Pacific Football GameDay Program Sept. 14, 2013 by Pacific University

Sept. 14, 2013 • Pacific vs. Occidental • Lincoln Park Stadium • $2.00

GameDay

Game 2

Linebacker Tim Hastie • 2012 First Team All-NWC Selection

Today’s Ticket Pacific University Boxers (1-0) vs. Occidental Tigers (0-0)

Pickin’ & Grinnin’: Cornerback Craig Bailey had the Boxers’ two biggest defensive plays in their 20-10 win over Adrian last Friday, making two interceptions that led to Pacific touchdowns. His first came just two plays into the game and set the tone for the Boxers’ first season-opening victory since 1990. Jaime Valdez photo.

GAME DAY Tickets: General admission tickets for Pacific home games are $15 for adults, $7 for students (15 & older with current ID) and $5 for seniors (65 and older) and children (ages 6-14). Children under age 5 are free. The Lincoln Park Stadium ticket office opens two hours prior to kickoff. Pacific students, faculty & staff are admitted free of charge. For ticket information, contact the athletic office at 503-352-2767. Tailgate Area: Lot M, located west of the Stoller Center, is the designated pre-game tailgate lot. The lot opens three hours before kickoff and closes one hour after the end of the game. ON THE COVER: Senior linebacker Tim Hastie is one of two First Team All-Northwest Conference selections to return to the Boxers in 2013. He is one of 37 players who have been involved with the Pacific football program since it returned for the 2010 season. John Lariviere photo.

FOLLOWING THE BOXERS On The Web: Current news, information, schedules, live stats, statistics, features and more on Pacific football and all of Pacific University Athletics can be found at GoBoxers.com. Social Media: You can keep up on the latest Pacific Athletics on Facebook, Twitter and You Tube. Find us on Facebook at facebook.com/ pacificuboxers. Find us on Twitter at twitter.com/goboxers. See the latest videos of Pacific Athletics at youtube.com/pacificuboxers. If you are tweeting at today’s game, use #goboxers in your tweets. Broadcasts/Webcasts: All 10 Pacific football games will be streamed live online. The audio stream, as well as archived broadcasts, can also be found at goboxers.com/webcasts. In addition, broadcasts can be heard in Washington County on 1360 AM KUIK. A video stream with playby-play is available for all five Pacific home games at goboxers.com. There is a charge of $12.95 per game to access the video feed.

TABLE OF CONTENTS Game Day Experience Guide...............................4 Game Day Preview................................................6 Opponent Preview................................................8 Season Preview...................................................10 Meet The Boxers...................................................13 Game Day Depth Charts.....................................16 Pacific Roster.......................................................18 Occidental Roster................................................19 Head Coach Keith Buckley..................................20 Coaching Staff.....................................................21 Northwest Conference Update............................22 Around Boxer Nation..........................................24 Boxer Club..........................................................25 Pacific Athletic Hall of Fame...............................25 On-Campus........................................................26 Athletics Administration....................................28 Athletics Schedules............................................30 Honor Roll Of Football Donors............................31 CREDITS: Boxer GameDay is produced by the Pacific University Sports Information Office. Copyright © 2013 Paciic University.

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Game Day Experience Guide VISITORS SEATING

STUDENT SEATING

GENERAL ADMISSION

EAST ENTRANCE

VIP TENT

STUDENT ENTRANCE

GAME DAY STREET FAIR

TAILGATE LOT

BOXER CLUB

ALUMNI ASSOC.

Opens 3 Hours Before Game

LEGEND T Ticket Sales W Will Call Window $ Merchandise Sales WELCOME TO PACIFIC FOOTBALL AT LINCOLN PARK STADIUM! We at Pacific University are committed to creating a positive game day experience for our students, friends & fans. The following information is provided to help you make the most of your experience. If you have questions that are not answered in this fan guide, please ask a uniformed event staff person within the stadium. Stadium Gates: All gates to Lincoln Park Stadium will open 90 minutes prior to the start of the game. A valid ticket is required for entry and re-entry to the seating areas. All bags are subject to search by security personnel. In addition to the main stadium gate, fans may access the east and north grandstands through a gate located along the eastern fence of the stadium. Students may access the west endzone seating section through a gate at the west end of the main gradstand.

BOOK STORE

RESERVED SEATING VIP/ PLAYER ENTRANCE

W T MAIN STADIUM ENTRANCE

$ VIP PARKING

Men’s Restroom Women’s Restroom Unisex Restrooms

Tickets: Day of game ticket sales open two hours prior to the start of the game at the ticket window at the main Lincoln Park Stadium entrance. Cash and credit cards are accepted for ticket purchases. There are no advance ticket sales for Pacific football games (with the exception of season reserved tickets). Will Call: The will call ticket window is located under the tent located adjacent to the stadium main gate. Parking: Limited parking is available near Lincoln Park Stadium. As such, patrons are encouraged to carpool or walk whenever possible. Day of game parking is available on the Pacific University campus south of the Stoller Center, along Main St. to the west of the stadium and in the city’s Lincoln Park lots located west of the stadium and at the north end of the park. A VIP parking lot is located to the east of the Stoller Center. A pass is required to enter the lot. Handicapped parking is available in the VIP lot. There is no parking allowed for games along

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Concessions Stadium Entrances

Sunset Drive (east of the stadium) and in the Forest Grove Aquatic Center parking lot. Individuals parking in those areas are subjected to ticketing and towing. Concessions: Aramark, Pacific University’s campus dining provider, provides concession stands just inside the main entrance to the stadium and under the tent just behind the student seating section at the west end of the field. A menu of standard stadium fare is available for purchase, including pop, hot dogs, pop corn, coffee and more. The Boxer Club tent, located near the “Lot M” tailgating lot, will also have a limited menu of items available prior to the game. Merchandise: A booth of official Pacific football items is located along the southwest corner of the main stadium. A selection of apparel items (polo shirts, t-shirts and sweatshirts) are available along with stadium seats, media guides, replica minihelmets and more. The Pacific University Bookstore sells

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additional Pacific University and Pacific football related merchandise in their tent, located just south of the stadium adjacent to the Stoller Center. Game Day Street Fair: Pacific University has partnered with the Forest Grove/Cornelius Chamber of Commerce for the Game Day Street Fair, located between the tailgating lot and the stadium. A number of local vendors will have their wares, food and goods available for purchase. Restrooms: The main Lincoln Park Stadium restrooms are located along the main concourse, adjacent to the main entrance to the stadium. A number of portable toilets are located just east of the Game Day Street Fair and near the East Entrance to the stadium. Additional restroom facilities are available in the Stoller Center and in the building north of the football field between Chuck Bafaro Stadium and Sherman/Larkins Stadium. Photography: Fans are welcome to take pictures from their seats in the grandstands, provided that they do not disturb the experience of others by doing so. Standing along the main stadium rail for photography purposes is not allowed at any time. Field access is reserved for individuals who have been credentialed through the Pacific Sports Information Office. A valid pass is required to gain access. A selection of action shots from every home Pacific football game will be available for purchase at a later date on the athletics website, GoBoxers. com. Disabled Seating: A limited number of seats for disabled patrons are available in the main grandstand. Please contact the ticket office for details. Tailgating: Pacific encourages tailgating in the designated tailgating lot. The tailgate lot is the “M Lot” located along Main St., just west of the stadium. The tailgate lot is open three hours prior to kickoff and closes one hour

following the conclusion of the contest. If you intend to consume alcoholic beverages at your tailgating event, we remind you that all persons consuming alcohol on the Pacific University campus are expected to ahere to the following guidelines: 1. Open source containers (such as kegs) are not allowed. 2. Alcohol is not to be served to individuals under the age of 21. 3. Alcohol is not allowed outside of the tailgating area. 4. All persons in the tailgating area must be over the age of 21 unless accompanied by a parent. 5. Public intoxication is not allowed. 6. The tailgating lot will close one hour following the conclusion of the game. 7. No overnight or RV parking is allowed in the tailgating lot. These guidelines have been established in consideration of your safety and that of all members of, and visitors to, the campus community. We appreciate your spirit and enthusiasm for attending Pacific University football games. Consider designating a driver who does not consume alcohol. Any problems caused by consumption of too much alcohol at your tailgate party are your responsibility. Continuing to serve alcohol to a visibily intoxicated person, or serving an underage person, who later cuases damage and injury to others as a result of their drinking may create liability for you.

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Boxers return home a winner, open with Occidental

Running back Bobby Ladiges goes airborne over Adrian linebacker Wallen Augustin for the first receiving touchdown of his Pacific career. The touchdown with 1:09 left in the second quarter proved to be the go-ahead score as the Boxers went on to the 20-10 victory over the Bulldogs in Adrian, Mich. Photo by Eric Kelley/D3Photography.com

For the first time since Pacific football came back to the field in 2010, the Boxers can say that they own a winning record. In a confidence-building victory in the longest road in the 103 years of the program, the Boxers used an impressive defensive effort to knock off defending MIAA champion Adrian in their home opener, 20-10. The Boxers succeeded in limiting a program that won nine games and averaged 319.7 yards per game in 2012 to just 229 yards of total offense. The defense also forced three Adrian turnovers, two on interceptions by Craig Bailey, and did not allow the Bulldogs a touchdown on offense. Conversely, the Pacific offense used a combination of a solid running game and the vaunted passing game for three touchdowns and 300 yards of total offense. Even special teams had their place in the Boxers’ success as punter Aaron Koford put Adrian behind the 20-yard time five times and twice pinned the Bulldogs at their two-yard line. Tonight, Pacific will try to begin the season 2-0 for the first time since 1969 while picking up their first victory at Lincoln Park Stadium since the 2011 homecoming game. The Boxers host an Occidental squad that is opening their season in tonight’s game. The Tigers struggled to finish 2-7 last season and welcome their third head coach in as many years.

Pacific Football Notes

Pickin’ Off The Bulldogs: In a strong effort by the Pacific defense, the two interceptions by Craig Bailey may have been the biggest defensive plays of all. For his effort, Bailey was selected as the Northwest Conference’s Craig Bailey Football Defensive StudentAthlete of the Week. On just the second play of the game, Bailey picked off Adrian quarterback Drew Collins and ran the ball back five yards to the Adrian 21-yard line. That interception led to Pacific’s first touchdown just three minutes into the game. Bailey then repeated the feat with 4:30 left in the second quarter, which set up a six-play, 42-yard drive that allowed the Boxers to go into halftime with a 13-7 lead. Bailey made his 22nd consecutive start for the Boxers at cornerback in the contest. He finished the 2012 season with 30 tackles. His two interceptions in the game equalled his total interceptions over the first three years of his Pacific career. Bailey was one of 14 NCAA Division III players (and one of three NWC players) to have two interceptions in the first week of the season.

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2013 Pacific Schedule & Results Sept. 6 Sept. 14 Sept. 21 Oct. 5 Oct. 13 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 16

at Adrian W 20-10 Occidental 7 p.m. at Menlo 1 p.m. at Whitworth* 1 p.m. Puget Sound* (Homecoming) 1 p.m. at Pacific Lutheran* 1 p.m. Univ. of Chicago 1 p.m. Lewis & Clark* 1 p.m. at Willamette* 1:30 p.m. Linfield* 1 p.m.

* - Northwest Conference games. All times local to game site & subject to change. For complete schedule, rosters, player and coaches profiles and statistics, please visit www. goboxers.com.

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Pacific News & Notes Winning The Field Position Game: In his postgame analysis of the game, Head Coach Keith Buckley could not understate the contributions of punter Aaron Koford to the team’s success. Koford punted six times in the contest, averaging 31.5 yards per punt. Five of those punts landed inside the 20-yard line, and on two occasions force Adrian to start within their own twoyard line. An Honorable Mention All-NWC in 2012, Koford led the NWC and finished ranked 30th among NCAA Division III kickers with an average of 39.1 yards per punt. Effectively Running The Ball: Gunther Schultze led the way for a Pacific running game that proved effective against a very good Adrian defense. Schultze rushed 13 times for 53 yards and scored the opening touchdown on the Boxers’ opening drive to start the 20-10 victory over Adrian. Schultze finished with 65 all-purpose yards, wich included two catches for seven yards. Deven McKinney also provided effective for Pacific on the ground, gaining 43 yards on 10 carries. The Boxers finished the night with 94 net rushing yards, with a long rush by McKinney of 16 yards. From Running Back To Receiver: Pacific’s running back corps showed how versatile they can be. Bobby Ladiges showed that versatility on Friday, catching a ball for a 15-yard touchdown reception with 1:09 left in the second quarter that put Pacific ahead of Adrian for good. Ladiges finished the game with two catches for 24 yards, which included the go-ahead touchdown, and finished 29 yards of total offense. For the game, Pacific’s running backs finished with 44 of the Boxers’ 206 receiving yards on the night.

Aaron Koford

Gnther Schultze

Bobby Ladiges

A Welcome Return: The Friday night return of wide receiver of Jordan Fukumoto was quieter than most expected, but his contributions proved effective in the Boxers’ victory. After missing most of the 2012 season with a broken leg, Fukumoto finished with 47 yards receiving on just two catches. One was a 42-yard bomb from quarterback P.J. Minaya with 1:51 left in the third quarter that gave Pacific an insurance touchdown and secured the 20-10 victory. Fukumoto was a First Team Jordan Fukumoto All-NWC selection at wide receiver in 2011, finishing second in the NWC that season with 844 receiving yards and an average of 93.8 yards per game. He finished 2012 with 163 yards in the two games he saw action in during the 2012 campaign. Leading The Team: P.J. Minaya began the 2013 season as the Boxers’ starting quarterback and took the majority of the snaps in the 20-10 victory over Adrian. Minaya complted 19 of 29 passes for 206 yards and passed for two touchdowns in the victory. His longest pass play came on the 42-yard scoring bomb to Jordan Fukumoto late in the third quarter. T.C. Campbell (Jr., Kaimuki, Hawaii) saw action in second quarter, playing in his first game since suffering a knee injury in last year’s season opener against Simon Fraser. Campbell went 0 for 3 and threw in interception in limited action.

Stout Defense: The defense was the Boxers’ biggest asset on Friday night over Adrian, doing their past to put a stop to a potent Bulldogs’ offense that averaged 319.7 yards per game in their 2012 MIAA championship season. Pacific limited Adrian to a total of 229 yards of total offense, with 169 of those coming on the ground. Despite the power of the Adrian running game, Pacific did not allow any touchdowns to the Adrian Bryan Mills offense. Safety Bryan Mills and linebacker Jack Perez each finished with seven tackles to lead the Boxers. Perez recovered a fumble in the second quarter which was forced by Alex Willeford. Josh Brinkworth, Eddie Carrillo and Devin Lagorio each had five tackles in the winning effort. Longest Road Trip: Pacific’s road trip to Adrian was the longest road trip in team history. The Boxers traveled 2,367 miles to play in Adrian, Mich., making this the longest trip in program history in either era. Prior to the trip, Pacific had never traveled out of a five-state area on the West Coast, including Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana and California, and the Canadian province of British Columbia. Prior to last week, Pacific’s longest road trip was in 2011 to Claremont, Calif., to play at Claremont-MuddScripps, covering a distance of 994 miles.

Games Return Again To 1360 KUIK, Online: For the fourth consecutive year, Pacific football fans will have the chance to follow the Boxers both on the air in the Portland and worldwide on their computer or mobile device. KUIK 1360 AM will once again be the on-air home in Washington County, airing all 10 Pacific football contests. Saturday’s game against Occidental will air live on KUIK. In addition, all 10 games (home and away) will be available via a free audio webcast that can be accessed at GoBoxers.com. For the fourth consecutive year, all five home games will be made available via a live video webcast. Games can be viewed for $12.95 each or a “season ticket” for all five games is available for $39.95. Matt Richert returns for his fourth season as the play-by-play voice for Pacific football. A 20-year broadcast veteran, Richert also works as one of the prep play-by-play voices for KUIK. He has also lent his voice to a number of OSAA Radio Network state championship broadcasts and spent the summer as the No. 2 voice for the Hillsboro Hops professional baseball team, working alongside former Pacific men’s basketball voice Rich Burk. Scott Hermo will provide the color analysis. Hermo has worked as a color commentator and sports host for KUIK since 1994.

P.J. Minaya

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Tale Of The Tape STATISTICAL COMPARISON (2012 TOTALS) TEAM STATISTICS PAC OXY Points Per Game 28.7 19.2 Total Offense 3.561 2,150 Rushing Attempts 315 264 Rushing Yards 981 456 Rushing Per Game 109.0 50.7 Yards Per Carry 3.1 1.7 Touchdowns 8 8 Passing 198-315-14 263-412-11 Passing Yardage 2,580 2,942 Passing Per Game 286.7 326.9 Yards Per Completion 13.0 11.2 Touchdowns 23 16 Points Allowed Per Game 33.8 41.8 Rushing Yards Allowed 937 1,918 Yards Per Carry Allowed 3.3 5.4 Passing Yards Allowed 2,964 2,415 Total Offense Allowed 3,901 4,333 Fumbles Lost/Interceptions 5/14 9/11 Fumbles Recov./INTs Forced 8/8 1/2 Punting 44-38.0 40-35.7 Field Goals 10-13 2-3 Penalties 71-754 62-210 Sacks By 18-143 12-67 PACIFIC LEADERS (2013) Passing P.J. Minaya 19-29, 206 yds., 2 TD Rushing Gunther Schultze 13-53, 1 TD Deven McKinney 10-43, 0 TD Bobby Ladiges 6-5, 0 TD Receiving Blake Anthony 5-49, 0 TD Jakob Lawrence 5-47, 0 TD Jordan Fukumoto 2-47, 1 TD Defense Jack Perez 7 T, 1 Fumble Recovery Bryan Mills 7T Eddie Carrillo 5T Devin Lagorio 5 T, 1.5 TFL, 0.5 Sacks Josh Brinkworth 5 T, 1.0 TFL OCCIDENTAL LEADERS (2012) Passing Tommy Edwards 261-408-11, 2,290 yds., 16 TD Rushing Austin Cheadle 58-209, 0 TD Casey Dudley 60-192, 1 TD Kwame Do 50-161, 2 RD Receiving Matthew Tuckness 84-1,028, 8 TD Samuel Stekol 50-715, 0 TD Ryan Rodriguez 36-433, 4 TD Defense Matt Matulaitis 64 T, 8.5 TFL, 3 Sacks Teran Mawhinney 63 T, 6.0 TFL Jordan Lance 41 T, 4.5 TFL, 1 FF Justin Garza 37 T, 2 TFL

Scouting The Opponent Occidental Tigers QUICK FACTS Location: Los Angeles, Calif. Enrollment: 2,100 Nickname: Tigers Colors: Orange & Black Conference: Southern California (NCAA III) Stadium: Jack Kemp Stadium (4,000, uncovered, FieldTurf ) President: Dr. Jonathan Veitch Athletic Director: Jaime Hoffman Head Coach: Doug Semones Semones’ Record At Occidental: First Season Semones’ Record Overall: First Season All-Time Series: Pacific leads 1-0 Last Meeting: Pacific won 27-6 in Los Angeles on Sept. 8, 2012

2013 SCHEDULE & RESULTS (0-0) 9/14 at Pacific 9/21 Austin 10/5 Redlands* 10/12 at Claremont-M-S* 10/19 Chapman* 10/26 Cal Lutheran* 11/2 at Pomona-Pitzer* 11/9 at Whittier* 11/16 La Verne*

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About The Coach: Doug Semones is in his first season as Occidental head coach as the Tigers welcome their third head coach in three years. Semones spent three seasons (2009-11) at Division I-FCS Yale, where he worked with outside linebackers and the defensive line. He has also served stints as special teams coordinator and defensive line coach at Hawaii and with the Hawaii Islanders of the Arena Football League. A successful high school coach, Semone spent the 2012 season as defensive coordinator at Hillhouse High School in New Haven, Conn., where he helped lead the team to a state championship. He also spent seven seasons (1989-95) at head coach at Kahuku High School, leading the team to four Oahu Interscholastic Association titles. The Series: Pacific leads 1-0. Pacific won the last meeting, 27-6, in Los Angeles, on Sept. 8, 2012. Last Meeting: Pacific finished with 356 yards of total offense, which included 149 rushing yards, to beat the Tigers 27-6 for the first road win of the new program at Jack Kemp Stadium. The ground game accounted for the Boxers’ first scores, with Deven McKinney and Bobby Ladiges scoring on 5-yard and 2-yard runs, respectively. Sean Bangs then intercepted a pass late in the second quarter, setting up a Moses Villareal-Gomez 37-yard field goal with 18 seconds left for a 17-0 halftime lead. The Boxers added another field goal in the third quarter and a 46-yard scoring pass from P.J. Minaya to Darin Kamealoha in the fourth. Pacific outgained the Tigers 356 to 325 as Minaya completed 17 of 31 for 207 yards. Kamealoha caught four balls for 84 yards and a tocuhdown while Ladiges rushed for 58 yards. Occidental quarterback Tommy Edwards completed 31 of 48 passes for 329 yards. Running back Samuel Stekol rushed 10 times for 144 yards. Occidental Notes • Occidental finished the 2012 season with a 2-7 record and a 2-5 SCIAC mark. The Tigers lost three straight to open the season, which started with the 27-6 loss to Pacific on Sept. 8. • Occidental average 377.6 yards per game in 2012, ranking sixth in the SCIAC, but ranked among the conference’s top passing teams with an average of 326.9 yards per game. • Second Team All-SCIAC quarterback Tommy Edwards returns for his senior season. Edwards became the first Occidental quarterback to throw for 2,900 yards since 2005, leading the SCIAC in passing yards per game (340.3) and ranking fourth in passing efficiency (133.6). • The Tigers also return Second Team All-SCIAC defensive lineman Michael Gilliam (34 tackles, 1.5 TFL) as well as honorable mention wide receiver Samuel Stekol (89.4 yards per game) and offensive lineman Dallas Gosselin.

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Season Preview

Higher Expectations

Pacific’s offensive line, led by First Team All-NWC selection Sean Dalton, will again play a key role in protecting one of the top passing offenses in Division III football, led in part by Honorable Mention All-NWC quarterback P.J. Minaya. Pacific ranked 27th in Division III with an average of 286.7 yards per game. Jaime Valdez photo.

By Blake Timm ‘98 Head Coach Keith Buckley is quick to head off the obvious question: In the fourth year of the Pacific football program, with this be the year the Boxers finish with their first winning season? “As soon as I start talking about that, it means I am looking at the schedule and that means my head is in the wrong place,” he said. “Externally people talk about wins and losses, look at schedules and compare things. It’s never been part of my goal set.” While Buckley’s approach is to de-emphasize the number of wins and losses the Boxers put up on the board, he headily admits that their are markedly higher expectations in 2013. The team features its first true veteran presence with 37 players on the roster having been with the program since the first snap. In the third season, Pacific showed some impressive growth that could only come with a veteran presence. The Boxers had the 27th best passing offense in NCAA Division III football, averaging 286.7 yards per game and set single season records with 3,561 yards of total offense and 395.7 yards of total offense per game. Their three wins all came on the road, which included convincing victories over Lewis & Clark and Puget Sound. The three wins could very well have been five as the Boxers dropped two games by four points or less, with the lead changing both times in the fourth quarter. The offensive success came in the face of adversity. Starting quarterback T.C. Campbell

was lost after the season opener to injury, but P.J. Minaya stepped in to not only perform well, but post record-setting numbers. Likewise, the Boxers responded to the loss of First Team AllNWC wide receiver Jordan Fukumoto in the second game of the year by putting up a nearrecord 2,580 yards receiving. Pacific’s run game also saw great improvement, significantly increasing the team’s offensive success. The Boxers rushed for 109 yards per game, up from 50.3 yards per game in 2011. “We have the confidence that we can compete and play at a very high level, but to be truly be successful you have to be good in every aspect of the game,” Buckley said. “We were near the top in some things, but near the bottom in others. We want to be balanced on offense and we want to be efficient in both the running game and the passing game.” Defensively, Pacific also developed some great maturity. The Boxers ranked 29th among Division III programs with rushing yards allowed per game and 96th with two sacks per game. Four of the Boxers’ 11 All-NWC players were on the defensive side of the ball. But with all of the improvement, Buckley believes that the fortunes of Pacific football in 2013 will be tied to a senior class that wants to go out having built a winner and see through what they started four short years ago. “We have a bunch of guys who have tied themselves to making Pacific a great place to

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play football and setting the foundation for a long, successful future that goes beyond the competitive side of the game,” Buckley said. “It would be cool for this group of guys who have started this, and gone through the toughness of losing a lot of football games, to be able to have a successful senior year and to go out knowing that the work they put into it was worth it.” QUARTERBACKS What could have been a devastating blow to the Boxers ended up being a coming out party for Minaya, who proved that Pacific truly has had two true No. 1 quarterbacks all along. Starting the final nine games of the season, Minaya set single season records with 250.9 passing yards per game and a 64.0 completion percentage. He also set single game records for passing yards, completions and total offense en route to Honorable Mention All-NWC honors. Campbell was an honorable mention selection the season before, throwing for 1,858 yards while finishing fourth in the NWC with 206.4 yards per game. Up until his injury, Campbell had earned the start in 18 of the Boxers’ 20 games since the program returned in 2010. Buckley has no concern about having two high caliber quarterbacks to choose from. “I think I am in the minority, but I think that’s the best position to be in,” he said. “They both bring such unique things to the field and they are both such good friends. They both have the individual

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Kicker Moses Villareal-Gomez was named to the All-NWC Second Team after tying a season record for field goals made and breaking career records for point-after attempts made and field goals made as a sophomore. Villareal-Gomez did not miss a point-after attempt in 2012. Jaime Valdez photo.

drive to be the guy and they both have their individual goals, but at the end of the day they support the heck out of each other. There’s a role for both of them and we are going to utilize both of them.” While Campbell and Minaya impact the present, the Boxers will continue to cultivate the future. Warner Shaw saw his only game action in the season finale at Linfield, but still shows the promise that caught the eye of coaches the previous spring. Campbell Summerfield also enters highly touted after earning all-conference honors at Barlow High School in 2011. WIDE RECEIVERS The receiving corps again remains the deepest spot on the Pacific roster with three All-NWC selections pushing for starting time. Much like the quarterback situation, though, Buckley is not worried about too many top performers in one spot. “Having that level of talent at that position has done nothing but improve that position,” Buckley said. “They have to perform at a high level or they get passed up. We throw the football enough to pass it around.” Despite missing most of 2012 with injuries, Fukumoto remains at the top of the list as one of the most dynamic receivers in the conference. A First Team All-NWC selection in 2011, Fukumoto finished second in the NWC and 32nd among Division III receivers with an average of 93.8 yards per game. His 844 receiving yards and 16.9 yards per catch also ranked second in the league. Darin Kamealoha started strong before injuries cut his season short again four games

into the year. He averaged 65.2 yards per game in those four contests, including a season-high 112 yards in the Boxers’ first matchup with Willamette. Those two injuries allowed Kelson Kawai, Caleb Roher and Jakob Lawrence to step further into the spotlight. Roher finished as the team’s top receiver, finishing with 489 yards and five touchdowns on his way to an Honorable Mention All-NWC selection. His 14.4 yards per catch ranked ninth in the NWC. Kawai led the Boxers and finished sixth in the league with six touchdowns, earning an Honorable Mention All-NWC selection. He led the Boxers with 14.7 yards per catch, ranking eighth in the NWC, and highlighted his season with three straight touchdowns, all on catches of 40 yards or more, in the Boxers’ rout of Lewis & Clark. Lawrence performed at a high level as well, catching 31 balls for a total of 416 yards and an average 46.2 yards per game. Blake Anthony will also compete in the receiving mix. Anthony made 16 catches for 191 yards and was one of the Boxers’ two primary punt return specialists. James Berry and Bodie Simpson lead the list of newcomers expected to compete at the position. Berry comes to Pacific after two years of junior college football and comes from a long family football tradition. Simpson finished his prep career as a three-time all-area selection in Washington. RUNNING BACKS The improvement of the running game in 2012 was one of the most significant changes in the program’s third year. After averaging just 50.3

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yards per game in 2011, the Boxers improved to 109 yards per game in 2012 and jumped to 3.1 yards per carry. Much of that improvement came with the growth of Bobby Ladiges. In his sophomore season, Ladiges led the Boxers and finished sixth in the NWC with an average of 43.3 rushing yards per game and seventh with his 390 rushing yards and 3.3 yards per rush. His four rushing touchdowns tied him for third among Pacific scorers. Gunther Schultze and Deven McKinney also made significant contributions to the Boxers’ ground success. Schultze compiled 233 yards and an average of 4.2 yards per carry. McKinney finished with 216 rushing yards, one rushing touchdown and an average of 4.3 yards per carry. He also caught 11 balls for 110 yards and two touchdowns. Bronson Barretto and Kamana Pimental will also contend for playing time at running back after seeing limited action in 2012. The two will be complimented by four newcomers with strong prep resumes. Justin Cash rushed for 719 yards his senior season on his way to all-conference and all-area honors. Matt Walker was a two-position standout, covering the field at both wide receiver and running back. Colby Ruark was a two-time all-conference performer in high school at both running back and slot receiver. Juan Carlos Magana also earned all-conference and all-area laurels after rushing for 918 yards and 11 touchdowns in his senior season. TIGHT ENDS The tight end position is the only spot where the Boxers will depend completely on returners to fill the role. Brian Taylor started all but one of the Boxers’ games in 2012, catching five balls for 56 yards and a touchdown. Will Marchbanks played in all nine games and provided strong blocking ability in addition to his three catches. Buckley said both players had really strong camps and are poised to finish their careers strong. Jack Michels saw his playing time steadily increase as his freshman year progressed. “He’s a very big and physical tight end and he is going to be a significant part of our system this year,” Buckley said. “He’s had a great summer and looks great on the football field.” OFFENSIVE LINE Pacific’s offensive line is one of the most experienced positions on the field with four players coming back for their fourth years with the program. Sean Dalton anchors the group, having been named a three-time All-NWC selection. He earned his first All-NWC First Team Selection in 2012. “Sean has been our most productive lineman to date,” Buckley said. “He’s been really good at left tackle and has started there for four straight years. He anchors the whole group.” Eric Gietzen was on track to graduate last spring, but decided to return this fall to use his remaining year of eligibility. An Honorable

Season Preview Mention All-NWC selection in 2012, Gietzen also comes in as a fourth-year starter. Aaron Victorino has also started every game of his career. Brandon Sattlemeier opened the season as a starter, but was lost for the year with an injury two games in. Will Ulrich stepped into the spot and started the final five games of the year. Both are expected to compete for a starting role. Nicholas Schilla, Taylor Mack and Tim Claussen are all expected to compete for time in the line thanks to strong off-season workout and fall camp performances. Chuck Barden leads the list of top offensive line newcomers, coming to Pacific after a redshirt season at Washington State. Nick Reese was an all-league lineman for San Francisco’s powerful Archbishop Riordan program and also could see early action. Kennon Quiocho finished as a three-time all-conference lineman in Hawaii while Tyler Corsi ended his career as an allconference selection. DEFENSIVE LINE Like their offensive counterparts, the Pacific defensive line enters the fourth year of the program with a veteran presence. At the same time, Buckley believes there are a number of newcomers ready to compete for playing time immediately. Devin Lagorio earned Honorable Mention All-NWC honors after another solid season that saw him finish with 23 tackles. He was once again a big factor on special teams, which included a blocked kick against Pacific Lutheran that led to the Boxers’ second defensive twopoint conversion in as many years. “Devin has the chance this year to be one of the best defensive tackles in the conference,” Buckley said. Landon Aano is slotted to be a four-year starter. As a junior, Aano was among the Boxers’ leaders with five tackles for loss and three sacks, all of which came in the road contest at Occidental. Eddie Carrillo and Mike Smith both stand to move into starting positions after seeing significant playing time in 2012. Smith finished the season with 11 tackles last year, but three of those resulted in losses. Carrillo had nine tackles and showed an innate ability to distract offensive lines. At defensive end, Sean Bangs rebounded from a mid-season injury to start in seven games and figures to be a fourth-year starter. As a junior, Bangs finished with 3.5 tackles for loss and two sacks and picked off a pass against Occidental that led to a Boxers’ touchdown. “Sean had a really good summer and we’re really excited about him becoming that type of defensive end that can affect a ball game,” Buckley said. The second defensive end spot is wide open with as many as seven players competing for time. Brandon Hand made two spot starts and played in all nine games. Alex Willeford played in just three games, but has shown significant improvement in preseason practices. Keenan Mahler and Jeff Bajema lead the list

of newcomers competing on the ends. Mahler finished his prep career with all-conference honors as a junior and senior and was recognized in his junior season on both offense and defense. Bajema was also an all-conference performer each of his last two seasons with 17 tackles for loss and 14 sacks in that time span. LINEBACKERS First Team All-NWC selection Tim Hastie leads an experienced group of linebackers that has made great strides to solidify the Pacific defense. Hastie finished second for the Boxers with 55 tackles and 5.5 tackles for loss and his 27 assisted tackles ranked eighth in the NWC. “Tim has been so solid for us from day one,” Buckley said. “He has led the defense and has been a big presence in the middle of the field. He’s playing with great confidence and knowledge on how to play while driving the bus for us on defense.” Shane Feuerbach returns as a four-year starter at linebacker while Chris Santiago comes back after being lost to injury after the first game of the season. Buckley said both players have come into camp very strong and ready to compete. Jack Perez, Trey Kodama and Justin Revilla could all see increased time in their sophomore campaigns. Perez played in eight games and finished with 13 tackles, including nine solo. Revilla appeared in all nine games while Kodama saw action in three games. Nolan Ramirez and Avery Richardson lead the list of newcomers expected to contribute at linebacker. Ramirez earned all-conference and all-state honors in a very competitive Southern California conference. Richardson was a threetime prep all-conference standout and amassed over 200 tackles in his final two seasons. CORNERBACKS Pacific also returns four dynamic, play-making players at cornerback. Craig Bailey is one of two four-year starters at the position. He made 30 tackles last season, returned an interception 38 yards for a touchdown in the Puget Sound victory and showed off his speed against Pacific Lutheran when he returned a blocked kick for a defensive two-point conversion. Harms, meanwhile, finished fourth for the Boxers with 42 tackles while starting the final seven games of the season. He also shared the team lead with two interceptions and had a pair of tackles for loss. Harms also doubled as one of the Boxers’ primary punt return specialists. Kasey Dukes will also figure into the mix after playing all nine games. He finished the 2012 season with 20 tackles and was one of the team leaders in breaking up passes. Jaquari People made quite a splash as a freshman, finishing with 24 tackles, 15 solo, and three tackles for loss. Shahin Marzband has shown great improvement in camp and is expected to see more time. Kris Sapp and Kyle Sato are expected to compete for playing time as newcomers. Sato was a three-year starter as a defensive back and is converting to corner thanks to his speed.

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SAFETIES Pacific also returns considerable depth at safety, including All-NWC performers Josh Brinkworth and Bryan Mills. Brinkworth, a Second Team All-NWC selection, led the Boxers and finished fourth in the NWC with 71 tackles and led the conference with 51 solo tackles and three fumble recoveries. His season included a pair of 11-tackle performances against Simon Fraser and the first game against Willamette. Mills was named Honorable Mention All-NWC for the second straight season after finishing third for the Boxers with 52 tackles. He also picked off two passes, both in the Boxers’ victory at Lewis & Clark. Mills posted a Pacific season-high of 12 tackles against Pacific Lutheran. “If they can stay healthy all year, they have a chance to be in the upper tier of safety tandems in the conference,” Buckley said. “Over the course of four years, Bryan has developed into an intelligent and savvy safety. Josh does a lot in the run game for us. We’re really looking for those guys to be active for us.” Chase Rogers and Kamu Morita are both candidates to see more time in 2012. Rogers played in all nine games and finished with 13 tackles and a fumble recovery. Morita started two games towards the end of the season and finished fifth for the Boxers with 42 tackles, including 25 solo efforts. Aderemi Adeyemo and Martin Henderson come to Forest Grove with the immediate chance to compete. Adeyemo was a two-time all-conference selection and had 47 tackles as a senior. Henderson is one of a handful of junior transfers in the program, having played two years at Fort Scott CC in Kansas. He was an allconference and Minnesota all-state selection as a prep player. SPECIALISTS Pacific has the luxury of returning two allconference kickers. Moses Villareal-Gomez has rewritten the Pacific record book in his first two years, setting or tying season and career record for PAT kicks made and field goals made. Villareal-Gomez did not miss a point-after attempt in 28 tries, led the Boxers in scoring and finished second in the NWC in both field goals made and field goal percentage. Aaron Koford has developed into one of the top punters in the conference, leading the league with an average of 39.1 yards per punt and landed 10 punts inside the 20-yard line. Both Scotty Cooper and Travis George return as long and short snappers, respectively, giving the Boxers an added level of continuity. There will be many candidates for return duties, with regular assignments developing as the season progresses. Roher led the Boxers with 14 kick returns for 26.1 yards per return, while Kawai returned 11 balls for an average of 22.5 yards per return. Anthony and Harms evenly split punt return duties. With Anthony leading the way with an average of 9.8 yards per return.

Meet The 2013 Boxers

1 MOSES VILLAREAL-GOMEZ

K • Jr., Stockton, Calif.

2 P.J. MINAYA

QB • Sr., Wahiawa, Hawaii

5 SHANE FEUERBACH LB • Sr., Rocklin, Calif.

5 BODIE SIMPSON

WR • Fr., Kennewick, Wash.

9 DARIN KAMEALOHA

WR • Jr., Waipahu, Hawaii

12 CHRIS SHOFFNER

CB • So., Roseburg, Ore.

17 HAYDEN LENT

QB • Fr., Roseburg, Ore.

21 NALU KALEO

S • Fr., Makakilo, Hawaii

25 MICHAEL ASHLEY

DL • Fr., Tujunga, Calif.

2 ZACHARY TINAO-RABELLIZSA

9 COLBY RUARK

RB • Fr., Clarkston, Wash.

13 CHRIS SANTIAGO

LB • Jr., Waipahu, Hawaii

17 JAQUARI PEOPLE

CB • So., Merced, Calif.

21 CALEB ROHER

WR• Jr., Gresham, Ore.

26 TYTUS LUCAS

S • Fr., Lahaina, Hawaii

WR • Fr., Waipahu, Hawaii

JOSH BRINKWORTH

MATTHEW WALKER

S • Jr., Elk Grove, Calif.

6 SEAN ARBOGAST

WR • Jr., Monroe, Ore.

10 T.C. CAMPBELL

QB • Jr., Kaimuki, Hawaii

13 NATHAN SUYEMATSU WR/K • So., Tualatin, Ore.

18 BRIAN TAYLOR

TE • Sr., Lewiston, Idaho

22 NOLAN RAMIREZ

LB • Fr., Santa Clarita, Calif.

6 SHAHIN MARZBAND CB • So., Hayward, Calif.

LB • Fr., Corona, Calif.

14 SETH SIDDLE-MITCHELL QB • Sr., Lodi, Calif.

19 MARTY HENDERSON DB • So., St. Paul, Minn.

23 JUSTIN CASH

RB • Fr., Bakersfield, Calif.

27 ADEREMI ADEYEMO

S • Fr., N. Hollywood, Calif.

WR • Jr., Sherwood, Ore.

7 KASEY DUKES

CB • Jr., Wahiawa, Hawaii

10 AVERY RICHARDSON

GUNTHER SCHULTZE RB • Sr., Bellflower, Calif.

RB • Fr., Fort Hood, Texas

8 BRANDON HARMS CB • Jr., Canby, Ore.

11 CAMERON PUMPHREY WR • Sr., Quinault, Wash.

11 JACK PEREZ

LB • So., Petaluma, Calif.

15 CRAIG BAILEY

CB • Sr., Fairfield, Calif.

19 NATHAN SELBY

RB • So., Hillsboro, Ore.

24 JAKE HEVERLY

RB • Fr., Roseburg, Ore.

28 KELSON KAWAI

WR • Sr., N. Kohala, Hawaii

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4 JAKOB LAWRENCE

15 NICK RODRIGUEZ

WR • Fr., Wahiawa, Hawaii

20 DYLAN CUNNINGHAM

WR • Fr., Nanakuli, Hawaii

24 KAMU MORITA

S • Sr., Honolulu, Hawaii

28 KYLE SATO

CB • Fr., Aiea, Hawaii

KRIS SAPP

CB • Fr., Sacramento, Calif.

8 CAMPBELL SUMMERFIELD QB • Fr., Sandy, Ore.

12 WARNER SHAW

QB • So., Waimea, Hawaii

16 CAILER COLLICOTT QB • Fr., Willits, Calif.

20 TREY KODAMA

LB • Fr., Pearl City, Hawaii

25 LONDON AMORIN

WR • Jr., Waipahu, Hawaii

29 ROLAND CULHNO

CB • Jr., Cerritos, Calif.

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JORDAN FUKUMOTO

KAMANA PIMENTAL

WR • Jr., Mililani, Hawaii

33 BRANDEN ABIVA

LB • So., Aiea, Hawaii

36 BRYAN MILLS

S • Sr., Imbler, Ore.

40 AUSTIN BROWN

LB • Jr., Klamath Falls, Ore.

46 J.D. LETT

TE • Fr., Panama City, Calif.

51 NICHOLAS SCHILLA

OL • So., Honolulu, Hawaii

55 MARK JACOBSON

DL • Fr., Forks, Wash.

RB • Fr., Kaneohe, Hawaii

30 JAMES RAMOS

CB • Fr., McMinnville, Ore.

33 BRYCE KERSHNER

FB • Sr., Jordan Valley, Ore.

34 HERON AZEVEDO

WR • Sr., Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

37 ALEN SUKLJE

LB • Jr., Portland, Ore.

37 SEAN VISPERAS

TE • Fr., Stockton, Calif.

41 JUSTIN REVILLA

LB • So., Mililani, Hawaii

42 ANDE GRANTHAM

FB • Fr., Olympia, Wash.

47 TIM HASTIE

LB • Sr., Auberry, Calif.

48 SCOTTY COOPER

DL • Jr., Fullerton, Calif.

52 DEVIN LAGORIO

DL • Sr., Stockton, Calif.

52 CHRISTOPHER TORRES OL • Sr., San Jose, Calif.

56 TRAVIS GEORGE

DL • Sr., Grants Pass, Ore.

56 JAVIN KAWAI LB • Fr.

31 JUAN CARLOS MAGANA RB • Fr., Santa Paula, Calif.

31 CAMERON YIP

WR • Sr., Waihe’e, Hawaii

34 CHASE ROGERS

S • Jr., Lahaina, Hawaii

35 BRONSON BARRETTO RB • So., Mililani, Hawaii

38 DEVEN McKINNEY

RB • Jr., Spanaway, Wash.

38 ZACH TUCKER

LB • So., Dublin, Calif.

43 HUNTER DASSONVILLE LB • Sr., Gladstone, Ore.

44 MICHAEL MEJIA

TE • So., Fresno, Calif.

48 PARKER DEAN

RB • Fr., Rainier, Ore.

49 LANDON AANO

DL • Sr., Ewa Beach, Hawaii

53 TAYLOR MACK

OL • So., Bonney Lake, Wash.

53 ZACH WILLITS

LB • Sr., Medford, Ore.

AARON VICTORINO

HARLEY MONTOYA

OL • Sr., Lihue, Hawaii

OL • Fr., Tucson, Ariz.

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32 ISAIAH ALCANTRA

LB • Fr., Waipahu, Hawaii

35 GABE FLORY

LB • Sr., Davis, Calif.

39 J’QUAN HAWKINS

LB • Fr., Long Beach, Calif.

44 LANDON WEIMAR LB • Jr., Glide, Ore.

50 DOMINIQUE DONAGHY LB • Jr., Shoreline, Wash.

54 SEAN BANGS

DL • Sr., Portland, Ore.

58 MASON ROSS

DL • Fr., Keizer, Ore.

32 BOBBY LADIGES

RB • Jr., Escalon, Calif.

36 SAM GESICKI

WR • So., Tracyton, Wash.

39 TYLER NAKAMA

WR • Fr., Honolulu, Hawaii

45 ZAK PORCHE

FB • So., Olympia, Wash.

51 KEENAN MAHLER

DL • Fr., Concord, Calif.

55 TIM CLAUSSEN

OL • So., Yamhill, Ore.

59 JACOB TORQUATO

OL • So., Holtville, Calif.

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60 JAHMIAN HOWARD-CAREY

DL • Fr., Portland, Ore.

64 CHUCK BARDEN

LB • So., Aiea, Hawaii

73 BRANDON SATTELMEIER OL • So., Temecula, Calif.

80 BRANDON SELVEY

WR • Sr., Ventura, Calif.

85 RYAN BECK

LB • So., Scottsdale, Ariz.

88 TAYLOR HICKSON

WR • Jr., Red Bluff, Calif.

95 ALEX WILLEFORD DL • Jr., Keizer, Ore.

60 RILEY RANKIN

OL • So., Florence, Ore.

65 NIKK NOVERO

OL • Sr., Antioch, Calif.

74 JUSTIN FA’AGAU

DL • Jr., Kahalu’u, Hawaii

81 JACK MICHELS

TE • So., Kirkland, Wash.

85 KYLE MERRIAM

WR • Sr., West Linn, Ore.

89 BLAKE ANTHONY

WR • Jr., Valencia, Calif.

61 DREW KELLY

LB • Fr., Renton, Wash.

66 KENNON QUIOCHO

OL • Fr., Kapulena, Hawaii

75 NICK REESE

OL • Fr., Pacifica, Calif.

82 JAMES BERRY

WR • Jr., Belmont, Calif.

86 TYLER GILMORE

P • So., Newberg, Ore.

90 JEFF BAJEMA

DL • Fr., Burlington, Wash.

CASEY SNODGRASS

MASON CUMMINGS

DL • Fr, Adelaide, Australia

DL • Fr., Laguna Niguel, Calif.

62 NICK CAPUZZI

LB • So., Temecula, Calif.

70 SEAN DALTON

OL • Sr., San Jose, Calif.

76 MIKE SMITH

DL • Sr., Tumwater, Wash.

82 BRANDON HAND

DL • Jr., Auburn, Wash.

86 TAYLOR SCHAD

TE • Jr., Aumsville, Ore.

91 EDDIE CARRILLO

DL • Jr., Milpitas, Calif.

98 KALEB DAGELEN

DL • Fr., Clarkston, Wash.

62 GUNNER SIGADO

LB • Fr., Redmond, Ore.

70 JOSH HANNUM

DL • Fr., Kailua, Hawaii

77 ERIC GIETZEN

OL • Sr., Forest Grove, Ore.

83 AARON KOFORD

P • Sr., Wilsonville, Ore.

63 MIKE MEDRANO

LB • So., San Diego, Calif.

71 TYLER CORSI

OL • Fr., Fairfield, Calif.

78 KEVIN DOPPS

OL • Jr., Hermiston, Ore.

84 LOTO MAREKO

DL • Fr., Kailua, Hawaii

WILL MARCHBANKS

TONY SUVERKROPP

TE • Sr., Brownsville, Ore.

92 MAX WHITE

DL • Fr., Kirkland, Wash.

LB •Fr., Auburn, Calif.

93 JOHN HALL

DL • Fr., Murietta, Calif.

63 WILL ULRICH

OL • Jr., Lake Elsinore, Calif.

72 KEVIN PETERSON

OL • Jr., Lake Oswego, Ore.

80 LAIMANA GRACE

LB • Fr., Kona, Hawaii

84 JASON SMITH

WR • So., Black Diamond, Wash.

88 KENYAN CLAY

DL • Fr., Vacaville, Calif.

94 CALEB WISTOCK

DL • Sr., Stayton, Ore.

99 PATRICK POWELL

DL • Fr., Grants Pass, Ore.

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Depth Charts

Pacific Quick Roster No. 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 15 15 16 17 17 18 19 19 20 20 21 21 22 23 24 24 25 25 26 26 27 28 28 29 29 30 30 31 31 32 32 32 33 33 34 34 35 35 36 36 37 37 38 38 39 39 40

Name Pos. Moses VillarealGomez K P.J. Minaya QB Zachary TinaoRabellizsa WR Josh Brinkworth DB Matthew Walker RB Jakob Lawrence WR Kris Sapp CB Shane Feuerbach LB Bodie Simpson WR Sean Arbogast WR Shahin Marzband CB Kasey Dukes CB Brandon Harms CB Campbell Summerfield QB Darin Kamealoha WR Colby Ruark RB T.C. Campbell QB Avery Richardson LB Cameron Pumphrey WR Jack Perez LB Warner Shaw QB Chris Shoffner CB Chris Santiago LB Nathan Suyematsu WR Seth SiddleMitchell QB Craig Bailey DB Nick Rodriguez WR Kailer Colicott QB Hayden Lent QB Jaquari People CB Brian Taylor TE Marty Henderson DB Nathan Selby RB Dylan Cunningham WR Trey Kodama LB Nalu Kaleo S Caleb Roher WR Nolan Ramirez LB Justin Cash RB Jake Heverly RB Kamu Morita S London Amorin WR Reid Ashley DL Tytus Lucas

Gunther Schultze RB Aderemi Adeyemo S Kelson Kawai WR Kyle Sato CB Roland Culhno CB Jordan Fukumoto WR Kamana Pimnetal RB James Ramos CB Juan Carlos Magana RB Cameron Yip WR Isaiah Alcantra LB Bobby Ladiges RB Kamana Pimentel RB Branden Abiva LB Bryce Kershner FB Heron Azevedo WR Chase Rogers S Bronson Barretto RB Gabe Flory LB Sam Gesicki WR Bryan Mills S Alen Suklje LB Sean Visperas TE Deven McKinney RB Zach Tucker LB J’Quan Hawkins LB Tyler Nakama WR Austin Brown LB

No. 41 42 43 44 44 45 46 47 48 48 49 50 51 51 52 52 53 53 54 55 55 56 56 57 58 58 59 59 60 60 61 62 62 63 63 64 65 66 70 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 80 80 81 82 82 83 84 84 85 85 86 86 87 87 88 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99

Name Pos. Justin Revilla LB Ande Grantham FB Hunter Dassonville LB Michael Mejia TE Landon Weimar LB Zak Porche FB J.D. Lett TE Tim Hastie LB Scotty Cooper DL Parker Dean RB Landon Aano DL Dominique Donaghy LB Keenan Mahler DL Nicholas Schilla OL Devin Lagorio DL Christopher Torres OL Taylor Mack OL Zach Willits LB Sean Bangs DL Tim Claussen OL Mark Jacobson DL Travis George DL Javin Kawai LB Aaron Victorino OL Harley Montoya OL Mason Ross DL Travis James DL Jacob Torquato OL Jahmian HowardCarey DL Riley Rankin OL Drew Kelly LB Nick Capuzzi LB Gunner Sigado LB Max Medrano LB WIll Ulrich OL Chuck Barden OL Nikk Novero OL Kennon Quiocho OL Sean Dalton OL Josh Hannum DL Tyler Corsi OL Kevin Peterson OL Brandon Sattelmeier OL Justin Fa’agau DL Nick Reese OL Mike Smith DL Eric Gietzen OL Kevin Dopps OL Laimana Grace LB Brandon Selvey WR Jack Michels TE James Berry WR Brandon Hand DL Aaron Koford P Loto Mareko DL Jason Smith WR Ryan Beck LB Kyle Merriam WR Tyler Gilmore P Taylor Schad TE Will Marchbanks TE Tony Suverkropp LB Keenan Clay DL Taylor Hickson WR Blake Anthony WR Jeff Bajema DL Eddie Carrillo DL Max White DL John Hall DL Caleb Wistock DL Alex Willeford DL Casey Snodgrass DL Mason Cummings DL Kaleb Dagelen DL Patrick Powell DL

When Pacific Has The Ball... Pacific Offense QB 2 P.J. Minaya or 10 T.C. Campbell

5-11 180 5-11 190

Sr. Jr.

Wahiawa, Hawaii (Hanalani) Kaimuki, Hawaii (Kamehameha)

26 Gunther Schultze 32 Bobby Ladiges

5-10 200 5-10 210

Sr. Jr.

Bellflower, Calif. (St. John Bosco) Escalon, Calif. (Manteca)

18 Brian Taylor 87 Will Marchbanks

6-2 6-3

200 255

Sr. Sr.

Lewiston, Idaho (Lewiston) Brownsville, Ore. (Central Linn)

ZWR

29 Jordan Fukumoto 21 Caleb Roher

5-9 6-0

175 190

Jr. Jr.

Mililani, Hawaii (St. Louis) Gresham, Ore. (Barlow)

XWR

4 Jakob Lawrence 82 James Berry

6-2 6-1

195 210

Jr. Jr.

Sherwood, Ore. (Sherwood) Belmont, Calif. (College of San Mateo)

28 Kelson Kawai 89 Blake Anthony

5-7 5-7

160 160

Sr. Jr.

North Kohala, Hawaii (Kohala) Valencia, Calif. (Valencia)

70 Sean Dalton 52 Christopher Torres

6-3 6-1

270 290

Sr. Sr.

San Jose, Calif. (Leland) San Jose, Calif. (West Valley JC)

65 Nikk Novero 51 Nicholas Schilla

6-3 6-0

265 295

Sr. So.

Antioch, Calif. (Antioch) Honolulu, Hawaii (Punahou)

63 Will Ulrich 53 Taylor Mack

6-1 6-1

265 275

Jr. So.

Lake Elsinore, Calif. (Elsinore) Bonney Lake, Wash. (Bonney Lake)

77 Eric Gietzen 53 Taylor Mack

6-0 6-1

280 275

Sr. So.

Forest Grove, Ore. (Portland State Univ.) Bonney Lake, Wash. (Bonney Lake)

57 Aaron Victorino 52 Christopher Torres

6-1 6-1

275 290

Sr. Sr.

Lihue, Hawaii (Kauai) San Jose, Calif. (West Valley JC)

HWR

Occidental Defense DE

84 Benjamin Kamerin 48 Grant Arnold

6-1 6-2

200 235

So. Sr.

Dinuba, Calif. (Dinuba) Edmonds, Wash. (Edmonds-Wooday)

70 Dallas Gosselin 52 Joe Barbosa

6-0 6-3

260 250

Jr. Jr.

Bothell, Wash. (Bothell) Stevenson Ranch, Calif. (West Ranch)

92 Michael Gilliam 40 Jacob Radeski

5-11 240 6-3 230

Sr. Fr.

Songtan, South Korea (Osan American) Harbor City, Calif. (Chadwick School)

OLB

11 Adam Goltche 15 Garrett Van

6-2 5-8

225 194

So. So.

Great Neck, N.Y. (Great Neck North) Val Verde, Calif. (Village Christian)

OLB

33 Tommy Kim 36 Matthew Mulvehill

6-0 6-1

190 190

Sr. Fr.

Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif. (Palos Verdes Peninsula) Arcadia, Calif. (Arcadia)

ILB

32 Matt Matulaitis 30 Malcolm MacLeod

5-10 220 6-1 200

Sr. So.

Simi Valley, Calif. (Simi Valley) Warwick, N.Y. (Blair Academy)

ILB

46 Ross Fiegener 9 Nick McHugh

5-10 195 6-0 225

Jr. Jr.

Folsom, Calif. (Vista Del Lago) Wolfeboro, N.H. (Phillips Exeter Academy)

10 Matthew Malos 4 William Reeves

5-9 175 5-10 190

Jr. So.

Bellevue, Wash. (Interlake) Claremont, Calif. (Claremont)

21 Teran Mawhinney 31 Nick Mungia

5-10 186 5-10 190

Jr. So.

Fort Collins, Colo. (Oak Ridge) Tacoma, Wash. (Charles Wright Academy)

22 Shay Mueller 27 Travis Wilson

5-9 6-0

170 190

So. So.

El Dorado Hills, Calif. (Oak Ridge) White River Junction, Vt. (Hartford)

16 Devin Chapman 24 Chaz Shizamura

5-11 189 6-0 180

So. Fr.

Dallas, Texas (Middlesex School) Honolulu, Hawaii (Punahou)

Pacific Special Teams PK

1 Moses Villareal-Gomez 5-11 180

Jr.

Stockton, Calif. (St. Mary’s)

83 Aaron Koford

Sr.

Wilsonville, Ore. (Wilsonville)

LS PR KR

6-0

200

14 Seth Siddle-Mitchell

6-0

200

Sr.

Lodi, Calif. (Tokay)

8 Brandon Harms

5-10 185

Jr.

Canby, Ore. (Canby)

28 26 21 38

5-7 5-10 6-0 6-0

Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr.

North Kohala, Hawaii (Kohala) Bellflower, Calif. (St. John Bosco) Gresham, Ore. (Barlow) Spanaway, Wash. (Spanaway Lake)

Kelson Kawai Gunther Schultze Caleb Roher Deven McKinney

160 200 190 210

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Depth Charts

When Occidental Has The Ball... Occidental Offense LT

66 Dalton Spinas 75 Nico Lachman

6-3 6-3

269 285

Sr. Fr.

Atascadero, Calif. (Atascadero) Placentia, Calif. (Valencia)

64 Andrew Clarey 50 Michael Consunji

6-2 6-0

306 254

So. Fr.

Yucaipa, Calif. (Yucaipa) Anaheim, Calif. (Servite)

68 Jim Partee 54 Brett Kassel

5-10 250 5-11 240

So. Fr.

Richmond, Va. (St. Christopher’s School) Redmondo Beach, Calif. (Redondo Beach)

72 Bill Estes IV 56 Alec Garofalo

6-3 61

285 230

Sr. Fr.

Tucson, Ariz. (Tucson) Roseville, Calif. (Jesuit)

76 David Hernandez 60 Toby Yu

6-0 6-2

255 240

Jr. Fr.

Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. (Palos Verdes) Boston, Mass. (New Hampton School)

5 Samuel Crizer 14 Kaleb Mitchell

6-2 204 5-11 175

Jr. Fr.

Los Osos, Calif. (Morro Bay) Coeur D’Alene, Idaho (Lake City)

81 Devin Bullock 7 William Stanton

6-1 5-9

205 170

So. Sr.

Dallas, Texas, (Greenhill) Hanford, Calif. (Hanford West)

23 Cordell Harris 3 Casey Dudley

5-7 166 5-10 185

Fr. So.

Portland, Ore. (Grant) Sacramento, Calif. (Sacramento)

19 Samuel Stekol 13 Elijah Duran

6-3 6-3

200 185

Jr. Fr.

Manhattan Beach, Calif. (Mira Costa) Kulpmont, Pa. (Mt. Carmel Area)

8 Kwame Do 34 Austin Cheadle

6-0 200 5-11 215

So. Jr.

San Marino, Calif. (San Marino) Portland, Ore. (Lincoln)

2 Tommy Edwards 12 Thomas Stivers

5-11 185 6-0 175

Sr. Jr.

Sherman Oaks, Calif. (Ulysses S. Grant) Pebble Beach, Calif. (Stevenson School)

Pacific Defense LE

54 Sean Bangs 51 Keenan Mahler

6-3 6-2

230 215

Sr. Fr.

Portland, Ore. (Sunset) Concord, Calif. (Concord)

49 Landon Aano 91 Eddie Carrillo

5-8 260 5-10 260

Sr. Jr.

Ewa Beach, Hawaii (Kamehameha) Milpitas, Calif. (Milpitas)

52 Devin Lagorio 76 Mike Smith

6-3 6-2

295 275

Sr. Sr.

Stockton, Calif. (St. Mary’s) Tumwater, Wash. (Tumwater)

95 Alex Willeford 90 Jeff Bajema

6-1 6-2

225 215

Jr. Fr.

Keizer, Ore. (McNary) Burlington, Wash. (Burlington-Edison)

WLB

13 Chris Santiago 20 Trey Kodama

6-0 5-8

220 205

Jr. Fr.

Waipahu, Hawaii (St. Louis) Pearl City, Hawaii (Kamehameha)

MLB

47 Tim Hastie 11 Jack Perez

6-1 6-1

235 230

Sr. So.

Auberry, Calif. (Sierra) Petaluma, Calif. (Petaluma)

SLB

5 Shane Feuerbach 41 Justin Revilla

6-1 5-8

225 195

Sr. So.

Rocklin, Calif. (Whitney) Mililani, Hawaii (Mililani)

8 Brandon Harms 17 Jaquari People

5-10 185 5-9 175

Jr. So.

Canby, Ore. (Canby) Merced, Calif. (Merced)

36 Bryan Mills 34 Chase Rogers

5-11 195 5-9 165

Sr. Jr.

Imbler, Ore. (Imbler) Lahaina, Hawaii (Lahainaluna)

3 Josh Brinkworth 24 Kamu Morita

6-1 205 5-11 195

Jr. Sr.

Elk Grove, Calif. (Sheldon) Honolulu, Hawaii (Kamehameha)

5-10 180 5-9 160

Sr. Jr.

Fairfield, Calif. (Fairfield) Waipahu, Hawaii (Hanalani)

LCB

RCB

15 Craig Bailey 7 Kasey Dukes

Occidental Quick Roster No. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 27 28 30 31 32 33 34 36 39 40 43 45 46 48 50 51 52 53 54 56 60 64 66 68 70 72 75 76 81 82 84 86 88 89 92

Name Tommy Edwards Casey Dudley William Reeves Samuel Crizer Jay Barrow William Stanton Kwame Do Nicholas McHugh Matthew Malos Adam Goltche Tom Stivers Elijah Duran Kaleb Mitchell Garrett Van Devin Chapman Vincent Cusumano Bryan Scott Samuel Stekol Kyle Mucerino Teran Mawhinney Shay Mueller Cordell Harris Chaz Shizamura Travis Wilson Derek Poetzinger Malcolm MacLeod Nicholas Mungia Matt Matulaitis Tommy Kim Austin Cheadle Matthew Mulvehill Marc Kuzbari Jacob Radeski Wesley Lua Evan Buckwalter Ross Fiegener Grant Arnold Michael Consunji Zach Heerwagen Joe Barbosa Aaron Jones Brett Kassel Alec Garofalo Toby Yu Andrew Clarey Dalton Spinas Jim Partee Dallas Gosselin Bill Estes IV Niko Lachman David Hernandez Kevin Bullock Josh Gorlick Benjamin Kamerin Parker Johnson Aaron Noffke Adam Noel Michael Gilliam

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

Today’s Officials

as assigned by the Northwest Intercollegiate Football Officials Associaiton

Occidental Special Teams PK

39 Marc Kuzbari

5-10 180

Sr.

Clayton, Calif. (De La Salle)

39 Marc Kuzbari

5-10 180

Sr.

Clayton, Calif. (De La Salle)

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Referee Umpire Head Linesman Line Judge Side Judge Field Judge Back Judge

Roman Petkevicius Gerry Rasch Walter Keatley Reese Baker Rob Hilsenteger Scott Moore Nick Larsen

Team Rosters

Pacific 2013 Numerical Roster No. 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 15 15 16 17 17 18 19 19 20 20 21 21 22 23 24 24 25 25 26 26 27 28 28 29 29 30 30 31 31 32 32 33 33 34 34 35 35 36 36 37 37 38 38 39 39 40 41 42 43 44 44 45 46 47

Name Moses Villareal-Gomez P.J. Minaya Zachary Tinao-Rabellizsa Josh Brinkworth Matthew Walker Jakob Lawrence Kris Sapp Shane Feuerbach Bodie Simpson Sean Arbogast Shahin Marzband Kasey Dukes Brandon Harms Campbell Summerfield Darin Kamealoha Colby Ruark T.C. Campbell Avery Richardson Cameron Pumphrey Jack Perez Warner Shaw Chris Shoffner Chris Santiago Nathan Suyematsu Seth Siddle-Mitchell Craig Bailey Nick Rodriguez Kailer Collicott Hayden Lent Jaquari People Brian Taylor Marty Henderson Nathan Selby Dylan Cunningham Trey Kodama Nalu Kaleo Caleb Roher Nolan Ramirez Justin Cash Jake Heverly Kamu Morita London Amorin Michael Ashley Tytus Lucas Gunther Schultze Aderemi Adeyemo Kelson Kawai Kyle Sato Roland Culhno Jordan Fukumoto Kamana Pimental James Ramos Juan Carlos Magana Cameron Yip Isaiah Alcantra Bobby Ladiges Branden Abiva Bryce Kershner Heron Azevedo Chase Rogers Bronson Barretto Gabe Flory Sam Gesicki Bryan Mills Alen Suklje Sean Visperas Deven McKinney Zach Tucker J’Quan Hawkins Tyler Nakama Austin Brown Justin Revilla Ande Grantham Hunter Dassonville Michael Mejia Landon Weimar Zak Porche J.D. Lett Tim Hastie

Pos. Ht. K 5-11 QB 5-11 WR 5-6 S 6-1 RB 5-11 WR 6-2 CB 6-0 LB 6-1 WR 5-8 WR 6-1 CB 5-11 CB 5-9 CB 5-10 QB 6-0 WR 5-10 RB 6-1 QB 5-11 LB 5-10 WR 5-11 LB 6-1 QB 6-1 CB 5-10 LB 6-0 WR/K 5-10 QB 5-11 CB 5-10 WR 5-7 QB 6-3 QB 6-2 CB 5-9 TE 6-2 DB 6-0 RB 5-10 WR 6-0 LB 5-8 S 5-11 WR 6-0 LB 6-2 RB 5-8 RB 5-7 S 5-11 WR 5-11 DL 6-0 S 5-11 RB 5-10 S 5-9 WR 5-7 CB 5-10 CB 5-11 WR 5-9 RB 5-5 CB 5-11 RB 5-9 WR 5-9 LB 5-6 RB 5-10 LB 5-7 FB 5-10 WR 5-9 S 5-9 RB 5-8 LB 5-10 WR 6-1 S 5-11 LB 6-0 TE 6-1 RB 6-0 LB 5-10 LB 5-10 WR 5-6 LB 6-1 LB 5-8 FB 6-0 LB 5-10 TE 6-2 LB 6-1 FB 6-0 TE 6-2 LB 6-1

Wt. 180 180 150 205 190 195 182 225 160 195 175 160 185 185 180 215 190 210 175 230 200 175 220 165 190 180 155 180 205 175 200 195 185 190 205 220 190 225 190 165 195 170 205 170 200 190 160 160 185 175 190 170 180 180 200 210 200 230 175 165 190 200 190 195 205 205 210 210 205 170 205 195 230 205 195 235 230 195 235

Yr./Elig. Hometown (Previous School) Jr./Jr. Stockton, Calif. (St. Mary’s) Sr./Sr. Wahiawa, Hawaii (Hanalani) Fr./Fr. Waipahu, Hawaii (Radford) Jr./Jr. Elk Grove, Calif. (Sheldon) Fr./Fr. Fort Hood, Texas (Vanden) Jr./Jr. Sherwood, Ore. (Sherwood) Fr./Fr. Sacramento, Calif. (Inderkum) Sr./Sr. Rocklin, Calif. (Whitney) Fr./Fr. Kennewick, Wash. (Kennewick) Jr./Jr. Monroe, Ore. (Monroe) So./So. Hayward, Calif. (Moreau Catholic) Sr./Jr. Wahiawa, Hawaii (Leilehua) Jr./Jr. Canby, Ore. (Canby) So./Fr. Sandy, Ore. (Eastern Oregon Univ.) Sr./Jr. Waipahu, Hawaii (Hanalani) Fr./Fr. Clarkston, Wash. (Clarkston) Sr./Jr. Kaimuki, Hawaii (Kamehameha) Fr./Fr. Corona, Calif. (Martin Luther King) Sr./Sr. Quinault, Wash. (Lake Quinault) So./So. Petaluma, Calif. (Petaluma) So./So. Waimea, Hawaii (Kamehameha-Hawaii) So./So. Roseburg, Ore. (Umpqua CC) Sr./Jr. Waipahu, Hawaii (St. Louis) So./So. Tualatin, Ore. (Tualatin) Sr./Sr. Lodi, Calif. (Tokay) Sr./Sr. Fairfield, Calif. (Fairfield) Fr./Fr. Wahiawa, Hawaii (Leilehua) Fr./Fr. Willits, Calif. (Willits) Fr./Fr. Roseburg, Ore. (Roseburg) So./So. Merced, Calif. (Merced) Sr./Sr. Lewiston, Idaho (Lewiston) Jr./So. St. Paul, Minn. (Fort Scott CC) So./So. Hillsboro, Ore. (Liberty) Fr./Fr. Nanakuli, Hawaii (Punahou) So/Fr. Pearl City, Hawaii (Kamehameha) Fr./Fr. Makakilo, Hawaii (Kalapuni) Jr./Jr. Gresham, Ore. (Sam Barlow) Fr./Fr. Santa Clarita, Calif. (Chaminade College Prep) Fr./Fr. Bakersfield, Calif. (Frontier) Fr./Fr. Roseburg, Ore. (Roseburg) Sr./Sr. Honolulu, Hawaii (Kamehameha) Sr./Jr. Waipahu, Hawaii (Island Pacific Academy) Fr./Fr. Tujunga, Calif. (Chaminade College Prep) Fr./Fr. Lahiana, Hawaii (Lahainaluna) Sr./Sr. Bellflower, Calif. (St. John Bosco) Fr./Fr. No. Hollywood, Calif. (Chaminade Coll. Prep) Sr./Sr. North Kohala, Hawaii (Kohala) Fr./Fr. Aiea, Hawaii (Damien Memorial) Jr./Jr. Cerritos, Calif. (Cerritos JC) Sr./Jr. Mililani, Hawaii (St. Louis) So./Fr. Kaneohe, Hawaii (St. Louis) So./Fr. McMinnville, Ore. (McMinnville) Fr./Fr. Santa Paula, Calif. (Santa Paula) Sr./Sr. Waihe’e, Hawaii (Kamehameha-Maui) Fr./Fr. Waipahu, Hawaii (Punahou) So./So. Escalon, Calif. (Manteca) Jr./So. Aiea, Hawaii (Aiea) Sr./Sr. Jordan Valley, Ore. (Jordan Valley) Sr./Sr. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (Diablo Valley JC) Jr./Jr. Lahaina, Hawaii (Lahianaluna) So./So. Mililani, Hawaii (Kamehameha) Sr./Sr. Davis, Calif. (Davis) So./So. Tracyton, Wash. (Olympic) Sr./Sr. Imbler, Ore. (Imbler) Sr./Jr. Portland, Ore. (Beaverton) Fr./Fr. Stockton, Calif. (Weston Ranch) Jr./Jr. Spanaway, Wash. (Spanaway Lake) So./So. Dublin, Calif. (Dublin) Fr./Fr. Long Beach, Calif. (Woodrow Wilson) Fr./Fr. Honolulu, Hawaii (St. Louis) Jr./Jr. Klamath Falls, Ore. (Henley) So./So. Mililani, Hawaii (Mililani) Fr./Fr. Olympia, Wash. (North Thurston) Sr./Sr. Gladstone, Ore. (Gladstone) So./So. Fresno, Calif. (San Joaquin Memorial) Jr./Jr. Glide, Ore. (Glide) So./So. Olympia, Wash. (Timberline) Fr./Fr. Panama City, Calif. (Hilltop) Sr./Sr. Auberry, Calif. (Sierra)

No. 48 48 49 50 51 51 52 52 53 53 54 55 55 56 56 57 58 58 59 60 60 61 62 62 63 63 64 65 66 70 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 80 80 81 82 82 83 84 84 85 85 86 86 87 87 88 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99

Name Scotty Cooper Parker Dean Landon Aano Dominique Donaghy Keenan Mahler Nicholas Schilla Devin Lagorio Christopher Torres Taylor Mack Zach Willits Sean Bangs Tim Claussen Mark Jacobson Travis George Javin Kawai Aaron Victorino Harley Montoya Mason Ross Jacob Torquato Jahmian Howard-Carey Riley Rankin Drew Kelly Nick Capuzzi Gunner Sigado Max Medrano Will Ulrich Chuck Barden Nikk Novero Kennon Quiocho Sean Dalton Josh Hannum Tyler Corsi Kevin Peterson Brandon Sattelmeier Justin Fa’agau Nick Reese Mike Smith Eric Gietzen Kevin Dopps Laimana Grace Brandon Selvey Jack Michels James Berry Brandon Hand Aaron Koford Loto Mareko Jason Smith Ryan Beck Kyle Merriam Tyler Gilmore Taylor Schad Will Marchbanks Tony Suverkropp Kenyan Clay Taylor Hickson Blake Anthony Jeff Bajema Eddie Carrillo Max White John Hall Caleb Wistock Alex Willeford Casey Snodgrass Mason Cummings Kaleb Dagelen Patrick Powell

Pos. DL RB DL LB DL OL DL OL OL LB DL OL DL DL LB OL OL DL OL DL OL LB LB LB LB OL OL OL OL OL DL OL OL OL DL OL DL OL OL LB WR TE WR DL P DL WR LB WR P TE TE LB DL WR WR DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL

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

Wt. 215 170 260 220 215 295 295 290 275 200 230 220 195 285 275 275 225 290 230 270 210 190 205 205 265 270 265 290 270 210 275 245 295 250 255 275 280 285 195 190 245 210 225 200 200 185 190 175 185 245 255 205 220 210 160 215 260 225 230 215 225 225 240 275 240

Yr./Elig. Hometown (Previous School) Jr./Jr. Fullerton, Calif. (Servite) Fr./Fr. Rainier, Ore. (Rainier) Sr./Sr. Ewa Beach, Hawaii (Kamehameha) Jr./Jr. Shoreline, Wash. (Shorecrest) Fr./Fr. Concord, Calif. (Concord) So./So. Honolulu, Hawaii (Punahou) Sr./Sr. Stockton, Calif. (St. Mary’s) Sr./Sr. San Jose, Calif. (West Valley JC) So./So. Bonney Lake, Wash. (Bonney Lake) Sr./Sr. Medford, Ore. (North Medford) Sr./Sr. Portland, Ore. (Sunset) So./So. Yamhill, Ore. (Yamhill-Carlton) Fr./Fr. Forks, Wash. (Forks) Sr./Sr. Grants Pass, Ore. (North Valley) Fr./Fr. Sr./Sr. Lihue, Hawaii (Kauai) Fr./Fr. Tucson, Ariz. (Salpointe Catholic) Fr./Fr. Keizer, Ore. (McNary) So./So. Holtville, Calif. (Holtville) Fr./Fr. Portland, Ore. (Franklin) So./So. Florence, Ore. (Suislaw) Fr./Fr. Renton, Wash. (Hazen) So./So. Temecula, Calif. (Temecula Valley) Fr./Fr. Redmond, Ore. (Redmond) So./So. San Diego, Calif. (Mesa JC) Jr./Jr. Lake Elsinore, Calif. (Elsinore) Jr./Jr. Boise, Idaho (Bishop Kelly) Sr./Sr. Antioch, Calif. (Antioch) Fr./Fr. Kapulena, Hawaii (Kamehameha-Hawaii) Sr./Sr. San Jose, Calif. (Leland) So./Fr. Kailua, Hawaii (Iolani) Fr./Fr. Fairfield, Calif. (Vanden) Jr./Jr. Lake Oswego, Ore. (Lake Oswego) Jr./So. Temecula, Calif. (Temecula Valley) Jr./Jr. Kahalu’u, Hawaii (Damien Memorial) Fr./Fr. Pacifica, Calif. (Archbishop Riordan) Sr./Sr. Tumwater, Wash. (Tumwater) Sr./Sr. Forest Grove, Ore. (Portland State Univ.) Jr./Jr. Hermiston, Ore. (Hermiston) Fr./Fr. Kona, Hawaii (Konawaena) Sr./Sr. Ventura, Calif. (Buena) So./So. Kirkland, Wash. (Lake Washington) Jr./Jr. Belmont, Calif. (Coll. of San Mateo) Jr./Jr. Auburn, Wash. (Auburn Riverside) Sr./Sr. Wilsonville, Ore. (Wilsonville) Fr./Fr. Kailua, Hawaii (Kealakehe) So./So. Black Diamond, Wash. (Tahoma) So./So. Scottsdale, Ariz. (Chaparral) Sr./Sr. West Linn, Ore. (West Linn) So./So. Newberg, Ore. (Newberg) Jr./Jr. Aumsville, Ore. (Cascade) Sr./Sr. Brownsville, Ore. (Central Linn) Fr./Fr. Auburn, Calif. (Placer) Fr./Fr. Vacaville, Calif. (Vacaville) Sr./Jr. Red Bluff, Calif. (Red Bluff) Jr./Jr. Valencia, Calif. (Valencia) Fr./Fr. Burlington, Wash. (Burlington-Edison) Jr./Jr. Milpitas, Calif. (Milpitas) Fr./Fr. Kirkland, Wash. (Lake Washington) Fr./Fr. Murietta, Calif. (Vista Murrietta) Sr./Sr. Stayton, Ore. (Stayton) Sr./Jr. Keizer, Ore. (McNary) So./Fr. Adelaide, Australia (Scotch College) Fr./Fr. Laguna Niguel, Calif. (Dona Hills) Fr./Fr. Clarkston, Wash. (Clarkston) So./Fr. Grants Pass, Ore. (Grants Pass)

Head Coach: Keith Buckley (4th Season/4th Season Overall) Co-Offensive Coord./Offensive Line Coach/Strength & Conditioning: Ian Falconer (4th Season) Co-Offensive Coord./Quarterbacks Coach: Matt Wade (1st Season) Defensive Coordinator/Recruiting Coordinator: Jacob Yoro (4th Season) Running Backs Coach: Mike McCabe (4th Season) Wide Receivers Coach/Video Coordinator: James Yen (2nd Season) Tight Ends Coach: Tyler Bowen (2ndt Season) Defensive Tackles Coach: John Steiger (2nd Season) Defensive Ends Coach/Equipment Manager: Marc Moody (2nd Season) Assistant Defensive Backs Coach: Randyn Akiona (2nd Season) Defensive Assistant Coach: Ray Haija (1st Season)

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Team Rosters

Occidental 2013 Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) 2 Tommy Edwards QB 5-11 185 Sr. Sherman Oaks, Calif. (Ulysses S. Grant) 3 Casey Dudley WR 5-10 185 So. Sacramento, Calif. (Sacramento) 4 William Reeves DB 5-10 190 So. Claremont, Calif. (Claremont) 5 Samuel Crizer WR 6-2 204 Jr. Los Osos, Calif. (Morro Bay) 6 Jay Barrow QB 6-2 202 Jr. Littleton, Colo. (Littleton) 7 William Stanton WR 5-9 170 Sr. Hanford, Calif. (Hanford West) 8 Kwame Do RB 6-0 200 So. San Marino, Calif. (San Marino) 9 Nicholas McHugh LB 6-0 225 Jr. Wolfeboro, N.H. (Phillips Exeter Aca.) 10 Matthew Malos DB 5-9 175 Jr. Bellevue, Wash. (Interlake) 11 Adam Goltche LB 6-2 225 So. Great Neck, N.Y. (Great Neck North) 12 Tom Stivers QB 6-0 175 Jr. Pebble Beach, Calif. (Stevenson School) 13 Elijah Duran WR 6-3 185 Fr. Kulpmont, Pa. (Mt. Carmel Area) 14 Kaleb Mitchell WR 5-11 175 Fr. Coeur D’Alene, Idaho (Lake City) 15 Garrett Van DB 5-8 194 So. Val Verde, Calif. (Village Christian) 16 Devin Chapman DB 5-11 189 So. Dallas, Texas (Middlesex School) 17 Vincent Cusumano DB 6-0 185 Sr. Glen Ridge, N.J. (Bergen Catholic) 18 Bryan Scott QB 6-2 200 Fr. Rolling Hills, Calif. (Palos Verdes) 19 Samuel Stekol WR 6-3 200 Jr. Manhattan Beach, Calif. (Mira Costa) 20 Kyle Mucerino WR 5-8 165 Fr. San Juan, Calif. (San Juan Hills) 21 Teran Mawhinney DB 5-10 186 Jr. Fort Collins, Colo. (Poudre) 22 Shay Mueller DB 5-9 170 So. El Dorado Hills, Calif. (Oak Ridge) 23 Cordell Harris WR 5-7 166 Fr. Portland, Ore. (Grant) 24 Chaz Shizumura DB 6-0 180 Fr. Honolulu, Hawaii (Punahou) 27 Travis Wilson DB 6-0 190 So. White River Junction, Vt. (Hartford) 28 Derek Poetzinger RB 5-10 190 Fr. Ben Lomond, Calif. (San Lorenzo Valley) 30 Malcolm MacLeod TE 6-1 200 So. Warwick, N.Y. (Blair Academy) 31 Nicholas Mungia DB 5-10 190 So. Tacoma, Wash. (Charles Wright Aca.) 32 Matt Matulaitis LB 5-10 220 Sr. Simi Valley, Calif. (Simi Valley) 33 Tommy Kim LB 6-0 190 Sr. Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif. (Palos Verdes Peninsula) 34 Austin Cheadle RB 5-11 215 Jr. Portland, Ore. (Lincoln) 36 Matthew Mulvehill DL 6-1 190 Fr. Arcadia, Calif. (Arcadia) 39 Marc Kuzbari K/P 5-10 180 Sr. Clayton, Calif. (De La Salle) 40 Jacob Radeski DL 6-3 230 Fr. Harbor City, Calif. (Chadwick School)

No. 43 45 46 48 50 51 52 53 54 56 60 64 66 68 70 72 75 76 81 82 84 86 88 89 92

Name Wesley Lua Evan Buckwalter Ross Fiegener Grant Arnold Michael Consunji Zach Heerwagen Joe Barbosa Aaron Jones Brett Kassel Alec Garofalo Toby Yu Andrew Clarey Dalton Spinas Jim Partee Dallas Gosselin Bill Estes IV Niko Lachman David Hernandez Devin Bullock Josh Gorlick Benjamin Kamerin Parker Johnson Aaron Noffke Adam Noel Michael Gilliam

Pos. Ht. DB 5-10 LB 5-10 LB 5-10 DL 6-2 OL 6-0 DL 5-11 DL 6-3 Dl 5-11 OL/LS 5-11 DL 6-1 OL 6-2 OL 6-2 OL 6-3 OL 5-10 DL 6-0 OL 6-3 OL 6-3 OL 6-0 WR 6-1 TE 6-3 DL 6-1 WR 6-1 DL 6-3 TE 6-3 DL 5-11

Wt. 190 185 195 235 254 225 250 255 240 230 240 306 269 250 260 285 285 255 205 240 200 185 235 215 240

Yr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Sr. Fr. So. Jr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Sr. So. Jr. Sr. Fr. Jr. So. Sr. So. Jr. Fr. Fr. Sr.

Hometown (Previous School) Los Angeles, Calif. (Loyola) Lancaster, Pa. (Manheim Township) Folsom, Calif. (Vista Del Lago) Edmonds, Wash. (Edmonds-Wooday) Anaheim, Calif. (Servite) Los Gatos, Calif. (Lawrenceville School) Stevenson Ranch, Calif. (West Ranch) Calhan, Colo. (Ellicott) Redondo Beach, Calif. (Redondo Beach) Roseville, Calif. (Jesuit) Boston, Mass. (New Hampton School) Yucaipa, Calif. (Yucaipa) Atascadero, Calif. (Atascadero) Richmond, Va. (St. Christopher’s School) Bothell, Wash. (Bothell) Tucson, Ariz. (Tucson) Placentia, Calif. (Valencia) Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. (Palos Verdes) Dallas, Texas (Greenhill) Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y. (Hastings) Dinuba, Calif. (Dinuba) Santa Ynez, Calif. (Santa Ynez) Ann Arbor, Mich. (Ann Arbor Pioneer) Skillman, N.J. (Montgomery) Songtan, South Korea (Osan American)

Head Coach: Doug Semones Offensive Coordinator: Brian Smith Quarterbacks: Darnell Arceneaux Defensive Line/Recruiting Coordinator: Justin Luthey Defensive Backs/Video Coordinator: Rob Hartenfels Linebackers/Strength & Conditioning Coach: Greg Holsworth Running Backs: Don Nelson Receivers: Richard Brown

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Head Coach Keith Buckley Now entering his fourth season as head coach of the Pacific football program, Keith Buckley has seen the Boxers through from an infant program to a formidable program within the Northwest Conference. Buckley’s 2012 program lived up to the expectations of growth that he set in place when he accepted the position in 2009. The Boxers posted a 3-6 overall record, which included the reinstated program’s first road win and convincing victories over NWC foes Puget Sound and Lewis & Clark. Pacific excelled with one of the top air attacks in the conference, ranking third in passing yards per game. Eleven Boxers were named to the All-NWC Team, led by first selections for offensive lineman Sean Dalton and linebacker Tim Hastie. The growth puts Buckley in a position to make a statement with the 2013 squad. Over 50 players who took the field in the inaugural 2010 season comprise the senior class with another 50-plus players joining the program for their first season in red and black. 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. Working with a core of nearly 100 freshmen coming out for the first season of the program, Buckley led a Pacific team that earned a reputation for never quitting on the field, even against the best of opponents. Four of his players earned spots on the All-Northwest Conference Team. The 2011 campaign also included two Northwest Conference Offensive Student-Athlete of the Week selections for quarterback T.C. Campbell, a D3Football.com Team of the Week honor for defensive back Craig Bailey and an unusual defensive two-point conversion play by safety Bryan Mills that put the Boxers on ESPN SportsCenter’s Top Plays. 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,” 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 a 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.

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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. PERSONAL Native of Milpitas, Calif. He and wife Kara have two daughters, Kristen and Kaitlyn.

The Buckley Family Kristen, Keith, Kara and Kaitlyn

Coaching Staff

Jacob Yoro

Marc Moody

Defensive Coordinator Recruiting Coordinator 4th Season • Hawaii (2008)

Defensive Ends Coach Equipment Manager 2nd Season • Pacific (2012)

Ian Falconer

John Steiger

Co-Offensive Coordinator Offensive Line/Strength & Conditioning 4th Season • Portland State (2000)

Defensive Tackles Coach 2nd Season • Oregon (2012)

Matt Wade

James Yen

Co-Offensive Coordinator Quarterbacks Coach 1st Season • Saint Mary’s (2003)

Wide Receivers Coach Video Coordinator 2nd Season • Linfield (2002)

Mike McCabe

Randyn Akiona

Running Backs Coach 4th Season • Pacific (1977)

Assistant Defensive Backs Coach 2nd Season • Montana (2002)

Tyler Bowen

Ray Haija

Tight Ends Coach 2nd Season • Pacific Lutheran (2012)

Defensive Assistant Coach 1st Season • Colorado State (2002)

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Northwest Conference Update NWC Standings Standings as of Sept. 9 School NWC Pct. Overall Pacific 0-0 .000 1-0 Whitworth 0-0 .000 1-0 Willamette 0-0 .000 1-0 Linfield 0-0 .000 0-0 Pacific Lutheran 0-0 .000 0-0 Puget Sound 0-0 .000 0-0 Lewis & Clark 0-0 .000 0-1 Last Week’s Games Sept. 6 Pacific 20, at Adrian 10 at Willamette 64, Hardin-Simmons 34 Sept. 7 at Utica 42, Lewis & Clark 22 at Whitworth 36, St. Scholastica 7 This Week’s Games Sept. 14 Linfield at Hardin-Simmons, 10 a.m. Pacific Lutheran at Chapman, Noon Chapman at Puget Sound, 1 p.m. Claremont-M-S at Lewis & Clark, 1 p.m. Whittier at Whitworth, 1:30 p.m. Sewanee at Wllamette, 1:30 p.m. Occidental at Pacific, 7 p.m.

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Willamette Wins Big Over Cowboys In Opener: Willamette scored touchdowns on its first two kickoff returns, including a 94-yard return by Terrell Malley on the opening kickoff of the game, as the Bearcats downed Hardin-Simmons 64-34 in Salem. The Bearcats blew the game open early, scoring four first quarter touchdowns for a 29-0 lead and adding two more touchdowns and a field goal in the second to go into halftime with a 43-13 lead. Quarterback Josh Dean completed 24 of 32 passes for 342 yards and three touchdowns. Malley rushed 15 times for 66 yards in addition to the 94-yard kickoff return. HardinSimmons outgained Willamette on offense 534 to 506. Cowbyos’ quarterback Josh Christian completed 15 of 37 passes for 167 yards. Bryce Johnson rushed for 173 yards and Tevin Mitchell added 169 rushing yards. Utica Wins The Battle Of The Pioneers: An early first quarter touchdown was not enough for Lewis & Clark at Utica went on to score 36 unanswered points en route to a 42-22 win in Utica, N.Y. Keith Welch gave the L&C Pioneers a 6-0 lead when he found Andrew Frisina for a 21-yard scoring pass, but a defensive two-point conversion on the point-after started the string of 36 consecutive points by the Utica Pioneers. Welch completed 22 of 37 passes for 260 yards and two touchdowns and also rushed for 64 yards and a score. Frisina caught 11 passes for 119 yards and the touchdown. Utica outgained Lewis & Clark 470 to 354. led by 124 rushing yards from Jake Larson. Whitworth Defense Makes Difference Over St. Scholastica: The Whitworth defense held St. Scholastica at bay all afternoon as the Pirates rolled to a 36-7 victory in Spokane, Wash. De’ Hall had two interceptions, both of which led to Whitworth scores. The Pirates went out to a 27-0 halftime lead and St. Scholastica did not score until 4:27 left in the fourth quarter. Whitworth outgained St. Shcolastica 407 to 200. Bryan Peterson completed 15 of 24 passes for 259 yards and a touchdown while Devon Lind had six catches for 113 yards and a touchdown. Linfield Picked To Win Fifth Straight Title: Not surprisingly, Northwest Conference coaches have picked Linfield to win their fifth straight league title in the preseason poll released in August. The Wildcats, who advanced to the NCAA Division III quarterfinals, received five first place votes and 40 of a possible 42 points in the poll. Linfield returns 2012 NWC Defensive Player of the Year Dominique Forrest. Pacific Lutheran was picked to repeat their second place finish, earning 34 points and two first place votes. PLU reached the Division III playoffs in 2012, losing in first round to Linfield. The No. 3 through No. 5 teams were picked tight with Willamette selected third (24 pts.), followed by Whitworth (20 pts.) and Pacific (19 pts.). Lewis & Clark (11 pts.) was selected sixth and Puget Sound (6 pts.) was picked seventh.

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Around Boxer Nation HOT START FOR MEN’S SOCCER: After going 5-14-0 last season, Pacific’s men’s soccer program stands only one match from equaling their win total after just four matches. The Boxers have opened the season with an unblemished 4-0-0 mark. The Boxers won a pair of 3-2 contests at over Labor Day weekend, beating Warner Pacific and Howard Payne. In Klamath Falls, Ore., last weekend, Pacific scored a 2-0 shutout over Walla Walla in a neutral site match and then Ian Farley took a 3-1 decision from host Oregon Tech. Over their first four matches, the Boxers have outscored their opponents 11-5. Junior forward Ian Farley is leading the Pacific scoring attack, leading the Boxers and tying for first in the NWC Michael Summers with four goals and nine points. Senior goalkeeper Michael Summers ranks second in the league with 13 saves.

WOMEN’S SOCCER ALSO UNDEFEATED: In their first three matches of the season, the Pacific women’s soccer team has proven hard to score on. The Boxers entered the week with a 2-0-1 record, having allowed just one goal in three matches. Pacific went 1-0-1 over Labor Day weekend, fighting to a 0-0 tie with Hamline before taking a 1-0 victory from Howard Payne. In their only match last week, McKenna Davidson scored in the 98th minute off a corner Kayla Davidson kick of take a 2-1 victory from Evergreen State. Senior goalkeeper Kayla Davidson was selected as the NWC’s Women’s Soccer Defensive Student-Athlete of the Week on Monday after she allowed just the one goal last week and led the Boxers to a pair of shutouts. Assuming the starting spot for the first time in her career, Davidson enters the week with a 0.29 goals against average.

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FAST START FOR SHIPLEY: Sophomore Tyler Shipley is showing the young Pacific cross country teams how the Northwest Conference can be won. Shipley opened his 2013 season by being selected as the NWC Men’s Cross Country Student-Athlete of the Week after winning the Aug. 31 Puget Sound Invitational. Shipley covered the 8,000-meter course in Tyler SHipley a time of 26:17, 17 seconds faster than second place Joshua Seekatz of the host Loggers. The performance was his third fastest at the distance. “Tyler is off to a fine start,” said Pacific Head Cross Country Coach Tim Boyce. “His summer training went well and he ran a nice, controlled effort on Saturday. It should be an exciting season.” Shipley’s win led the Pacific men to a second place finish in the meet with 56 points. The rest of the team benefited from a time gap of just 1 minute, 13 seconds between the team’s No. 2 and No. 5 runners. The Pacific women placed third in the opening meet of the season.

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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 2013 induction class will be honored in ceremonies to be held on Fri., Oct. 10, and include DeeDee Arnall (women’s basketball/track & field), the late Dr. Frank Dierickx (baseball), Billy Merck (men’s soccer) and the 1962, 1963 and 1964 men’s tennis teams.. 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 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 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 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 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

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Campus Calendar Sat., Sept. 14 - Fri., Sept. 27 Cawein Gallery Exhibit: Kevin Bell & James Bailey

Cathrin Cawein Gallery, Forest Grove Campus

Kevin Bell, a Northwest native, has had his paintings exhibited nationally and internationally, incliding recent shows in Texas, New York, China, Germany and British Columbia. Bailey’s work can be found in numerous collections, including those of the Walker Art Center, the New York Public Library and Jundt Art Museum. Sat., Sept. 21 College of Optomtery/Forest Grove Lions Club Walk/Run For Sight 9 a.m., Start & End Outside Of Jefferson Hall

Join the Forest Grove Lions Club for 5K and 10K runs, which support the mission of Pacific’s AMIGOS program and eye care for those in financial need. To register, visit http://crcoas8. wix.com/fg-lions-run-walk. Sallie Dutton joins KISS lead guitarist and Pacific University trustee Tommy Thayer and local jazz extraordinaire Patrick Lamb on stage at the annual Legends fundraiser on Aug. 25. The unique dinner, auction and concert annually supports Pacific’s 24-sport NCAA Division III intercollegiate athletics program.

Pacific Highly Regarded By National Media: Pacific University is once again ranked well among its peer institutions. In national rankings released by US News & World Report earlier this week, Pacific is 20th in the West out of 121 regional universities, as classified by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. Of the 121 institutions ranked in the West Region, US News deemed Pacific 11th in offering students the best value for a college education. Additionally, Washington Monthly, a non-profit publication based in the nation’s capital, has ranked Pacific University 13th in the nation in the “master’s universities” category. The publication rates schools “based on their contribution to the public good in three broad categories: social mobility (recruiting and graduating low-income students); research (producing cutting-edge scholarship and Ph.D.s); and service (encouraging students to give something back to their country).” Pacific University Legends Hosted By Tommy Thayer Another Resounding Success: A celebrity lineup and dignitaries from throughout the metropolitan area turned out at Waverley Country Club in Portland on Aug. 25 to support Pacific University student-athletes. Pacific University Legends, hosted by Beaverton native Tommy Thayer — guitarist for the legendary rock band KISS — was an evening of fabulous food, rollicking fun and a rocking concert. An elegant reception and dinner provided by public affairs firm Pac/West kicked off the evening. Proceeds from a silent and live auction, as well as a matching gift, exceeded $335,000 in support of Boxer athletic facilities, playing equipment and travel expenses. At the end of the night, Thayer took to the stage, in a concert sponsored by Lease Crutcher Lewis. He was joined by such musical greats as Bill Champlin, former singer and keyboardist for Chicago; Danny Seraphine, original drummer of Chicago; Bobby Kimball, former lead singer of Toto; and Patrick Lamb, Oregon’s own jazz phenom. Congressman Earl Blumenauer To Speak At Pacific On Sept. 24: The public is invited to Pacific University’s Taylor Auditorium in Marsh Hall at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 24 to take part in New Urbanism: A Conversation with Earl Blumenauer. Presented by the university’s Tom McCall Center for Policy Innovation, the forum will center around new urbanism, a design movement that promotes walkable neighborhoods containing a range of housing and job types. Admission is free. Attendees are encouraged to take part in a question-and-answer session following Blumenauer’s talk. For more information, contact McCall Center director Jim Moore at 503-352-2288. Named after the former Oregon governor, the Tom McCall Center for Policy Innovation engages students to the practical side of citizenship and connects the University with the larger community on public policy issues. - Joe Lang

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Sun., Sept. 22 49th Annual Corn Roast

1 p.m, Marsh Hall West Lawn, Forest Grove Campus

Join the community in honoring our educators and supporting our businesses. Interactive displays, live entertainment, exhibits and activities. Burgers, sausages, hot dogs and more! Sponsored by the Forest Grove/Cornelius Chamber of Commerce. Thurs., Sept. 26 Dave Zirin Lecture

7 p.m., Taylor-Meade Performing Arts Center, Forest Grove Campus

Widely acclaimed sportswriter Dave Zirin will present Pacific’s eighth annual “In Your Face” lecture, addressing the rising tide of politics in the world of sports. Zirin is the sports editor for Nation magazine, writes regularly for Sports Illustrated and appears frequently on ESPN. Sat., Sept. 28 Pacific University Day of Service

8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Various Locations

Pacific University faculty, staff and students come together to provide a day of service to the local community. FOR MORE ON CAMPUS EVENTS Visit www.pacificu.edu/events

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Pacific University 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 first year at Pacific, Hallick has overseen the continued growth of the University, both at the undergraduate and graduate levels. She is 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 second 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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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 13 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.

Eric Pitkanen

Elissa Baldwin Assistant Athletic Trainer

Chelsey Chamberlain Asst. Sports Information Dir.

Phil Lentz Assistant Athletic Trainer

Vicki McGee Administrative Assistant

Richard Rutt Assistant Athletic Trainer

Bob Smith Asst. Facilities Manager

Andrea Stewart Mgr. of Admin. Services

Heidi Thramer Asst. Athletic Trainer

Head Coaching Staff

Tim Boyce Cross Country Track & Field

Greg Bradley Baseball Facilities Mgr.

Jim Brazeau Men’s Soccer

Keith Buckley Football

Tim Cleary Men’s Basketball

Amanda Dudley Women’s Rowing

Tim Hill Softball

Brian Jackson Men’s & Women’s Tennis

Morgan Joseph Women’s Soccer

Wynne Lobel Women’s Lacrosse

Sharon Rissmiller Women’s Basketball

Richard Warren Men’s & Women’s Golf

Head Athletic Trainer Oregon State (2007) Eric Pitkanen is in his fourth 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.

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Pacific University Athletics Schedules MEN’S SOCCER (4-0-0, 0-0-0 NWC)

Aug. 30 Sept. 2 Sept. 6 Sept. 7 Sept. 15 Sept. 17 Sept. 21 Sept. 22 Sept. 28 Sept. 29 Oct. 5 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 19 Oct. 20 Oct. 25 Oct. 27 Nov. 2 Nov. 3 Nov. 9

Warner Pacific Howard Payne vs. Walla Walla at Oregon Tech at Walla Walla UC Santa Cruz Puget Sound* Pacific Lutheran* at Whitman* at Whitworth* Willamette* Linfield* George Fox* at Linfield* at Willamette* Whitworth* Whitman* at Pacific Lutheran* at Puget Sound* at George Fox*

CROSS COUNTRY Aug. 31 Sept. 14 Sept. 20 Oct. 5 Oct. 19 Nov. 2 Nov. 16 Nov. 23

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W 3-2 W 3-2 W 2-0 W 3-1 4 p.m. 2 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m.

Puget Sound Invitational at Ft. Steilacoom Park, Lakewood, Wash. M - 2nd of 4/W - 3rd of 3 Sundodger Invitational 9 a.m. at Lincoln Park, Seattle, Wash. Northwest Classic Noon at Lane CC, Eugene, Ore. Willamette Invitational 9:30 a.m. at Bush’s Pasture Park, Salem, Ore. Lewis & Clark Invitational 11 a.m. at McIver State Park Estacada, Ore. NWC Championships 11 .a.m at Downriver GC, Spokane, Wash. NCAA West Region Meet 11 a.m. at Pomona-Pitzer Campus Claremont, Calif. NCAA Division III Chmp. 9 a.m. at L.S. Ayres Athletic Complex Hanover, Ind.

WOMEN’S SOCCER (2-0-1, 0-0-0 NWC)

Aug. 31 Sept. 2 Sept. 8 Sept. 12 Sept. 18 Sept. 21 Sept. 22 Sept. 28 Sept. 29 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 13 Oct. 16 Oct. 20 Oct. 25 Oct. 27 Nov. 2 Nov. 3 Nov. 8 Nov. 9

Hamline Howard Payne at Evergreen State Northwest Christian at Linfield* George Fox* Pacific Lutheran* at Whitman* at Whitworth* Lewis & Clark* at Willamette* at Puget Sound* Linfield* at Lewis & Clark* Whitworth* Whitman* at Pacific Lutheran* at George Fox* Puget Sound* Willamette*

T 0-0 W 1-0 W 2-1 (ot) 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Noon Noon Noon Noon Noon Noon Noon 7 p.m. Noon 5 p.m. Noon 11 a.m. 11 a.m. 11 a.m. 11 a.m.

WOMEN’S GOLF Sept. 21-22 Sept. 28-29 Oct. 5-6 Oct. 19 Oct. 26-27

Pacific Fall Invitational 9:30 a.m. at Quail Valley GC Banks, Ore. PLU/UPS Fall Invitational 10 a.m. at Spanaway GC, Tacoma, Wash. George Fox Invitational 9 a.m. at The Reserve, Aloha, Ore. Whitman 3-Way at Stone Creek GC, Oregon City, Ore. NWC Fall Classic 9 a.m. at Stone Creek GC Oregon City, Ore.

Boxer Boxer Gameday Gameday • Nov. Sept. 3, 14,2012 2013

VOLLEYBALL (1-5, 0-0 NWC)

Aug. 30 Aug. 30 Aug. 31 Aug. 31 Sept. 4 Sept. 7 Sept. 14 Sept. 18 Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Sept. 28 Oct. 4 Oct. 5 Oct. 11 Oct. 12 Oct. 16 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Oct. 26 Nov. 1 Nov. 2 Nov. 8 Nov. 9

vs. Central (Iowa) vs. Augsburg vs. UMass Boston at Colorado College Northwest Christian at New Hope Christian vs. Concordia-Moorhead George Fox* at Pacific Lutheran* Whitman* Whitworth* at Willamette* at Linfield* Lewis & Clark* at Puget Sound* at George Fox* Pacific Lutheran* at Whitman* at Whitworth* Willamette* Linfield* at Lewis & Clark* Puget Sound*

MEN’S GOLF

Sept. 21-22 Pacific Fall Invitational at The Reserve, Aloha, Ore. Sept. 30/Oct. 1 Concordia Classic at Heron Lakes GC, Portland, Ore. Oct. 6-7 Whitworth Invitational at Manito GC, Spokane, Wash. Oct. 19 Whitman 3-Way at Stone Creek GC, Oregon City, Ore. Oct. 26-27 NWC Fall Classic at Stone Creek GC Oregon City, Ore.

L 3-2 L 3-0 L 3-2 L 3-0 L 3-2 W 3-0 1 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 5 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 5 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m.

11 a.m. 8 a.m. 10 a.m.

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Thank You Football Donors!

Pacific University wishes to thank the following donors whose generous gifts that made the 2010 return of the football program possible. BOXERS & BADGERS Mark Brist Janet Buntin ‘49 Donald Campbell ‘45‡ James & Kelley Craft Bobby Harris ‘70 & Ruthann Hartley Michael ‘97 & Kristen Cooke Haslebacher ‘98 John Hayes & Vanessa Gray Robert & Mary Lou Hennes M. Dan ‘54 & Marvelyn Davison Hess ‘64 Glen ‘70 & Candice Higa Dorothy Gilmore Main ‘35‡ Brent Mizutani ‘84 John ‘92 ‘97 & Heather Mott Kip & Rita Oswald David ‘88 & Pamela Scheidt Richard & Gail Snyder Leonard ‘65 & Anne Stroh Leo ‘71 & Bernadine Taaca Alex & Shirely Toth Troy & Laurie Van Roekel Jeffrey Willis ‘96 Uptown Vision Center BRONZE Bob Radford & Norma Anderson ‘59 Dan & Shannon Baldridge Gerald ‘65 & Charlotte Bandola William Berg & Melinda Cameron ‘65 Russell ‘82 & Madeleine Liseblad Blunck

Steve & Jan Bottcher Donald ‘41 & Peggy Bryant Mike & Shirely Buckley Marshal & Eryn Burgess Richard Burk ‘88 & Heather Hansen-Burk ‘88 Joe & Terra Cheek William Crawford ‘42 Jeri ‘58 & Patricia Dobbs Ron & Julia Haas David & Siri Hamill John ‘50 ‘56 & Joan Hugill Donald A. Iverson Mark ‘70 & Alexis Kane Eric ‘66 ‘67 & Patricia Knutson Rick & Eva Krebs Gary ‘67 & Charlene Lee Craig ‘91 & Kathleen Lisko David ‘63 & Sandy Spurling Lowe ‘78 ‘82 Monica Marvin ‘68 Allyson M. May ‘85 Leon ‘70 ‡ & Gail Taylor Meade ‘70 Jim & Darlene Morgan Claudia & Calvin Mosley ‘66 Kirk Mustain Jack ‘69 & Sally Nehring Charles ‘58 & Beverly Olson Matt & Tina Pearson Bill & Patti Peressini Charles Petersen ‘60 Randy & Candice Randolph Lisa Rowley

Michael Rushfeldt ‘95 Randy & Sheri Schneider Eric & Dianne Schooler Paul & Joyce Schwer Eric Parker & Diane Shiner Brent Smith ‘88 & Colleen Couron Smith ‘89 Daniel & Susan Stein Gary ‘69 & Annette Suchy Daniel ‘93 & Tami Syverson Mike & Linda Twiss Calvin ‘49 & Loris C. Van Pelt John ‘72 ‘77 & Martha Conkey Voorhies ‘72 ‘77 William Hoadley & D.J. Wilson Steven & Kristine Zika Swan Island Dahlias SILVER Kenneth ‘73 & Ellen Veigel Albus ‘74 Christopher ‘88 & Jane Andrews Michael Calvert ‘66 Alan ‘52 & Mary Stone Davidson ‘53 Brian & Denise Doherty Tom Foley Mark & Katherine Frandsen Gerald ‘61 & Laura James Frye ‘65 Lesley Hallick Donald ‘59 ‡ & Deborah Iverson William & Gail McCormick Timothy ‘66 & Nancy Schauermann Terry ‘79 ‘81 & Kathleen Tobin Fred ‘66 & Tonya Willis David ‘83 & Sara Wolf

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