2013 Football Report No. 6 (Oct. 7, 2013) Great Northwest Athletic Conference 6901 SE Lake Rd. Suite 1 Portland, OR 97267-2194 503.305.8756 Contact: Bob Guptill W L PF PA W L PF PA H A Azusa Pacific 3 1 101 61 3 2 118 99 1-1 2-1 Central Washington 3 1 62 44 3 2 76 65 1-2 2-0 Simon Fraser 2 2 83 110 2 2 83 110 0-1 2-1 Dixie State 2 2 140 123 2 3 154 163 1-1 1-2 Western Oregon 2 2 120 95 2 3 134 138 1-1 1-2 Humboldt State 0 4 66 139 0 5 72 182 0-3 0-2 LAST SATURDAY: Azusa Pacific 34 at Western Oregon 32; Central Washington 21 at Humboldt State 13; Simon Fraser 12 at Dixie State 39. THIS WEEK: Simon Fraser at Azusa Pacific, 6:30 p.m.; Dixie State at Central Washington, 1 p.m.; Humboldt State at Western Oregon, 1 p.m. POLLS: AFCA (Oct. 7) No GNAC team is ranked. D2Football.Com (Oct. 1) No GNAC team is ranked. NATIONAL STATISTICS (Through Oct. 5): Team (Top 30): Total Defense 9. Central Washington 282.6. Scoring Defense 6. Central Washington 13.0 Rushing Defense 6. Central Washington 77.2. Passing Offense 29. Dixie State 295.8. Passing Efficiency Defense 6. Central Washington 92.4. Kick Return Defense 13. Western Oregon 15.35. Turnover Margin 27. Dixie State 1.0. Pass Sacks 23. Central Washington 3.0. Net Punting 20. Humboldt State 37.97. Individuals (Top 30): Rushing 17. Jordan Todd, CWU, 119.4. Total Offense 13. Griff Robles, DSC, 332.6. Scoring 14. JD Duncan, DSU, 10.8. Receptions 11. Chase Krivashei, HSU, 8.2; 25. JD Duncan, DSU, 7.0. Punt Returns - 25. Isaiah Davis, CWU, 11.8. Punting 25. Chris Campbell, HSU, 41.1. Field Goals 7. Chad Heerspink, SFU, 1.67; 16. Matt Bruder, HSU, 1.40. Interceptions 3. Isaiah Davis, CWU, 0.80; 12. Daniel Moffett, DSU, 0.60. Kickoff Returns 25. Patrick Tepea, WOU, 29.1. Total Tackles 12. Casey Chin, SFU, 11.5. Solo Tackles 16. Casey Chin, SFU, 6.5. Pass Sacks 8. Timothy Ehinger, DSU, 1.2. Forced Fumbles 6. Kraig Akins, WOU, 0.60; 14. Eric Murphy, SFU, 0.50; 24. Timothy Ehinger, DSU, and Deionte Gordon, CWU, 0.40. Fumbles Recovered 10. Mitchell Barnett, SFU, 0.50; 21. Ronnie Hicks, HSU, and Nathan Sanchez, HSU, 0.40. Passes Defended 28. Derek Jones, SFU, 1.50. GNAC RED LION PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Offense Griff Robles, Dixie State (QB, 6-5, 230, Sr., Spanish Fork, UT) had more than 400 yards in total offense for the second week in a row leading the Red Storm to a 39-12 win against Simon Fraser. Robles finished with a GNAC season-high 427 yards, rushing for 176 yards and completing 13 of 27 passes for 251 yards. He contributed six touchdowns, scoring on runs of 15 in the first quarter and 34 in the third quarter and tossing TD passes of 9 yards to Randon Willard in the opening period, 11 to tight end Joe Don Duncan and 7 to Willard in the second quarter and 48 to Duncan in the third period Defense Isaiah Davis, Central Washington (DB, 5-10, 176, So., Bremerton, WA South Kitsap) tied a GNAC single-game record with three interceptions and also had seven tackles in a 21-13 road win at Humboldt State. Davis first interception in the third quarter came near midfield, however, the latter two came in the fourth period deep in Humboldt territory (at the 14-yard line on a secondand-three play from the 38 and at the 10-yard line on a first-and-10 play from the 30). Davis also broke up two other passes and had 104 return yards, including seven on one punt return, 80 on three kickoffs and 17 on the three interceptions. He is the seventh player in GNAC history to record three interceptions in the same contest. Specialty Jamie Cacciatore, Azusa Pacific (K, 5-8, 175, So., Orange, CA El Modena) was a perfect four of four of field goals converting from 40, 26, 28 and 26 yards as the Cougars edged Western Oregon 34-32. His fourth field goal gave APU a 34-19 lead with 7:33 remaining in the fourth quarter. Honorable Mention Jordan Todd, Central Washington (RB, 5-6, 186, So., Bellevue, WA Interlake) recorded his fourth 100-yard rushing game of the season, netting 127 yards on 30 carries, including a 40-yard touchdown gallop in the third quarter. Todd s TD was the only one during the second half... Dasmen Stewart, Azusa Pacific (QB, 6-4, 225, Sr., Oxnard, CA San Jose State) had 281 yards in total offense and rushed for two touchdowns leading the Cougars to a 34-32 road win at Western Oregon. Stewart scored on a pair of one-yard runs in the second and fourth quarter. Stewart, who was making his first start since APU s season opener, completed 16 of 23 passes for 191 yards and also netted 90 yards on 11 rushes... Sean Barber, Azusa Pacific (LB, 6-1, 220, Sr., Edgewood, WA Puyallup) led the Cougars with a careerhigh 16 tackles, including 11 solos. He also forced two fumbles. It was the third game in a row in which Barber has either equaled or set a new career high for tackles. In his two previous games, he had a total of 15 tackles in each... Patrick Tepea, Western Oregon (DB, 6-0, 200, Jr., Kailua, HI) had 137 yards on three kickoff returns, including a 90-yarder for a touchdown. He also had six tackles. ON THE ROAD IN THE GNAC: GNAC road teams have won eight of 12 conference games so far this fall. All six conference teams have lost at least one conference home game. INDIVIDUAL STELLAR GAMES 100-Yard Rushing Games: 4 Jordan Todd, CWU; Terrell Watson, APU. 2 Chris Tolbert, SFU; Griff Robles, DSU. 1 Kyle Morris, HSU; Jamarie Sanders, HSU; Myles Burton. 1
200-Yard Passing Games: 5 Griff Robles, DSU. 4 Ryan Bergman, WOU. 3 - Kyle Morris, HSU. 2 Ryan Stanford, SFU. 300-Yard Passing Games: 1 Ryan Bergman, WOU; Griff Robles, DSU; Ryan Stanford, SFU. 100-Yard Receiving Games: 2 Tyrell Williams, WOU. 1 Joe Don Duncan, DSU; Lemar Durant, SFU; Mitch Frei, DSU; Kelechi Nwadibia, HSU; Michael Reeve, WOU; Chase Krivashei, HSU. GNAC COMPETES IN SUPER REGIONAL III: The GNAC will compete in Super Regional III this fall for the second year in a row. 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. With only five playoffeligible members, the GNAC does not currently receive an earned access berth. Azusa Pacific is a provisional NCAA member and is not eligible for the playoffs. GAME RECAPS Azusa Pacific 34, Western Oregon 32 (at Monmouth): Quarterback Dasmen Stewart had 281 yards in total offense and rushed for two touchdowns leading the Cougars to a 34-32 road win at McArthur Stadium... Stewart scored on a pair of one-yard runs in the second and fourth quarter. The latter gave the Cougars a 29-19 lead... Forty-nine seconds later APU added two more points on a safety when Kevin Schick blocked a punt out of the end zone. Jamie Cacciatore then stretched Azusa Pacific s lead to 34-19 on a 26-yard field goal with 7:33 left... Western Oregon, however, drove 90 yards in 13 plays to pull within eight points on a six-yard touchdown pass from Ryan Bergman to Antoinne Wafer... The Wolves then recovered an onside kick and Bergman led WOU on a eight-play, 54-yard drive capped off by a 23-yard TD pass to Tyrell Williams. With 60 seconds remaining, WOU went for two to tie the game but wasn t able to convert and APU, which controlled the football for 40 minutes, 18 seconds compared to 19 minutes, 42 second for WOU, was able to run out the clock... Stewart, making his first start since APU s season opener, completed 16 of 23 passes for 191 yards and also netted 90 yards on 11 rushes as the Cougars outgained the Wolves 383 to 315... Running back Terrell Watson rushed for 102 yards on 28 carries as Azusa Pacific outrushed Western Oregon 192-58. Bergman led WOU completing 20 of 39 passes for 257 yards and four touchdowns as Joe Harris (23 yards), Michael Reeve (31 yards), Wafer and Williams all caught TD passes... Western Oregon also scored on a 90-yard kickoff return by Patrick Tepea right after Cacciatore opened the scoring on a 40-yard field goal. Cacciatore later added three more three-pointers (26, 28 and 26) and a pair of extra points... Defensively, linebacker Sean Barber led the Cougars with a career-high 16 tackles, including 11 solos. He also forced two fumbles. Linebackers Shane Kuenzi and Devin Wells led WOU with 15 and 13 tackles, respectively. Central Washington 21, Humboldt State 13 (at Arcata): Central Washington, which ranks sixth nationally in scoring defense allowing exactly 13 points per game, got a GNAC-record tying three interceptions from cornerback Isaiah Davis and a touchdown from safety Cole Graves in defeating Humboldt State 21-13 at Arcata... Davis joined six other players including Dixie State s Daniel Moffett last week against Humboldt State, to record three interceptions in the same game... Davis first interception in the third quarter came near midfield, however, the latter two came in the fourth quarter deep in Humboldt territory (at the 14- yard line on a second-and-three play from the 38 and at the 10-yard line on a first-and-10 play from the 30)... Graves scored on a 40-yard fumble return late in the second quarter after picking up a fumble which was forced by linebacker Ridge Nielsen. That was one of a game-high nine tackles for Nielsen, who was credited with 2 ½ tackles for losses of 13 yards...cwu also scored touchdowns on a 59-yard pass from quarterback Jake Nelson to Jesse Zalk in the second quarter and on a 40-yard by running back Jordan Todd in the third period... Todd finished the contest rushing for 127 yards on 30 carries, earning his fourth 100-yard game of the season. Nelson completed 10 of 24 passes for 129 yards. Zalk had five receptions for 79 yards...quarterbacks Casey Mintz (14-25-2, 121 yards) and Kyle Morris (10-22-1, 78 yards) combined for 199 yards as the Lumberjacks edged CWU 259-250 in total offense. The two quarterbacks hooked up with HSU freshman receiver Chase Krivashei for a GNAC-season high 14 receptions for 130 yards... Krivashei had 203 all-purpose yards, including 56 on three kickoffs and 17 on one punt return...in addition to his three interceptions, Davis also had seven tackles and broke up two passes for the Wildcats. Linebacker JB Torsy also had seven receptions... Defensive back Miguan Johnson led Humboldt with eight tackles. Dixie State 39, Simon Fraser 12 (at Saint George): Quarterback Griff Robles had more than 400 yards in total offense for the second week in a row as the Red Storm gained 584 yards in a 27-point home win over the Clan. Dixie, which gained the 12 th most yards in GNAC history, bolted to a 39-0 lead after three quarters before giving up a pair of touchdowns in the final 5:34... Robles finished with a GNAC season-high 427 yards, rushing for 176 yards and completing 13 of 27 passes for 251 yards. He had six touchdowns, scoring on runs of 15 in the first quarter and 34 in the third quarter and tossing TD passes of 9 yards to Randon Willard in the opening period, 11 to tight end Joe Don Duncan and 7 to Willard in the second quarter and 48 to Duncan in the third period... Last week, Robles had 401 yards, rushing for 118 yards and passing for 283 in a 49-24 win over Humboldt State... Robles leads the GNAC in 200-yard passing games, reaching that figure in all five of Dixie State s contests... Robles and Myles Burton combined for 303 of Dixie s school-record 333 rushing yards. Burton had 127 yards on 16 carries... Duncan led DSU s receivers with four catches for 96 yards... Simon 2
Fraser was held to 285 yards in total offense, 71 rushing and 214 passing. Quarterback Mitchell Rushton completed 15 of 31 passes for 193 yards. Linebacker Casey Chin led SFU defensively with 12 tackles. Defensive back Robert Metz and linebacker Jake Duncan each had eight tackles for the Red Storm. Duncan and nose tackle Saula Taufa had the game s only interceptions for DSU. PREVIOUS RED LION PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Week of Sept. 2-8: Offense Ryan Stanford, Simon Fraser (QB, 6-3, 199, So., Phoenix, AZ) threw for 446 yards and three touchdowns as the Clan upset Humboldt State 41-27 at the Redwood Bowl handing the Lumberjacks just their third home loss in the past four seasons. Stanford completed 33 of 46 passes. His yardage total is the fifth highest single-game total in GNAC history. Defense Casey Chin, Simon Fraser (LB, 5-10, 214, Sr., Port Moody, BC New Westminster) had 10 tackles, including one for a loss of two yards, and a pair of fourth-quarter interceptions in the Clan s victory. His first interception, which he returned 70 yards, came on a first down from the Clan 19 with 2:51 left. He then sealed the victory with another interception with 48 seconds remaining. Special Teams Chris Campbell, Humboldt State (P, 5-11, 175, Jr., Granite Bay, CA) averaged 47 yards on six punts, including five that went inside the 20. His longest punt was 63 yards. Week of Sept. 9-15: Offense Terrell Watson, Azusa Pacific (RB, 6-2, 230, Jr., Oxnard, CA) rushed for 165 yards and two touchdowns as the Cougars extended their conference game win streak to five games with a 36-20 road win at Dixie State. Watson also surpassed the 2,000- yard career rushing mark increasing his total to 2,130. He also extended his streak of games with a rushing touchdown to eight and his streak of games rushing for 165 or more yards to four. Defense Deionte Gordon, Central Washington (DB, 6-1, 203, Sr., Seaside, CA Sacramento State) had three takeaways, setting up two of the Wildcats three touchdowns in a 20-7 home win against Western Oregon. Gordon set up CWU s second first-quarter touchdown with a 22-yard interception return to the WOU 20-yard line. He also had an interception late in the first half and then forced and recovered a fumble in the third period, leading to a 5-play, 43-yard touchdown drive. He also had five tackles and broke up a pass. Special Teams Jamie Cacciatore, Azusa Pacific (K, 5-8, 175, So., Orange, CA El Modena) booted a 52-yard field goal equaling the third longest in GNAC history in the Cougars 36-20 road win at Dixie State. The field goal was the 11 th 50- yarder in conference history and was just two yards shy of the GNAC record held by Western Washington s Michael Koenen. The NFL veteran booted a 54-yarder against Central Oklahoma in 2001. Week of Sept. 16-22: Offense Chris Tolbert, Simon Fraser (RB, 6-0, 190, Jr., Silver Springs, MD) and Ryan Bergman, Western Oregon (QB, 6-2, 175, Jr., Issaquah, WA)... Tolbert, a transfer from Central Connecticut, scored twice in the fourth quarter to power the Clan to a 21-14 road win at Central Washington. He rushed for 106 yards, including a 10-yard touchdown run which set up a game-tying two-point conversion pass from quarterback Ryan Stanford to Bobby Pospischil. Later in the period Tolbert caught a 27-yard TD pass from Ryan Blum after Stanford had handed the ball off to Blum as the Clan beat the Wildcats in Ellensburg for the first time since 1980. Tolbert caught a total of four passes for 38 yards... Bergman tied the GNAC and the WOU school record tossing six touchdown passes in a 51-32 home win. Bergman completed 23 of 32 passes for 417 yards. Bergman tied the school record set by Jim Bowlen in 1957 against Lower Columbia and the conference record set last season by SFU s Trey Wheeler against Dixie State. Defense Sean Barber, Azusa Pacific (LB, 6-1, 220, Sr., Edgewood, WA - Puyallup) had 15 tackles and two fumble recoveries as the Cougar defense held Humboldt State s offense scoreless in a 28-2 win. It was the second this season Barber has accounted for two of APU s takeaways in a game. Barber also had a pass breakup. Week of Sept. 23-30: Offense Griff Robles, Dixie State (QB, 6-5, 230, Sr., Spanish Fork, UT) and Jordan Todd, Central Washington (RB, 5-6, 186, So., Bellevue, WA Interlake)... Robles had 401 yards in total offense and accounted for six touchdowns leading the Red Storm to a 49-24 road win at Humboldt State. Robles completed 22 of 46 passes for 283 yards and three touchdowns and also rushed for 118 yards and three touchdowns. He scored on runs of 1, 1 and 12 yards and tossed TD passes of eight yards to Mitch Frei, 26 yards to Joel Davis and 17 to Joe Don Duncan... Todd rushed for a GNAC-season high 189 yards and set up a first-quarter touchdown with a 53-yard run to lead Central Washington to a 7-3 win at Azusa Pacific. Defense Kraig Akins, Western Oregon (DE, 6-2, 270, Jr., Springfield, OR - Thurston) and Daniel Moffett, Dixie State (FS, 6-2, 215, Jr., Kayville, UT Davis)... Akins had 11 tackles, including three for losses totaling 21 yards as the Wolves held previously unbeaten Simon Fraser to just three field goals in a 30-9 win. Among Akins three TFLs were two quarterback sacks. He also forced two fumbles. Moffett had a GNAC-record tying three interceptions (for 56 yards) in Dixie s 49-24 win at Humboldt State. Moffett, who also had four tackles and broke up a pass, is the sixth player in GNAC history to record three interceptions in a single game. Specialty Isaiah Davis, Central Washington (DB, 5-10, 176, So., Bremerton, WA South Kitsap) had 100 return yards for the Wildcats, netting 66 on four punt returns and 34 on two kickoff returns and providing valuable field position in a 7-3 win at Azusa Pacific. SCORING SUMMARIES Sept. 7: Simon Fraser 7 7 20 7 -- 41 Humboldt State 10 7 7 3 -- 27 HSU Bruder 33 Field Goal SFU Kawamoto 41 pass from Pospischil (Docherty kick) HSU Nwadibia 2 pass from Morris (Bruder kick) SFU Durant 69 pass from Stanford (Docherty kick) HSU Sims 4 run (Bruder kick) SFU Durant 31 pass from Pospischil (Docherty kick) SFU Kett 14 pass from Stanford (kick failed) 3
HSU Sims 2 run (Bruder kick) SFU Durant 3 pass from Stanford (Docherty kick) HSU Bruder 42 Field Goal SFU Stanford 1 run (Docherty kick) Dixie State 7 0 7 0 -- 14 Idaho State 10 14 10 6 -- 40 ISU Finney 16 run (Garcia kick) DSU Joe Don Duncan 4 pass from Robles (Myers kick) ISU Garcia 27 Field Goal ISU Austin 8 pass from Arias (Garcia kick) ISU Arias 19 run (Garcia kick) ISU Finney 12 pass from Arias (Garcia kick) ISU Garcia 40 Field Goal DSU Joe Don Duncan 6 pass from Robles (Myers kick) ISU Garcia 33 Field Goal ISU Garcia 24 Field Goal Western Oregon 0 0 0 14 -- 14 Eastern Washington 29 0 7 7 -- 43 EWU Kupp 63 pass from Adams (Miller kick) EWU Gehring 4 pass from Adams (Jackson pass from Adams) EWU Mitchell 15 pass from Adams (Miller kick) EWU Hill 58 pass from Adams (Miller kick) EWU Hill 8 pass from Adams (Miller kick) WOU Williams 36 pass from Bergman (Correa kick) EWU Bourne 14 pass from Vitto (Miller kick) WOU Penaranda 6 pass from Bergman (Correa kick) Azusa Pacific 0 0 14 3 -- 17 Grand Valley 17 7 7 7 -- 38 GV Spencer 11 pass from Parling (Schipper kick) GV Schipper 23 Field Goal GV Ratay 6 run (Schipper kick) GV Spencer 19 pass from Parling (Schipper kick) GV - Robinson 2 run (Schipper kick) APU Watson 12 run (DeFiebre kick) APU Watson 12 run (DeFiebre kick) APU DeFiebre 37 Field Goal GV Ratay 73 run (Schipper kick) Texas A&M Kingsville 7 7 0 7 -- 21 Central Washington 7 7 0 0 -- 14 CWU Nielsen 51 interception (Lopez kick) TAMUK Washington 60 run (Stoll kick) TAMUK Armstrong 15 pass from Rios (Stoll kick) CWU Todd 6 run (Lopez kick) TAMUK Stoll 17 run (Stoll kick) Sept. 14: Western Oregon 0 0 0 7 -- 7 Central Washington 14 0 6 0 -- 20 CWU Stinson 1 run (McDonald kick) CWU Stinson 2 run (McDonald kick) CWU Clinch 6 pass from Nelson (kick failed) WOU Harris 1 run (Correa kick) Humboldt State 0 6 0 0 -- 6 Portland State 7 6 23 7 -- 43 PSU Closs 38 pass from McDonagh (Fernandez kick) HSU Bruder 32 Field Goal HSU Bruder 28 Field Goal PSU Lilley 15 run (pass failed) PSU Richard 1 run (Fernandez kick) PSU Safety, Shoemaker tackled Morris in end zone PSU Richard 12 run (Fernandez kick_ PSU Toureen 29 pass from McDonagh (Fernandez kick) PSU Lilley 4 run (Kinsella kick) Azusa Pacific 6 20 7 3 -- 36 Dixie State 0 7 0 13 -- 20 APU Watson 54 run (run failed) APU Owens 9 run (Cacciatore kick) DSU Davis 34 pass from Robles (Myers kick) APU Henry 23 pass from Owens (kick failed) APU Martens 17 pass from Owens (Cacciatore kick) APU Watson 10 run (Cacciatore kick) APU Cacciatore 52 Field Goal DSU Joe Don Duncan 24 pass from Garr (Myers kick) DSU Morton 17 pass from Garr (kick blocked) Sept. 21: Dixie State 0 12 6 14 -- 32 Western Oregon 14 7 21 9 -- 51 WOU Wafer 34 pass from Bergman (Correa kick) WOU Penaranda 1 pass from Bergman (Correa kick) DSU Joe Don Duncan 17 pass from Robles (kick blocked) DSU Frei 10 pass from Robles (pass failed) WOU Wafer 12 pass from Bergman (Correa kick) WOU Harris 76 pass from Bergman (Correa kick) DSU Joe Don Duncan 12 pass from Robles (pass failed) WOU Wafer 9 pass from Bergman (Correa kick) WOU Williams 20 pass from Bergman (Correa kick) WOU Panui 1 run (kick failed) DSU Joe Don Duncan 4 pass from Robles (pass failed) DSU Burton 4 run (Willard pass from Robles) WOU Correa 36 Field Goal Simon Fraser 3 3 0 15 -- 21 Central Washington 7 0 7 0 -- 14 SFU Heerspink 18 Field Goal CWU Todd 65 run (McDonald kick) SFU Heerspink 26 Field Goal CWU Logan 9 pass from Nelson (McDonald kick) SFU Tolbert 10 run (Pospischil pass from Stanford) SFU Tolbert 27 pass from Blum (Heerspink kick) Humboldt State 0 0 0 2 -- 2 Azusa Pacific 0 0 14 14 -- 28 APU Watson 13 run (Cacciatore kick) APU Douglas 54 run (Cacciatore kick) APU Watson 1 run (Cacciatore kick) HSU Safety, Moreno tackled Watson in end zone APU Thornton 99 interception (Cacciatore kick) Sept. 28: Western Oregon 0 9 7 14 -- 30 Simon Fraser 3 3 0 3 -- 9 SFU Heerspink 22 Field Goal WOU Correa 26 Field Goal SFU Heerspink 25 Field Goal WOU Correa 36 Field Goal WOU Correa 19 Field Goal WOU Harris 2 run (Correa kick) SFU Heerspink 27 Field Goal WOU Harris 8 run (Correa kick) WOU Reeve 8 pass from Bergman (Correa kick) Central Washington 7 0 0 0 -- 7 Azusa Pacific 0 3 0 0 -- 3 CWU Schechter 4 pass from J. Nelson (McDonald kick) APU Cacciatore 32 Field Goal Dixie State 14 28 0 7 -- 49 Humboldt State 10 0 14 0 -- 24 HSU Roe-Satkowski 8 pass from Morris (Bruder kick) DSU Frei 8 pass from Robles (Bishoff kick) DSU Robles 1 run (Bishoff kick) 4
HSU Bruder 46 Field Goal DSU Robles 1 run (Bishoff kick) DSU Davis 26 pass from Robles (Bishoff kick) DSU Robles 12 run (Bishoff kick) DSU Davis 27 run (Bishoff kick) HSU Morris 3 run (Bruder kick) HSU Morris 2 run (Bruder kick) DSU Joe Don Duncan 17 pass from Robles (Bishoff kick) Oct. 5: Central Washington 0 14 7 0 -- 21 Humboldt State 7 3 3 0 -- 13 HSU Krivashei 25 pass from Morris (Bruder kick) CWU Zalk 59 pass from Nelson (Burke kick) CWU Graves 40 fumble return (Burke kick) HSU Bruder 44 Field Goal CWU Todd 40 run (McDonald kick) HSU Bruder 37 Field Goal Simon Fraser 0 0 0 12 -- 12 Dixie State 13 12 14 0 -- 39 DSU Willard 9 pass from Robles (Bishoff kick) DSU Robles 15 run (kick blocked) DSU Joe Don Duncan 11 pass from Robles (pass failed) DSU Willard 7 pass from Robles (kick failed) DSU Robles 34 run (Bishoff kick) DSU Joe Don Duncan 48 pass from Robles (Bishoff kick) SFU Spagnuolo 2 run (kick blocked) SFU Corrado 9 pass from Rushton (run failed) 2013 SCHEDULE AND SCORES September: Azusa Pacific 17 at Grand Valley 38; Texas A&M Kingsville 21 at Central Washington 14; Dixie State 14 at Idaho State 40; Simon Fraser 41 at Humboldt State 27; Western Oregon 14 at Eastern Washington 43. 14 Azusa Pacific 36 at Dixie State 20; Western Oregon 7 at Central Washington 20; Humboldt State 6 at Portland State 43. 21 Humboldt State 2 at Azusa Pacific 28; Simon Fraser 21 at Central Washington 14; Dixie State 32 at Western Oregon 51. 28 Central Washington 7 at Azusa Pacific 3; Dixie State 49 at Humboldt State 24; Western Oregon 30 at Simon Fraser 9. October: 5 Azusa Pacific 34 at Western Oregon 32; Central Washington 21 at Humboldt State 13; Simon Fraser 12 at Dixie State 39. 12 Simon Fraser at Azusa Pacific, 6:30 p.m.; Dixie State at Central Washington, 1 p.m.; Humboldt State at Western Oregon, 1 p.m. 19 Azusa Pacific at Humboldt State, 6 p.m.; Central Washington at Simon Fraser, 2 p.m.; Western Oregon at Dixie State, 6 p.m. 26 Azusa Pacific at Central Washington, 1 p.m.; Humboldt State at Dixie State, 6 p.m.; Simon Fraser at Western Oregon, 1 p.m. November: 2 Western Oregon at Azusa Pacific, 6:30 p.m.; Humboldt State at Central Washington, 1 p.m.; Dixie State at Simon Fraser, 2 p.m. 9 Dixie State at Azusa Pacific, 6:30 p.m.; Central Washington at Western Oregon, 1 p.m.; Humboldt State at Simon Fraser, 6 p.m. 16 Azusa Pacific at Simon Fraser, 2 p.m.; Central Washington at Dixie State, 6 p.m.; Western Oregon at Humboldt State, 1 p.m. Azusa Pacific 13 9 0 12 -- 34 Western Oregon 6 6 7 13 -- 32 APU Cacciatore 40 Field Goal WOU Tepea 90 kickoff return (kick failed) APU Cacciatore 26 Field Goal APU Watson 9 run (Cacciatore kick) WOU Harris 23 pass from Bergman (kick blocked) APU Cacciatore 28 Field Goal APU Stewart 1 run (kick failed) WOU Reeve 31 pass from Bergman (Correa kick) APU - Stewart 1 run (Cacciatore kick) APU Safety APU Cacciatore 26 Field Goal WOU Wafer 6 pass from Bergman (Correa kick) WOU Williams 23 pass from Bergman (pass failed) 5