Tommy Selden

Rogue Warriors

Running Back

1998 - 2002

'Moves like Barry Sanders'.  A December, 2000 article wrote that about Tommy Selden in the build up to the Oregon Football League championship game where Seldon would look to lead the Warriors to a 3rd consecutive title.  The then 32-year old was winding down his brief time in the semi-pro ranks helping establish the upstart league, leaving a successful mark on the league and region.

The 2-time Oregon Football League MVP, 2-time Rushing Leader and 3-time OFL Champion was considered the shiftiest back in the league, difficult to catch and get a clean shot on. Selden earned the 2002 OFL 1st Team position as the top running back in the league in his final season.

The California native, who spent most of his life in Japan with his military family, walked on at Southern Oregon University  in 1996 and 1997 where he earned CFA 1st Team All-Conference as a kick returner and 2nd Team as a punt returner, jumped on board with the Warriors in 1998 as the OFL was formed and etched his name in league history.