Central Washington V. Azusa Pacific

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1 Central Washington University CWU Athletics Events Programs CWU Athletics Collections Fall Central Washington V. Azusa Pacific Central Washington University Follow this and additional works at: cwu_athletics_event_programs Recommended Citation Central Washington University, "Central Washington V. Azusa Pacific" (1998). CWU Athletics Events Programs This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the CWU Athletics Collections at It has been accepted for inclusion in CWU Athletics Events Programs by an authorized administrator of For more information, please contact

2 NAIA Quarterfinal Playoffs Azusa, California Cougar Stadium November 28, p.m.

3 AZUSA PACIFIC -- Location... Azusa, Calif. Affiliation NAIA Colors Black & Brick Conference independent Nickname Cougars Head Coach... Vic Shealy Career Record (season) (4th) At APU... same as above 1997 Record Schedule/Results S 5 at San Diego W 14-7 S 12 OLIVET NAZARENE (111.).. W S 19 at Central Washington... L S 26 at Hardin-Simmons (Tex.).. L CHAPMAN... W LA VERNE... W HUMBOLDT STATE... W at Whittier W 27-9 N 7 OCCIDENTAL... W 49-7 N 14 at Pomona-Pitzer... W 14-0 N 21 TAYLOR...W N 28 CENTRAL WASHINGTON 6 p.m. 1118C11u11ar ad11rs II/Jn/ n 1am11$/ Rushing c Yds Avg TD jack Williams DeAngelo Gossett tlaoiia Smith 35 I IQ 3.1 Q Cougars Opponents Passing PC PA lnt Yds TD Geoff Buffum l:::loun l:::lib 2 -Z~ 13 Q Cougars Opponen1S II Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD Dexter Davis Justin Duarte I I. I I Shawn Zook I lack Williams Q Cougars Opponents II Defense Tackles Sacks Int JameraWurm 82 I 0 Elbert Baker Gabe Giordano Scott Thomas 70 I 3 Matt Zaengte Oscar Burgueno joelmcgi~ AZUSA PACIFIC PLAYOFF NOTES BOOKENDS?: :\zusa Pacific started Central Washington's season back on Sept 19. Now they can end it, but it won't be easy. :\ zusa Pacific and Central \Vashington meet again on the gridiron, this rime in ;\ zusa, and this time in the N:\L-\ playoffs. The 2 teams square off in tonight's N,-\L-\ quarterfinal action with the winner to advancing to next week's semi-finals. ON A ROLL: Since suffering back-to-back road losses to end September,,-\zusa Pacific has won 7 straight, tying the 1985 Cougars for the longes t win streak in program history. This season's 9 victories are also a school record, breaking the 1980 standard of 8 wins. SERIES NOTES: Central Washington has won the 2 previous meetings with,\ zusa Pacific, dumping the Cougars 28-7 in,\ zusa last year before handing out this year's hammering in Washington. In those 2 wins, Wildcat RB Dan Murphy ripped apart the Cougar defense, rushing for 365 yards on just 39 carries (9.4 avg.) and scoring 6 IDs (3 in each game). In this year's meeting, he rushed for a school-record 269 yards to carry then-no. 14-ranked Central Washington to the crushing victory over then No. 15-ranked,-\zusa Pacific. CWU needed just 10 plays to tally 28 points on 4 IDs with Murphy collecting 3 of them, including one on a 38-yard run with 11 seconds left in the first half. That was enough to put away the Cougars. AT HOME BY NIGHT: The Cougars enjoy the nightlife. Azusa Pacific has won 8 straight night games, including 6 at home this year. The 6-0 home record is the best for any Cougar season (their last loss in Azusa was last year's 28-7 defeat to CWU). Central Washington has played 15 straight day games and hasn't started a game under the lights since suffering a 36-6 loss at UC Davis, Oct. 4, DAZZLING DEXTER: Senior COUGAR CAREER RECEIVINC: All-American WR Dexter Davis, Player Rec Yrds Avg TD Azusa Pacific's first-ever singleseason 1,000-yard receiver, now Dexter Davis (1996- ) 169 2, Paul Nath ( ) 199 2, has a pair of 1,000-yard seasons to his credit after a 10-catch, 120- CAREER ALL-PURPOSE YARD! yard game vs. Taylor. For the season, Davis has a school-record Player Rush Rec Ret Net 82 catches for a school-record 1,047 yards. In the Christian Okoye ( )3, O 3,65! Dexter Davis (1996- ) 17 2, ,45 Cougars' victory over La Verne earlier this season, Davis set a Cougar game record with 238 receiving yards and tied another school singlegame record with 4 IDs, 3 that came on.catch-and-runs of91, 88 and 26 yards. He is currently second on Azusa Pacific's all-rime receiving and all-purpose yard charts. BUFFED OUT OFFENSE: On the season, senior QB Geoff Buffum is 189-for-309 (.617) passing for a school-record 2,537 yards (he broke Brian Hunt's 1990 record of 2,530 in the win over Taylor). He has tossed another school season-record 20 IDs, and at this _pace, is on course to break the school season completion percentage of.597, set by David Russell in 1985 (l 14-for-191). As outstanding as his entire season has been, Buffum has been even more impressive in his past 6 games, completing 110-of-156 (.705) passes for 1561 yards and 14 IDs with just 3 interceptions. In the midst of this current hot streak, Buffum put together perhaps the finest game ever by a Cougar QB, completing 19-of-23 passes for a school-record 415 yards and 5 IDs in the Cougars' victory over La Verne. JACK OF ALL TRADES: Junior Jack Williams, one of the best 2-way players in the NAIA this year, is 1 of only 6 Cougars ever to rush for 1,000 yards in a season. Thanks to yard games, Williams has registered 1,192 rushing yards in 10 games, fourth on the Cougar single-season rushing chart and already 10th on the career chart. Against Chapman, he rushed for a careerhigh 230 yards on just 19 carries (12.1 avg.) and scored 1 TD. It was the fifth best single-game performance in,\zusa Pacific history. Against La Verne he tallied 160 yards on just 15 carries and scored another TD (71 yarder). On defense, he has 20 tackles, a fumble recovery, 2 picks (including 1 in the end zone) and 2 deflections, both clinching Cougar victories.

4 AZUSA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY 1998 Football Roster NO NAl\IE POS ITT \XT CLASS EXP 1-IOl\fETO\X'N CHIGIT SCHOOL/L.-\ST SCHOOL) 1 l\larvin Smith RB Junior JC Placentia, CA (Servite HS/ San Bernardino \'alley CC) 2 Dexter Davis WR Senior 2\1 Long Beach, CA Qordan HS) 3 Steve Rodriguez WR Senior 3\' Pico Rivera, CA (El Rancho HS) 4 Luke Jerome DB Freshman RS San Clemente, CA (San Clemente HS) 5 Caleb Willis WR Sophomore 1\' Valencia, CA (Valencia HS) 6 Joe Daichendt p Freshman RS Los Altos Hills, CA (Pinewood HS) 7 Bryan Frisina CB Junior 2V Los Gatos CA (Westmont HS) 10 Earvin Baker DB Freshman HS Monrovia, CA (Monrovia HS) 11 Matt Zacngle FS Senior lv Susanville, CA (Lassen HS) 12 Luke Winslow QB Freshman HS Seattle, WA (Shorecrest HS) 13 Jack Williams DB/ RB Junior TR Long Beach, CA (Downey HS/BYU) 14 Geoff Buffum QB Senior TR San Clemente, CA (San Clemente HS/ Linfield) 15 Houn I-lib QB Freshman RS Stockton, CA (Stagg HS) 16 Jim Daichendt PK Senior 3V Barrington HS/Augustana College) 17 John Subiono CB Sophomore lv Kohala, HI (Honokaa HS) 18 B.J. Litchfield p Freshman HS San Dimas, CA (San Dimas HS) 19 Jeremy Tortora WR Freshman HS Santa Cruz, CA (Harbor HS) 20 Mike Cory DB Freshman HS Roseburg, OR (Roseburg HS) 21 Elbert Baker OLB Senior 3V Monrovia, CA (Monrovia HS) 22 DeAngelo Gossett RB Junior 2V Aliso Viejo, CA (Aliso Niguel HS) 25 Scott Thomas SS/WR Senior lv Norwalk Christian HS/ Long Beach CC) 27 Doug Renick DB Freshman HS Raytown, MO (Raytown South HS) 28 Davin Lum DB Freshman HS Kailua, HI (Kamehameha Schools) 29 Eric Garcia DB Junior TR Los Angeles, CA (Franklin HS/Humboldt State) 30 Dirk Hamilton FB Freshman RS Westwood, CA (Westwood HS) 33 Larry Crabtree FB Sophomore RS Temecula, CA (Temecula Valley HS) 34 Adam Shelly RB Freshman HS Encinitas, CA (Sante Fe Christian HS) 37 Natano Malauulu RB Freshman HS Nuuuli America Somoa (fafuna HS) 40 JakeJerome ILB Junior 2V San Clemente, CA (San Clemente HS) 42 Joel Sanchez LB Sophomore lv El Monte, CA (El Monte HS) 44 Jamen Wurm LB Senior 3V Jackson, CA (Argonaut HS) 45 Bryan Dyer OLB Freshman HS Tigard, OR (Tigard HS) 46 Miguel Ramos LB Sophomore lv La Verne, CA (Bonita HS) 48 Josh Spann LB Freshman HS Escondido, CA (Orange Glen HS) 49 Nathan Stamets DB Freshman HS Tigard OR Cfigard HS) 51 J ererniah Beery DT Sophomore HS Mariposa, CA (Mariposa HS) 52 Gabe Giordano LB Junior TR La Mesa, CA (Helix HS/BYU) 53 James Wilson DE Junior lv Kingsburg, CA (Kingsburg HS/College of Sequoias) 54 Saafiga Foster DL Sophomore l V Honolulu, HI (Punahou HS) 55 Steve Symington LB Senior 2V San Diego, CA (Patrick Henry HS) 56 Oscar Burgueno DE Senior lv Montebello, CA (Schurr HS/ Cerritos CC) 57 Tim Basiger DE Junior 2V Temecula CA (The Linfield School) 58 Alex Pula DL Junior JC Santa Ana, CA (Santa Ana Valley HS/Santa Ana CC) 60 Justin Dyresen OL Freshman HS Oceanside, CA (Granite Hills, HS) 62 Jake Morrow OL Sophomore lv San Clemente, CA (San Clemente HS) 64 Peter Bahruth OL Junior 2V La Verne, CA (Bonjta HS) 71 Brad Baker OL Junior JC San Clemente, CA (San Clemente HS/Saddleback CC) 72 Mike Randall OL Junior JC Rancho Cucamonga, CA (RCHS/Chaffey CC) 76 George Ilagan OL Junior JC Alta Loma CA (Rancho Cucamonga HS/ Chaffey CC) 77 Matt Widdifield OT Junior 2V Arvada, CO (Faith Christian HS) 79 Karim Mikhail OL Senior 3V Montebello, CA (Montebello HS) 80 Joe McCamish WR Sophomore lv Worthington, OH (Worthington Christian HS) 81 Shawn Zook WR Senior lv Carmichael, CA (Mira Loma HS/Sierra CC) 86 Justin Duarte TE Senior lv Glendora, CA (Charter Oak HS) 88 Jason Wells TE Senior HS Bellflower, CA (Valley Christian HS) 90 Joel McGivney DT Senior 3V Big Bear City, CA (Big Bear HS) 91 Brandon Cahoon DE Junior TR San Diego, CA (Rancho Bernardo HS/Palomar CC) HEAD COACH: Vic Shealy ASSISTANTS: Gary Knecht, Kevin Emerson, Bo Beatty, Anthony Strickland, Jack Coppes, Randy Twist, Marvin Smith, Jason Issel

5 CENTRAL WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 1998 Football Roster NO N1\ME POS HT \X<T CL-\SS EXP HOl\!ETO\XIN CHIGII SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL) 1 Ryan Sc.:al \X'R Junior 2\1 Poulsbo (North Kitsap) 4 John 1-lallcad DB Sophomore 1\1 Ellensburg, WA 6 Nat Conley RB Freshman RS Pasco, WA 8 Wayne Maxwell DB Senior 2\1 Bothell, WA (Inglemoor/ WWCC) 9 Casey Jacox QB Senior 3\1 Renton, WA (Kentridge) 1 J Pete Kalasountas QB Sophomore JV Renton, WA (Hazen) J2 Scan McCoy OB Senior JV Everett WA J5 Terrance Allen DB 5-8 J69 Freshman RS Tacoma, WA (Mt. Tahoma) J6 Jason Patterson DB 5-J J J75 Freshman RS Enumclaw, WA J7 Ryan Wakefield WR 6-2 J90 Junior JC Tacoma, WA (Curtis/WWCC) J8 Jon Peninger WR 5-9 J80 Sophomore RS Kent, WA (Kentridge) 22 Leland Sparks DB 5-9 J80 Senior JV Wharton, TX (Mater Dei/ WSU) 23 Pete Hartzell DB 5-9 J80 Junior 2V Monroe, WA 25 Michael Alexander DB 5-10 J80 Freshman RS Ouincy WA 27 Steve Hickey K 6-2 J90 Freshman HS Tenino, WA 3J Scott Henry DB 5-9 J75 Junior 2V White Swan, WA 32 Dan Murphy RB Junior 2V Royal City, WA 33 Chad Phillip DB 5-10 J83 Sophomore JV Edmonds, WA (Woodway) 34 Brandon Christensen LB 5-JO J95 Sophomore JV Mukilteo, WA (Kamiak) 39 Lonnie Hyde LB 5-JO 205 Sophomore JV Poulsbo, WA (North Kitsap) 44 Kevin Stromberg LB 6-J 207 Sophomore JV Vancouver WA (Evergreen) 45 Lonnie Reed RB Junior TR Auburn, WA Oefferson/WWU) 47 Jed Sluyter LB Sophomore JV Renton, WA (Hazen) 48 Ryan Sawyer DE Junior 2V Kent, WA (Kent-Meridian) 49 Ian Tyrrell P-LB 5-8 2JO Sophomore JV Yakima, WA (Davis) 5J Mark Doll OL Sr 3V Selah, WA 52 Evan Ayres OL Senior 3V Bellingham, WA (Sehome) 53 Jim Hyde c 6-J 250 Senior JV Bremerton WA (WWCC) 54 Josh Johnston OL 5-J J 259 Sophomore JV Richland, WA 57 Rawley Robins LB Sophomore JV Federal Way, WA 58 J.J. Freeborn OL Junior SQ Everett, WA (Air Force Academy) 59 Sean Lewis DL Junior SQ DuPont, WA (Steilacoom) 65 Jon Hudnall OL Senior JV Othello, WA (WWCC) 72 Chris Scheer OL 6-J 255 Sophomore RS Tacoma, WA (Wilson) 74 lack Essman DL Freshman RS Puyallup WA (franklin Piere<:,) 78 Justen Wochnick OL Senior TR\ Vancouver, WA (Evergreen/EWU) 82 Andy Wagner TE Senior 2V Snohomish, WA 84 Mark Leazer WR 6-0 J80 Freshman TR Tacoma, WA (Clover Park/EWU) 85 Marcus Pitts WR 5-JO 170 Sophomore SQ Puyallup, WA (Rogers/EWU) 86 Ty Nunez WR 6-J 190 Junior JV Yakima, WA (East Valley) 88 Brett Rogers WR Senior JV Yakima, WA (Eisenhower) 89 Rand Matter TE Freshman RS Snohomish WA 92 Brett Curtright DL 6-J 230 Freshman RS Centralia, WA 93 John Fields DE Sophomore 1V Des Moines, WA (Mt. Rainier) 94 Jake Conley DL Sophomore 1V Morton, WA 95 Jason Woods DL Junior 2V Kennewick, WA (Karniakin) 96 Jared Carter DE Freshman RS Walla Walla, WA 98 Brian Koch DL Junior JC Leavenworth, WA (Cascade/WWCC) H EAD COACH: John Zamberlin, ASSISTANTS: John Picha, Beau Baldwin, John Graham GRAD/STUDENT ASSISTANTS: Steve Amrine, Jason Frederick, Davis Lura, Josh Fetter, Brian Stranley

6 CENTRAL WASHINGTON- Location... Ellensburg, Wash. Affiliation NAIA Colors... Crimson & Black Conference. Columbia Football Association Nickname... Wildcats Head Coach... John Zamberlin Career Record (season) (2nd) At CWU (2nd) 1997 Record Schedule/Results S 19 AZUSA PACIFIC... W S 26 at Willamette (Ore.)... W at Simon Fraser (B.C.)... W UC DAVIS... L O 17 at Southern Oregon... W WESTERN OREGON... L EASTERN OREGON... L N 7 at Western Washington... W N 14 at Humboldt State... W N 21 at Rocky Mountain (Mont.). W N 28 at Azusa Pacific 6 p.m Wildcat Stat ltjad11rs 11/n 10 l/8rllj$} Rushing c Yds Avg TD Dan Murphy t::lal Coale:t a I Wildcats Opponents Passing PC PA lnt Yds TD Casey Jacox Pate Kala.souafas Q Wildcats Opponents Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD ify Nunez Ryan Seal Dan Murphy, tlarlc. Leazer Wildcats Opponents Defe nse Tackles Sacks Int B. Christensen ed Sluyter 83 2 I Scott Henry 75 I 2 ohn Hallead ohn Garden Pete Hartzell so 0 2 Uohn Fields 51 7 I CENTRAL WASHINGTON PlAYOFF NOTES NAIA PLAYOFFS - ON THE ROAD AGAIN: Home teams won 5 of8 games played m the opening round of the N_-\L\ playoffs last Saturday. Of the 3 teams that won on the road, 2 - Central \Vashington and Huron, S.D. - go back on the road again this Saturday. For the Wildcats, it will be their 11th consecutive playoff road gam e dating back to their last home game in the opening round of the 1990 playoffs. THE REMATCH: Central Washington will attempt to complete a season sweep of.-\zusa Pacific in tonight's N.-\L-\ quarterfinal playoff game. The Wildcats opened their season Sept. 19 at Ellensburg by defeating the Cougars The final score wasn't really indicative of the true nature of the game. -\zusa Pacific actually had the advantage for most of the first half and had the opportunity to go up by 2 scores at one point before a 57-yard interception return by Brandon Christensen completely reversed the momentum of the game. The Cougars trailed by only a 10-8 count before Dan Murphy raced 38 yards for a touchdown with 11 seconds left in the first half. Murphy then added a pair of third quarter touchdowns on runs of one and 41 yards and the Wildcats scored twice on defense to break the game open in the second half. Cougar quarterback Geoff Buffum completed 21 of39 passes for 21 7 yards, but couldn't offset a school-record 269 rushing effort by :\lurphy. ABOUT THE WILDCATS: CWU has won 3 straight games since losing 3 of 4 in the middle of its schedule to almost drop out of the playoff picture. A hot quarterback has also sparked CWU's resurgence. Senior Casey Jacox has thrown for 300 or more yards in 4 of his last games. Jacox is averaging yards and 3 touchdowns per game over the past 5 games. Jacox, who is CWU's No. 2 all-time career passer behind Seattle Seahawk quarterback Jon Kitna, has completed 195 of 329 passes for 2,474 yards and 22 touchdowns. Only Kitna has posted better single-season numbers. As good Casey Jacox as Jacox's numbers are, he still has had to play second fiddle to Murphy, who has rushed for 1,440 yards and 18 touchdowns. Twice this season, Murphy has scored in overtime to give CWU a victory, including Saturday's first-round playoff win over Rocky Mountain. Murphy netted 131 yards on 29 carries and scored 2 IDs against the Bears and also caught a career-best 6 catches for 52 yards. HISTORY LESSON: Winning in the regular-season, even by a lopsided score, is not always an indication a team will repeat that victory in the playoffs. In 1991, CWU led PLU 42-7 at one point on the way to a victory. But, the Lutes then stunned the No. 1 ranked Wildcats 27-0 in the playoffs. In 1995, CWU upset top-ranked Western Washington in the opening round after losing to the Vikings during the regular-season. OTHER SERIES NOiES:,-\zusa Pacific hasn't had much luck with the Wildcats off the gridiron, either. In 1988, Central beat the Cougars 12-6 in the West Coast regional baseball playoffs. The 'Cats also ended the Cougars' basketball season 2 years ago, rallying from an 18- point first-half deficit to post a win in the second round of the NAIJ\ basketball tourney. MORE ABOUT THE WILDCATS: C\'\1J, which is competing in the NAIA playoffs for the ninth time since 1984, has an all-time playoff record of The Wildcats have reached the semifinal round 4 times (1984, 1989, 1990 and 1995). In 1995, CWU advanced to its only championship game, rying Findlay, Ohio to share the title... The Wildcats posted thm worst home record (1-3) since 1980 this fall, but are unbeaten in 6 road games, including last Saturday's playoff win at Billings against Rocky ~fountain. CWU brings a 7-game road winning streak into the game. The streak began at Azusa last November... CWU is 5-1 this season when QB Casey Jacox hasn't been picked off and 2-2 when he has. In C\'\1J's 6 road games, Jacox has thrown just 2 interceptions, both last week at Rocky Mountain... RB Dan Dan Murphy Murphy set a school single season record against Rocky Mountain by posting his eighth 100-yard rushing game... :\lurphy, who is CWU's all-time leading rusher with 2,923 yards, ranks second in career scoring U'lth 246 points... Three Wildcats on this year's team also played on CWU's 1995 national championship team - Jacox and offensive lineman Mark Doll and Evan Ayres.

7 NAIA FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES NAIA CHAMPIONS 1998 NAIA Football Championship Series First Round Saturday, Nov. 21 Sioux Falls (S,D.) 29, Mary (N.D.) 25 Georgetown (Ky.) 46, Malone (Ohio) 41. Huron (S.D.) 61 at Jamestown (N.D.) 19 Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 31, Taylor (Ind.) 28 Tri-State (Ind.) 33, Benedictine (Kan.) 28 Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) 32, Hastings (Neb.) 26 Southwestern (Kan.) 12, Lindenwood (Mo.) 10 C. Washington 41, Rocky Mountain (Mont.) 38 (ot) Quarterfinals Saturday, Nov. 28 Tri-State (10-2) at Georgetown (9-2), 11:30 a.m. Southwestern (9-1) at Huron (9-2), 11 a.m. Olivet Nazarene (9-2) at Sioux Falls (8-2), 11 a.m. Central Washington (7-3) at Azusa Pacific (9-2), 6 p.m. (all times are PST) Semifinals Saturday, Dec. 5 Sites to be determined Championship Saturday, Dec. Tenn. Final 1998 NAIA Coaches Poll No. School 1 Hastings (Neb.) 2 Rocky Mountain (Mont.) 3 Southwestern (Kan.) 4 Sioux Falls (S.D.) 5 Benedictine (Kan.) 6 Jamestown (N.D.) 7 Taylor (Ind.) 8 Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 9 Georgetown (Ky.) 10 Mary (N.D.) 11 Olivet Nazarene (111.) 12 Malone (Ohio) 13 Huron (S.D.) 14 Tri-State (Ind.) 15 Central Washington 16 Lindenwood (Mo.) 17 Geneva (Pa.) 18 Lambuth (Tenn) 19 Ottawa (Kan.) 20 North Greenville (S.C.) 21 Northwestern Oklahoma 22 Northwestern (Iowa) 23 Missouri Valley 24 Campbellsville (Ky.) 25 Eastern Oregon Record Pis Montana State & St Joseph's llnd.j 1957 Pittsburg State lkan.j 1958 Honheastern Slate lokla.j 1959 TexasA&I 1960 lenior-rhvne lh.c.j 1961 Pittsburg State lkan.j 1962 Central State loklaj 1963 St John's lminn.j 1964 Concordia lminn.j & St Houston State nex.l 1965 St John's lminn.j 1966 wavnesburg lpa.j 1967 Fairmont State lw.v.j 1968 Trov State lalaj 1969 TexasA&I 1970 Westminster lpa.j 1971 California Lutheran 1912 Missouri southern 1913 Honhwestern nowaj 1914 Texas lutherh 1975 Texas Lutheran 1916 Westminster lpaj 1911 Westminster lpa.j 1918 Concordia lminn.l 1919 Findlav COhioJ 1980 Pacmc Lutheran lwashj 1981 Austin nex.j & Concordia lminn.l 1982 linfield lorej 1983 Northwestern nowaj 1984 linfield ldre.j 1985 Wisconsin-la Crosse linfield lorej 1981 Pacific Lutheran cwashj 1988 Westminster lpa.j 1989 Westminster CPa.J 1990 Peru State lheb.j 1991 Georgetown lkv.j 1992 findlav COhioJ 1993 Pacific Lutheran lwashj 1994 Westminster CPa.J 1995 Central Washington & findlav COhioJ 1996 Sioux Falls ls.dj 1991 Findlav lohioj