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NCAA DIVISION II FOOTBALL
#22 AZUSA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY VS. MENLO COLLEGE
Date: Saturday, November 15, 2014 | Kickoff: 4:00 p.m. (Pacific Standard Time)
Location: Glendora, Calif. | Citrus Stadium | Seating: 10,000 | Playing Surface: Artificial (FieldTurf)
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2014 Azusa Pacific Schedule
09/04
09/13
09/20
09/27
10/04
10/09
10/18
10/25
11/01
11/08
11/15
GRAND VALLEY STATE
at Humboldt State
SIMON FRASER
at Dixie State
*at Central Washington
*HUMBOLDT STATE
*DIXIE STATE (Homecoming)
*at South Dakota Mines
*WESTERN OREGON
*at Simon Fraser
MENLO
W, 26-23
L, 10-30
W, 32-24
W, 42-23
W, 27-20
W, 55-21
W, 49-27
W, 52-30
W, 19-18
W, 21-6
4 p.m.
Sports Information Director: Joe Reinsch
Associate Director: Stephen Hinkel
Phone: (626) 815-5085
Social Media: @APUCougars
www.apu.edu/athletics
paign last week at Simon Fraser and will carry its 13game GNAC winning streak into 2015. The Cougars
have won 19 of its last 20 conference games dating
back to 2012. Including three non-conference games
against GNAC opponents this year, Azusa Pacific is
21-2 in its last 23 games against GNAC opponents.
Azusa Pacific has won 23 of its last 26 games overall, extending its best stretch of that duration in program history. The previous best was a 21-4 run
which began with the Cougars’ 1998 NAIA championship team.
Junior K Jamie Cacciatore was the sixth player in
program history (and just the second kicker) to surpass 200 career points, and last week’s three-PAT
afternoon at Simon Fraser pushed him ahead of Ben
Hansen into fourth place on Azusa Pacific’s career
scoring chart to set the program record for career
scoring by a kicker (208 points).
Senior TB Terrell Watson rushed for 128 yards in
last week’s win, giving him 1,815 yards this season
and pushing him past the Azusa Pacific and GNAC
single-season rushing marks he set last year with
his 1,812-yard campaign.
Watson had rushed for at least 185 yards in the first
eight Cougar victories this year, and he has rushed
for at least two touchdowns in seven consecutive
games. With two TDs last week, he picked up his
23rd and 24th TDs of the season to break his own
school and GNAC single-season records (23).
Watson’s game-tying 80-yard TD run (which led to
Cacciatore’s game-winning PAT) against Western
Oregon was the longest rush of his career, and it
pushed him over the 200-yard mark for the fifth time
this year (eighth career 200-yard game).
(see national rushing leaders chart to right)
Conditions
Game Time Temperature
Daytime High Temperature:
Wind:
Humidity:
Cloud Cover:
Chance of Precipitation:
Sunset:
Partly Cloudy
67° F
71° F
8 mph WSW
59%
29%
2%
4:47 p.m. PST
2014 National Rushing Leaders
Player (School-Division)
YDS
1. Anthony Bilal (Lake Erie-II)
1821
2. Terrell Watson (Azusa Pacific-II)
1815
3. Brandon Wegher (Morningside-NAIA) 1710
4. Austin Ekeler (Western State-II)
1521
5. E'Lon Spight (Eastern New Mexico-II) 1509
6. Lavance Taylor (Central Missouri-II) 1505
7. Desmond Martin (Wayne State-II)
1502
8. Melvin Gordon (Wisconsin-FBS)
1501
9. Luke Lundy (Ottawa-NAIA)
1476
10. Sam Sura (Saint John's (MN)-III)
1469
11. Khairi Dickson (Saint Francis (PA)-FCS) 1461
12. Marquis Barrolle (Texas Lutheran-III) 1432
13. Domonique Hayden (Thomas More-III) 1426
14. Zach Zenner (South Dakota State-FCS) 1426
15. Chase Edmonds (Fordham-FCS)
1425
16. Jarrell Reynolds (Southeastern (FL)-NAIA) 1410
17. Dylan Jones (Willamette-III)
1376
18. Tevin Coleman (Indiana-FBS)
1371
19. Xavier Finney (Idaho State-FCS)
1360
20. Ryan Ruffing (Washington & Jefferson-III) 1354
21. Tyler Henness (Benedictine-NAIA)
1351
22. Shamar Greene (Slippery Rock-II)
1343
23. James Conner (Pittsburgh-FBS)
1342
24. Jacques Alston (North Carolina Wesleyan-III)1341
25. Andy Hibbett (Carson-Newman-II)
1333
YPG
182.1
181.5
190.0
152.1
150.9
150.5
150.2
166.8
147.6
163.2
162.3
159.1
158.4
142.6
142.5
156.7
172.0
152.3
136.0
150.4
150.1
134.3
149.1
149.0
148.1
TD
27
24
28
13
19
14
16
19
16
14
10
13
25
13
20
25
17
11
14
23
7
10
17
10
14
Series History: Azusa Pacific vs. Menlo
 All-time series: Azusa Pacific leads the all-time series with Menlo, 9-4-1. The Cougars are 4-2-1 at home
against the Oaks. The teams met annually from 1986-96 and continued the series with games in 2000, 2001,
and 2011.
Series Streaks
Current: Azusa Pacific (2, 2001-present)
Longest: Azusa Pacific (7, 1990-96)
In Glendora/Azusa: Azusa Pacific (1, 2001-present)
In Atherton: Azusa Pacific (5, 1991-present)
Series History (since 2000): Azusa Pacific vs. Menlo
Date
10/28/2000
10/13/2001
11/05/2011
Location
Azusa, Calif.
Azusa, Calif.
Atherton, Calif.
Winner
Menlo
Azusa Pacific
Azusa Pacific
Score
47-37
23-12
49-6
2013 Azusa Pa2014 CONFERENCE REVIEW: COUGARS WIN
BACK-TO-BACK GNAC TITLES
by Joe Reinsch & Jared Pine
After opening the year on national TV with a
thrilling 26-23 double-overtime win over Grand
Valley State, Azusa Pacific rose to No. 14 in the
AFCA Division II Coaches Poll. However, the
Cougars were quickly humbled on a long road
trip to Humboldt State, falling behind 30-3 at
halftime before ultimately dropping a 30-10 decision to the Lumberjacks. The Cougars rebounded by winning eight straight, including last
week’s 21-6 road win over Simon Fraser.
Azusa Pacific’s first three games against
GNAC foes did not count towards conference
standings, but the Cougars’ three consecutive
victories by 22 points or more over Humboldt
State (55-21), Dixie State (49-27) and South
Dakota Mines (52-30) do, along with a 27-20
road win at Central Washington the first weekend of October. The perfect 6-0 GNAC season
runs Azusa Pacific’s conference winning streak
to 13. With the unbeaten GNAC title, the Cougars have now won 19 of its past 20 conference
games, 21 of its last 23 against GNAC foes, and
23 of 26 overall dating back to the middle of the
2012 campaign.
SCHEDULE
Azusa Pacific’s conference schedule kicked
off with a clash between the two teams picked in
the preseason by GNAC coaches to finish at the
top of the conference. The defending GNAC
champion Cougars were a unanimous pick to
repeat as champion, while Central Washington
was second in the preseason coaches poll. The
Cougars posted a 27-20 win, then followed up
the challenging opener by hosting a resurgent
Humboldt State, which rebounded from an 0-11
season last year to win five straight to start the
2014 campaign, including a 30-10 win over Azusa Pacific in September.
After avenging the early-season defeat with a
55-21 thumping of Humboldt State at home on
Oct. 9, Azusa Pacific posted big wins over Dixie
State, 49-27, and South Dakota Mines, 52-30,
before needing a late 80-yard Terrell Watson TD
run and a blocked field goal to clinch at least a
share of the Cougars’ second consecutive
GNAC title in a 19-18 win over Western Oregon.
Last week’s impressive defensive performance,
limiting Simon Fraser to 285 yards total offense
in a 21-6 win, capped the perfect GNAC slate.
five touchdowns on the ground. In the 32-24
victory over Simon Fraser, his first win as a starter, Jeffries completed 14-of-23 passes for 163
yards and two touchdowns while running 12
times for 96 yards and another score, and he
completed 75 percent (18-of-24) for 224 yards in
last week’s win at Simon Fraser. Fellow redshirt
frosh Andrew Elffers has also appeared in all 10
games, running for a 17-yard touchdown on his
first career carry in the season-opening win over
Grand Valley State. Three of his 10 carries have
been touchdowns, and he has 82 rushing yards.
Receivers: Junior wideout Tanner Henry is the
team’s leading receiver with 32 catches for 443
yards and six touchdowns through 10 games.
Azusa Pacific has eight different receivers who
have recorded at least five receptions this year.
Sophomore Ethan Zeidler’s 62-yard reception
against Dixie State is the team's longest passing
play of the season, and Zeidler has 17 catches
for 273 yards since moving into the starting
lineup in Week 3.
Running Backs: The Cougars’ GNAC-leading
rushing attack ranks 14th nationally in Division II,
and it is led by college football’s best all-purpose
rusher Terrell Watson, whose 6-foot-2, 240pound frame has carried a significant share of
the offense with 1,815 rushing yards (181.5
yards per game) and 24 touchdowns on 279
carries. His steady production and eight games
with at least 180 rushing yards have been bolstered by contributions from junior Ryan Adams
and Jeffries, who have combined for another 645
rushing yards and seven touchdowns. The Cougars are averaging a league-leading 248 rushing
yards per game and lead the GNAC in rushing
touchdowns with 34. All seven Cougar touchdowns in the Dixie State Homecoming win were
rushing scores. Watson ranks second in all divisions of college football in rushing yards and is
second in Division II in rushing TDs with 24.
Offensive Line: Azusa Pacific’s most experienced position offensively has solidified its reputation as dominant in the run game, paving the
way for GNAC bests of 248 rushing yards per
game, 5.4 yards per carry, and 34 rushing touchdowns. The front five have allowed just 17 sacks,
fewest in the GNAC. Senior right tackle Cody
Clay, junior right guard Jaylen Crutchfield,
and sophomore center Ahmad Sunda have started every game this year, and senior Jacob
Thomas and sophomore Jordan Wernet have
started all six GNAC games on the left side.
REVIEW BY POSITION: OFFENSE
Quarterbacks: Redshirt freshman QB Chad
Jeffries emerged as the starter beginning in
Week 2, starting every game since the season
opener. As the first
freshman starting
quarterback at Azusa
Pacific since 2008,
Jeffries has won eight
of his nine starts,
passing for 1,560
yards and 11 touchdowns so far this
year. The 6-foot-2,
190-pound dual-threat
QB is also the team’s
second-leading rusher
CHAD JEFFRIES
with 532 yards and
REVIEW BY POSITION: DEFENSE
Defensive Line: Two
of the Cougars’ three
returning starters on
defense entering the
year led a deep position
group, which added
senior Luke Siwek as a
consistent force at nose
tackle while junior Oregon transfer David
Kafovalu took over a
starting assignment at
defensive end. The
Cougars are holding
MATTHEW HACKETT
opponents to 108.2
rushing yards per game, and APU ranks second
in the GNAC in sacks with 38. Junior defensive
end Matthew Hackett , who came up with the
game-clinching field-goal block to preserve the
win against Western Oregon, also leads the pass
rush with a team-high 4.0 sacks. Returning starter Talaiasi Taueli has started six of the 10
games this year, registering 25 tackles, and
fellow returning starter Pasiaka Fahina rejoined
the starting lineup in Week 3 and has 22 tackles
on the year.
Linebackers: Senior middle linebacker Steven
Fanua has been Azusa Pacific's defensive
leader, leading the team with 88 tackles and
multiple GNAC Defensive Player of the Week
awards. Fanua has started all 10 games, forced
one fumble, and registered a team-high 7.0 tackles for loss, including a sack. Sophomore rover
Jonathan Thropay has been the only other
linebacker to start every game, and he has 51
tackles with three interceptions as a first-year
starter. Juniors Greg Ehrhart and Errik Manning
split time at the whip until Na’im Colbert started
at Central Washington, and Colbert registered a
team-high seven tackles (two for loss) with a
sack and an interception in the 27-20 road win.
Defensive Backs: Senior free safety Tyler
Thornton, the 2013 GNAC Defensive Player of
the Year, leads a Cougar secondary that features first-year starters in senior Andre Myles at
strong safety and senior Ronald Douglas and
sophomore C.J. Broussard at cornerback. The
Cougars have put together one of the GNAC’s
best passing defenses, ranking among the
league leaders in yardage allowed per pass
attempt (6.6). Thornton has tallied 61 tackles, six
pass deflections, two interceptions, and three
forced fumbles to help lead the defense, while
redshirt freshman safety Taliuaki Suliafu had a
loud introduction to his college career with 12
tackles (three for loss) and three QB hurries in
the season-opening win over Grand Valley State.
He has 29 tackles, 6.0 tackles for loss, and five
pass breakups, while Broussard ranks third on
the team with 57 tackles and a team-high four
interceptions. Douglas, who converted to defense after playing his first three years as a running back, is now a 10-game starter on the defensive side with 34 tackles (21 solo) and a
team-high 11 pass breakups.
REVIEW BY POSITION: SPECIAL TEAMS
Junior Jamie Cacciatore has added full-time
punting duties to his roles as the placekicker.
Cacciatore has five field goals with a seasonlong of 44 yards, and he is 40-of-44 on PATs. He
has put 20 of his 56 kickoffs into the end zone for
touchbacks, and his 55 points this season have
pushed his career total to
208 points, best among
Azusa Pacific kickers and
fourth on the program’s
overall scoring list. Cacciatore is averaging 37.5
yards per punt, with 15 of
his 45 punts pinning opponents inside the 20.
In the return game,
sophomore Tyree Davis
has a punt return touchdown of 65 yards, and his
TYREE DAVIS
16 kick returns have gone
for 416 yards while he has 12 punt returns for
134 yards.
2013 Azusa PaHEAD COACH VICTOR SANTA CRUZ
WATCH LIFE ON FILM: VICTOR
Head coach Victor Santa Cruz has taken Azusa Pacific football to the next level, and the future couldn't
be brighter for a program that enters full NCAA Division II membership in 2014.
Santa Cruz guided Azusa Pacific through its NCAA transition by leading the Cougars to the 2013
Great Northwest Athletic Conference championship in the program's second season of NCAA competition. In doing so, Santa Cruz took a Cougar team picked fifth in the GNAC preseason poll to a 9-1
league record before concluding the historic season with a dominant postseason win in the Victory Bowl,
67-0 over Greenville College, to give Azusa Pacific its third 10-win season in program history.
For his efforts, Santa Cruz was named the 2013 GNAC and National Christian College Athletic Association Coach of the Year, and the 10-2 campaign pushed the Cougars' record over the past four years
to 29-16. The outstanding coaching staff he has assembled includes NFL Hall of Famer Jackie Slater,
who was instrumental in the development of former walk-on tight end Luke Marquardt into an NFLcaliber offensive lineman (currently with the San Francisco 49ers).
For all his recent success on the field, Santa Cruz is just as proud of the impact he's made on the
program by placing his emphasis on the transformation of young men who can achieve success after
graduation. His focus on academics has resulted in landing a league-high 21 players from Azusa Pacific
on the GNAC All-Academic team over the past two seasons.
"I'm a passionate guy," said Santa Cruz. "I'm passionate about Jesus Christ, my family and Azusa
Pacific. Through competition on the field and in the classroom, I want to see young men exit this program with an understanding of effective process, a sense of self, and the vision to become successful
husbands, fathers, employees and employers."
It's a philosophy that has delivered concrete results, as evidenced by Azusa Pacific's recent success
both on and off the field. The Cougars used a four-game winning streak at the end of the 2012 season as a springboard into a 10-2 campaign and an
outright GNAC championship in 2013. The first two years of Division II competition came on the heels of back-to-back playoff appearances which
wrapped up the program's long-standing affiliation as an NAIA independent program, and Santa Cruz was recognized as the NAIA Independent Coach
of the Year in 2010 and 2011.
The 2011 season, which was Azusa Pacific's final year competing in the NAIA, opened with a narrow 42-40 loss to University of San Diego in a wild
shootout that featured 48 combined fourth-quarter points in front of a school-record crowd of 6,124. Despite the season-opening defeat, Santa Cruz
guided his team to six straight wins by an average margin of 38 points. The only other regular-season loss was a 38-31 setback at Lindenwood, but a
resilient set of Cougars regrouped and closed out the regular season with back-to-back blowout wins over fellow NAIA independents Southern Oregon
and Menlo to earn a spot in the 16-team NAIA playoffs.
Azusa Pacific piled up 587 yards of total offense in a 49-26 first-round playoff win before traveling to Helena, Montana, for the second consecutive
postseason, for a quarterfinal matchup with defending national champion Carroll College. The Cougars scored on the game's opening possession and
didn't trail until late in the fourth quarter when Carroll chewed up over eight minutes of the clock with an 18-play scoring drive to edge the Cougars, 1714.
Santa Cruz's 2011 offense, led by two-time NAIA Independent Offensive Player of the Year QB John van den Raadt, rushed for a school-record
3,915 yards in 2011 (326.2 yards per game) and also set the program's single-season records for scoring (45.6 points per game) and total offense
(496.4 yards per game). Van den Raadt, who started 40 consecutive games for Santa Cruz, ended up shattering the program's career record for total
offense, finishing with 9,335 yards which included another program-record of 6,639 yards passing. He was the only QB in scholarship college football
(non-NCAA Division III) to average 100 yards rushing per game, and he was the leading rusher for Santa Cruz's offense which led the NAIA in rushing
(3,915 yards) and scoring average (45.6), and also ranked as college football's most productive rushing offense by averaging 7.6 yards per rush attempt, making Azusa Pacific the only four-year college football program at any level in 2011 to average over seven yards per rush.
That final round of Cougar success in the NAIA was even more rewarding due to the process it took for an independent program to get there. Santa
Cruz annually clashed with some of the nation's top programs, putting together schedules comprised primarily of top NCAA Division II, Division I FCS,
and NAIA programs. As a result, the Cougars traveled throughout the country to play teams in Florida, Texas, Utah, Wisconsin, Oregon, Louisiana,
Missouri, Washington, Montana, and Oklahoma. The wide range of experiences the well-traveled program collected throughout the process helped
prepare the Cougars for a successful 2010 season which featured the program's first NAIA playoff appearance since 2005.
True to his word, Santa Cruz's players lived up to his challenge to compete in the classroom, as well. In 2009, Azusa Pacific was one of just three
football programs in the nation to earn the NAIA's prestigious title of "Scholar Team" for maintaining a team-wide grade point average of better than 3.0
(on a 4.0 scale).
Now in his 14th year on the Cougar coaching staff, Santa Cruz came to Azusa Pacific in 2001, serving five seasons as an assistant before taking
over as head coach in 2006. During his first three seasons he served as the offensive coordinator, overseeing the development of the program's alltime leading passer (Luke Winslow) and the fourth-best all-time rusher (Ben Buys) at the time they graduated.
Santa Cruz played his collegiate ball at the University of Hawai'i, where he was a four-year linebacker for the Warriors, tallying 139 tackles (83 solo)
during his career. He redshirted the 1990 season and then played in 46 games over the next four seasons (1991-94). As a 1992 sophomore, he played
on the Rainbows' Western Athletic Conference championship team that beat Illinois in the Holiday Bowl.
As a collegiate coach, Santa Cruz has been credited for maintaining an atmosphere of Cougar football that impacts players' lives beyond the field.
"I've come to realize that no matter what level you're at, you and your players want to win," said Santa Cruz. "Moving up or staying isn't necessarily
my goal but making an impression on my players, working hard, and raising my family are."
Santa Cruz has developed and directs the Azusa Pacific Football Academic Organization and Success Strategy which works with all transfers and
freshmen in their quest for achievement in the classroom. His first team, the 2006 Cougars, was named to the first-ever NAIA Scholar Team.
The son of a former U.S. Marines major, Santa Cruz lived in Hawai'i, Arizona, Japan, Orange County and San Diego, where he became a prep
standout at Rancho Buena Vista High School in Vista, Calif. He was the Palomar League Defensive Player of the Year while collecting All-CIF honors
as a 1989 senior.
Prior to his coaching career, Santa Cruz worked in sales and marketing for the Sport Supply Group.
Santa Cruz graduated from the University of Hawai'i with a bachelor's degree in economics in 1995, and he completed a master's in organizational
leadership from Azusa Pacific in 2010.
Santa Cruz, who also teaches in the university's exercise and sport science department, lives in Rancho Cucamonga with his wife Jamie and their
three children, Victor, Jr. (13), Izabella (11), and Levi (8).
2013 Azusa Pa-
NCAA DIVISION II FOOTBALL RANKINGS
Super Region Three (Nov. 10, 2014)
Rank 11/3 10/27 School
vs Division II Overall
1
1
2 Minnesota State-Mankato 10-0
10-0
2
2
4 Ouachita Baptist
9-0
9-0
3
3
1 Minnesota-Duluth
10-0
10-0
4
4
6 Pittsburg St.
9-1
9-1
5
5
7 Northwest Mo. St.
9-1
9-1
6
9
9 Harding
8-1
8-1
7
7
3 Sioux Falls
9-1
9-1
8
6
5 Azusa Pacific
9-1
9-1
9
10
10 Henderson State
9-1
9-1
10
NR NR Central Oklahoma
8-2
8-2
AFCA Coaches’ Poll (Nov. 10, 2014)
Rank Prev
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
13
13
12
14
14
15
15
16
16
17
18
18
17
19
19
20
20
21
21
22
23
23
25
24
NR
25
NR
School (1st place votes)
Minnesota State-Mankato (29)
Minnesota-Duluth
Lenoir-Rhyne (1)
Ferris State (1)
Bloomsburg
Pittsburg State
Northwest Missouri State
Colorado State-Pueblo
Ouachita Baptist
Winston-Salem
Ohio Dominican
Concord
Delta State
Henderson State
North Alabama
Harding
West Chester
Sioux Falls
Colorado Mines
Michigan Tech
Shepherd
Azusa Pacific
Indianapolis
Texas A&M-Commerce
Valdosta State
Record
10-0
10-0
10-0
10-0
10-0
9-1
9-1
9-1
9-0
9-1
8-1
10-0
8-1
9-1
8-1
8-1
9-1
9-1
9-1
8-1
8-1
9-1
9-1
8-2
7-2
Pts
772
738
713
681
647
609
578
535
510
448
446
420
419
360
357
321
267
265
219
198
163
136
97
49
40
Others receiving votes: Ashland 24, West Georgia 24, Angelo State 18,
Central Oklahoma 12, Virginia State 6, Tuskegee 2, American International 1.
D2Football.com (Nov. 11, 2014)
Rank Prev
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
13
13
14
14
15
15
16
16
17
17
18
18
19
19
20
20
21
21
22
23
23
25
24
NR
25
NR
School
Minnesota State-Mankato
Minnesota-Duluth
Ferris State
Lenoir-Rhyne
Pittsburg State
Bloomsburg
Northwest Missouri State
Colorado State-Pueblo
Winston-Salem
Henderson State
Ohio Dominican
West Chester
Delta State
North Alabama
Concord
Indianapolis
Shepherd
Valdosta State
Azusa Pacific
Sioux Falls
Ouachita Baptist
Colorado Mines
Harding
Michigan Tech
West Georgia
Record
10-0
10-0
10-0
10-0
9-1
10-0
9-1
9-1
9-1
9-1
8-1
9-1
8-1
8-1
10-0
9-1
8-1
7-2
9-1
9-1
9-0
9-1
8-1
8-1
8-2
VS. NCAA DIVISION II
Since 1996, Azusa Pacific is 37-26 vs. NCAA Division
II teams. In 2010, the Cougars snapped a 10-game
losing streak to D-II teams by defeating Lincoln (Mo.)
University, 59-14, and in 2011 Azusa Pacific split a pair
of road games against D-II foes in consecutive weeks,
defeating future GNAC rival Dixie State, 48-19, before
transitioning D-II program Lindenwood (Mo.) edged the
Cougars by a 38-31 tally the following week.
Azusa Pacific joined Division II’s Great Northwest
Athletic Conference in 2012, going 4-6 that year against
GNAC foes. The Cougars have faced at least two D-II
opponents every season since 2003, when Humboldt
State was the Cougars’ lone D-II foe.
Azusa Pacific vs. the GNAC
(current members)
Opponent
Overall ‘14 GNAC
2013
Central Washington 4-6 W, 27-20 (A) L, 3-7 (H); W, 24-17 (A)
Dixie State
8-3 W, 49-27 (H) W, 36-20 (A); W, 23-20 (H)
Humboldt State
11-18 W, 55-21 (H) W, 28-2 (H); W, 21-13 (A)
Simon Fraser
5-1 W, 21-6 (A) W, 44-36 (H); W, 28-19 (A)
South Dakota Mines 1-0 W, 52-30 (A) —
Western Oregon
5-4 W, 19-18 (H) W, 34-32 (A); W, 38-28 (H)
COUGARS POSTSEASON HISTORY
Azusa Pacific qualified for the NAIA
playoffs eight times, all since 1998,
and the Cougars made a ninth postseason appearance with last year’s
invitation to the National Christian
College Athletic Association (NCCAA)
Victory Bowl. The Cougars are 10-7 all
-time in postseason play. They won
their first six NAIA playoff games,
including all four in 1998 when they
won the national championship in their
first-ever postseason appearance.
Below is a game-by-game list of
Azusa Pacific’s all-time playoff results.
1998 (NAIA Playoffs)
at Azusa, Calif. (first round)
Azusa Pacific 31, Taylor 28
at Azusa, Calif. (quarterfinals)
Azusa Pacific 35, C. Washington 28
at Azusa, Calif. (semifinals)
Azusa Pacific 26, Huron 24
at Savannah, Tenn. (championship)
Azusa Pacific 17, Olivet Nazarene 14
1999 (NAIA Playoffs)
at Azusa, Calif. (first round)
Azusa Pacific 31, Doane 12
at Azusa, Calif. (quarterfinals)
Azusa Pacific 38, Hastings 35
at Azusa, Calif. (semifinals)
Georgetown 66, Azusa Pacific 35
A TRADITION CONTINUED
Azusa Pacific concluded its NAIA affiliation in 2012
with a record eight consecutive Directors’ Cups, emblematic of the Cougars being the top athletics program in the
NAIA from 2005-12.
Sponsored by Learfield Sports, the Directors’ Cup was
developed by USA Today and the National Association of
Collegiate Directors of Athletics as an annual awards
program that recognizes the best overall athletics programs in the NAIA and NCAA. Points are awarded to
each school based on their postseason progression
through the playoffs in sports for men and women.
Since the inception of the Directors’ Cup program at
the NAIA level in 1995-96, Azusa Pacific is the only NAIA
institution to appear in the top 10 of the standings all 17
years, and the Cougars concluded their NAIA membership with 14 consecutive top-five Directors’ Cup finishes,
a total unmatched by any other NAIA athletics program.
During its final two years of transition to the active
NCAA Division II membership it now enjoys, Azusa Pacific was presented with the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) 2013 and 2014 Presidential
Award for Excellence, honoring Cougar Athletics as the
organization’s top overall athletics program the past two
years based on performance in NCCAA national championship events.
By claiming the NCCAA top honor two years running,
Azusa Pacific has claimed the award for best overall athletics program within its championship affiliation for 10
consecutive years.
The Cougars won three NCCAA national championships in 2013-14, claiming men’s cross country, women’s
soccer, and men’s tennis titles.
2000 (NAIA Playoffs)
at Olathe, Kan. (first round)
MidAmerica Naz. 27, Azusa Pacific 21
2003 (NAIA Playoffs)
at Bismarck, N.D. (first round)
Mary 20, Azusa Pacific 2
2004 (NAIA Playoffs)
at Alva, Okla. (first round)
Azusa Pacific 16, NW Oklahoma 0
at Azusa, Calif. (quarterfinals)
Azusa Pacific 24, Sioux Falls 3
at Helena, Mont. (semifinals)
Carroll 14, Azusa Pacific 10
2005 (NAIA Playoffs)
at Azusa, Calif. (first round)
Montana Tech 24, Azusa Pacific 17
2010 (NAIA Playoffs)
at Helena, Mont. (first round)
Carroll 35, Azusa Pacific 21
2011 (NAIA Playoffs)
at Azusa, Calif. (first round)
Azusa Pacific 49, Ottawa 26
at Helena, Mont. (quarterfinals)
Carroll 17, Azusa Pacific 14
2013 (NCCAA Victory Bowl)
at Rome, Ga.
Azusa Pacific 67, Greenville (IL) 0
2013 Azusa PaPreseason Honors & Rankings
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Conference Standings
TEAM
CONF OVERALL PF PA
Azusa Pacific
6-0
9-1
333 222
Central Washington 4-2
6-4
350 255
Humboldt State
3-2
7-2
317 168
Western Oregon
3-2
5-5
255 261
Simon Fraser
2-4
2-8
204 361
South Dakota Mines 1-5
2-8
325 485
Dixie State
0-5
1-9
222 377
This Week’s Schedule (all times Pacific)
Western Oregon at South Dakota Mines, 12:00 pm
Central Washington at Simon Fraser, 1:00 pm
Dixie State at Humboldt State, 1:00 pm
Menlo at Azusa Pacific, 4:00 pm
2014 Team Statistical Leaders
SCORING MARGIN
GAMES
1. Humboldt State
9
2. Azusa Pacific
10
3. Central Washington 10
4. Western Oregon
10
5. Dixie State
10
6. Simon Fraser
10
7. South Dakota Mines 10
PF
317
333
350
255
222
204
325
PA MARGIN
168
+149
222
+111
255
+95
261
-6
377
-155
361
-157
485
-160
TOTAL OFFENSE
1. South Dakota Mines
2. Humboldt State
3. Azusa Pacific
4. Central Washington
5. Western Oregon
6. Dixie State
7. Simon Fraser
RUSH
1609
1707
2480
1493
520
1070
910
PASS
3215
2057
1595
2357
3259
2463
2619
YARDS
4824
3764
4075
3850
3779
3533
3529
AVG
482.4
418.2
407.5
385.0
377.9
353.3
352.9
TOTAL DEFENSE
1. Humboldt State
2. Central Washington
3. Azusa Pacific
4. Western Oregon
5. Dixie State
6. Simon Fraser
7. South Dakota Mines
RUSH
968
1768
1082
1198
1899
1598
1924
PASS
1717
1884
2631
2660
2283
2794
3591
YARDS
2685
3652
3713
3858
4182
4392
5515
AVG
298.3
365.2
371.3
385.8
418.2
439.2
551.5
GAINED
TURNOVER MARGIN (FUMB/INT)
1. Azusa Pacific
19 (8/11)
2. Humboldt State
23 (9/14)
3. Central Washington 24 (5/19)
4. Western Oregon
19 (11/8)
5. Dixie State
17 (5/12)
6. South Dakota Mines 16 (10/6)
7. Simon Fraser
19 (11/8)
LOST
(FUMB/INT) MARGIN
10 (5/5)
+9
15 (8/7)
+8
22 (10/12)
+2
21 (8/13)
-2
24 (10/14)
-7
24 (15/9)
-8
30 (12/18)
-11
RED ZONE OFFENSE TDS (RUSH/PASS) FG
1. South Dakota Mines 30 (15/15) 4
2. Azusa Pacific
31 (25/6) 3
Humboldt State
27 (17/10) 7
4. Central Washington 30 (16/14) 5
5. Dixie State
22 (9/13) 5
6. Western Oregon
12 (3/9)
8
7. Simon Fraser
18 (6/12) 7
TOTAL/OPPS
%
34/37
34/42
34/42
35/47
27/37
20/28
25/40
91.9
81.0
81.0
74.5
73.0
71.4
62.5
RED ZONE DEFENSE TDS (RUSH/PASS) FG
1. Azusa Pacific
14 (5/9)
7
2. Western Oregon
18 (9/9)
7
3. Central Washington 16 (7/9)
7
4. Humboldt State
8 (5/3)
4
5. South Dakota Mines 45 (21/24) 4
6. Dixie State
36 (25/11) 8
7. Simon Fraser
30 (13/17) 5
TOTAL/OPPS
%
21/33
25/36
23/33
12/17
49/62
44/55
35/42
63.6
69.4
69.7
70.6
79.0
80.0
83.3
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For the second consecutive year, Azusa Pacific University claimed the Great Northwest Athletic Conference
academic team championship in football, posting the highest team grade point average among the conference’s six football programs at 2.92, which was the highest football team GPA in the 13-year history of the
GNAC team academic award. The Cougars were one of three GNAC teams which claimed conference
championships both on the field and in the classroom.
Azusa Pacific earned its first ever top-25 Division II ranking by appearing at 22nd in the preseason AFCA
Coaches' poll. The Cougars were also ranked 22nd in Lindy’s 2014 national college football preview and
25th in The Sporting News 2014 college football magazine.
Senior RB Terrell Watson, the 2013 GNAC Offensive Player of the Year, was named Lindy’s 2014 Preseason
Division II Offensive Player of the Year, earning a spot on Lindy’s 2014 All-Division II First Team Offense.
Watson rushed for 1812 yards and 23 touchdowns on 301 carries in a record-breaking season in 2013.
Azusa Pacific In National Statistical Rankings
Azusa Pacific ranks among Division II leaders in the following categories:
Team
#3 in Sacks: 38 total, 3.8 per game
#6 in Turnovers Lost (fewest): 10 (5 INT, 5 fumble)
#14 in Rushing Offense: 248.0 ypg
#14 in Red Zone Scoring Defense: 21-for-33, 63.6%
#15 in Time of Possession: 33:12 average
#20 in Rushing Defense: 108.2 ypg
#21 in Fourth Down Conversions: 8-for-13, 61.5%
#22 in Turnover Margin: plus-9
#24 in Blocked Kicks: 5
Individual
#2 in Rushing Yards (Terrell Watson): 1,815
#2 in Rushing Touchdowns (Terrell Watson): 24
#3 in Scoring (Terrell Watson): 144 points, 14.4/game
#4 in All Purpose Yards (Terrell Watson): 1,993, 199.3 avg
#4 in Punt Return TDs (Tyree Davis): 1
#16 in Blocked Kicks (Cody Clay): 2
#22 in Yards per Pass Attempt (Chad Jeffries): 8.13
#24 in Completion Percentage (Chad Jeffries): 62.5%
#28 in Fumbles Forced (Tyler Thornton): 3
Terrell Watson, Azusa Pacific’s all-time leading rusher, has been nominated for
Division II’s most prestigious award, the Harlon Hill Trophy.
Terrell Watson: 2014 Harlon Hill Trophy Nominee
Azusa Pacific running back Terrell Watson entered the 2014 season as Lindy’s Preseason Division II Offensive Player of the Year, and just a day after the 6-foot-2, 240pound senior broke his own season rushing records to lead his team to its second consecutive GNAC title, he was nominated for Division II’s most prestigious individual postseason award, the Harlon Hill Trophy.
Watson was the first college football player in any division to surpass 1,000 rushing
yards in 2014, and he maintained the national rushing lead for four consecutive weeks.
He trails the current leader by only six yards heading into the final week of the regular
season. A five-time GNAC Player of the Week, Watson has 1,815 rushing yards and 24
rushing TDs, breaking single-season school and conference records he set last year
when he was named the GNAC Offensive Player of the Year.
Watson currently holds 20 school records and 24 GNAC records, including the single
-season and career rushing yardage and touchdowns records. He enters the final regular-season game needing less than 200 yards to move into Division II’s all-time top-25
single-season rushing leaders.
The Harlon Hill Trophy has been awarded annually since 1986, and previous winners
include current NFL players Danny Woodhead and Joique Bell. An advisory committee
selects up to six players from each of Division II’s four regions for listing on regional ballots, which are determined to select the top two from each region for the national ballot.
The winner will be announced on December 19, and the trophy is officially presented to
the winner on January 9 in Florence, Alabama.
The Hill Trophy is named for a former University of North Alabama player - the late
Harlon Hill – who was a standout with the Lions from 1950-53 before going on to fame in
the NFL with the Chicago Bears.
2013 Azusa PaOFFENSE: SPREAD
DEFENSE: EAGLE
WR
14
80
Tanner Henry
Preston van Hofwegen
Jr.
Jr.
6-3 180
5-11 185
DE
94
61
Jason Schwartz
Haden Hobbs
R-Fr.
R-Fr.
6-3
6-2
225
225
TE
49
88
Josiah Thropay
Grant Widmer
So.
Jr.
6-5
6-3
250
220
NT
99
90
Luke Siwek
Jordan Tanioka
Sr.
Jr.
6-0 295
5-10 275
LT
69
77
Jacob Thomas
Christian Kama
Sr.
Jr.
6-3
6-4
280
280
DE
50
58
Talaiasi Taueli
Matthew Hackett
Jr.
Jr.
6-1
6-2
275
240
LG
73
65
Jordan Wernet
Walker VandenHazel
So.
R-Fr.
6-4
6-6
290
295
93
95
Pasiaka Fahina
Tyran Shaw
Sr.
R-Fr.
6-0
6-3
270
281
C
68
70
Ahmad Sunda
Chris Auxier
So.
Jr.
6-3
6-3
322
285
92
55
Greg Ehrhart
Na’im Colbert
Jr.
Jr.
6-3 210
5-11 236
RG
64
76
Jaylen Crutchfield
Ricky Vichot
Jr.
R-Fr.
6-2
6-6
333
303
45
24
Steven Fanua
Sam Flemming
Sr.
So.
6-1 225
5-11 228
RT
74
65
Cody Clay
Walker VandenHazel
Sr.
R-Fr.
6-6
6-6
305
295
25
48
Jonathan Thropay
Cameron Villalobos
So.
Sr.
6-4
6-0
215
195
QB
12
11
Chad Jeffries
Andrew Elffers
R-Fr.
R-Fr.
6-2
6-3
190
210
CB
23
8
Ronald Douglas
Anthony Craft
Sr.
Fr.
6-0
5-9
187
168
TB
33
43
Terrell Watson
Ryan Adams
Sr.
Jr.
6-2
6-0
240
227
SS
30
7
Andre Myles
Tyree Davis
Sr.
So.
6-1 196
5-11 166
WR
81
4
Blake Robertson
Andre Hill
Jr.
Sr.
6-3
6-0
180
195
FS
5
37
Tyler Thornton
Taliuaki Suliafu
Sr.
R-Fr.
5-8
6-0
182
175
WR
83
13
Ethan Zeidler
Deji Olajide
So.
Sr.
6-0
5-6
195
165
CB
1
19
C.J. Broussard
Kenny Norton
So.
R-Fr.
6-0
6-1
191
194
SPECIALISTS
PK
16
60
Jamie Cacciatore
Micky DeFiebre
Jr.
Sr.
5-8 175
5-11 222
KR
13
7
Deji Olajide
Tyree Davis
Sr.
So.
5-6 165
5-11 166
KO
16
60
Jamie Cacciatore
Micky DeFiebre
Jr.
Sr.
5-8 175
5-11 222
PR
7
21
Tyree Davis
Tarik Myles
So.
So.
5-11 166
5-6 150
P
16
36
Jamie Cacciatore
Jon Root
Jr.
Sr.
5-8
6-4
175
204
LS
84
90
Matthew Orzech
Jordan Tanioka
So.
Jr.
6-3 237
5-10 275
H
11
15
Andrew Elffers
Nick Owens
R-Fr.
Sr.
6-3
6-0
210
185
Released 11/10/2014
2013 Azusa Pa-
70 Auxier, Chris ......................................... AWK-shur
91 Bochi, Brandon ...................................... BOW-chee
31 Boston, Deven.............................................. DEV-in
97 Brooks, Khylan ............................................ KYE-len
16 Cacciatore, Jamie .................... catch-uh-TORE-ee
53 Capacchione, Eric ...................... CAP-uh-kee-own
54 Caraveo, Christian...................... CARE-uh-vay-oh
93 Fahina, Pasiaka ... PAH-see-AH-kah fah-HEE-nah
98 Kafovalu, David ....................... KAH-foe-VAH-loo
86 Kircher, Alex ........................................... KUR-chur
21 Myles, Tarik.....................................TAIR-ick Miles
13 Olajide, Deji ............. DAY-zhee oh-LAH-zhi-day
84 Orzech, Matthew .................................... ORR-zeck
99 Siwek, Luke ............................................ SIGH-weck
37 Suliafu, Taliuaki .......Tall-ee-WALK-ee soo-lee-AH-foo
68 Sunda, Ahmad ....................AH-mahd SOON-dah
90 Tanioka, Jordan ............................ tah-nee-OH-kah
50 Taueli, Talaiasi ... Tah-lye-AH-see Tah-WELL-ee
25 Thropay, Jonathan ............................ THROW-pay
49 Thropay, Josiah .................................. THROW-pay
76 Vichot, Ricky ............................................ vi-SHOW
48 Villalobos, Cameron ................. vee-uh-LOW-bos
33 Watson, Terrell ........................................ Turr-ELL
73 Wernet, Jordan ......................................wur-NETT
83 Zeidler, Ethan ........................................... ZYDE-ler
Had 100 Yards Rushing ............................................................................ Terrell Watson vs. Simon Fraser, 11/8/14 (128 yards)
Had 200 Yards Rushing .................................................................... Terrell Watson vs. Western Oregon, 11/1/14 (202 yards)
Had 300 Yards Rushing .......................................................................... Terrell Watson vs. Simon Fraser, 10/12/13 (302 yards)
Scored 2 Rushing TDs.................................................................................................... Terrell Watson vs. Simon Fraser, 11/8/14
Scored 3 Rushing TDs.................................................................................... Terrell Watson vs. South Dakota Mines, 10/25/14
Scored 4 Rushing TDs.....................................................................................................................Ben Buys vs. La Verne, 10/25/03
Scored 5 Rushing TDs.................................................. Terrell Watson vs. Simon Fraser (10/12/13) & Dixie State (10/18/14)
Had 300 Yards Passing .................................................................................. Rudy Carlton vs. Whitworth, 10/20/07 (352 yards)
Had 400 Yards Passing .................................................................................. Nick Owens vs. Simon Fraser, 10/6/12 (425 yards)
Threw 5 TD Passes ............................................................................................................ Rudy Carlton vs. Whitworth, 10/20/07
Had 100 Yards Receiving ............................................................ Tanner Henry vs. South Dakota Mines, 10/25/14 (104 yards)
Had 200 Yards Receiving ............................................................................. Caleb Willis vs. Cal Lutheran, 10/14/00 (249 yards)
Caught 4 TD Receptions ............................................................................................................. Jon Davis vs. Whitworth, 11/3/07
Returned a Kickoff for a TD ............................................................. Tarik Myles vs. Central Washington, 10/26/13 (92 yards)
Returned a Punt for a TD ................................................................ Tyree Davis vs. South Dakota Mines, 10/25/14 (65 yards)
Returned an Interception for a TD .............................................................. Sam Flemming vs. Greenville, 11/23/13 (48 yards)
Returned a Fumble for a TD .......................................................... Matthew Hackett vs. Humboldt State, 10/13/12 (19 yards)
Made 3 Field Goals ..................................................................Jamie Cacciatore vs. Dixie State, 11/9/13 (19, 34, and 25 yards)
Made 4 Field Goals ............................................... Jamie Cacciatore vs. Western Oregon, 10/5/13 (40, 34, 28, and 26 yards)
Made a 50+-Yard Field Goal .........................................................................Jamie Cacciatore vs. Dixie State, 52 yards, 9/14/13
Had a 60+ Yard Punt ............................................................................................ Sean Barber vs. Dixie State, 9/14/13 (60 yards)
Had 70+ Yard Punt ............................................................................. D.J. Williams vs. Central Washington, 11/1/97 (74 yards)
Blocked a Field Goal ............................................................................................................ Andre Myles vs. Simon Fraser, 11/8/14
Blocked a Punt ......................................................................................................... Zach McPherson vs. Humboldt State, 10/9/14
Blocked a PAT ..............................................................................................................................Cody Clay vs. Dixie State, 9/27/14
Intercepted 2 Passes .......................................................................................................... Tyler Thornton vs. Dixie State, 11/2/13
Intercepted 3 Passes ............................................................................................ Matt Zaengle vs. Central Washington, 11/28/98
Made a 2-Point Conversion ....................................................................................... JoJo Bones rush vs. Simon Fraser, 11/10/12
AZUSA PACIFIC GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS (current week starters projected from two-deep)
Date (site)
09/04 (H)
09/13 (A)
09/20 (H)
09/27 (A)
10/04 (A)
10/09 (H)
10/18 (H)
10/25 (A)
11/01 (H)
11/08 (A)
11/15 (H)
Date (site)
09/04 (H)
09/13 (A)
09/20 (H)
09/27 (A)
10/04 (A)
10/09 (H)
10/18 (H)
10/25 (A)
11/01 (H)
11/08 (A)
11/15 (H)
Opponent
Grand Valley St.
Humboldt St.
Simon Fraser
Dixie State
Central Wash.
Humboldt St.
Dixie State
S. Dakota Mines
Western Ore.
Simon Fraser
Menlo
Opponent
Grand Valley St.
Humboldt St.
Simon Fraser
Dixie State
Central Wash.
Humboldt St.
Dixie State
S. Dakota Mines
Western Ore.
Simon Fraser
Menlo
WR
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
TE/HB/WR
Jos. Thropay
Lomax
Widmer
Jos. Thropay
Widmer
Widmer
Adams
Lomax
Widmer
T. Myles
Thropay
LT
Wernet
Wernet
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Wernet
Wernet
Wernet
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
LG
Sunda
Sunda
Sunda
Sunda
Wernet
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Wernet
Wernet
Wernet
C
Olsson
Olsson
Olsson
Olsson
Sunda
Sunda
Sunda
Sunda
Sunda
Sunda
Sunda
RG
Crutchfield
Crutchfield
Crutchfield
Crutchfield
Crutchfield
Crutchfield
Crutchfield
Crutchfield
Crutchfield
Crutchfield
Crutchfield
RT
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
QB
Owens
Jeffries
Jeffries
Jeffries
Jeffries
Jeffries
Jeffries
Jeffries
Jeffries
Jeffries
Jeffries
TB
Watson
Watson
Watson
Watson
Watson
Watson
Watson
Watson
Watson
Watson
Watson
WR
T. Myles
Dravis
Dravis
Dillihunt
Olajide
Dillihunt
Zeidler
Zeidler
Zeidler
Zeidler
Zeidler
WR
Robertson
Robertson
Zeidler
Zeidler
Zeidler
Zeidler
Robertson
Robertson
Robertson
Robertson
Robertson
DE
Taueli
Taueli
Kafovalu
Kafovalu
Kafovalu
Kafovalu
Kafovalu
Kafovalu
Kafovalu
Kafovalu
Schwartz
NT
Siwek
Siwek
Siwek
Siwek
Siwek
Siwek
Siwek
Siwek
Siwek
Siwek
Siwek
DE
Hackett
K. Davis
K. Davis
K. Davis
Hackett
Hackett
Taueli
Taueli
Taueli
Taueli
Taueli
BANDIT
Kafovalu
Kafovalu
Fahina
Fahina
Bochi
Fahina
Fahina
Fahina
Fahina
Shaw
Fahina
WHIP
K. Davis
Manning
Ehrhart
Ehrhart
Colbert
Colbert
Colbert
Colbert
Ehrhart
Ehrhart
Ehrhart
MLB
Fanua
Fanua
Fanua
Fanua
Fanua
Fanua
Fanua
Fanua
Fanua
Fanua
Fanua
ROVER
Jon. Thropay
Jon. Thropay
Jon. Thropay
Jon. Thropay
Jon. Thropay
Jon. Thropay
Jon. Thropay
Jon. Thropay
Jon. Thropay
Jon. Thropay
Jon. Thropay
CB
Douglas
Douglas
Douglas
Douglas
Douglas
Douglas
Douglas
Douglas
Douglas
Douglas
Douglas
SS
Suliafu
Suliafu
Suliafu
Suliafu
A. Myles
A. Myles
A. Myles
A. Myles
A. Myles
A. Myles
A. Myles
FS
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
CB
CJ Broussard
CJ Broussard
CJ Broussard
CJ Broussard
CJ Broussard
Norton
CJ Broussard
CJ Broussard
CJ Broussard
CJ Broussard
CJ Broussard
2013 Azusa PaAzusa Pacific Numerical Roster
Week 11 Full Roster vs. Menlo
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19
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25
26
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51
52
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NAME
POS
HT
C.J. Broussard
CB
6-0
Ed Dillihunt
WR 5-11
Jacob Shaddox
RB
5-10
Andre Hill
WR
6-0
Tyler Thornton
FS
5-8
LaJuan Moye
CB
5-10
Tyree Davis
CB
5-11
Anthony Craft
CB
5-9
Preston Campbell
QB
5-10
Matthew Palmer
CB
6-2
Andrew Elffers
QB
6-3
Chad Jeffries
QB
6-2
Deji Olajide
WR
5-6
Tanner Henry
WR
6-3
Nick Owens
QB
6-0
Jamie Cacciatore
K
5-8
Johnny King
S
5-11
Errik Manning
LB
6-1
Kenny Norton
CB
6-1
Devin Hardy
WR
6-2
David Corral
LB
5-10
Tarik Myles
WR/RB 5-6
Geremy Satele
RB
5-6
Ronald Douglas
RB
6-0
Sam Flemming
DB
5-11
Jonathan Thropay
DB
6-4
Jordan Johnson
S
6-0
Martin Brown
RB
5-8
Ben Casebier
FS
5-9
Dylan Storm
SS
6-1
Aubrey Berry
RB
5-8
Blaine Aguiar
K
5-10
Andre Myles
SS
6-1
Deven Boston
RB
5-10
Andrew Ramirez
S
5-8
Terrell Watson
RB
6-2
Rey Osuna
LB
5-8
Jon Root
P
6-4
Taliuaki Suliafu
SS
6-0
Lucas Widmer
WR
6-3
Reed Fletcher
LB
5-11
Alec Shoffeitt
LB
5-9
Gaige Allen
WR
5-8
E.J. Beasley
FS
6-0
Joshua Grant
LB
6-1
Nick Barnett
CB
5-10
Reggie Bland
S
5-9
Ryan Adams
RB
6-0
Zach McPherson
LB
6-1
Steven Fanua
LB
6-1
Andre Apodaca
LB
6-0
DaMetrie Funchess
LB
5-10
Logan Wolfley
S
5-9
Cameron Villalobos ROV
6-0
Josiah Thropay
TE
6-5
Talaiasi Taueli
DL
6-1
Jalen Wyatt
DE
6-3
Tevin Krall
DL
6-1
Matt Cisneros
ROV
5-9
WT
191
210
209
195
182
179
166
168
183
196
210
190
165
180
185
175
196
230
194
185
189
150
227
187
228
215
194
180
190
183
181
188
196
196
207
240
187
204
175
195
215
193
164
196
190
179
206
227
210
225
207
228
171
195
250
275
259
278
179
CLASS
Sophomore
Senior*
Freshman
Senior*
Senior
Sophomore*
Sophomore
Freshman
Freshman
Freshman
Freshman*
Sophomore*
Senior
Junior*
Senior*
Junior
Junior
Junior*
Freshman*
Junior
Freshman
Sophomore
Freshman*
Senior
Sophomore*
Sophomore*
Junior
Junior*
Freshman*
Senior
Junior*
Freshman
Senior
Freshman
Freshman
Senior
Freshman
Senior
Freshman*
Freshman
Freshman
Freshman*
Freshman
Sophomore*
Freshman
Sophomore
Freshman
Junior*
Freshman*
Senior
Freshman
Junior*
Freshman
Senior*
Sophomore
Junior
Freshman
Freshman
Sophomore
MAJOR
Physical Education
Physical Education
Applied Exercise Science
Sociology
Business
Applied Exercise Science
Psychology
Business Management
Business Management
Applied Health
Business Management
Physical Education
Theology
Business
M.A.-Management
Applied Exercise Science
Applied Exercise Science
Sociology
Business
Kinesiology
Business Marketing
HIstory
Applied Exercise Science
General Psychology
Criminal Justice
Physics
Economics
Political Science
History
Business Marketing
Journalism
Applied Exercise Science
Sociology
Psychology
Undeclared
Sociology
Business Management
Communication
Sociology
Physical Therapy
Christian Ministries
Biblical Studies
Athletic Training
Journalism
Undeclared
Business Administration
Business
Business Marketing
Biology
M.A.-Management
Undeclared
Sociology
Mathematics
Biblical Studies
Accounting
Sociology
Psychology
Social Work
Criminal Justice
HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL)
Clovis, Calif. (Clovis HS)
Tulare, Calif. (Tulare Union HS/Fresno State)
Palo Cedro, Calif. (Foothill HS)
Carson, Calif. (Narbonne HS/Harbor CC/UMass)
Bakersfield, Calif. (Centennial HS)
St. Louis, Mo. (Webster Groves HS)
Spring Valley, Calif. (Grandview HS/Mesa CC)
Monrovia, Calif. (Monrovia HS)
Phoenix, Ariz. (Shadow Mountain HS)
Menifee, Calif. (Heritage HS)
Arcadia, Calif. (Maranatha HS)
San Dimas, Calif. (Glendora HS/San Diego State)
Corona, Calif. (Centennial HS/Riverside CC)
Corona, Calif. (Corona HS)
Westlake Village, Calif. (Westlake HS/Pasadena CC/Moorpark CC)
Orange, Calif. (El Modena HS)
San Diego, Calif. (Bonita Vista HS/Southwestern CC)
Necedah, Wisc. (Necedah Area HS/Desert CC)
Bellevue, Wash. (Issaquah HS)
Brentwood, Calif. (Heritage HS)
Highlands Ranch, Colo. (Valor Christian HS)
Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (Summit HS)
El Paso, Texas (Chapin HS)
Rialto, Calif. (Chaffey HS)
Fontana, Calif. (Etiwanda HS)
Covina, Calif. (Charter Oak HS)
San Diego, Calif. (University City HS/Baker)
Paramount, Calif. (St. John Bosco HS)
Medford, Ore. (South Medford HS)
Denver, Colo. (Mullen HS/Valparaiso)
Austin, Texas (Connally HS/Victor Valley CC)
Atascadero, Calif. (Atascadero HS)
Rialto, Calif. (Carter HS/Riverside CC)
Fullerton, Calif. (Buena Park HS)
New Bern, N.C. (Havelock HS)
Oxnard, Calif. (Oxnard HS)
Chula Vista, Calif. (Olympian HS)
Loomis, Calif. (Del Oro HS/Sierra CC)
Moreno Valley, Calif. (Moreno Valley HS)
Lathrop, Calif. (Sierra HS)
Murrieta, Calif. (Vista Murrieta HS)
Trabuco Canyon, Calif. (El Toro HS)
Tracy, Calif. (Kimball HS)
Glendale, Ariz. (Joy Christian HS/Avila)
Whittier, Calif. (Whittier Christian HS)
El Dorado Hills, Calif. (Oak Ridge HS)
Modesto, Calif. (Central Catholic HS)
El Dorado Hills, Calif. (Oak Ridge HS/Concordia-Neb.)
Livermore, Calif. (Livermore HS)
Milpitas, Calif. (Milpitas HS/California)
Longmont, Colo. (Silver Creek HS)
Moreno Valley, Calif. (Riverside Poly HS/Riverside CC)
Turlock, Calif. (Pitman HS)
Redlands, Calif. (Redlands HS)
Covina, Calif. (Charter Oak HS/Mt. San Antonio CC)
Mesa, Ariz. (Mesa HS)
San Diego, Calif. (Helix HS)
Ventura, Calif. (Ventura HS)
Covina, Calif. (Charter Oak HS)
2013 Azusa PaAzusa Pacific Numerical Roster
Week 11 Full Roster vs. Menlo
NO
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
83
84
85
86
87
87
88
89
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
NAME
POS
Eric Capacchione
RB
Christian Caraveo
NT
Na'im Colbert
LB
Noah Montoya
LB
Kiona Drayton
DE
Matthew Hackett
DE
Jabrion Burnside
LB
Micky DeFiebre
K
Haden Hobbs
DE
Dayton Nussle
DE
Paul Flores
OL
Jaylen Crutchfield
OL
Walker VandenHazel OL
Sakalaia Hungalu
OL
Alec Zenner
OL
Ahmad Sunda
OL
Jacob Thomas
OL
Chris Auxier
OL
Alec Broussard
OL
Jacob Olsson
OL
Jordan Wernet
OL
Cody Clay
OL
Kendall Rew
DL
Ricky Vichot
OL
Christian Kama
OL
Chris Moran
OL
Jonah Wataru
OL
Preston Van Hofwegen WR
Blake Robertson
WR
Ethan Zeidler
WR
Matthew Orzech
TE
Evan Rodriguez
TE
Alex Kircher
TE
Austin Gorrell
WR
Mitch Lomax
TE
Grant Widmer
WR
Kalvin Davis
DE/LB
Luke Rawlings
LS
Jordan Tanioka
DL
Brandon Bochi
LB
Greg Ehrhart
LB
Pasiaka Fahina
DL
Jason Schwartz
DE
Tyran Shaw
DT
Ma’Ake Muti
DL
Khylan Brooks
DL
David Kafovalu
DE
Luke Siwek
NG
HT
5-10
6-0
5-11
5-10
6-0
6-2
5-10
5-11
6-1
6-3
6-5
6-2
6-6
6-0
5-10
6-3
6-3
6-3
6-3
6-1
6-4
6-6
6-3
6-6
6-4
6-4
6-3
5-11
6-3
6-0
6-3
6-2
6-3
5-9
6-3
6-3
6-3
6-1
5-10
5-11
6-3
6-0
6-3
6-3
5-11
6-2
6-5
6-0
WT
220
281
236
222
240
240
203
222
220
227
322
333
295
316
270
322
280
280
290
293
290
305
287
303
280
309
310
185
180
195
237
242
234
160
248
220
248
199
275
226
210
270
225
281
280
266
245
295
CLASS
Junior*
Freshman*
Junior
Freshman
Freshman*
Junior
Freshman
Senior
Freshman*
Freshman
Senior*
Junior
Freshman*
Freshman
Sophomore*
Sophomore
Senior*
Junior*
Sophomore*
Senior
Sophomore*
Senior
Freshman
Freshman*
Junior
Freshman
Freshman
Junior
Junior*
Sophomore*
Sophomore
Freshman
Sophomore*
Freshman
Sophomore
Junior*
Senior
Freshman*
Junior*
Sophomore*
Junior*
Senior*
Freshman*
Freshman*
Freshman
Freshman
Junior*
Senior
MAJOR
Business
Undeclared
Business Finance
Psychology
Athletic Training
Applied Exercise Science
Undeclared
Applied Exercise Science
Accounting
Business Management
Mathematics
Psychology
Communication
Undeclared
Psychology
Biochemistry
Applied Health
Physical Education
Applied Exercise Science
Business
Applied Exercise Science
Sociology
Applied Health
Applied Exercise Science
Business Administration
Graphic Design
Business Management
Business
Business Management
Communication
Physics
Undeclared
History
Undeclared
Applied Exercise Science
Sociology
Applied Exercise Science
Undeclared
Applied Exercise Science
Communication
Graphic Design
Communication
Business Management
Commercial Music
Business Management
Accounting
Social Science
Business Administration
HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL)
Lomita, Calif. (South Torrance HS/El Camino CC)
Alhambra, Calif. (Alhambra HS)
Chino, Calif. (Chino Hills HS/Riverside CC)
La Verne, Calif. (Bonita HS)
Santa Ana, Calif. (Segerstrom HS)
Modesto, Calif. (Enochs HS)
San Diego, Calif. (Helix HS)
Roseville, Calif. (Valley Christian Academy)
Visalia, Calif. (Redwood HS)
Phoenix, Ariz. (Valley Christian HS)
Azusa, Calif. (Gladstone HS)
Perris, Calif. (Patriot HS)
Olympia, Wash. (Tumwater HS)
Honolulu, Hawai‘i (McKinley HS)
San Dimas, Calif. (San Dimas HS)
Anaheim Hills, Calif. (Canyon HS)
Oceanside, Calif. (El Camino HS)
Covina, Calif. (Northview HS)
La Verne, Calif. (Bonita HS)
Corona, Calif. (Centennial HS)
Federal Way, Wash. (Decatur HS)
Fullerton, Calif. (Mater Dei HS/Fullerton CC)
Spokane, Wash. (Ferris HS)
Downey, Calif. (Warren HS)
Waimanalo, Hawai‘i (Kailua HS/Saint Augustine’s)
Pasadena, Calif. (Pasadena HS)
Honolulu, Hawai‘i (Iolani HS)
Tolleson, Ariz. (Phoenix Christian HS)
Corona, Calif. (Corona HS/Sacramento State)
Plymouth, Minn. (Wayzata HS)
Menifee, Calif. (Paloma Valley HS)
Menifee, Calif. (Heritage HS)
Huntington Beach, Calif. (Edison HS)
Westminster, Calif. (Brethren Christian HS)
West Linn, Ore. (Lake Oswego HS)
Lathrop, Calif. (Sierra HS)
Moreno Valley, Calif. (Rancho Verde HS/Oregon)
Shadow Hills, Calif. (Village Christian HS)
Honolulu, Hawai‘i (Moanalua HS)
San Carlos, Calif. (Serra HS)
Golden, Colo. (Mullen HS)
Mesa, Ariz. (Mesa HS/Mesa CC/Northern Colorado)
Santa Barbara, Calif. (Dos Pueblos HS)
Corona, Calif. (Roosevelt HS)
Wahiawa, Hawai‘i (Leilehua HS)
Glendora, Calif. (Charter Oak HS)
Riverside, Calif. (Arlington HS/Oregon)
Paradise Valley, Ariz. (Scottsdale Christian Academy)
HEAD COACH: Victor Santa Cruz
ASSISTANTS: Cesar Rivas-Sandoval (defensive coordinator), Rudy Carlton (offensive coordinator/quarterbacks), Bo Beatty (whips & bandits/speed
& conditioning), Ben Buys (running backs/recruiting coordinator), Spencer Danielson (linebackers), Salo Faraimo (tight ends/academic coordinator),
Gabe Higerd (safeties/special teams coordinator), Justin Riddle (wide receivers/video coordinator), Jackie Slater (offensive line),
Manako Tuifua (defensive line), Ryan Van Den Heuvel (offensive assistant)
2013 Azusa Pa-
2013 Azusa Pa-
2013 Azusa Pa-
2013 Azusa Pa-