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Oct. 8, 2014 (Week 5)
Contact: Bob Guptill ([email protected])
503-305-8756 / www.gnacsports.com
Humboldt State Takes No. 24 Ranking, Win Streak to Azusa Pacific
has led by margins of 30-3 (Azusa Pacific), 36-3 (Dixie State) and
46-0 (South Dakota Mines) at halftime.
GNAC STANDINGS
Humboldt State
Azusa Pacific
Central Washington
0Simon Fraser
Western Oregon
South Dakota Mines
Dixie State
Conf.
W
L
1
0
1
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
All
W
5
4
2
1
2
1
0
L
0
1
3
4
3
4
5
H
3-0
2-0
1-1
0-2
1-0
0-2
0-3
A
2-0
2-1
0-2
1-1
1-3
1-2
0-2
N
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
LAST WEEK’S SCORES
*Azusa Pacific 27 at Central Washington 20
*Simon Fraser 29 at Dixie State 19
*South Dakota Mines 0 at Humboldt State 53
Western Oregon 10 at North Alabama 30
THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE
*Humboldt State at Azusa Pacific, 6 p.m.
The ‘Jacks have posted some impressive numbers in the process
and currently rank in the Top 10 nationally in seven different
statistical categories.
HSU ranks fourth in scoring defense (8.6) and sixth in total
defense (243.0) and rushing defense (70.4). It also ranks first in
sacks (5.2), second in third down defense (.203) and red zone
defense (.400) and fifth in fourth down defense (.143).
Individually, HSU freshman quarterback Robert Webber leads the
GNAC in pass efficiency, passing for 968 yards and seven
touchdowns and completing 63.6 percent of his passes.
Thursday’s game will feature the GNAC’s top three rushers, led by
APU’s Terrell Watson, who is the NCAA Division II national leader
with 881 yards and nine touchdowns.
SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE
*Central Washington at South Dakota Mines, 1 p.m.
*Dixie State at Western Oregon, 1 p.m.
Simon Fraser at Idaho State , 2:35 p.m.
Humboldt’s Ja’Quan Gardner and Nick Ricciardulli rank 2-3 with
494 and 444 yards, respectively, and have combined for 12
touchdowns.
*Conference Game
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Gardner also leads the GNAC and ranks 11 nationally in kickoff
returns (32.2).
PORTLAND, Ore. – Five consecutive wins has landed Humboldt
State in the AFCA (American Football Coaches Association) Top 25
poll.
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The Lumberjacks, who are ranked 24 in the AFCA poll, travel to
Glendora, Calif., for a Great Northwest Athletic Conference game
with defending champion Azusa Pacific this Thursday.
The winner will move to 2-0 in the GNAC standings.
The teams met earlier this season at Arcata in a non-conference
game. Humboldt State won that contest 30-10 knocking the
Cougars out of the national rankings.
Azusa Pacific has rebounded for three consecutive wins and takes
a 4-1 record into this week’s game. They are among “others
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receiving votes” and 30 overall in this week’s AFCA poll.
Humboldt State, meanwhile, has outscored its five opponents by
an average margin of 31.2 points per game. In three of its wins, it
In addition to Watson, who also ranks seventh in all-purpose
running (184.0), seven other GNAC players rank in the Top 10 in
this week’s NCAA national statistical report.
Paul Revis of Western Oregon ranks fourth in all-purpose running
(203.0) and Humboldt’s Gianni Olivas ranks ninth in punt returns
(16.9).
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Two players – HSU’s Alex Markarian (3 , 1.5) and Central
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Washington’s Tovar Sanchez (6 , 1.2) – rank in the Top 10 in
sacks.
Three others – CJ Broussard of Azusa Pacific, Roger Garrett of
Western Oregon and Jay Lata of South Dakota – are tied for
eighth in fumble recoveries with two each.
In addition to Thursday’s HSU-APU game, three games involving
GNAC teams will be played Saturday as Central Washington visits
South Dakota Mines, Dixie State plays at Western Oregon and
Simon Fraser takes on Idaho State in a non-conference contest.
From The Record Book
Azusa Pacific running back Terrell Watson recorded his fifth career
200-yard rushing game and his 19th career 100-yard game (as a
member of the GNAC) in last Saturday’s 27-20 win at Central
Washington.
Both are GNAC records. He is one shy of the APU record for 200
yards games held by Christian Okoye and has rushed for 4,484
career yards.
Watson leads the GNAC this season with four 100-yard rushing
games. HSU’s Gardner has three.
Game Recaps For Oct. 4:
Azusa Pacific 27, Central Washington 20 (at Ellensburg): Running
back Terrell Watson rushed for 199 of his 256 yards in the first
half powering the Cougars to a 27-20 victory over Central
Washington at Tomlinson Stadium … The Cougars outgained the
Wildcats 343-93 (234 rushing, 109 passing) in opening a 27-7 lead
at the break. APU finished the contest with a 425-310 total
offense advantage, including 353-99 on the ground ... Cougar
quarterback Chad Jeffries had 169 yards, rushing for 59 yards on
17 carries and passing for 110 yards, including first-half
touchdowns of 15 and 19 yards to Tanner Henry. The latter TD
came with 26 seconds left after Na’im Colbert, making his first
career start, returned an interception 19 yards to the CWU 31.
Colbert led APU with seven tackles, including two for losses of 10
yards. One of those was a nine-yard QB sack ...CWU, which had a
3-0 deficit in takeaways, scored all of the second half points on a
87-yard pass from quarterback Jake Nelson to Kent McKinney and
field goals of 29 and 21 yards by Sean McDonald to pull within
seven points with remaining ... Azusa Pacific, however, was able
to run out the clock as Watson ran 30 yards on a third-and-five
play to CWU’s 26 ... McKinney’s TD catch equaled the fourth
longest in GNAC history. He finished the game with four
receptions for 118 yards. CWU quarterback Jake Nelson had 255
yards in total offense (245 passing, 10 rushing) increasing his
career total to exactly 3,000 ... The Wildcats set a GNAC record for
single-game punt return yards, netting 122 yards (66 on two
returns by Isaiah Davis and 56 on three returns by Jesse Zalk). The
old record of 118 had been accomplished three times. Linebacker
Kevin Haynes led the Wildcats with 12 tackles ... McDonald
converted two extra points extending his streak to 52.
North Alabama 30, Western Oregon 10 (at Florence, Ala.): Philbrt
Martial’s 70-yard interception return gave the Lions an early lead
on the way to a 30-10 victory ... North Alabama opened up a 27-3
advantage before the Wolves scored their only touchdown in the
fourth quarter on a 28-yard pass from Trey Shimabukuro to Daniel
Thomas ... WOU’s other points came on a 50-yard field goal by
Jesse Correa as time expired in the first half. The field goal was
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the 12 50-yard three-pointer in GNAC history. Correa is the sixth
kicker in WOU history to connect from 50 yards or more ... North
Alabama outgained Western Oregon 324-183 in total offense.
The Wolves were held to minus rushing yardage (minus 23) for
the second week in row. Shimabukuro, who completed 23 of 38
passes for 206 yards, was sacked nine times for losses of 77 ...
Paul Revis, who ranks fourth nationally in all-purpose running
averaging 203 yards per game, had 113 including 78 yards on six
receptions ... Defensive end Kraig Akins led the Wolves
defensively with a career-high 14 tackles, including his team’s only
quarterback sack. Defensive end Devin Williams had 10 tackles
and a forced fumble ... WOU played the game without
quarterback Ryan Bergman, who leads the conference in passing
yards per game (309.0), and wide receiver Tyrell Williams, who
ranks second in receptions per game (6.0).
Humboldt State 53, South Dakota Mines 0 (at Arcata): Nick
Ricciardulli scored three first-quarter touchdowns (35, 11 and 3)
as the Lumberjacks cruised to a 45-0 halftime lead to stay
unbeaten in five contests ...Ricciardulli finished the contest with
84 yards on seven rushes. Ja’Quan Gardner had 114 yards on
seven carries and Richard Doctor had 79 yards on 10 totes as the
‘Jacks had 393 yards on the ground. Doctor scored three short
touchdowns (2, 3 and 5) ... HSU added 112 yards through the air,
59 on a Robert Webber pass to Gardner for a second-quarter
touchdown. Webber completed 5-of-10 passes for 85 yards ...
South Dakota Mines, which came into the game averaging 512.2
yards per contest, was limited to 217 yards. QB Kent McKinney
completed 14 of 30 passes for 138 yards. Daniel Ziegler had four
receptions for 75 yards ... HSU punter Chris Campbell averaged
48.4 yards on five punts , allowing just one yard on two returns ...
The Lumberjack defense had 12 tackles for losses, including 3 ½ by
defensive end Alex Markarian, who leads the GNAC in
quarterback sacks with 7 ½. HSU linebacker Khaalid Abdullah had
a team-high eight tackles. Linebacker Jay Lata had eight tackles
for the Hardrockers.
Simon Fraser 29, Dixie State 19 (at St. George, Utah): Running
back Cole Tudor rushed for 113 yards and Tiernan Docherty kicked
field goals from 42 and 43 yards as the Clan earned their first
victory of the season ... Simon Fraser’s defense also scored twice
as linebacker Jordan Herdman forced a fumble on the second play
of the second half. Jordan’s brother Justin picked up the loose
ball and ran 27 yards for a touchdown. Later in the period, SFU’s
Quinn Horton and Keenan North tackled Dixie quarterback Ben
Longshore in the end zone for a safety to extend SFU’s lead to 196 ... Dixie State finished the game with a 330-280 advantage in
total offense as Longshore completed 27 of 47 passes for 315
yards and two touchdowns. Nate Stephens had nine receptions
for 126 yards. Tyler Nickel (15-21-1, 108) and Ryan Stanford (613-0, 61) combined to pass for 169 yards for Simon Fraser. Lemar
Durant had five receptions for 47 yards ... Linebacker Mitchell
Barnett led SFU in tackles with 11 tackles. Jordan Herdman had
10 tackles ... DB Kendall Prescott led the Dixie defense with nine
tackles and forced a fumble, while lineman Jake Miller had eight
tackles, including 3 ½ for losses totaling 16 yards and two of DSU’s
three sacks. Linebacker Trevor Oakley also had eight tackles.
GNAC Football Players of the Week
Week of Offense
Sept. 8 Terrell Watson, APU
Sept. 15 Ja’Quan Gardner, HSU
Sept. 22 Tyrell Williams, WOU
Sept. 29 Trent McKinney, SDM
Oct. 3
Terrell Watson, APU
Week of
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Oct. 3
Specialty Teams
Paul Revis, WOU
Nikolai Karpun, SFU
John Keating, SDM
Cedrique Chaney, CWU
Chris Campbell, HSU
Defense
C.J. Broussard, APU
Travis Hansen, HSU
Kevin Haynes, CWU
Travis Hansen, HSU
Alex Markarian, HSU
Steven Fanua, APU
Jordan Herdman, SFU
Players of the Week – Week by Week
Week of Sept. 1-7: Offense –Terrell Watson, Azusa Pacific (RB, 62, 240, Sr., Oxnard, CA) rushed for 202 yards and three
touchdowns as the Cougars upset nationally second-ranked Grand
Valley State 26-23 in double overtime in a CBS Sports Network
national broadcast Thursday. In the overtime session, Watson,
who had a career-high 42 carries, took the ball on all 11 of APU’s
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snaps, including a crucial 11-yard gain on 3 -and-9 down to the
one-yard line to set up the winning score. Defense – C.J.
Broussard, Azusa Pacific (CB, 6-0, 190, So., Clovis, CA) and Travis
Hansen, Humboldt State (LB, 235, Sr., San Anselmo, CA –
Siskiyous/Nevada) ... Broussard had eight tackles, forced and
recovered a fumble in the red zone and had an interception near
midfield returning it 24 yards to set up a go-ahead TD late in the
third quarter in the Cougars’ 26-23 win. He also had three pass
breakups. ... Hansen had six tackles, including three for losses of
eight yards as the Lumberjacks rallied from a 14-3 deficit early in
the second quarter to beat Texas A&M – Kingsville 27-14 and end
a 13-game losing streak dating back to late in the 2012 season. He
also forced a fumble and intercepted a pass as HSU held the Lone
Star Conference team to 256 yards in total offense, including 98
rushing. Special Teams – Paul Revis, Western Oregon (WR, 165,
Fr., Scappoose, OR) had 265 all-purpose yards, including 129 on
six kick returns and 27 on three punt returns in a 45-38 loss to
NCAA Division I Football Championship Series (FCS) Portland
State. He also caught eight passes for 109 yards, including
touchdown catches of 26 and 48 yards. The latter came with 46
seconds left pulling the Wolves to within seven points.
Week of Sept. 8-14: Offense – Ja’Quan Gardner, Humboldt State
(RB, 5-7, 175, Fr., Ceres, CA – Central Valley) rushed for 136 yards
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on just 16 carries as the Lumberjacks defeated AFCA 14 ranked
Azusa Pacific 30-10. Gardner scored on touchdown runs of 54
and six yards in the first four minutes of the game as HSU bolted
to a 30-3 halftime lead. Gardner leads the GNAC in rushing with
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292 yards and ranks 10 in NCAA Division II. Defense - Kevin
Haynes, Central Washington (LB, 6-0, 230, Fr., Brush Prairie, WA –
Battle Ground) led the Wildcats with nine tackles and also had his
team’s only two interceptions in a 48-14 home win over Dixie
State as CWU held the Red Storm to 235 yards in total offense.
The previous week Dixie gained 640 yards in an overtime loss at
Colorado Mesa. Special Teams –Nikolai Karpun, Simon Fraser (P,
6-0, 203, Jr., North Delta, BC – Sands Secondary) averaged 47
yards on five punts including a long of 52 yards. After two weeks,
Karpun is averaging 46.3 yards per punt, which is better than the
GNAC all-time record of 44.9 by 10-year NFL veteran Michael
Koenen who averaged 44.9 yards for Western Washington in
2002.
Week of Sept. 15-21: Offense – Tyrell Williams, Western Oregon
(WR, 6-4, 200, Sr., Salem, OR - Cascade) caught five passes for 119
yards, including touchdown receptions of 72 and five yards in the
second quarter and eight yards in the fourth quarter. The latter
score gave the Wolves a 33-21 lead with 8:27 remaining in the
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game. Williams now ranks 10 in GNAC history in career
receiving yards with 2,129 yards and his average per catch of 16.8
ranks ninth. Defense – Travis Hansen, Humboldt State (LB, 6-2,
235, Sr., San Anselmo, CA – Siskiyous) helped the Lumberjacks
hold Dixie State to 147 yards in total offense (76 rushing and 71
passing) in a 50-3 victory. It was the fewest amount of yards
allowed by HSU since it limited Southern Oregon to 112 in 2005
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and the 10 lowest in GNAC history. Hansen had six tackles,
including a five-yard quarterback sack. He also had a 67-yard
interception for a touchdown late in the second quarter as the
‘Jacks built up a 36-3 halftime lead.
Special Teams – John
Keating, South Dakota Mines (P, 6-1, 222, Jr., Tucson, AZ – Sabino)
averaged 44.3 yards on six punts, including a long of 58. Three of
his six punts were inside the 20.
Week of Sept. 22-28: Offense – Trent McKinney, South Dakota
Mines (QB, 6-0, 185, Jr., Mililani, HI) set a GNAC record with 503
yards of total offense in leading the Hardrockers to a 62-44 win at
William Jewell. McKinney rushed for 206 yards and four
touchdowns becoming just the second quarterback in GNAC
history to rush for 200 yards in a single game. He also completed
26 of 36 passes for 297 yards and two touchdowns as Mines
earned its first victory of the season and extended its string of
consecutive quarters in which it has scored to 15. Defense – Alex
Markarian, Humboldt State (DE, 6-4, 275, Sr., Chino Hills, CA) and
Steven Fanua, Azusa Pacific (LB, 6-1, 225, Sr., Milpitas, CA) ...
Markarian had four tackles, including 2 ½ quarterback sacks. He
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currently ranks fourth in the GNAC and 25 nationally in sacks as
he led a HSU defense which had a season-high 10 sacks in a 34-16
win over Western Oregon improving to 4-0 on the season ...
Fanua had 13 tackles including five solos in a 42-23 road win at
Dixie State as the Cougars allowed the Red Storm just three
second-half points outscoring them 21-3 in the final 30 minutes.
Special Teams – Cedrique Chaney, Central Washington (DB, 6-0,
197, Jr., Kelso, WA) blocked a punt which was picked up and
returned 20 yards for a touchdown by Austin Pernell in the first
quarter of the Wildcats’ 63-7 win against Simon Fraser. Later in
the opening quarter Jackson Huerta blocked a punt and Chaney
scooped it up and returned it five yards for a TD as the Wildcats
built an early 21-7 lead. Chaney also had three tackles.
Week of Sept. 29-Oct. 4: Offense – Terrell Watson, Azusa Pacific
(RB, 6-2, 240, Sr., Oxnard, CA) rushed for 256 yards, including a
school-record 199 in the opening half, leading the Cougars to a
27-20 win at Central Washington. Watson leads NCAA Division II
in rushing with 881 yards, an average of 176.2 per game. He has
rushed for nine touchdowns, including two in the first half
Saturday as APU built a 27-7 lead at halftime. Defense – Jordan
Herdman, Simon Fraser (LB, 6-2, 231, So., Winnipeg, MB) had 10
tackles, including 2 ½ for losses of four yards. He also forced a
fumble, which was picked up by his brother Justin and returned
27 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter to give the Clan a
19-6 lead on the way to a 29-19 victory. Jordan leads the GNAC in
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tackles with 60, and ranks 12 nationally with an average of 12
tackles per game. Special Teams – Chris Campbell, Humboldt
State (P, 5-11, 175, Sr., Granite Bay, CA) averaged 48.4 yards on
five punts, three times pinning South Dakota Mines inside its 20yard line. He had a season-long of 61 yards. Campbell now leads
the GNAC in punting averaging 42.3 yards.
GNAC in NCAA Statistical Rankings
GNAC teams and individuals ranked among the Top 20 in the
latest NCAA statistical rankings:
Team
Institution
Total Defense
Humboldt State
Rushing Offense Azusa Pacific
Rushing Defense Humboldt State
Passing Offense
South Dakota Mines
Team Pass Eff. Def. Humboldt State
Scoring Defense Humboldt State
Turnover Margin Humboldt State
Kickoff Returns
Humboldt State
Punt Returns
Simon Fraser
Punt Returns
Humboldt State
Sacks
Humboldt State
Sacks
Central Washington
Sacks
Azusa Pacific
Passing Defense Central Washington
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4 Down Offense Azusa Pacific
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3 Down Defense Humboldt State
4th Down Defense Humboldt State
Red Zone Offense South Dakota Mines
Red Zone Defense Humboldt State
Individual
Rushing
Total Offense
Receptions
Receiving
Scoring
All-Purpose
All-Purpose
Punt Returns
Kickoff Returns
Punting
Punting
Player
Terrell Watson
Trent McKinney, SDM
Greg Logan, CWU
Greg Logan, CWU
Terrell Watson, APU
Paul Revis, WOU
Terrell Watson, APU
Gianni Olivas, HSU
Ja’Quan Gardner, HSU
Chris Campbell, HSU
Nickolai Karpun, SFU
Avg./Total
243.0
247.0
70.4
315.4
89.6
8.6
1.4
25.5
28.8
17.4
5.2
3.6
3.4
157.2
0.80
.203
.143
.944
.400
Avg./Total
176.2
307.4
7.4
106.4
10.8
203.0
184.0
16.9
32.2
42.3
42.1
Rank
6th
18th
6th
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13
13th
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4
th
19
14th
st
1
14th
1st
th
9
th
12
16th
10th
2nd
5th
5th
nd
2
Rank
1st
17th
12th
th
17
15th
4th
7th
9th
th
11
18th
19th
Interceptions
Total Tackles
Sacks
Sacks
Sacks
Tackles For Loss
Passes Defended
Passes Defended
Passes Defended
Passing
Fumble Recover.
Fumble Recover.
Fumble Recover.
Jacob Witham, DSU
Jordan Herdman, SFU
Alex Markarian, HSU
Tovar Sanchez, CWU
Silas Sarvinski, HSU
Jake Miller, DSU
Nick Sharpe, HSU
Devin Ceciliani, WOU
Jamal Johnson, HSU
Ryan Bergman, WOU
CJ Broussard, APU
Roger Garrett, WOU
Jay Lata, SD Mines
0.60
12.0
1.5
1.2
1.1
1.9
1.8
1,6
1.6
309.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
20th
13th
3rd
th
6
16th
th
13
12th
20th
20th
10th
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8
8th
8th
GNAC Career Leaders (All-Time & Active)
All-Purpose
1. Brian Potucek, CWU (2001-05)
4. Terrell Watson, APU (2012-14)
8. Bobby Pospischil, SFU (2011-14)
19. Nick Ricciardulli, HSU (2009, 12-14)
27. Jordan Todd, CWU (2012-14)
4948
4095
3431
2640
2241
(Note: Watson had 795 all-purpose yards in 2011 prior to APU
joining the GNAC and has career total of 4890)
Total Offense
1. Mike Reilly, CWU (2005-08)
13. Ryan Bergman, WOU (2011-14)
18. Terrell Watson, APU (2012-14)
20. Ryan Stanford, SFU (2013-14)
22. Jake Nelson, CWU (2013-14)
13,711
4916
3813
3138
3000
(Note: Watson had 697 total offense yards in 2011 prior to APU
joining the GNAC and has career total of 4510)
Rushing
1. Terrell Watson, APU (2012-14)
8. Nick Ricciardulli, HSU (2009, 12-14)
12. Jordan Todd, CWU (2012-14)
18. Joe Harris, WOU (2012-14)
3787
2211
2048
1362
(Note: Watson had 697 rushing yards in 2011 prior to APU joining
the GNAC and has career total of 4484)
Passing
1. Mike Reilly, CWU (2005-08)
12. Ryan Bergman, WOU (2011-14)
19. Ryan Stanford, SFU (2013-14)
23. Jake Nelson, CWU (2013-14)
12,448
5074
3235
2634
Receptions
1. Johnny Spevak, CWU (2006-09)
4. Bobby Pospischil, SFU (2011-14)
13. Lemar Durant, SFU (2012-14)
16. Tyrell Williams, WOU (2011-14)
23. Chase Krivashei, HSU (2013-14)
318
199
135
133
121
Receiving Yards
1. Johnny Spevak, CWU (2006-09)
9. Tyrell Williams, WOU (2011-14)
15. Bobby Pospischil, SFU (2011-14)
16. Lemar Durant, SFU (2012-14)
4426
2175
1916
1869
Scoring
1. Garrett Rolsma, CWU (2006-09)
4. Terrell Watson, APU (2012-14)
7. Matt Bruder, HSU (2010-14)
14. Jamie Cacciatore, APU (2012-14)
20. Lemar Durant, SFU (2012-14)
330
264
215
174
140
(Note: Watson scored 90 points in 2011 prior to APU joining the
GNAC and has career total of 354)
Tackles
1. Buddy Wood, CWU (2005-09)
20. Tyler Thornton, APU (2012-14)
31. Jeremiah Maluia, HSU (2010-12, 14)
385
234
208
(Note: Thornton had 18 tackles in 2011 prior to APU joining the
GNAC and has career total of 252)
Interceptions
1. Jason Patterson, CWU (1998-01)
6. Tyler Thornton, APU (2012-14)
22
11
GNAC Teams in AFCA/D2Football.com Top 25
Team
Pre-Season
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Oct. 5
AFCA
APU
22nd
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14
NR (26th)
NR (31st)
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NR (36 )
NR (30th)
HSU
----NR (38th)
NR (33rd)
NR (28th)
24th
D2Football.com
APU
HSU
--17th
------25th
--22nd
(NR – Not rated in Top 25, but is among others receiving votes)
GNAC Miscellany
GNAC COMPETES IN SUPER REGIONAL III: The GNAC competes
in Super Regional III. Also part of the 44-team Super Regional III is
the MIAA (Mid-America), the Great American Conference and the
Northern Sun. Six teams from each of the four regions qualify for
the playoffs.
EARNED ACCESS: “Earned access” berths are awarded to
conferences which have a team ranked in the Top 8 in their
region. Six teams from each region qualify for the playoffs. The
impact of earned access is that if a team is ranked seventh or
eighth, but qualifies for the earned access berth, it would qualify
for the playoffs, displacing a team ranked above it in the top six.
The GNAC does not currently receive an earned access berth since
only three of its seven football schools are full-fledged members
of the GNAC. A minimum of six is required for a league to qualify
for a berth.
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GNAC Media Relations
Information Director – Bob Guptill
E-Mail – [email protected]
Assistant Information Director – Nathan Webber
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Office – 503-305-8756
Note: Bob Guptill handles football, volleyball, cross country,
men’s basketball, indoor and outdoor track and field and softball.
Nathan Webber is in charge of men’s soccer, women’s soccer,
women’s basketball, baseball and men’s and women’s golf.
2014 GNAC FOOTBALL STATISTICS – WEEK 5
Team Statistics
SCORING OFFENSE
1. Humboldt State
2. Central Washington
3. South Dakota Mines
4. Western Oregon
5. Azusa Pacific
6. Simon Fraser
7. Dixie State
G
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
TD
25
24
20
18
19
12
13
TOTAL OFFENSE
1. South Dakota Mines
2. Humboldt State
3. Central Washington
4. Azusa Pacific
5. Western Oregon
6. Dixie State
7. Simon Fraser
G
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
Rush
692
1169
653
1235
231
653
356
RUSHING OFFENSE
1. Azusa Pacific
2. Humboldt State
3. South Dakota Mines
4. Central Washington
Dixie State
6. Simon Fraser
7. Western Oregon
G
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
XP
22
23
16
15
15
12
9
2X XP FG Saf Pts Avg
2 0 6 0 194 38.8
0 0 4 0 179 35.8
0 0 1 0 139 27.8
0 0 5 0 138 27.6
0 0 2 1 137 27.4
0 0 4 1 98 19.6
0 0 3 0 96 19.2
Pass
1576
1010
1374
583
1474
1037
1159
Plys
399
375
384
333
367
359
362
Yds Avg
2268 5.7
2179 5.8
2027 5.3
1818 5.5
1705 4.6
1690 4.7
1515 4.2
Att
Yds
239 1235
244 1169
188 692
210 653
181 653
147 356
149 231
PASSING OFFENSE
1. South Dakota Mines
2. Western Oregon
3. Central Washington
4. Simon Fraser
5. Dixie State
6. Humboldt State
7. Azusa Pacific
G
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
Att Cmp Int
211 134 5
218 113 7
174 107 7
215 117 9
178 88 8
131 82 3
94 53 4
PASSING EFFICIENCY
1. Humboldt State
2. South Dakota Mines
3. Central Washington
4. Western Oregon
5. Azusa Pacific
6. Simon Fraser
7. Dixie State
G
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
Att Cmp
131 82
211 134
174 107
218 113
94 53
215 117
178 88
Pct.
63.5
51.8
61.5
54.4
49.4
62.6
56.4
Pct Int
62.6 3
63.5 5
61.5 7
51.8 7
56.4 4
54.4 9
49.4 8
Avg
5.2
4.8
3.7
3.1
3.6
2.4
1.6
TD
20
23
19
19
18
13
10
TD
14
16
9
10
6
1
4
Yds Avg TD
1576 7.5 11
1474 6.8 14
1374 7.9 9
1159 5.4 9
1037 5.8 7
1010 7.7 7
583 6.2 5
Yds
1010
1576
1374
1474
583
1159
1037
TD
7
11
9
14
5
9
7
SCORING DEFENSE
1. Humboldt State
2. Azusa Pacific
3. Central Washington
4. Western Oregon
5. Simon Fraser
6. Dixie State
7. South Dakota Mines
G
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
TD
5
14
18
21
25
27
30
Avg.
453.6
435.8
405.4
363.6
341.0
338.0
303.0
TOTAL DEFENSE
1. Humboldt State
2. Azusa Pacific
3. Central Washington
4. Western Oregon
5. Simon Fraser
6. Dixie State
7. South Dakota Mines
G
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
Rush
352
673
888
727
797
936
966
Yds/G
247.0
233.8
138.4
130.6
130.6
71.2
46.2
RUSHING DEFENSE
1. Humboldt State
2. Azusa Pacific
3. Western Oregon
4. Simon Fraser
5. Central Washington
6. Dixie State
7. South Dakota Mines
Yds/G
315.2
294.8
274.8
231.8
207.4
202.0
116.6
PASSING DEFENSE
1. Central Washington
2. Humboldt State
3. Azusa Pacific
4. Dixie State
5. Western Oregon
6. Simon Fraser
7. South Dakota Mines
G
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
Att Cmp Int
130 59 9
156 68 7
174 88 4
155 95 7
191 111 5
157 95 6
197 127 4
PASS DEF EFFICIENCY
1. Humboldt State
2. Azusa Pacific
3. Central Washington
4. Western Oregon
5. Dixie State
6. Simon Fraser
7. South Dakota Mines
G
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD
156 68 7 43.6 863 4
174 88 4 50.6 905 8
130 59 9 45.4 786 9
191 111 5 58.11318 10
155 95 7 61.31211 8
157 95 6 60.51323 14
197 127 4 64.51759 17
Effic
140.4
138.7
136.8
123.4
117.5
105.1
102.4
G
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
XP
4
12
15
19
22
24
28
2X XP FG Saf Pts Avg
0 0 3 0 43 8.6
0 0 8 0 120 24.0
0 0 3 0 132 26.4
0 0 4 0 157 31.4
0 0 3 1 183 36.6
2 0 7 1 213 42.6
2 0 3 2 225 45.0
Pass
863
905
786
1318
1323
1211
1759
Plys
320
363
326
379
350
399
395
Ru Yards
164 352
189 673
188 727
193 797
196 888
244 936
198 966
Pct.
45.4
43.6
50.6
61.3
58.1
60.5
64.5
Yds Avg
1215 3.8
1578 4.3
1674 5.1
2045 5.4
2120 6.1
2147 5.4
2725 6.9
TD
4
14
17
18
22
23
29
Avg.
243.0
315.6
334.8
409.0
424.0
429.4
545.0
Avg. TD
2.1
0
3.6
6
3.9
8
4.1
8
4.5
8
3.8 15
4.9 12
Yds/G
70.4
134.6
145.4
159.4
177.6
187.2
193.2
Yds Avg TD
786 6.0 9
863 5.5 4
905 5.2 8
1211 7.8 8
1318 6.9 10
1323 8.4 14
1759 8.9 17
Yds/G
157.2
172.6
181.0
242.2
263.6
264.6
351.8
Effic
89.5
104.8
105.2
128.1
134.9
153.1
163.9
Individual Statistics
ALL PURPOSE
Team Cl G Ru Rcv PR KR Yds
1. Revis,Paul
WOU FR 5 8 491 132 3841015
2. Watson,Terrell
APU SR 5 881 39 0 0 920
3. Gardner,Ja'Quan HSU FR 5 494 78 0 193 765
4. Logan,Greg
CWU SR 5 0 532 9 139 680
5. Anderson,Earl
SFU JR 5 -7 16 134 459 602
6. Ricciardulli,Nick HSU SR 5 444 87 0 0 531
7. Crenshaw,Tim SDSMT SR 5 0 119 -1 373 491
8. Stephens,Nate
DSU JR 5 14 334 -4 92 436
9. Williams,Tyrell WOU SR 4 0 333 0 0 333
10. Ridley,Rashad SDSMT JR 5 9 292 0 112 413
Avg.
203.0
184.0
153.0
136.0
120.4
106.2
98.2
87.2
83.2
82.6
RECEPTIONS
1. Logan,Greg
2. Williams,Tyrell
3. Revis,Paul
Ridley,Rashad
5. Stephens,Nate
6. Krivashei,Chase
7. Pospischil,Bobby
8. Apelu,Kamakana
9. McKinney,Kent
10. Ziegler,Daniel
Team Cl
CWU SR
WOU SR
WOU FR
SDSMT JR
DSU JR
HSU SO
SFU SR
WOU FR
CWU SO
SDSMT FR
TOTAL OFFENSE
Team
1. McKinney,Trent SDSMT
2. Nelson,Jake
CWU
3. Bergman,Ryan
WOU
4. Webber,Robert
HSU
5. Stanford,Ryan
SFU
6. Watson,Terrell
APU
7. Jeffries,Chad
APU
8. Gavett,Hayden
DSU
9. Gardner,Ja'Quan HSU
10. Ricciardulli,Nick
HSU
Cl
JR
SO
SR
FR
JR
SR
SO
SO
FR
SR
Yds
307.4
291.4
288.0
185.4
184.2
176.2
173.0
153.8
98.8
88.8
RECEPTION YARDS
1. Logan,Greg
2. Revis,Paul
3. Williams,Tyrell
4. McKinney,Kent
5. Ziegler,Daniel
6. Stephens,Nate
7. Ridley,Rashad
8. Pospischil,Bobby
9. Sanchez,Marcus
10. Apelu,Kamakana
Team Cl
CWU SR
WOU FR
WOU SR
CWU SO
SDSMT FR
DSU JR
SDSMT JR
SFU SR
SDSMT JR
WOU FR
RUSHING
Team
1. Watson,Terrell
APU
2. Gardner,Ja'Quan HSU
3. Ricciardulli,Nick
HSU
4. McKinney,Trent SDSMT
5. Jeffries,Chad
APU
6. Todd,Jordan
CWU
7. Burton,Myles
DSU
8. Tudor,Cole
SFU
9. Harris,Joe
WOU
10. Gavett,Hayden
DSU
Cl
SR
FR
SR
JR
SO
JR
JR
SR
JR
SO
LG
64
59
35
72
31
32
19
19
24
28
Avg.
176.2
98.8
88.8
66.0
63.4
56.0
47.6
38.0
37.4
30.8
KICK RETURN AVG Team Cl
1. Gardner,Ja'Quan HSU FR
2. Davis,Isaiah
CWU JR
3. Logan,Greg
CWU SR
4. Revis,Paul
WOU FR
5. Reed,Aubrey
DSU JR
6. Ridley,Rashad SDSMT JR
7. Myles,Tarik
APU SO
8. Anderson,Earl
SFU JR
9. Crenshaw,Tim SDSMT SR
10. Stephens,Nate
DSU JR
G
5
5
5
5
4
5
5
5
5
5
Ret
6
9
6
17
6
5
6
23
20
6
Yds TD Long Avg
193 0 53 32.2
241 0 41 26.8
139 0 35 23.2
384 0 44 22.6
135 0 34 22.5
112 0 32 22.4
127 0 40 21.2
459 0 52 20.0
373 0 52 18.6
92 0 28 15.3
PASS EFFICIENCY
Team
1. Webber,Robert
HSU
2. McKinney,Trent SDSMT
3. Nelson,Jake
CWU
4. Bergman,Ryan
WOU
5. Jeffries,Chad
APU
6. Stanford,Ryan
SFU
7. Gavett,Hayden
DSU
G
5
5
5
4
5
5
4
Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD
121 77 2 63.6 968 7
165 109 4 66.1 1207 8
170 105 7 61.8 1352 9
169 87 5 51.5 1236 13
82 47 3 57.3 548 5
168 91 7 54.2 953 8
77 34 6 44.2 492 3
Eff.
146.6
138.7
137.8
132.4
126.3
109.2
95.1
PUNT RETURN AVG
1. Olivas,Gianni
2. Davis,Isaiah
3. Zalk,Jesse
4. Revis,Paul
5. Myles,Tarik
6. Stephens,Nate
G
5
5
4
5
5
5
Ret
9
11
5
13
13
6
Yds TD Long Avg
151 0 75 16.8
140 0 65 12.7
60 0 42 12.0
132 0 20 10.2
86 0 18 6.6
-4 0 5 -0.7
PASSING YARDS
Team
1. Bergman,Ryan
WOU
2. Nelson,Jake
CWU
3. McKinney,Trent SDSMT
4. Webber,Robert
HSU
5. Stanford,Ryan
SFU
6. Gavett,Hayden
DSU
7. Jeffries,Chad
APU
8. Broeker,Ben
SDSMT
9. Garr,Brody
DSU
10. Rushton,Mitchell SFU
G
4
5
5
5
5
4
5
5
4
4
Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD
169 87 5 51.5 1236 13
170 105 7 61.8 1352 9
165 109 4 66.1 1207 8
121 77 2 63.6 968 7
168 91 7 54.2 953 8
77 34 6 44.2 492 3
82 47 3 57.3 548 5
11 5 1 45.5 97 1
11 4 0 36.4 50 0
7 3 0 42.9 23 0
Avg.
309.0
270.4
241.4
193.6
190.6
123.0
109.6
19.4
12.5
5.8
G
5
5
4
5
5
5
5
4
5
5
Ru
330
105
-84
-41
-32
881
317
123
494
444
Pa
1207
1352
1236
968
953
0
548
492
0
0
G Att Yds
5 146 881
5 60 494
5 94 444
5 60 330
5 61 317
5 80 280
5 48 238
5 48 190
5 60 187
4 46 123
Ply
225
235
199
138
193
146
143
123
60
94
Tot.
1537
1457
1152
927
921
881
865
615
494
444
Avg TD
6.0 9
8.2 7
4.7 5
5.5 6
5.2 3
3.5 6
5.0 1
4.0 0
3.1 2
2.7 2
Team Cl
HSU SR
CWU JR
CWU SO
WOU FR
APU SO
DSU JR
PUNTING
Team
1. Campbell,Chris
HSU
2. Karpun,Nikolai
SFU
3. Keating,John
SDSMT
4. Kuhn,Jonathan
CWU
5. Bradt,Alexander WOU
6. Cacciatore,Jamie APU
7. Metz,Robert
DSU
Cl
SR
JR
JR
FR
JR
JR
JR
G
5
4
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
G
5
5
4
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
No. Yds TD
37 532 1
24 333 4
28 491 5
28 292 2
26 334 1
25 229 1
23 283 1
21 262 3
19 378 3
18 342 1
No.
37
28
24
19
18
26
28
23
18
21
G
4
5
4
5
5
5
5
Yds
532
491
333
378
342
334
292
283
265
262
LG Avg.Game
56 14.4 7.40
72 13.9 6.00
60 17.5 5.60
28 10.4 5.60
62 12.8 5.20
41 9.2 5.00
26 12.3 4.60
39 12.5 4.20
87 19.9 3.80
40 19.0 3.60
TD LG
1 56
5 60
4 72
3 87
1 40
1 62
2 28
1 26
1 40
3 39
No. Yds
22 931
26 1094
14 574
25 1024
34 1313
28 1074
28 1025
LG
61
54
59
53
65
49
68
Avg. Game
14.4 106.4
17.5 98.2
13.9 83.2
19.9 75.6
19.0 68.4
12.8 66.8
10.4 58.4
12.3 56.6
14.7 53.0
12.5 52.4
Avg
42.3
42.1
41.0
41.0
38.6
38.4
36.6
SCORING
Team
1. Watson,Terrell
APU
2. Gardner,Ja'Quan HSU
3. Todd,Jordan
CWU
4. Bruder,Matt
HSU
5. McKinney,Trent SDSMT
6. McDonald,Sean CWU
7. Ricciardulli,Nick HSU
8. Williams,Tyrell WOU
Henry,Tanner
APU
Revis,Paul
WOU
Cl
SR
FR
JR
SR
JR
SO
SR
SR
JR
FR
G TD XP FG 2X Pts Avg.
5 9 0 0 0 54 10.8
5 8 0 0 0 48 9.6
5 7 0 0 0 42 8.4
5 0 22 6 0 40 8.0
5 6 0 0 0 36 7.2
5 0 23 4 0 35 7.0
5 5 0 0 2 32 6.4
4 4 0 0 0 24 6.0
5 5 0 0 0 30 6.0
5 5 0 0 0 30 6.0
FIELD GOALS
Team
1. Bruder,Matt
HSU
2. Correa,Jesse
WOU
3. McDonald,Sean CWU
Docherty,Tiernan SFU
5. Giordani,Alex
DSU
6. Cacciatore,Jamie APU
7. Jones,Devon
SDSMT
Cl
SR
JR
SO
JR
FR
JR
SR
G FG FGA Pct. Avg.
5 6 11 54.5 1.20
5 5 7 71.4 1.00
5 4 5 80.0 0.80
5 4 5 80.0 0.80
5 3 4 75.0 0.60
5 2 3 66.7 0.40
5 1 2 50.0 0.20
SCORING (KICK)
1. Bruder,Matt
2. McDonald,Sean
3. Correa,Jesse
4. Docherty,Tiernan
5. Cacciatore,Jamie
6. Jones,Devon
7. Giordani,Alex
Team Cl
HSU SR
CWU SO
WOU JR
SFU
JR
APU JR
SDSMT SR
DSU FR
TACKLES
Team
1. Herdman,Jordan SFU
2. Haynes,Kevin
CWU
3. Haldane,Mitch
CWU
4. Holloway,Aeryus DSU
5. Lata,Jay
SDSMT
6. Akins,Kraig
WOU
7. Barnett,Mitchell SFU
8. Kuenzi,Shane
WOU
9. Fanua,Steven
APU
10. Hepp,Jake
SDSMT
Johnson,Tyler
WOU
12. Isherwood,Matt SFU
Metz,Robert
DSU
14. Miller,Jake
DSU
Manning,Errik
APU
16. Thornton,Tyler
APU
Christian,Zac
DSU
Cliatt,Alexander SDSMT
19. Suliafu,Taliuaki
APU
20. Broussard,C.J.
APU
Cl
SO
FR
JR
JR
SR
SR
JR
JR
SR
SR
FR
SR
JR
SR
JR
SR
SR
SO
FR
SO
G
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
G Pos
5 LB
5 LB
5 LB
4 DB
5 LB
5 DL
5 LB
5 LB
5 LB
5 LB
5 LB
5 DB
5 DB
5 DL
5 LB
5 DB
5 DB
5 DB
4 DB
5 DB
PATs
22-23
23-23
15-17
12-12
15-18
16-18
9-11
FGs
6-11
4-5
5-7
4-5
2-3
1-2
3-4
Pts Avg.
40 8.0
35 7.0
30 6.0
24 4.8
21 4.2
19 3.8
18 3.6
Solo Ast Tot. Avg. Sack
23 37 60 12.0 0.0
25 19 44 8.8 0.0
20 23 43 8.6 3.0
21 13 34 8.5 0.0
26 16 42 8.4 2.5
23 18 41 8.2 3.5
20 20 40 8.0 1.5
19 18 37 7.4 1.0
15 20 35 7.0 1.0
21 12 33 6.6 1.0
17 16 33 6.6 0.0
15 16 31 6.2 0.0
15 16 31 6.2 0.0
17 13 30 6.0 4.0
11 19 30 6.0 1.5
16 13 29 5.8 0.0
21 8 29 5.8 0.0
17 12 29 5.8 0.0
15 8 23 5.8 2.0
17 11 28 5.6 0.0
21. Baines,DeAndre CWU
Munns,Garland
DSU
23. Thropay,Jonathan APU
24. Sanchez,Tovar
CWU
Tyler,John
SDSMT
26. Chaney,Cedrique CWU
Riebe,Lucas
SDSMT
Buell,Cameron
HSU
Garrett,Roger
WOU
Fakkema,James CWU
JR
SR
SO
JR
JR
JR
JR
SO
JR
SO
5 DB
5 LB
5 DB
5 DL
5 DB
5 DB
5 LB
5 LB
5 DB
5 DL
13
15
13
11
22
13
17
13
17
11
14
12
13
14
3
11
7
11
7
13
27
27
26
25
25
24
24
24
24
24
5.4
5.4
5.2
5.0
5.0
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
0.0
0.0
1.0
6.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.5
SACKS
Team
1. Markarian,Alex HSU
2. Sanchez,Tovar
CWU
3. Sarvinski,Silas
HSU
4. Ashby,Isaiah
SDSMT
5. Miller,Jake
DSU
6. Heidebrecht,Codey HSU
Hackett,Matthew APU
Akins,Kraig
WOU
Puffer,Jamie
SFU
10. Haldane,Mitch
CWU
G
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
Pos
DE
DL
DE
LB
DL
DE
DE
DL
DL
LB
Solo Ast Yds Tot. Avg.
6 3 34 7.5 1.50
5 2 48 6.0 1.20
3 5 42 5.5 1.10
4 1 24 4.5 0.90
3 2 29 4.0 0.80
3 1 33 3.5 0.70
3 1 22 3.5 0.70
3 1 21 3.5 0.70
3 1 16 3.5 0.70
3 0 27 3.0 0.60
TACKLES FOR LOSS Team
1. Miller,Jake
DSU
2. Akins,Kraig
WOU
Sanchez,Tovar
CWU
4. Lawrence,Kristian SFU
5. Puffer,Jamie
SFU
6. Markarian,Alex HSU
Haldane,Mitch
CWU
Sarvinski,Silas
HSU
Ashby,Isaiah
SDSMT
10. Suliafu,Taliuaki APU
G
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
4
Pos
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DE
LB
DE
LB
DB
Solo Ast Yds Tot. Avg.
8 3 42 9.5 1.90
7 3 47 8.5 1.70
7 3 52 8.5 1.70
5 6 29 8.0 1.60
6 3 28 7.5 1.50
5 3 35 6.5 1.30
6 1 33 6.5 1.30
3 7 44 6.5 1.30
5 3 32 6.5 1.30
6 0 25 6.0 1.50
Cl
SO
SR
JR
FR
SR
SR
FR
SO
SO
SR
G
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
INTERCEPTIONS
1. Witham,Jacob
2. Hansen,Travis
Baines,DeAndre
Haynes,Kevin
Isherwood,Matt
Thornton,Tyler
7. Johnson,Tyler
Miller,Matt
Broussard,C.J.
Uppal,Bibake
Team
DSU
HSU
CWU
CWU
SFU
APU
WOU
CWU
APU
SFU
Int
3
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
Yds TD Long
42 0 23
89 1 67
54 1 54
22 0 22
1 0 1
-4 0 0
53 0 53
46 1 46
24 0 24
23 0 23
Game
0.60
0.40
0.40
0.40
0.40
0.40
0.20
0.20
0.20
0.20
2014 Scoring Summaries
Sept. 4:
Grand Valley
3 7 0 3 10
Azusa Pacific
0 7 6 0 13
GV – Schipper 40 Field Goal
APU – Elffers 16 run (Cacciatore kick)
GV – Miskel 23 pass from Parling (Schipper kick)
APU – Watson 10 run (Cacciatore kick)
GV = Schipper 40 Field Goal
APU – Watson 10 run (kick blocked)
GV – Ratay 1 run (Schipper kick)
GV – Schipper 37 Field Goal
APU – Watson 1 run (no try)
-- 23
-- 26
Sept. 6:
Central Washington
0 7 0 7 -- 14
Montana
17 17 14 0 -- 48
UM – Greenberg 29 Field Goal
UM – Van 31 run (Greenberg kick)
UM – Schye 46 punt return (Greenberg kick)
UM – Van 9 run (Greenberg kick)
CWU – McKinney 13 pass from Nelson (McDonald kick)
UM – Van 85 pass from Smithwick-Hann (Greenberg kick)
UM – Greenberg 18 Field Goal
UM – Van 43 run (Greenberg kick)
UM – Nguyen 22 run (Sullivan kick)
CWU – Todd 32 run (McDonald kick)
Menlo
3 14 7 7 -- 31
Simon Fraser
7 7 7 3 -- 24
SFU – Kawamoto 29 pass from Stanford (Docherty kick)
Menlo – Daog 24 Field Goal
Menlo – Jones 9 run (Daog kick)
Menlo – Jones 72 pass from Dodson (Daog kick)
SFU – Milanovic-Litre 1 pass from Stanford (Docherty kick)
SFU – Durant 30 pass from Stanford (Docherty kick)
Menlo – Martey 78 pass from Neal (Daog kick)
SFU – Docherty 25 Field Goal
Menlo – Jones 12 pass from Dodson (Daog kick)
Humboldt State
3 0 14 10
Texas A&M – Kingsville
7 0 7 0
HSU – Bruder 49 Field Goal
TAMUK – Thomas 72 pass from Mitchell (Lehnig kick)
TAMUK – Washington 96 kick return (Lehnig kick)
HSU – Abdullah blocked punt return (Bruder kick)
HSU – Gardner 17 run (Bruder kick)
HSU – White 12 pass from Webber (Bruder kick)
HSU – Bruder 43 Field Goal
-- 27
-- 14
Dixie State
7 6 21 3
Colorado Mesa
9 14 3 11
CMU – Hubbard 95 kick return (pass failed)
CMU – Sheehan 32 Field Goal
-- 37
-- 44
0
7
DSU – Hayden 14 run (Giordani kick)
CMU – Rankin 14 pass from Kaiser (Sheehan kick)
CMU – Dennis 14 pass from Kaiser (Sheehan kick)
DSU – Groskreutz 7 pass from Hayden (pass failed)
DSU – Peterson 5 run (Giordani kick)
DSU – Groskreutz 7 pass from Hayden (Giordani kick)
CMU – Sheehan 25 Field Goal
DSU – Burton 5 run (Giordani kick)
CMU – Perse 12 pass from Kaiser (Lindquist pass from Kaiser)
DSU – Giordani 25 Field Goal
CMU – Sheehan 40 Field Goal
CMU – Dennis 1 run (Sheehan kick)
Western Oregon
0 14 10 14
Portland State
10 14 7 14
PSU – Carter 10 pass from McDonagh (Gonzalez kick)
PSU – Gonzales 21 Field Goal
PSU – McDonagh 4 run (Gonzales kick)
WOU – Bergman 9 run (Correa kick)
WOU – Revis 26 pass from Bergman (Correa kick)
PSU – Closs 48 pass from McDonagh (Gonzales kick)
PSU – Richard 10 run (Gonzales kick)
WOU – Apelu 21 pass from Bergman (Correa kick)
WOU – Correa 23 Field Goal
WOU – Harris 3 run (Correa kick)
PSU – Penn 48 run (Gonzales kick)
PSU – Closs 36 pass from Penn (Gonzales kick)
WOU – Revis 48 pass from Bergman (Correa kick)
-- 38
-- 45
Colorado Mines
7 15 14 7
South Dakota Mines
0 6 6 7
CSM – Champagne 3 run (Llewellyn kick)
CSM – Spurgeon 49 pass from Dvorak (Llewellyn kick)
CSM – Safety
CSM – Llewellyn 30 Field Goal
SDM – McKinney 4 run (run failed)
CSM – Llewellyn 39 Field Goal
CSM – Dvorak 13 run (Llewellyn kick)
SDM – Broeker 8 pass from McKinney (run failed)
CSM – Champagne 1 pass from Dvorak (Llewellyn kick)
CSM – Gillis 17 pass from Dvorak (Llewellyn kick)
SDM – Vandervort 15 pass from McKinney (Jones kick)
-- 43
-- 19
Sept. 13:
Western Oregon
0 24 14 0
Simon Fraser
0 14 0 0
WOU – Harris 4 run (Correa kick)
SFU – Tolbert 5 run (Docherty kick)
WOU – Williams 62 pass from Bergman (Correa kick)
WOU – Fenumiai 4 pass from Bergman (Correa kick)
WOU – Correa 38 Field Goal
SFU – Tudor 9 pass from Stanford (Docherty kick)
WOU – Revis 50 pass from Bergman (Correa kick)
WOU – Apelu 5 pass from Bergman (Correa kick)
-- 38
-- 14
Dixie State
7 0 0 7
Central Washington
14 14 10 10
CWU – McKinney 46 pass from Nelson (McDonald kick)
DSU – Stephens 62 pass from Gavett (Giordani kick)
CWU – Zalk 15 pass from Nelson (McDonald kick)
CWU – Nelson 5 run (McDonald kick)
CWU – Todd 14 run (McDonald kick)
CWU – McDonald 24 Field
CWU – Todd 2 run (McDonald kick)
CWU – McDonald 31 Field Goal
CWU – Thornton 14 run (McDonald kick)
DSU – Peterson 15 run (Giordani kick)
-- 14
-- 48
South Dakota Mines
7 6 10 7
Black Hills State
14 14 7 7
BHSU – Paris 2 run (Carstens kick)
BHSU – Whalen 3 pass from Anderson (Carstens kick)
SDM – Broeker 3 run (Jones kick)
BHSU – Paris 33 pass from Anderson (Carstens kick)
SDM – Ziegler 19 pass from McKinney (kick failed)
BHSU – Eboreim 62 pass from Anderson (Carstens kick)
SDM – Jones 31 Field Goal
SDM – Ridley 28 pass from Sanders (Jones kick)
BHSU – Whalen 9 pass from Anderson (Carstens kick)
SDM – Crenshaw 14 pass from Sanders (Jones kick)
BHSU – Whalen 4 pass from Anderson (Carstens kick)
-- 30
- 42
Azusa Pacific
0 3 7 0
Humboldt State
16 14 0 0
HSU – Gardner 54 run (kick blocked)
HSU – Gardner 6 run (Bruder kick)
HSU – Bruder 26 Field Goal
HSU – Ricciardulli 5 run (Bruder kick)
APU – Cacciatore 26 Field Goal
HSU – White 17 pass from Webber (Bruder kick)
APU – Henry 36 pass from Jeffries (Cacciatore kick)
-- 10
-- 30
Simon Fraser
0 3 14
Azusa Pacific
7 16 0
APU – Henry 8 pass from Jeffries (Cacciatore kick)
APU – Cacciatore 37 Field Goal
SFU – Docherty 39 Field Goal
APU – Watson 4 run (kick failed)
APU – Henry 8 pass from Jeffries (Cacciatore kick)
SFU – Tudor 5 pass from Stanford (Docherty kick)
SFU – Pauls 8 pass from Stanford (Docherty kick)
APU – Safety
APU – Jeffries 6 run (Cacciatore kick)
SFU – Kett 5 pass from Stanford (Docherty kick)
7
9
-- 24
-- 32
Wisconsin-River Falls
7 7 14 15
South Dakota Mines
7 7 7 7
SDM - McKinney 13 run (Jones kick)
RF – Udeh 3 run (Kusilek kick)
SDM – Broeker 2 pass from McKinney (Jones kick)
RF – Christianson 28 pass from Kusilek (Kusilek kick)
SDM – Sanchez 10 pass from McKinney (Jones kick)
RF – Kusilek 12 run (Kusilek kick)
RF – Udeh 13 run (Kusilek kick)
RF – Christianson 61 pass from Kusilek (Kusilek kick)
SDM – Crenshaw 1 pass from McKinney (Jones kick)
RF – Smethers 4 pass from Kusilek (Kusilek run)
-- 43
-- 28
Sept. 27:
Sept. 20:
Central Washington
7 0 7 20
Western Oregon
7 13 7 9
WOU – Apelu 18 pass from Bergman (Correa kick)
CWU – Todd 24 pass from Nelson (McDonald kick)
WOU – Williams 72 pass from Bergman (Correa kick)
WOU – Williams 5 pass from Bergman (kick failed)
WOU – Penaranda 28 run (Correa kick)
CWU – Todd 11 run (McDonald kick)
CWU – Miller 46 interception (McDonald kick)
WOU – Williams 8 pass from Bergman (pass failed)
CWU – McQuad 26 pass from Nelson (McDonald kick)
CWU – Baines 54 interception (pass failed)
WOU – Correa 32 Field Goal
HSU – Gardner 1 run (Bruder kick)
DSU – Giordani 32 Field Goal
HSU – Hansen 67 interception (Bruder kick)
HSU – White 4 pass from Webber (Bruder kick)
HSU – Gardner 1 run (Bruder kick)
HSU – Doctor 1 run (Bruder kick)
-- 34
-- 36
Humboldt State
15 21 14 0 -- 50
Dixie State
0 3 0 0 -- 3
HSU – Krivashei 6 pass from Webber (Ricciardulli pass from
Webber)
HSU – Ricciardulli 6 run (Bruder kick)
Western Oregon
0 3 13 0
Humboldt State
7 3 17 7
HSU – Kakitsuka 13 pass from Webber (Bruder kick)
HSU – Bruder 20 Field Goal
WOU – Correa 38 Field Goal
WOU – Revis 32 pass from Bergman (Correa kick)
HSU – Gardner 2 run (Campbell kick)
WOU – Revis 60 pass from Bergman (kick failed)
HSU – White 73 pass from Webber (Bruder kick)
HSU – Bruder 44 Field Goal
HSU – Gardner 17 run (Bruder kick)
-- 16
-- 34
Simon Fraser
7
0
0
Central Washington
21 14 21
CWU – Logan 3 pass from Nelson (McDonald kick)
CWU – Pernell 20 blocked punt return (McDonald kick)
CWU – Chaney 5 blocked punt return (McDonald kick)
SFU – Pospischil 26 pass from Stanford (Docherty kick)
CWU – Zalk 14 pass from Nelson (McDonald kick)
CWU – Zalk 7 pass from Nelson (McDonald kick)
CWU – Todd 8 run (McDonald kick)
CWU – Todd 17 run (McDonald kick)
CWU – Stinson 2 run (McDonald kick)
CWU – Stell 78 interception return (McDonald kick)
---
0
7
7
63
Azusa Pacific
14
7
7 14
Dixie State
7 13
3
0
APU – Watson 2 run (Cacciatore kick)
DSU – Groskreutz 13 pass from Longshore (Giordani kick)
APU – Jeffries 7 run (Cacciatore kick)
DSU – Groskreutz 21 pass from Longshore (Giordani kick)
APU – Jeffries 7 run (Cacciatore kick)
DSU – Gavett 6 run (kick blocked)
DSU – Giordani 42 Field Goal
APU – Watson 11 run (Cacciatore kick)
APU – Adams 27 run (Cacciatore kick)
APU – Watson 17 run (Cacciatore kick)
---
42
23
South Dakota Mines
14 20 14
William Jewell
7 14
0
SDM – McKinney 3 run (Jones kick)
WJC – Mullins 60 pass from West (Womack kick)
SDM – Ridley 16 pass from McKinney (Jones kick)
WJC – Mullins 21 pass from West (Womack kick)
SDM – McKinney 3 run (Jones kick)
SDM – Matthews 61 pass from Broeker (kick failed)
SDM – Collins 2 run (Jones kick)
WJC – Rebeck 16 pass from West (Womack kick)
SDM – Broeker 3 run (Jones kick)
SDM – Brownfield 33 pass from McKinney (Jones kick)
WJC – Riser 10 interception (Womack kick)
SDM – McKinney 2 run (Jones kick)
WJC – Egharevba 15 pass from West (Womack kick)
SDM – McKinney 72 run (Jones kick)
WJC – Jones 10 pass from West (Womack kick)
WJC – Safety
---
62
44
14
23
Oct. 4:
Azusa Pacific
13 14 0 0
Central Washington
0 7 3 10
APU – Watson 20 run (Cacciatore kick)
APU – Henry 15 pass from Jefffries (kick failed)
APU – Watson 1 run (Cacciatore kick)
CWU – Stinson 8 run (McDonald kick)
APU – Tanner 19 pass from Jeffries (Cacciatore kick)
CWU – McDonald 19 Field Goal
CWU – McKinney 87 pass from Nelson (McDonald kick)
CWU – McDonald 21 Field Goal
-- 27
-- 20
South Dakota Mines
0 0 0 0
Humboldt State
22 24 7 0
HSU - Ricciardulli 35 run (Krivashei pass from Webber)
HSU – Ricciardulli 11 run (Bruder kick)
HSU – Ricciardulli 3 run (Bruder kick)
HSU – Bruder 36 Field
HSU – Gardner 59 pass from Webber (Bruder kick)
HSU – Doctor 2 run (Bruder kick)
HSU – Doctor 3 run (Bruder kick)
HSU – Doctor 5 run (Bruder kick)
-- 0
-- 53
Simon Fraser
0 10 16 3
Dixie State
6 0 7 6
DSU – Sklarsky 11 pass from Longshore (kick failed)
SFU – Kawamoto 12 pass from Nickel (Docherty kick)
SFU – Docherty 42 Field Goal
SFU – Justin Herdman 27 fumble return (Docherty kick)
SFU – Safety
SFU – Anderson 61 punt return (Docherty kick)
DSU – Davis 1 run (Giordani kick)
SFU – Docherty 43 Field Goal
DSU – Johnson 9 pass from Longshore (pass failed)
-- 29
-- 19
Western Oregon
0 3 0 7 -- 10
North Alabama
6 7 14 3 -- 30
UNA – Martial 70 interception (kick failed)
UNA – Tucker 11 run (Pontius kick)
WOU – Correa 50 Field Goal
UNA – Carpenter 31 pass from Tucker (Pontius kick)
UNA – Hall 29 pass from Thompson (Pontius kick)
WOU – Thomas 28 pass from Shimanukuro (Correa kick)
UNA – Pontius 32 Field Goal