Cliff Tahely Jerry Talbert

1968-69 1986 1965 1955 1963

Pat Talesfore 1987 Shayne Tanabe 2012 Ralph Tanga 1977 Jonathon Tangalin 2012 Ryan Tate 2011 Fred Tatman 1982 William Tavai 1983 Bill Taylor 1946-47 Bill Taylor 1940 Brian Taylor 2010-13 Rick Taylor 1969 Tony Taylor 1964 Dave Tengan 1975-76 Ben Tennant 1951-54 Bernard Terry 1976-77 Ed Thiel 1984 Arnold Thogerson 1946-47 Jamie Thomas 1989 Jim Thomas 1963 Mike Thomas 1975-76 Courtland Thompson 2010 Ken Thompson 1964 Mark Thompson 1990-91 Martin Thompson 1977 Rod Thompson 1967 Tom Thompson 1955,57 Ron Thornhill 1964 Zachary Tinao-Rabellizsa 2013 Bill Tiedgen 1954-55 Ryan Timm 1990-91 C.J. Tipler 1972 Jake Toll 2010 Adam Tolley 2010 Phil Tolley 2010 David Tom 1986-87 Jacob Torquato 2013 Chris Torres 2012-13 Robert Tow 1966 Dennis Tracey 1975, 1977 Kyle Treadway 2011 Steve Trukositz 1964 Steve Tucker 1957 Zach Tucker 2012-13 Troy Tyler 1987-89 U Will Ulrich Edmond Unutoa Erik Utter

2011-13 1989 1990-91

V Carlos Valdivia Sean Valente Drew Valles Dick Valovick Erick Van Dyke Drew Van Roekel Dave Van Winkle Brad Verigan Kurt Victor Aaron Victorino Richard Vidinha Mark Viggiano Jorge Villanueva Moses Willareal-Gomez Billy Vincent Marty Voge Gary Volz Jake Von Scherrer

1989-90 2010-11 1978-81 1957 1983 2010 1966-68 1981 1983-84 2010-13 1983-86 1978-79 1986 2011-13 1972 1967 1967-69 1977

W Brian Wakefield Cedric Walker Frank Walker Johnny Walker Matt Walker Troy Walker Royden Watanabe Jim Ward Rick Ward Dale Warren Tony Warren Brady Waters

1991 1988-89 1963 1972 2013 1991 1963-64 1967 1970 1955 1970,72 1949,51

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All-Time Roster Tyler Watkins Scott Watters Derek Webb Dick Webb Jim Weber Gary Weeks John Weeks Kenny Weeks Tom Weeks Landon Weimar Rick Weinhold Don Weis Bob Wells Edwin Wells Lenny Wells Craig Wessel Brian West Gary West Jerry West Jim Westendorf Jerry Westerholm Jon Westerholm Ken Westover Josh Wheeler Merton Whipple Carl White Casey White Jacob White Max White Dick Wiese Gene Widmer Ron Wika Darrell Wilcox Dean Wilcox George Wilkes Matt Wilkin Jim Wilkins Alex Willeford Charley Williams Dan Williams Kyle Williams Lemar Williams Levi William Mike Williams Ryan Williams Steve Williams Fred Willis Zach Willits Jim Wills Mike Wilsey Clarence Wilson Jeff Wilson Randy Wilson Spencer Wilson Lonnie Winbush Roy Winterroth George Wise Caleb Wistock Terry Woebke Tom Woehler Alvin Wong Les Wong Patrick Wong Bob Woodard Fred Woods Pat Woods Dick Wooley Chris Wright Gary Wright Mike Wulf

2011 1968-70 2010 1965-68 1967-69 1965-68 1970 1966 1969-70 2011-13 1972 1949 1970 1947 1946-49 1977 1983 1965-68 1957 1969-72 1964 1954-55 1957 1990 1940 1940 1991 2010-11 2013 1963-64 1957 1952 1986 1946-49 1975-76 1987 1964 2011-13 1965 1981 2011 2012 1981 1966-69 1991 1970 1963-64 2010-13 1972 1975-77 1977 1983 1983 2011 1978-79 1947 1969 2010-13 1969-72 1983 1947 1966 1983-84 1940 1984 1963 1966-67 1986 1966-67 1983

Y Bert Yamaoka Cameron Yip Chuck Young Don Young Ford Young Gordon Young Jamie Young Rick Younts Chad Yowell Dick Yurk

1978-79 2010-13 1966-67 1953 1984-87 1949 1987-88 1978-79 1977 1949

Z Doug Zarosinski Bob Zavodsky John Zavodsky Glen Zeller Colton Zimmerman Troy Zuroske Tom Zyp

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About Pacific Pacific University Football 2014

Facilities

Hanson Stadium Pacific University’s football program plays in one of the newest and most intimate facilities in the region, Hanson Stadium. Originally known as Lincoln Park Stadium and completed in September 2008, Hanson Stadium was re-dedicated in Sept. 2014 in honor of Rich & Joy Hanson, who contributed funds for the stadium roof which was completed prior to the season. The stadium, track and FieldTurf surfaced pitch were built in a unique public/private partnership between Pacific University and the City of Forest Grove. In addition to Pacific athletic events, the facility hosts a variety of high school and youth teams and events. Construction on the $10 million complex, which includes the Chuck Bafaro Baseball Stadium at Bond Field and the Lincoln Park Softball Stadium, commenced in March 2007. The facility is owned by the City of Forest Grove and will be managed by the city’s Parks and Recreation Department. For football players, the crown jewel of the facility is the synthetic surfaced playing field. The FieldTurf surface features the top technology available for an artifical field. The stadium is lit with four large light towers, allowing for evening practices and matches. An adjacent natural grass practice field allows flexibility for team practice schedules and provides the team an area to practice in preparation for competion on grass facilities. Surrounding the field is a long-awaited

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track, the first on the Pacific campus since the cinder era. The 400-meter oval is one of just a handful of nine-lane facilities in the Northwest, making it capable of hosting large invitationals and NCAA championship events. The stadium’s long jump pits are uniquely located between the straightaway and the stadium seating area, providing unprecedented access to field events for track fans. The Hanson Stadium grandstand rivals small college facilities nationwide in terms of comfort and aesthetics. The covered grandstand seats 1,100 fans with excellent sight lines to view soccer, lacrosse, football and track events. The seats are situated to give fans a view of the entire complex, making it possible to watch track or lacrosse, baseball and softball all from one spot. The stadium press box is equipped to provide support for the largest events. The main press tribune seats 20 reporters and operational staff comfortably and also features a large work area. Four additional compartments are available for radio broadcasts, officials and VIP functions. The press box is fully equipped with hard wired and wireless Internet access. Over its six-year history, Hanson Stadium has staged a number of big athletic events, including the Pacific Twilight and Cowapa League track and field championships, Portland Timbers exhibition matches and the 2013 Big Sky Track and Field Championships. Pacific University held its commencement exercises in the stadium for the first time in 2010.

The Best In Synthetic From a distance, Hanson Stadium’s infield surface looks like well manicured grass. Upon closer look, however, one finds one of the top synthetic surfaces on the market. Hanson Stadium’s FieldTurf surface provides the look and feel of grass without the mud, water or daily maintenance. The turf itself is developed from a wide gauge, tall pile fabric, engineered to look and feel as much as possible like natural grass. Under the turf, the field is cushioned by 10 pounds per foot of a special infill comprised of a mixture of sand, rubber granules and Nike Grind, a fill made of reground athletic shoe material. The addition of FieldTurf gives Hanson Stadium a surface on-par with professional and Division I stadiums across the nation. FieldTurf is the current surface of choice at Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Reser Stadium in Corvallis and CenturyLink Field in Seattle. FieldTurf is used for pitches in some of the world’s top soccer leagues, including the English and Scottish Premier Leagues, Germany’s Bundesliga and Spain’s Primera Liga.

Facilities

Stoller Center Located at the north end of the Pacific University campus, the Stoller Center is the hub of activity for Boxer athletics and a host of recreational and intramural activities. Constructed in 1970, the Stoller Center is one of the largest small college athletic facilities in the Northwest with 95,000-square-feet of floor space on two levels. Originally known as the Pacific Athletic Center, the facility was renamed in 2010 to honor donors Bill & Cathy Stoller. The couple provided funds to provide for a number of expansions and renovations to the facility over the past decade. The Stoller Center is home to Pacific’s 24 intercollegiate athletic programs, athletic offices, locker rooms and offices and classrooms for the University’s department of exercise science. Remodeling projects over the last decade have remade the 40-yard-old complex into one of the top small college athletic facilities in the Northwest. In 2000, a $3 million overhaul of the building included the construction of a 5,000-square-foot weight and fitness center, remodeled athletic offices, a new full width wood gym floor as well as a number of aesthetic improvements. A second remodeling project, in 2003, saw the addition of spacious team rooms for all 20 Pacific varsity programs, the addition of wood flooring for the racquetball/handball courts and expansion of the University’s athletic training facilities. New scoreboards were installed in the gymasium in 2006. New bleachers on the gymnasium’s south end were installed in 2014, replacing the original seating.

With the addition of the football program in 2010, further renovations allowed for the conversion of the building’s dance room to team offices, a new football team room on the lower level and construction of a weight facility in part of the center’s fieldhouse. The gymnasium is the home arena for Pacific’s volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball and wrestling programs. With seating for 2,000 fans, the aggressive nature of fans gives the Stoller Center a reputation as a “tough place to play” among many of its conference opponents. Boxer Nation continues to become stronger and stronger in its support of Pacific athletics. In 2006, for example, Pacific ranked in top50 nationwide for attendance among NCAA Division III volleyball programs. The weight and fitness center, opened in 2000, features the latest in free weights, Nautilusstyle fitness machines and cardiovascular workout equipment. Users can enjoy their workout while turned into one of center’s six telvision monitors. Sitting opposite from the gymnasium is the fieldhouse, one of the first indoor practice facilities for outdoor sports in the Northwest. The newly installed FieldTurf surface provides dry practice conditions for Pacific’s outdoor sports when the wet conditions of the Northwest persist. The Stoller Center was the site of the 2007 National Collegiate Women’s Wrestling Championships and hosted the OSAA/US Bank 1A/2A State Volleyball Championship from 2003 to 2011. It was also the practice home for the Portland Trail Blazers from 1970 to 1975.

Defining Moments The Stoller Center has been home to a number of exciting events over it’s nearly 43-year history, from championship events to professional training camps. 2003-2011: OSAA/U.S. Bank 1A/2A State High School Volleyball Championships 2005-2010: Pacific Kickoff Volleyball Tournament, featuring some of the top teams in NCAA Division III volleyball. 2007: National Collegiate Women’s Wrestling Championships 1997 & 2000: Northwest Conference men’s basketball tournament games (Pacific won tournament in 1997) 1997: Rare exhibition game between Pacific men’s basketball alums and the former Portland Power women’s professional basketball team 1982: NAIA National Wrestling Championships (Pacific finished fifth) 1970-1975: Preseason training camp site for the NBA’s Portland Trail Blazers

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Chuck Bafaro Stadium

Pacific baseball moved into its new facility, Chuck Bafaro Stadium at Bond Field, in March 2008. The facility is named in memory of Chuck Bafaro, who mentored the Pacific baseball program from 1964 to 1994 and was instrumental in the creation and operation of many area youth sports programs. Chuck Bafaro Stadium stands as one of the best small college baseball facilities anywhere. The 500-seat stadium and press box opens on to a newly planted playing surface which will feature improved drainage and lights. The field is one of only three lighted fields in the Northwest Conference. The playing surface is named for local longtime baseball boosters Ken and Nancy Bond. The name was carried over from the original baseball field, which sat on the current location of the Lincoln Park Stadium and track. The field originally opened in 1976.

Forest Grove Aquatic Center

Home of the Pacific swim programs, the Forest Grove Aquatic Center is located just southwest of the Stoller Center. The city-owned facility features a 25-yard swimming, therapy pool and spa. A remodel in 2001 added an outdoor splash park to the facility and modernized the locker rooms. In addition to the Boxers’ swim teams, the Forest Grove Aquatic Center is home to the Forest Grove High School swimming and water polo teams and the Forest Grove Swim Club. The three programs have partnered over the last several years to improve the facility for competitive swimming. A fund-raising drive spearheaded by the Forest Grove Swim Club resulted in the purchase of new starting blocks. In 2007, the three programs banded together for the purchase of a new scoreboard and timing system. Pacific University students are allowed use of the pool free of charge with current “Boxer Card” identification.

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Sherman/Larkins Stadium

After years of playing on city recreational diamonds, the Pacific softball team moved into the new Sherman/Larkins Stadium in March 2008. Like its baseball brother, the softball facility rivals any other like field among small colleges of its type. It features permanent seating for 300 fans and an enclosed press facility behind home plate. The playing surface meets all NCAA specifications and will include enhanced drainage, batting cages beyond the right field fence and an inning-by-inning electronic scoreboard in right center field. The facility is named in honor of longtime Pacific softball coach Judy Sherman, who led the Boxers to six conference titles and eight national tournament appearances. It also honors her father, Ellerd Larkins, who funded the first softball field built in Forest Grove in the 1950s.

Holce Tennis Courts

Pacific’s Thomas Holce Tennis Courts, opened in June 2009, are the home of the Boxers’ men’s and women’s tennis programs and is also open for community use. Pacific played its first season on the courts in 2010. The facility features six courts, all lit for both day and evening access. Three of the courts are covered, allowing for practice and play for Pacific teams during the rainy winter months. The courts were recognized in 2009 as one of the top new tennis facilities in the nation by the American Sports Builders Association. The site of the new courts is the former site of Tom Reynolds Field, which was home to the Pacific soccer programs from 1993 to 2007. As McCready Field, the facility was Pacific’s football field from 1892 until the program was discontinued following the 1991 season. The remainder of the former field will become the site of Pacific’s newest residence hall, which begins construction this fall.

Golf Facilities

Pacific golfers have the opportunity to play their home matches at two of the top courses in the Portland metropolitan area: The Reserve Vineyards & Golf Club and Quail Valley Golf Course. Designed by award-winning architects John Fought and Bob Cupp and rated among the elite handful of the Pacific Northwest’s most stunning tracks, the Reserve provides a second course for the Pacific golf program. The Reserve is located in Aloha, Ore. The Reserve contains two 18-hole championship courses and has been the proud host to some of golf ’s most prestigious events, including The Fred Meyer Challenge (19982002), The PGA Champions Tour Major, The JELD-WEN Tradition (2003-2006), and the Umpqua Bank Challenge (2012). Golf Digest, Golfweek, and GOLF Magazine have all honored The Reserve in their annual “Best of ” issues. Over 50 major championship winners, including Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Phil Mickelson, and Annika Sorenstam have walked its fairways. The Quail Valley Golf Course in nearby Banks is the home of Pacific women’s golf and the regular practice course for both teams. Opened in 1994, Quail Valley is a beautifully conditioned, links style course that offers challenges to golfers of all levels and ability.

Hall of Fame/Boxer Club

Pacific Athletic Hall of Fame Since 1992, the Pacific Athletic Hall of Fame has honored the best studentathletes, coaches and contributors that have built the long legacy of the Boxers’ athletic program. Induction into the Pacific Athletic Hall of Fame is the highest honor presented by the Pacific Athletic Department. The next induction into the Pacific Athletic Hall of Fame will take place in October 2015. To nominate an individual for the Pacific Athletic Hall of Fame, please log on to www.goboxers.com/hof. ATHLETE INDUCTEES Victor Adams Football, Basketball Baseball, Track & Field Nely Agbulos Softball, Volleyball Chuck Ahsmuhs Wrestling Warren Arakaki Baseball DeeDee Arnall Basketball, Track & Field Forrest Barnes Football John Bass Basketball Sally Baierski Softball Kevin Binkerd Wrestling Bill Blevins Football Peaches Bode Basketball, Softball Art Brachman Football Bill Braun Baseball Frank Buckiewicz Football, Basketball Mark Burt Track & Field Susan Busk Softball Jay Butz Football Karry Cameron Football, Track & Field Serene Canettes Prat (Jefferson) Basketball Tom Cason Track & Field Suzi Chaffee-Armstrong Volleyball, Track & Field, Basketball Kris Chatari-Sanchez Volleyball, Basketball Lund Chin Tennis Alana Chong Hurdle Soccer Jim Corrigan Football, Basketball, Baseball Zack Chown Soccer Dick Daniels Football, Track & Field Frank Dierickx Baseball Jon Elston Football, Track & Field DeeAnn Fitzgerald Softball Rick Franklin Wrestling Dan French Basketball, Football, Track & Field Lee Garboden Wrestling Lisa Harings Soccer, Basketball, Softball Brandi Gill-Hendryx Softball Len Gilman Football Amy Higgins Schmitt Track & Field Volleyball Norm Hubert Basketball Brett Jefferies Basketball Nancy Jewett Volleyball, Softball Amy Johnson Basketball Frank Johnson Wrestling Leon Johnson Basketball Joe Kaauwai Football Ron Keil Baseball Jack Killits Track & Field Diana Kreiger Waterstreet Swimming Karen Lally Volleyball, Softball, Basketball Ean Lensch Soccer Bob Light Football Lloyd Little Football, Baseball Leon Meade Baseball Gerald Millis Football, Track & Field Billy Merck Soccer

Cal Mosely Baseball Ralph Nickerson Football Chuck Petersen Wrestling, Football Track & Field Steve Piercy Soccer Robert Pollock Football Vince Powell Baseball Jana Ransom Softball, Basketball Jill Remiticado Women’s Wrestling Walt Reason Basketball Ed Ritt Wrestling, Football Ed Rooney Basketball Stan Russell Football Kurtis Saiki Wrestling Jeff Sandborn Baseball Cindy Schuppert Basketball, Softball Jennifer Sharp Softball Steve Sherrill Baseball, Football Brent Smith Football Brian Springberg Wrestling Chris Tarabochia-Van Wagner Basketball Tara Taylor Basketball Arnold “Tug” Thogerson Football Tom Thompson Football Joanna Vaandering Softball Nancy Vanderwerf Softball, Volleyball Nick Vorberg Soccer Cindy Wacker Nehring Gymnastics Brenda Wall-Manser Softball, Basketball Kim Warner Softball Robert Wendel Football, Baseball Christy Taylor Zimmer Basketball TEAM INDUCTEES 1996-97 Men’s Basketball Team 1962, 1963 & 1964 Men’s Tennis Team COACH INDUCTEES Chuck Bafaro Baseball Mike Clock Wrestling Roger Folgate Football Leo Frank Football Pete Miller Basketball David Olmsted Women’s Basketball Toe Reynolds Men’s & Women’s Soccer Harvey Roloff Football, Basketball Judy Sherman Softball Paul Stagg Football Jim Weber Cross Country, Track & Field MERITORIOUS SERVICE INDUCTEES Varina French Jeff Grundon George Horner Jean Horner Ruth Loomis Doug Okabayashi Don Spiering Kathy Thurman HONORARY INDUCTEES A.C. Gilbert Football, Track & Field

Boxer Club The Pacific University Boxer Club provides alumni, friends, fans, faculty and staff a chance to provide support for the 24-sport Pacific athletics program. Boxer Club members have an active interest in supporting student-athlete success. the stronger the member base, the more support the Boxer Club can provide to student-athletes. Money raised by the Boxer Club supports a wide variety of programs and needs, including equipment, supplies and uniforms, regional travel costs, part-time assistant coaches, major equipment needs, recruiting costs and other department-wide needs. Gifts to the Boxer Club entitle members to various benefits and events, and part or all of your gift is tax deductible. For more information on the Boxer Club, and to become a member, please visit www.goboxers.com/boxerclub.

Thank You To Our Boxer Club Donors Hall of Fame ($3,000 or More) Dr. Glen & Mary Ellen Zuroske Director’s Circle ($1,000 - $2,999) Mike & Shirley Buckley Rich & Heather Burk Arlene Evans Tim & Elaine Hill Robert & Sunny Iboshi Cameron Perry & Dr. Mary Kay Schwab-Perry Plastics Plus Technology, Inc. Cynthia Reese Gerald & Mary Jane Taniguchi Coaches Circle ($500 - $999) Kenneth & Ellen Albus Richard Barkley Kathy Bodor William & Carolyne Braun Jerry & Laura Frye Shane Gallagher Jonathan & Kelli Gehrs H-M Ranch Dr. Gary & Mary Hunter James & Kathleen Kotchik Lasko Printing, Inc. George & Martha Long Leanne Ryweck Vincent & Pamela Powell Fletcher Ray & Alli Alby Linda & Jack Reeves Sittner & Nelson, LCC Eugene & Michelle Smargiassi Roger & Marlene Thompson Loren & Dottie Waltz Windward Occupational Medicine Woodfold Manufacturing, Inc. Captain ($250 - $499) Forrest & Phary Barnes Paul & Kari Blanchard John Bloss & Lisa Sardinia Dr. John & Janet Brenneman Keith & Kara Buckley Darryl & Matilda Carrigan Dale & Linda Feik Larry & Marilyn Hunn Kris Kosik Richard Kroll Katherine & David Lomartire Allyson May Marcus McCoy Mark Dawson Construction, LLC Rogelio Martinez Glenn & Gail Okada Clarence & Teddi Paccaro Robert & Sue Pfaelnder Vince & Pamela Powell PPP Management Consulting, LLC Efrain Palomares-Lopez & Robyn Palomares Michael Rushfeldt Colleen & Brent Smith Robert Verant & Cristy Santangelo-Verant Select Harvest USA, LLC Gary & Margaret Shumm Nathan & Michelle Stanley H. Joe Story Daniel & Tami Syverson Dan Taylor Steve & Masako Thomson David VanDieman Garrett & Sherri Yoshimoto Steve & Ellaine Whisler Player ($100 - $249) Michelle Adams Kenneth & Susan Alcorn Christy Aleckson Aloha Vending & Amusement Norma Anderson & Bob Radford Marlin & Suzan Ard Lydia & Paul Armstrong

Michael & Delisa Asuncion Renee & Thomas Bajema Gerald & Charlotte Bandola Bob McEwan Construction, INc. Meredith Brynteson Mark Brouse & Lynn Hoffman-Brouse Andrea & David Burrell John & Janice Christensen Philip & Ruth Dickie Paul & Rina Doherty Robert Domingues Calvin & Linda Downey Amanda Dudley Stephen & Cynthia Dustrude Beverly & Joseph Evers Marta Fisher Colin & Katherine Fitzgerald John & Debra Flory Darla & Scott Francies Nina Garrett Julie & Thomas Gesicki Patricia Gober John & Linnea Grantham Steve & Inez Griffels James & Isidra Grant Anglea Hanslovan John Hayes & Vanessa Gray Paul & Alane Hennes Marvelyn Hess Glenn & Candice Higa Terilyn & Patrick Higa Ben & Crystal Holscher Walter Holt Helen Howe John & Jill Ishikawa Lisa & Glenn Jahnke Louis & James Joss Derek Kawano Kathi & Gregory Lawrence Fred & Janet Leach Kathleen Leahy Daniel & Debra Lundberg Barb Majors Jan & Mike Maloney Melody & Steel Maloney Jason & Emily Mandic Dr. Shelley & Adam McCabe Patrick & Jeanne McGann Katrina Mettee Warren & Jennifer Michelsen Vicki & Greg Moen Jason & Kelly Morgenthaler Sally Neff Sally & Jack Nehring North Cascade Academia, Inc. Logan Okita Geri & James Olbrich Michael Olis John Olivera, Jr. Susan & Lou Ordini Laura & Dean Oshiro Daschel Penfield James Perez Jason Pirga Cary Pruitt Nate Rasmussen Julie & Jeff Reichard Daniel Ritzheimer Kaden Ritzheimer Keagen Ritxheimer Jack & Elaine Roher Karen & Jeff Roney Celeste & James Roth Bron & Kelly Rowley John & Kathryn Ruffler Elizabeth Schweller William Schweller Dr. Steven & Stacey Scruggs Shelli & Jeremy Sigado Janelle Smith Lawrence Smith & Dawn Yoshimura-Smith Renee Stevens Andrea Stewart Ronald & Alice Streayer William Sullivan Eric & Roberta Tanaka William & Sue Thomson Barbara & Lewis Turk Aimee & Timothy Tyvan

Joe & Maria Walsh Melody Watral & Timothy Donahoe Michael & Jathy Wilsey Kip Yoshimura Fan ($50 - $99) Luisa & Lavalle Ashley John & Lara Baker Bob & Linda Baldwin James & Linda Baldwin Brian & Tania Brown J.B. Brown Jeff Brown & Suzan O’Connor-Brown James & Mary Carver Ron Cowan Ben Davis Sean & Cassie Eaton Katherine & Brian Fleskes Manami Furuya Joyce & Timothy Gabriel Celia Gampel Larry & Connie Gienger Gary Grim Jeff & Mary Grundon Sara Harsin Victoria Haschak Brian Hess Dean Hill Alice & William Hoskins Carol & Larry Huggins Dan & Becky James Lee & Penny Jensen Morgan & Dane Joseph Douglas Kolberg Joe Lang Melissa & Michael Larson Robert & Sherree Mahoney Margaret & Rick May Deldrien & Joseph Maunupau Valrie & Mohammad Marzband Paul & Paula Vogt McGee Dr. Michael & Kathie McGrath Martha Calus-McLain & Kyle McLain Steven & Sidney McReynolds Meyer Appraisals Harlon & Traci Miles Hector & Melinda Montoya Nathan Moore Charles & Amy Mueller Todd & Barbara Nitta Jan & Anna Orrison Aurora & Clark Peters Ellie Prpich Ronald & Alice Puzey Susan Rocha Marvin & Mary Lou Rueck Elizabeth & George Sawyer Elizabeth & Christopher Sarles Matthew & Marilee Smith Steven & Debi Stanich Dr. Mike & Geri Steele Robert Upchurch Geoff Vernon & Lisa Harings Jeremy Vernon Mark & Jeanne Vernon Alec & Amber Webster John & Kayrin Westcott Mark Wolken Young Alumni ($35 - $49 and within five years of graduation year) Matthew & Kristina Blankenship Jennifer Eaves-Velez

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Pacific Athletics Administration

Dr. Lesley Hallick

Ken Schumann

President Pomona (1968)

Director of Athletics George Fox (1982)

Lesley M. Hallick was named Pacific University’s 17th president in 2009 following a 32-year career at Portland’s academic healthcare center, Oregon Health & Science University. In her tenure at Pacific, Hallick has overseen the continued growth of the University, both at the undergraduate and graduate levels. She has seen the recruitment of the largest freshman class in school history, the addition of the school’s football program and the completion of the school’s second building for it’s Health Professions Campus in Hillsboro. Hallick most recently had served as provost at OHSU, where she helped convert Portland’s south waterfront into a burgeoning medical campus. She was instrumental in steering the community and leaders of the city, government and University to support the aerial tram that now serves as the link between the University’s Marquam Hill campus and the south waterfront. Under her watch, Hallick guided the transformation of OHSU from a regional medical school into a national leader in research and healthcare. The University emerged as one of the nation’s foremost centers of health and research with a distinctive research enterprise, top-rated hospitals and quality teachers. In that time, Hallick built a reputation as a problem-solver, expert collaborator, skilled communication and seasoned professional. Raised in California’s Santa Ana Valley, Hallick earned her bachelor’s degree in chemistry from Pomona College in 1967. She earned her doctoral degree from Wisconsin in 1972. A Woodrow Wilson fellow, Hallick has conducted extensive research in molecular virology with grants from the National Institutes of Health, the National Sciences Foundation, the March of Dimes, the U.S. Army and others.

Ken Schumann, a longtime member of the Pacific University athletic department, has served director of athletics since 2004. Under Schumann’s leadership, the Pacific athletic department has experienced an unprecedented period of growth and success. Four sports, football, women’s lacrosse, men’s swimming, and women’s rowing have been added under his watch and the number of students participating in athletics at Pacific has grown from around 250 to well over 500. In 2011, Schumann was selected as the Small College Fundraiser of the Year by the National Association of Athletics Development Directors (NAADD) in recognition of his fundraising for Pacific football and with the Pacific University Legends Golf Classic. Schumann has overseen a major expansion in the University’s athletics facilities, most visible in the $11 million Lincoln Park Athletic Complex. Completed in 2008 as a partnership between Pacific University and the City of Forest Grove, the complex resulted in new facilities for the University’s football, soccer, lacrosse, track and field, baseball and softball teams. The facilities are considered among the finest among small colleges in the United States. He also led onstruction of the new Holce Tennis Courts complex, which was named one of the best new tennis facilities in the nation in 2009. Schumann has also played a key role in the success of the department’s annual fundraising event, the Pacific University Legends. With the help of celebrity host and Pacific trustee Tommy Thayer, the event has raised over $500,000 for Pacific Athletics over the last six years. Schumann began his collegiate athletics career at Pacific in 1984. He was promoted to associate athletic director and succeeded Bob Bonn as head men’s basketball coach in 1992, a capacity he served in until 2005.

Dr. Lisa Sardinia

Lauren Esbensen

Faculty Athletics Representative Whitworth (1979)

Associate Athletic Director Kansas (2005)

Lisa Sardinia, associate professor of biology, has served as Pacific’s Faculty Athletics Representative since 2003. The chair of Pacific’s Department of Biology, Sardinia assists the department with compliance issues and serves as a liaison between the athletic department and the University faculty. A member of the Pacific faculty since 1996, Sardinia teaches molecular biology and microbiology and serves on the board of the Pacific Institute for Ethics and Social Policy. Sardinia is currently co-principal investigator of a National Institutes of Health grant studying the impact of peoples’ religious faith on their views concerning modern genetic technologies. She has presented a number of workshops and lectures on genetic testing and ethics and stem cell research. A graduate of Whitworth with a degree in biology, Sardinia earned her Ph.D. in microbiology from Montana State in 1985 and her law degree from the University of California’s Hastings College of the Law in 1996. Upon graduation from Montana State, Sardinia was awarded a three-year National Cancer Institute Postdoctoral Fellowship at the University of California-San Francisco. Sardinia is a member of the Oregon State Bar. A native of the Bay Area, Sardinia grew up an ardent San Francisco Giants fan and spent many afternoons battling the swirling winds of Candlestick Park.

Lauren Esbensen is in her third year as Pacific’s associate director of athletics and senior women’s administrator. She began her duties in Forest Grove in Sept. 2012. Her duties at Pacific include serving as the department’s compliance officer, oversight of the department’s booster club, Boxer Club, and oversight of the department’s club sports programs. She will also assist Ken Schumann in the day-to-day oversight Pacific’s 24 intercollegiate sports programs. Esbensen spent the last five years at the University of Portland, where she managed the day-to-day compliances processes for the Pilots’ 15 NCAA Division I sports programs. She also oversaw the department’s financial aid processes and initiated and expanded NCAA Life Skills programming for the department’s 250 student-athletes. Esbensen spent from 2005 to 2007 as a life skills intern at the University of Oregon, where she assisted in developing the department’s diversity plan and did gender equity reports for Oregon’s Division I certification report. Before coming to the Northwest, Esbensen spent six months as an intern with the senior women’s administrator at the University of Kansas. A four-year varsity athlete at Kansas, Esbensen earned four letters as part of the Jayhawks’ cross country and track and field programs. She earned her degree in sports management from Kansas in 2005 and a Master’s degree in intercollegiate leadership from Washington in 2007.

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Pacific Athletics Administration

Blake Timm

Athletic Department Support Staff

Sports Information Director Pacific (1998) A 1998 graduate of Pacific University, Blake Timm has served as Pacific’s sports information director since 1999. The 2011 Northwest Conference Sports Information Director of the Year, Timm is in charge of the daily publicity and media relations for Pacific’s 24 intercollegiate sports. Those duties include daily contact with media, producing publications and maintaining statistics for all sports, coordinating game management for all home events and daily maintenance of the athletic department’s Web site, GoBoxers.com. Timm has been honored numerous times for his work in publicizing Pacific’s student-athletes. In 2008, Timm was named a Grant Burger Media Award winner by the American Volleyball Coaches Association as the NCAA Division III West Region women’s volleyball SID of the year. In 2007 and again in 2011, Timm was voted by his peers at the Northwest Conference Sports Information Director of the Year, becoming just the second person so honored. In 2006, he was recognized by Pacific with it’s “Outstanding Contribution of an Individual for University Service” award, which honors staff members who have given great service to the institution. Timm has received a total of 28 awards in the College Sports Information Directors of America’s (CoSIDA) Publications Contest. His eight “Best In The Nation” citations included awards for Pacific’s 2008-09 wrestling, softball and women’s lacrosse guides. He received a fifth place award for the 2010 version of the Pacific GameDay Football Program. Timm has also received 15 citations in CoSIDA’s Fred Stabley, Sr., Writing Contest. He won the 2013 competition’s “Season Preview/Season Review” category for the 2012 Pacific football season preview.

Elissa Baldwin Asst. Athletic Trainer

Greg Bradley Facilities Manager

Phil Lentz Asst. Athletic Trainer

Vicki McGee Administrative Assistant

Richard Rutt Asst. Athletic Trainer

Bob Smith Asst. Facilities Manager

Andrea Stewart Mgr. of Administrative Svc.

Heidi Thramer Asst. Athletic Trainer

NOT PICTURED Skyler Archibald Dir. of Intramurals & Recreation

Head Coaching Staff

Eric Pitkanen Head Athletic Trainer Oregon State (2007) Eric Pitkanen is in his fifth year as a member of the Pacific athletic training staff. He was promoted to head athletic trainer in July 2013. Pitkanen joined the Pacific staff in 2010 as the department moved to four full-time trainers with the addition of the university’s football program. Pitkanen has worked primarily with the football program, but also works closely with a number of other sports programs during the winter and spring. “I am very excited to help guide Pacific University’s athletic training program into the future and help provide all our student-athletes with the best possible environment for healing and success,” Pitkanen said. Prior to his arrival in Forest Grove, Pitkanen served as an athletic training intern at Vanderbilt. He worked with the Commodores’ football program and managed athletic training needs for the school’s summer camp program. His experience also includes six months as a training intern with Denver Broncos during the 2009 season. Pitkanen began his training career at Portland State, where he was a graduate assistant trainer from 2007 to 2009. He served as the primary trainer for the women’s soccer program and worked closely with the football, wrestling, men’s and women’s basketball and tennis programs. Pitkanen earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise and sport science from Oregon State in 2007 and earned a Master’s degree in community health from Portland State in 2009. He earned his professional certification from National Athletic Trainers Association in 2007. He gained additional certification in 2008 in the use of Kinesio taping.

Brian Billings Baseball

Keith Buckley Football

Tim Cleary Men’s Basketball

Amanda Dudley Women’s Rowing

Brent Ericksen Cross Country Track & Field

Brian Jackson Men’s & Women’s Tennis

Morgan Joseph Women’s Soccer

Wynne Lobel Women’s Lacrosse

Eric Mild Men’s Soccer

Sharon Rissmiller Women’s Basketball

Richard Warren Men’s & Women’s Golf

Alec Webster Men’s & Women’s Swimming

Severin Walsh Men’s & Women’s Wrestling

Kip Yoshimura Volleyball

Liz Yandall Softball

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Pacific University PACIFIC AT A GLANCE Location: Forest Grove, Ore.; 25 miles west of Portland and 50 miles east of the Pacific Ocean Founded: 1849 DISCOVER YOUR PASSION There’s a place for you at Pacific. We are a diverse community where all viewpoints are embraced and where students thrive in a personal academic environment. With a unique combination of undergraduate, graduate and professional programs in the liberal arts and sciences, education, business, and healthcare, Pacific University inspires students to think, care, create, and pursue justice in our world.

Enrollment: 3,607 (1,783 undergraduate, 1,824 graduate) Fields of Study: 74 undergraduate, graduate and professional programs Student/Faculty Ratio: 10:1 Average Class Size: 19 Study Abroad: 26 sites in 11 countries Academic Calendar: Fall and spring semesters, with an optional experiemntal January term

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Athletics: 24 NCAA Division III sports (men and women), intramurals & club sports Scholarships & Financial Aid: Nearly 99 percent of undergraduate students receive financial aid in the College of Arts & Sciences. Merit-based and needbased awards are given, including Pacific Pacesetters Scholarships (competition held in the winter)

These ingredients present a distinctive combination of learning opportunities in the liberal arts and sciences, education, health professions and optometry. Women’s Volleyball; Division III

Tuition & Fees: $37,024 (2013-14) Room & Board: $10,792 (2013-14) Alumni: Nearly 22,000 Recognition: “Best Colleges” by U.S. News & World Report; “America’s Best Colleges” by Forbes; “Best Western College” by The Princeton Review AT YOUR FINGERTIPS Pacific SAT Code: 4601 Pacific FAFSA Code: 003212 Pacific ACT Code: 3488 Pacific Financial Aid Code: 003212 Admissions Office Phone: 503-352-2218 or 1-800-677-6712 Admissions E-Mail: admissions@pacificu.edu NEARBY RECREATION Oregon Coast • Tillamook State Forest • Banks-Vernonia Linear Trail • Oregon Zoo/ Washington Park • Golf Courses • Washington Square Mall • Streets of Tanabourne Mall • Downtown Portland • State Parks • Ski Resorts • Mt. Hood • Whitewater Rafting & Kayaking • Camping Hiking & Biking Trails • Cascade Range • Volcanoes • Fernhill Wetlands • Jackson Bottom Wetlands • Washington County History Museum

Marsh Hall, Forest Grove Campus

Downtown Forest Grove

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THINK. SEE. TOUCH. HEAL. From our founding in 1849 as a pioneer-era school for orphans, Pacific has always been about making a difference in people’s lives. The diverse culture of Pacific fosters warm and supportive relationships. Students, faculty and staff are drawn to Pacific by its welcoming environment and emphasis on public service. Students have exceptional opportunities for experiential learning, from international travel and study to internships, research and cocurricular activities.

Pacific provides opportunities for personal growth and development, for creating rich connections with various disciplines and the global community. We offer an atmosphere of thoughtful debate among a society of scholars. Engaging classes, professors who love to teach and a personal, nurturing environment combine to create a place where exceptional students become outstanding citizens of the world. TAKE THE NEXT STEP Join the Boxer community. Pacific is a place where diverse opinions and backgrounds are embraced. We believe that discovery is an essential part of teaching, learning, scholarship, practice and creative expression. Our students are encouraged to engage with their community, and our graduates are well prepared to contribute as leaders in a global community. More than 23,000 alumni around the world share in the Boxer spirit, and you have a place among them. Follow Us | twitter.com/pacificu Like Us | facebook.com/pacificu Subscribe | youtube.com/pacuniv Visit | pacificu.edu

Pacific University Football 2014 Date Sat., Sept. 6 Sat., Sept. 20 Sat., Sept. 27 Sat., Oct. 4 Sat., Oct. 11 Sat., Oct. 18 Sat., Oct. 25 Sat., Nov. 1 Sat., Nov. 8 Sat., Nov. 15

Opponent College of Idaho Dubuque Univ. of Chicago Whitworth* (Homecoming) Puget Sound* Pacific Lutheran* George Fox* Lewis & Clark* Willamette* Linfield*

Location Forest Grove Dubuque, Iowa Chicago, Ill. Forest Grove Puyallup, Wash. Forest Grove Newberg, Ore. Portland, Ore. Forest Grove McMinnville, Ore.

Time 1 p.m. 6 p.m. (CDT) Noon (CDT) 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m.

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