Azusa Pacific, Humboldt State in Non-Conference Biggie

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1 Sept. 11, 2014 (Week 1) Contact: Bob Guptill / Azusa Pacific, Humboldt State in Non-Conference Biggie PORTLAND, Ore. Azusa Pacific, which climbed eight positions in this week s American Football Coaches pre-season poll, travels to Arcata, Calif. Saturday for a non-conference game with Humboldt State. Kickoff is at 6 p.m. The game is one of four non-conference contests on this week s schedule. Elsewhere Dixie State plays at Central Washington, Western Oregon visits Simon Fraser and South Dakota Mines plays at Black Hills State. Those three games all begin at 1 p.m. local time. Azusa Pacific and Humboldt State were the only GNAC teams to win on the opening weekend. Thus Saturday s winner will emerge as the lone unbeaten team in the conference. The Cougars stunned No. 2 ranked Grand Valley State in double overtime before a APU record crowd of 6,199 at Citrus Stadium in Glendora, Calif. Meanwhile, Humboldt State went on the road and got a win at Texas A&M Kingsville to end a 13-game losing streak dating back to late in the 2012 season. Azusa Pacific s victory enabled the Cougars to climb eight spots in this week s AFCA poll to No. 14. APU, which has won nine straight, is also ranked 17 th in the D2Football.com poll. Terrell Watson rushed for 202 yards, including 50 in the two overtime sessions, to key APU s victory and earn GNAC Offensive Player of the Week honors. It was Watson s fourth career 200- yard game, a GNAC record. Watson also increased his career rushing total to 3,805 yards. In three seasons in the GNAC, he has a conference record 3,108 yards and his the only player in GNAC history to rush for 3,000 yards. APU cornerback C.J. Broussard, who had eight tackles and two takeaways (fumble recovery, interception) shared Defensive Player of the Week honors with Humboldt State linebacker Travis Hansen. Hansen had six tackles, including three for losses of eight yards, as the Lumberjacks rallied from a 14-3 second-half deficit to beat Texas A&M Kingsville Last year the Texas team beat Central Washington in its opener. GNAC STANDINGS Conf. All W L W L H A N Azusa Pacific Humboldt State Central Washington South Dakota Mines Western Oregon Simon Fraser Dixie State LAST WEEK Azusa Pacific 26, Grand Valley 23 (2 ot) Montana 48, Central Washington 14 Menlo 31, Simon Fraser 24 Humboldt State 27, Texas A&M Kingsville 14 Colorado Mesa 44, Dixie State 37 (ot) Portland State 45, Western Oregon 38 Colorado Mines 43, South Dakota Mines 19 THIS SATURDAY Azusa Pacific at Humboldt State, 6 p.m. Dixie State at Central Washington, 1 p.m. Western Oregon at Simon Fraser, 1 p.m. South Dakota Mines at Black Hills State, 1 p.m. It was HSU s first victory since defeating Central Washington on Oct. 27, Last year, the Lumberjacks were winless in 11 contests. Last year we had one of those seasons, HSU head coach Rob Smith said. It was a perfect storm where everything that could go wrong, went wrong. Tonight our kids were resilient, Smith said after the win. Even down 14-3 at the beginning of the second half, there wasn t doubt. We needed someone to step up and make a play (and they did). Two of the players that stepped up were freshman quarterback Robert Webber who passed for 191 yards and wasn t intercepted ( ) and running back Ja Quan Gardner who averaged 9.2 yards (17-156).

2 AROUND THE GNAC Four Reach Century Mark Watson and Gardner were among four players to rush for 100 yards on the opening weekend. Dixie State had two in its overtime loss at Colorado Mesa as Colton Peterson netted 112 yards and Myles Burton had 104. Meanwhile, five QBs threw for 200 or more yards, led by Ryan Bergman of Western Oregon who threw for 413 equaling the 14 th best total in GNAC history in a loss to Portland State. Dixie s Hayden Gavett made his debut netting 413 yards 339 passing and 74 rushing in the Red Storm s loss. Montana transfer Trent McKinney had 311 passing yards in South Dakota Mines loss to Colorado Mines. Meanwhile, Simon Fraser s Ryan Stanford threw for 260 yards and three touchdowns in a home loss to Menlo and Jake Nelson of Central Washington had 217 yards in a loss at Montana. Stanford has seven 200-yard games last year, while Nelson had just one. Three players had 100-yard receiving games, led by Lemar Durant of Simon Fraser (11-151). Western Oregon had two as Kamakana Apelu had 131 yards on nine catches and Paul Revis had 109 yards on eight catches. Both players are freshmen. Opening Week Features Two Overtimes Two games in the opening weekend went into overtime as Azusa Pacific edged Grand Valley State and Dixie State lost to Colorado Mines That was the first time in GNAC history two overtime games have been played on the same weekend. The last overtime game came on Oct. 8, 2011 when Simon Fraser outlasted Dixie State The games were also the 12 th and 13 th overtime games in GNAC history. Dixie State has played in four of the last five, losing all four. Game Recaps Azusa Pacific 26, Grand Valley 23 (at Glendora, Calif.): Terrell Watson carried the ball 11 consecutive times rushing for 50 yards and two touchdowns in overtime as the 22 nd ranked Cougars stunned No. 2 Grand Valley State before an APU record crowd of 6,199 at Citrus Stadium... Watson, who also scored in regulation, finished the contest with 202 yards on 42 carries, recording his fourth career 200-yard rushing game. He had all but 65 of APU s 267 yards of total offense. Watson also caught three passes for 16 yards... APU limited Grand Valley to 294 yards, including 90 rushing as linebacker Errik Manning (15 tackles), Strong safety Suliafu Taliuaki (12 tackles) and free safety Tyler Thornton (10 tackles) were all in double figures. Cornerback C.J. Broussard had eight tackles and a pair of takeaways (24-yard interception and seven-yard fumble recovery)... The win was APU s ninth in a row. Montana 48, Central Washington 14 (at Missoula): Montana outgained Central Washington to cruise to a win before 24,697 fans as Washington-Grizzly Stadium... UM jumped to a 24-0 lead early in the second quarter as Travon Van scored on runs of 31 and 9 yards. He later added two more scores on an 85-yard reception and a 43-yard run. He only touched the ball six games (3 rushes, 3 receptions) in accounting for 153 all-purpose yards and the four scores... CWU quarterback Jake Nelson completed 25 of 37 passes for 217 and one touchdown recording his second career 200-yard game. He threw for 245 yards last year against Western Oregon. Greg Logan had nine receptions for 92 yards and Isaiah Davis had 190 return yards, including 174 on six kickoffs. Menlo 31, Simon Fraser 24 (at Burnaby): Daniel Jones scored on a 12-yard pass from Nate Dodson with 1:02 left to snap a tie as Menlo won its first game in three starts. Jones finished the game with six catches for 136 yards as Dodson completed 11 of 16 from 194 yards and two TDS, both to Jones... Clan quarterback Ryan Stanford completed 22 of 38 for 260 yards and three touchdowns as Lemar Durant had 11 receptions for 151 yards. moving into 16 th place on the GNAC career list with 131 receptions. RB Chris Tolbert had 83 rushing yards on 15 carries... SFU punter Nikolai Karpun averaged 45.6 yards on five punts, allowing just five yards in returns... Linebacker Jordan Herdman had 13 tackles and defensive back Matt Isherwood had 10 stops. Isherwood also had two of four SFU interceptions. Humboldt State 27, Texas A&M Kingsville (at Kingsville, Tex.): Humboldt State overcame a 14-3 deficit early in the second half using a blocked punt by Jamal Jones (recovered in the end zone by Khaalid Abdullah), a 17-yard run by freshman Ja Quan Gardner, a 12-yard pass from frosh QB Robert Webber to Cass White and a 43-yard field goal by Matt Bruder to score 24 unanswered points and end a 13-game losing streak dating back to the 2012 season... Gardner finished with 156 rushing yards and Webber completed 18 of 31 passes for 191 yards. Linebacker Travis Hansen had a team-high six tackles, including three for losses of eight yards. He also had the game s lone interception. Colorado Mesa 44, Dixie State 37 (at Grand Junction, Colo.): Dixie State fell to 0-4 in overtime games as Dennis Jerreon scored on a one-yard run and Jordan Price then ended the game on an interception, handing the Red Storm the loss despite a 640-yard total offense performance. Quarterback Hayden Gavett completed 25 of 44 passes for 339 yards and two touchdowns and two running backs Colton Peterson (17-112) and Myles Burton (15-104) rushed for 100 yards for Dixie State. Gavett had 413 yards in total offense, including 74 rushing. Nose tackle Saula

3 Taufa led the Red Storm defense with eight tackles... DSU trailed at halftime, but used a 21-point third quarter to go ahead After Colorado Mines tied the game 34-34, Alex Giordani kicked a 25-yard field goal to give Dixie a lead with 42 seconds left, but CSM forced overtime with a 40-yard field goal by Ryan Sheehan with one second left in regulation. Portland State 45, Western Oregon 38 (at Hillsboro): Western Oregon scored 17 consecutive points in the second half to tie the game at before NCAA FCS Portland State scored twice in the fourth quarter... The Wolves out passed the Division I team as Ryan Bergman completed 32 of 61 passes and was not intercepted. Kamakana Apelu caught nine for 131 yards and Paul Revis had eight catches for 109 yards... PSU, however, outrushed the Wolves to finish with a lead in total offense... Revis had 265 all-purpose yards (109 receiving, 129 on six kickoff returns and 27 on 3 punt returns), equaling the ninth highest total in GNAC history. Bergman s passing total was his fourth 400-yard game and equaled the 14 th highest in GNAC history. He threw for 417, 407 and 405 last season. Linebacker Shane Kuenzi led the WOU defense with 10 tackles, including WOU s only sack. Colorado Mines 43, South Dakota Mines 19 (at Rapid City, SD): Colorado Mines jumped to a 19-0 lead on the way to a 24-point win. CSM, which never punted, outgained the Hardrockers in total offense as quarterback Justin Dvorak passes for 439 yards and three touchdowns... Montana transfer Trent McKinney completed 27 of 38 passes for 311 yards and two TDs for South Dakota Mines. Rashad Ridley had seven receptions for 81 yards... DB Alexander Cliatt led SDM with 10 tackles. Jordan Copeland had the Hardrockers lone interception.. Game Summaries Sept. 4: Grand Valley Azusa Pacific 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) Sept. 6: Central Washington Montana 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 Simon Fraser 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 Texas A&M Kingsville 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 Dixie State Colorado Mesa CMU Hubbard 95 kick return (pass failed) CMU Sheehan 32 Field Goal 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 Portland State 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)

4 WOU Revis 48 pass from Bergman (Correa kick) Colorado Mines South Dakota Mines 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) GNAC Football Players of the Week Week of Offense Defense Sept. 8 Terrell Watson, APU C.J. Broussard, APU Travis Hansen, HSU Week of Specialty Teams Sept. 8 Paul Revis, WOU Week of Sept. 2-9: Offense Terrell Watson, Azusa Pacific (RB, 6-2, 240, Sr., Oxnard, CA) rushed for 202 yards and three touchdowns as the Cougars upset nationally second-ranked Grand Valley State 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 snaps, including a crucial 11-yard gain on 3 rd -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 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 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 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. GNAC in NCAA Statistical Rankings GNAC teams and individuals ranked among the Top 20 in the latest NCAA statistical rankings: Team Institution Avg./Total Rank Total Offense Dixie State th Rushing Offense Dixie State th Passing Offense Western Oregon th Passing Offense Dixie State th Turnover Margin Humboldt State th Turnover Margin South Dakota Mines th Kickoff Returns Humboldt State th Punt Returns Simon Fraser st Team Sacks Simon Fraser th Kick Return Def. Central Washington rd Punt Return Def. Dixie State th Punt Return Def. Humboldt State th Punt Return Def. South Dakota Mines th Net Punting South Dakota Mines rd Net Punting Simon Fraser th Individual Player Avg./Total Rank All-Purpose Paul Revis, WOU th All-Purpose Ja Quan Gardner, HSU th Rushing Terrell Watson, UAA th Rushing Ja Quan Gardner, HSU th Passing Ryan Bergman, WOU th Passing Hayden Gavett, DSU th Total Offense Hayden Gavett, DSU th Total Offense Ryan Bergman, WOU th Total Offense Trent McKinney, SDM th Receptions Lemar Durant, SFU th Receptions Kamakana Apelu, WOU th Receptions Greg Logan, CWU th Receiving Yards Lemar Durant, SFU th Kick Returns Ja Quan Gardner, HSU th Interceptions Seven with th Scoring Terrell Watson, APU 18 9 th Field Goals Matt Bruder, HSU th Punting Nikolai Karpun, SFU th Total Tackles Erik Manning, APU th Total Tackles Jordan Herdman, SFU th Solo Tackles Alexander Cliatt, SDM th Tackles For Loss T. Hansen, HSU th Tackles For Loss Taliuaki Suliafu, APU th Passes Defended C.J. Broussard, APU rd Passes Defended Nick Sharpe, HSU th Passes Defended Tyler Thornton, APU th

5 GNAC Career Leaders (All-Time & Active) All-Purpose 1. Brian Potucek, CWU ( ) Terrell Watson, APU ( ) Bobby Pospischil, SFU ( ) 3146 (Note: Watson had 795 all-purpose yards in 2011 prior to APU joining the GNAC and has career total of 4188) Total Offense 1. Mike Reilly, CWU ( ) 13, Ryan Bergman, WOU ( ) Terrell Watson, APU ( ) 3134 (Note: Watson had 697 total offense yards in 2011 prior to APU joining the GNAC and has career total of 3831) Rushing 1. Terrell Watson, APU ( ) Nick Ricciardulli, HSU (2009, 12-14) Jordan Todd, CWU ( ) 1827 (Note: Watson had 697 rushing yards in 2011 prior to APU joining the GNAC and has career total of 3805) Passing 1. Mike Reilly, CWU ( ) 12, Ryan Bergman, WOU ( ) 4251 Receptions 1. Johnny Spevak, CWU ( ) Bobby Pospischil, SFU ( ) Lemar Durant, SFU ( ) 131 Receiving Yards 1. Johnny Spevak, CWU ( ) Tyrell Williams, WOU ( ) Lemar Durant, SFU ( ) Bobby Pospischil, SFU ( ) 1645 Scoring 1. Garrett Rolsma, CWU ( ) Terrell Watson, APU ( ) Matt Bruder, HSU ( ) Jamie Cacciatore, APU ( ) Lemar Durant, SFU ( ) Kayla Erickson, WWU ( ) 247 (Note: Watson scored 90 points in 2011 prior to APU joining the GNAC and has career total of 318) Interceptions 1. Jason Patterson, CWU ( ) Tyler Thornton, APU ( ) 9 GNAC Teams in AFCA/D2Football.com Top 25 AFCA D2Football.com Team APU APU Pre-Season 22 nd --- Sept th 17th 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 conference. A minimum of six is required. Twitter Hashtags GNAC Azusa Pacific Central Washington Humboldt State Simon Fraser South Dakota Mines Western Oregon GNAC Media Relations Information Director Bob Guptill bguptill@gnacsports.com Assistant Information Director Nathan Webber mwebber@gnacsports.com Office @HSU_Football #NCAAeh #GoRockers #WOUfootball Note: Nathan Webber is in charge of men s soccer, women s soccer, women s basketball, baseball and men s and women s golf. Bob Guptill handles all other sports. Tackles 1. Buddy Wood, CWU ( ) Tyler Thornton, APU ( ) 215 (Note: Thornton had 18 tackles in 2011 prior to APU joining the GNAC and has career total of 233)

6 2014 GNAC FOOTBALL STATISTICS WEEK 1 Team Statistics TOTAL OFFENSE G Rush Pass Plys Yds Avg TD Avg. 1. Dixie State Western Oregon South Dakota Mines Humboldt State Simon Fraser Central Washington Azusa Pacific RUSHING OFFENSE G Att Yds Avg TD Yds/G 1. Dixie State Azusa Pacific Humboldt State South Dakota Mines Simon Fraser Central Washington Western Oregon PASS OFFENSE G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds Avg TD Yds/G 1. Western Oregon Dixie State South Dakota Mines Simon Fraser Central Washington Humboldt State Azusa Pacific PASS EFFICIENCY G Att Cmp Pct Int Yds TD Effic 1. South Dakota Mines Simon Fraser Dixie State Western Oregon Humboldt State Central Washington Azusa Pacific SCORING OFFENSE G TD XP 2X XP FG Saf Pts Avg 1. Western Oregon Dixie State Humboldt State Azusa Pacific Simon Fraser South Dakota Mines Central Washington TOTAL DEFENSE G Rush Pass Plys Yds Avg TD Avg. 1. Humboldt State Azusa Pacific Simon Fraser Dixie State Central Washington Western Oregon South Dakota Mines RUSHING DEFENSE G Ru Yards Avg. TD Yds/G 1. Azusa Pacific Humboldt State Simon Fraser Dixie State South Dakota Mines Western Oregon Central Washington PASS DEFENSE G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds Avg TD Yds/G 1. Central Washington Humboldt State Azusa Pacific Western Oregon Simon Fraser Dixie State South Dakota Mines PASS DEF EFFICIENCY G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD Effic 1. Humboldt State Azusa Pacific Dixie State Western Oregon Central Washington South Dakota Mines Simon Fraser SCORING DEFENSE G TD XP 2X XP FG Saf Pts Avg 1. Humboldt State Azusa Pacific Simon Fraser South Dakota Mines Dixie State Western Oregon Central Washington

7 Individual Statistics ALL PURPOSE Team Cl G Ru Rcv PR KR Yds Avg. 1. Revis,Paul WOU FR Gardner,Ja'Quan HSU FR Watson,Terrell APU SR Peterson,Colton DSU SO Davis,Isaiah CWU JR Durant,Lemar SFU SR Apelu,Kamakana WOU FR Ridley,Rashad SDM JR Anderson,Earl SFU JR Burton,Myles DSU JR TOTAL OFFENSE Team Cl G Ru Pa Ply Tot. Yds 1. Gavett,Hayden DSU SO Bergman,Ryan WOU SR McKinney,Trent SDM JR Stanford,Ryan SFU JR Nelson,Jake CWU SO Watson,Terrell APU SR Webber,Robert HSU FR Gardner,Ja'Quan HSU FR Peterson,Colton DSU SO Burton,Myles DSU JR RUSHING Team Cl G Att Yds Avg TD LG Avg. 1. Watson,Terrell APU SR Gardner,Ja'Quan HSU FR Peterson,Colton DSU SO Burton,Myles DSU JR Tolbert,Chris SFU JR Gavett,Hayden DSU SO Ricciardulli,Nick HSU SR Todd,Jordan CWU JR Thompson,Kevin SDM SO McKinney,Trent SDM JR PASSING Team G AttCmpInt Pct. Yds TD Avg. 1. Bergman,Ryan WOU Gavett,Hayden DSU McKinney,Trent SDM Stanford,Ryan SFU Nelson,Jake CWU Webber,Robert HSU Owens,Nick APU Jeffries,Chad APU Broeker,Ben SDM PASS EFFICIENCY Team G AttCmp Int Pct. Yds TD Eff. 1. McKinney,Trent SDM Stanford,Ryan SFU Gavett,Hayden DSU Bergman,Ryan WOU Webber,Robert HSU Nelson,Jake CWU Owens,Nick APU Jeffries,Chad APU RECEPTIONS Team Cl G No. Yds TD LG Avg.Game 1. Durant,Lemar SFU SR Apelu,Kamakana WOU FR Logan,Greg CWU SR Revis,Paul WOU FR Ridley,Rashad SDM JR Stephens,Nate DSU JR Thomas,Daniel WOU JR Williams,Tyrell WOU SR White,Cass HSU FR Vandervort,Eric SDM FR RECEPTION YARDS Team Cl G No. Yds TD LG Avg. Game 1. Durant,Lemar SFU SR Apelu,Kamakana WOU FR Revis,Paul WOU FR Logan,Greg CWU SR Kawamoto,Kyle SFU SR Stephens,Nate DSU JR Ridley,Rashad SDM JR Thomas,Daniel WOU JR Groskreutz,Dalton DSU SR Williams,Tyrell WOU SR KICK RETURN AVG Team Cl G Ret Yds TD Long Avg 1. Gardner,Ja'Quan HSU FR Peterson,Colton DSU SO Davis,Isaiah CWU JR Zalk,Jesse CWU SO Myles,Tarik APU SO Revis,Paul WOU FR Ridley,Rashad SDM JR Anderson,Earl SFU JR PUNT RETURN AVG Team Cl G Ret Yds TD Long Avg 1. Revis,Paul WOU FR Olivas,Gianni HSU SR Davis,Isaiah CWU JR Myles,Tarik APU SO Stephens,Nate DSU JR PUNTING Team Cl G No. Yds LG Avg 1. Keating,John SDM JR Karpun,Nikolai SFU JR Kuhn,Jonathan CWU FR Cacciatore,Jamie APU JR Bradt,Alexander WOU JR Bruder,Matt HSU SR Metz,Robert DSU JR SCORING Team Cl G TD XP FG 2X Pts Avg. 1. Watson,Terrell APU SR Groskreutz,Dalton DSU SR Revis,Paul WOU FR Bruder,Matt HSU SR Correa,Jesse WOU JR

8 6. Giordani,Alex DSU FR Durant,Lemar SFU SR Gardner,Ja'Quan HSU FR McKinney,Trent SDM JR Kawamoto,Kyle SFU SR FIELD GOALS Team Cl G FG FGA Pct. Avg. 1. Bruder,Matt HSU SR Correa,Jesse WOU JR Giordani,Alex DSU FR Docherty,Tiernan SFU JR SCORING (KICK) Team Cl G PATs FGs Pts Avg. 1. Bruder,Matt HSU SR Correa,Jesse WOU JR Giordani,Alex DSU FR Docherty,Tiernan SFU JR Cacciatore,Jamie APU JR McDonald,Sean CWU SO Jones,Devon SDM SR TACKLES Team Cl G Pos Solo Ast Tot. Avg. Sack 1. Manning,Errik APU JR 1 LB Herdman,Jordan SFU SO 1 LB Suliafu,Taliuaki APU FR 1 DB Kuenzi,Shane WOU JR 1 LB Thornton,Tyler APU SR 1 DB Cliatt,Alexander SDM SO 1 DB Isherwood,Matt SFU SO 1 DB Riebe,Lucas SDM JR 1 LB Baines,DeAndre CWU JR 1 DB Akins,Kraig WOU SR 1 DL Tyler,John SDM JR 1 DB Taufa,Saula DSU SR 1 DL Johnson,Tyler WOU FR 1 LB Douglas,Ronald APU SR Broussard,C.J. APU SO 1 DB Haldane,Mitch CWU JR 1 LB Fanua,Steven APU SR 1 LB Williams,Justin SFU SR 1 DL Chaney,Cedrique CWU JR 1 DB Brooks,JoJo CWU JR 1 LB Paiero,Marcus SFU SR 1 DB Thropay,Jonathan APU SO 1 DB Horton,Quinn SFU JR 1 DL Barnett,Mitchell SFU JR 1 LB Moffett,Daniel DSU SR 1 LB Metz,Robert DSU JR Lata,Jay SDM SR 1 LB Hansen,Travis HSU SR Ashby,Isaiah SDM JR Holloway,Aeryus DSU JR 1 DB Munns,Garland DSU SR 1 LB Hepp,Jake SDM SR 1 LB Taueli,Talaiasi APU JR 1 DL Jacini,Josh SDM JR 1 LB Buell,Cameron HSU SO 1 LB Ence,Justin DSU SR 1 DB Markarian,Alex HSU SR 1 DE Messer-Barrow,CairoSFU SO 1 DB Ezirm,Anthony HSU JR 1 DL Aumua,Nick CWU FR 1 DL Moreno,Breeon WOU JR 1 DB Olivas,Gianni HSU SR Banner,Bo CWU FR 1 DL Haynes,Kevin CWU FR 1 LB Beddard,Traevon SDM SR 1 CB Sanchez,Tovar CWU JR 1 DL Fakkema,James CWU SO 1 DL Salah,Amir SDM SR 1 DE Williams-Miller,B. CWU SO 1 DB Irvin,Kendall SDM FR 1 LB SACKS Team Cl G Pos Solo Ast Yds Tot. Avg. 1. Puffer,Jamie SFU JR 1 DL Williams,Justin SFU SR 1 DL Hackett,Matthew APU JR 1 DE Jakpor,David SDM SO 1 LB Fanua,Steven APU SR 1 LB Suliafu,Taliuaki APU FR 1 DB Thropay,Jonathan APU SO 1 DB Horton,Quinn SFU JR 1 DL Torsy,JB CWU SR 1 LB Kuenzi,Shane WOU JR 1 LB TACKLES FOR LOSS Team Cl G Pos Solo Ast Yds Tot. Avg. 1. Suliafu,Taliuaki APU FR 1 DB Hansen,Travis HSU SR Lawrence,Kristian SFU SR 1 DL Puffer,Jamie SFU JR 1 DL Hackett,Matthew APU JR 1 DE Brooks,JoJo CWU JR 1 LB Lata,Jay SDM SR 1 LB Kuenzi,Shane WOU JR 1 LB Thornton,Tyler APU SR 1 DB Taufa,Saula DSU SR 1 DL INTERCEPTIONS Team Cl G Int Yds TD Long Game 1. Isherwood,Matt SFU SO Broussard,C.J. APU SO Hansen,Travis HSU SR Barnett,Mitchell SFU JR Copeland,Jordan SDM FR Witham,Jacob DSU SO Hankins WOU JR Murphy,Eric SFU SR