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Years of Operation:
1955-1990
Overall Record:
181-137-4 (12/3/2021)
First Game:
First Win:
Final Game: Aug 4, 1990 vs
Sno-King Blue Knights |
League
Affiliation:
Independent (1955 - 1971; 1977;
1980; 1988 -
1990)
Northwest International Football
League (1972-76; 1978-1979)
Northwest International Football
Alliance (1981)
Northwest Football Alliance (1982 -
1987)
American Minor League Football
Association (1988)
Team Headquarters:
PO Box 55455
Seattle, WA 98155
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Owner: Elmo & Alma Hudgens (1955-1987),
Phillip Warnock (1988-89)
General Manager: Elmo Hudgens
(1955-1982); Alma Hudgens (1982-1983); Phil
Warnock (1987)
Coaches: Elmo Hudgens (HC 1955-1981), Bob Tillman
(HC-1982-1984), Ed Softli, Ted Metcalf, Jim Tague, Steve
Wainright, Rik Madsen (HC-1987), Dick Barnes, Tony Softli
(HC-1989); Phil Pompeo (HC-1990), Jim Stoa (Line 1965),
Harold Haley (Backs 1965)
Home Field(s): West Seattle
Memorial, Newport High, Enumclaw HS, Liberty High,
Issaquah High, Lower Woodland Park |
Titles Won:
1972 Northwest International
League Champions
1981 Northwest International
Alliance Champions
Colors: Black &
White |
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Honors
Rob Diebold: 2007 MLFN Hall of
Fame
Jeff Thoenness (G), 1988 AFA
All-Minor Pro Team
Gordon Aken (RB), 1988 AFA All-Minor Pro 2nd Team
Brian Thompson 1987 NFA Def POTY
Brian Thompson 1986 NFA Def POTY
Bryan Nye: 1988 Newcomer of the
Year
Bob Jackson: 1971 Back of the Year
Ed Softli: 1971 Defensive Back of the Year
Jim Saxwold: 1971 Lineman of the Year
Stan Kriegel: 1971 Defensive Lineman of the Year
Jim Olson: 1971 Inspirational Player (FB/DT)
Legend: Dick Barnes
(1956-1989)
All-League
QB Carlos Warren - 1975 2nd
Team
WR Ted Netzger - 1975 2nd
Team
TE Ted Metcalf - 1975 1st Team,
1976 1st Team
DT Ernie Lewis - 1975 2nd
Team
DE - Bob Tillman - 1975 2nd
Team
DB - Willie London - 1975 2nd
Team
DB - Joe Hertling - 1975 2nd
Team
QB - Bob Cason - 1976 1st
Team
LB - Corny Chenevart - 1976 1st
Team
WR - Ken Conley - 1976 1st
Team
Elmo
Hudgens began organizing the Issaquah town team in
February 1956 announcing contact with the University of
British Columbia with interest in a home-and-home series
in October and November.
James Hooker Hailstone, a former
Issaquah Alpines player took up the tackle position for
the 1956 Labor Day game between Issaquah and the
Cavaliers.
Cavaliers: Walt Hill, Romaine
Jacobsen (Game MVP)
Issaquah: Kenny Hampton (Game MVP),
Hooker Hailstone
Following the Sep 1, 1956 game
with the Issaquah town team, it was decided both teams
should merge, with 6 Seattle players joining forces and
the team would be called the Issaquah Lions and at times
the Cavaliers.
1956 Players: Brothers: Duane, Roger,
Romaine (QB) and Odello (DL), Gerald Jacobsen, Don, Jack
and Harold Boror, Walt Hill (player of the game
9/1/1956), Jim Stoa (E), Bill Storrie (HB), Kenny
Hampton (LB), Jim Coop (DL),
The Jacobsen brothers
played for Elmo Hudgens as the 1953 Roosevelt Lions.
1957:
On Oct.
6, 1957 against the prison team at Walla Walla, the
amateur Cavaliers lost
28-2. By comparison, the semi-pro Seattle Ramblers
arrived at the state pen a week later defeating the
"Steelers" 40-0.
Prior to the Nov 16, 1957 game with UBC, the Vancouver Sun
reported "The Cavaliers? They're of unknown
calibre playing only exhibition games against teams of
equally unknown quality in and around the Seattle area."
Winless in eight games, UBC proceeded to trounce the
Cavaliers 40-2.
Towards the end of 1958 the Cavs played games on
consecutive days, defeating the Bombers from Canada on
Saturday, then getting bombed by the Fort Lewis Panthers
on Sunday.
During the 1959 season, the Seattle Times referred to
Hudgen's squad as the "Westlake Chevaliers".
Jim Stoa scored a TD and 2-pt PAT, Leon Cooke scored a
TD, Carl Jones converted the 2-pointer in the first win
over Monroe on Sept 25. Stoa would be one of the
Cavaliers top players. The following week against
the SnoCo All Stars, Paul Jones scored 3 TD's and Bob
Williams caught a 20-yard score from Bob McCall.
1959
Roster
The 1960 game versus the Surrey Rams was played under
American rules in the first half and Canadian rules in
the second. The Cavs held a 35-0 advantage at
halftime.
1960's Players
Lowell E. Brown (Statisitician later)
Jerry Carson Sr. (RB - Reporter)
Harold H. Haley (HB - Coach) - faked a punt
against the Bell-Jets on Nov 28, 1965 from 8-yards deep
in his own endzone scoring from 108-yards out.
(officially 93-yards).
Tom Bishop
1963
Roster
1965 Roster
1967
Roster
In 1967 Stan Kriegel came over to the
Cavaliers from the Everett Wildcats after impressing
the Cav coaches with a 20-tackle performance
against Seattle (1966). He played until 1982 and
retired at the age of 41. He got his start playing
flag football for a local tavern between
1963-66.
Former halfback Bob Jarvis (1967)
lost both legs and a hand in a 1975 construction
accident.
Key Players 1970:
Pat Shields-LE
Tom Biship-LT
Phil Warnock-LG
Henry Cave-C
Carl LaFontaine-RG
Bob Kraus-RT
Don Henthorn-RE
Lance McGrath-QB
Tony Lister-HB
Pat Peterson-HB
Bob Jackson-FB
Ted Metcalf - DE
Bill McKee - DT
Ned Gray - DT
Joe Warren - DT
Jim Olson - DT
Dave Softli - DE
Willy London - LB
Ed Softli - LB
Don Smith - DB
Greg Sweet - DB
Randy Culley - S
QB Bob Cason threw for 4 TD's against Clackamas Oct 9,
1971.
53-year old Dick Barnes kicked two extra points that
proved the difference in the 20-19 victory over the NIFL
All-Stars in 1972
Ed Softli scored 47+ touchdowns from 1959-1972 in every
way possible; rushing, receiving, passing, punt and kick
return, INT return as well as scoring a safety and
2-point conversion to go with a kicked PAT. He was
6-times awarded team honors at the end of a season and
began assistant coaching duties from 1966-1982.
1973 Roster
- Bob Cason (QB) Phil Warnock (OT)
Dick Barnes (PK)
On Oct 14, 1973 the Cavaliers played a
doubleheader, losing to UBC under Canadian rules and
then defeating the Whatcom County Lakers in Memorial
Stadium at Seattle High School following a 15-minute
break between games.
Stan Kriegel blocked Flyers' Dick
Larsen's punt and Joe Warren tackled Larsen in the
endzone for 2-0 victory to kick off 1975. Bob
Cason passed for 110-yards in the defensive struggle.
Bob Cason was cut by the Seahawks on July
13, 1976 after being signed as a defensive
back.
The 1980 squad, attempting to stay
above the squabbles of the now divided Northwest
International League, opted to go Independent.
This proved stable for the team as they still scheduled
all of the area teams, while those teams dealt with
league forfeits and other internal issues.
Sedric Austin (FS) sealed a 10-8 win when he picked off
West Seattle and returned the INT 70-yards in the 4th
quarter. The following wek Carlos Warren returned
a kickoff 85 yards for a TD in a loss at Yakima Valley
College.
With things somewhat simmered down
and the NIFA virtually aligning up solely against the
Pierce County Bengals as a member, the Cavaliers
rejoined the league and took the 1981 crown.
1986
Free Safety Jack Rose returned an INT for a score with
6:31 remaining in overtime to give Seattle a 12-6 win
over Salem that ended a 24-game losing streak.
Jim Vapone scooped up a Star fumble and scored from
23-yards out in the first quarter.
In the loss to the Stars later in the season, John
Skinner took a shot to the sternum that left him unable
to move for 5 minutes and needed transport to the Salem
hospital.
Mike Browne (University of Idaho) kicked a 40-yard FG to
lift Seattle to a 3-0 win over the Orange County Rhinos
in Anaheim, CA. Jeff Palmer and Brian Thompson
each recored 2 sacks in the game, combining for 19
tackles.
In March of 1990 a Seattle Times article
reported:
"Newport's new artificial football turf
will become home next season for a local semipro team,
the Seattle Cavaliers. This is the team's 51st season.
Phil Pompeo returns as head coach after taking 1989 off.
The team will hold a minicamp at Newport May 5, then
start practices June 11. Paul Roberts, 6-feet-6
290-pound tackle from Mercer Island, is on the roster,
Pompeo said. Roberts will compete in track at the
University of Washington this spring in the shot and
hammer throw. Roy Medley, who quarterbacked the Auburn
Panthers to a national playoff victory in 1986, also has
joined the squad. The Cavs' schedule has three games in
California, one in Wisconsin and one in
Alabama."
That schedule would never be achieved as
the Cavaliers franchise folded following the victory
over the Sno-King Blue Knights. It would end one
of the longest running franchises in minor league
history. Most players would surface with the
Eastside Express. A brief attempt to reorganize as
the Bellevue Blitz for the 1990 NWFL season
failed as the team seemed to split from within.
Players who wanted to remain an NWFL team and play
locally, and those wanting to follow Pompeo's vision of
a National powerhouse traveling the country ended up
scattered.
Jerry Carson, Sr, a running back for
many years and reporter for the Seattle Times, passed
away at the age of 55 in Oct,
1999.
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| 1955
Schedule/Results (0-1): |
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| - Fort Lawton
Bulldogs |
12-19 |
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| 1956
Schedule/Results (2-2): |
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| Sep 1 @
Issaquah Lions * |
7-0 |
| Sep 16 @
Monroe Reformatory |
8-19 |
| Sep 22 @ Grays
Harbor Jr College |
8-28 |
| Sep 29 - Fort
Lawton Bulldogs |
13-6 |
| Oct 7 - Univ.
of British Columbia JV |
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| Nov 4 @ Univ.
of British Columbia JV |
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| Nov 25 - Monroe Reformatory |
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and Issaquah merged after the game |
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| 1957
Schedule/Results (0-3): |
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| Oct 6 @
Walla Walla State Penn Steelers |
2-28 |
| Nov 7 @
Monroe/Snohomish Stars |
13-14 |
| Nov 16 @
Univ. of British Columbia |
2-40 |
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| 1958
Schedule/Results (2-1): |
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| Oct 5 @
Univ. of British Columbia JVs |
30-6 |
| Nov 1 -
Burnaby BC Bombers |
35-14 |
| Nov 2 @ Fort
Lewis 47th Panthers |
6-68 |
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| 1959
Schedule/Results (3-3): |
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| Sept 19 @
Univ. of British Columbia |
7-16 |
| Sep 26 @
Monroe Tigers |
16-0 |
| Oct 4 @
Snohomish County All Stars |
26-16 |
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| Nov 1 @ Univ
British Columbia JVs |
20-12 |
| Nov 15 @
Monroe Tigers |
6-14 |
| Nov 25 @ Oak
Harbor Town Team |
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| Nov 26 @
Snohomish County All Stars |
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| Nov 29 - Spokane Rams (at
Bellingham) ** |
0-8 |
| ** Shrine Bowl Game |
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| 1960
Schedule/Results (4-5): |
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| Sep 18 @
Spokane Olympics |
0-12 |
| Oct 1 -
Spokane Olympics |
3-6 |
| Oct 2 - Surrey
Rams |
35-21 |
| Oct 8 @
Victoria Drakes |
18-14 |
| Oct 16 -
Spokane Rams |
8-14 |
| Oct 22 @
Olympic College |
6-19 |
| Nov 12 -
Everett Junior College |
6-28 |
| Nov 12 -
Spokane Olympics |
7-0 |
| Nov 20 -
Surrey Rams |
34-6 |
| Nov 23 - Oak
Harbor All Stars |
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| 1961
Schedule/Results (13-1): |
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| Aug 19 @ Issaquah Athletic
Club |
7-0 |
| Sep 3 -
Grays Harbor Junior College |
15-7 |
| Sep 10 @
Fort Lewis Rangers |
6-28 |
| Sept 17 @
Univ. of British Columbia JV's "Chiefs" |
28-0 |
| Sep 23 @
Olympic Junior College |
26-13 |
| Sep 24 @
Snohomish All-Stars |
36-0 |
| Oct 1 -
Lower Columbia Junior College |
32-0 |
| Oct 8 @ New
Westminster Royals |
28-6 |
| Oct 14 @ Univ.
of British Columbia JV Chiefs |
13-0 |
| Oct 15 @
Fort Lewis Rangers |
8-6 |
| Oct 22 @
Monroe Tigers |
22-0 |
| Nov 5 @
Tacoma Tyees |
6-0 |
| Nov 12 @ Walla
Walla State Penn Steelers |
16-8 |
| Nov 22 @ Oak
Harbor All Stars |
24-0 |
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| 1962
Schedule/Results (7-3): |
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| Sep 23 -
Univ of British Columbia JVs |
6-3 |
| Sep 30 @
Edmonds Warriors |
41-0 |
| Oct 6 @
Grays Harbor Junior College |
14-13 |
| Oct 13 @
Wenatchee Junior College |
0-27 |
| Oct 21 @
Yakima Junior College |
19-26 |
| Oct 28 @
Monroe Tigers |
10-0 |
| Nov 11 @
Snohomish County All-Stars |
8-0 |
| Nov 18 -
Olympic Junior College |
14-21 |
| Nov 22 @ Oak
Harbor All Stars |
20-0 |
| Nov 25 @
Edmonds Warriors |
30-0 |
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| 1963
Schedule/Results (9-5): |
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| Sep 8 @ Univ
of British Columbia |
0-7 |
| Sep 15 -
Victoria BC Hornets |
19-13 |
| Sep 21 @
Wenatchee Junior College |
8-6 |
| Sep 29 -
Yakima Valley College |
0-14 |
| Oct 7 -
Victoria BC Hornets |
40-0 |
| Oct 13 @
Monroe Tigers |
20-0 |
| Oct 19 - Grays Harbor JC |
0-33 |
| Oct 28 @
Univ. of British Columbia JV's |
15-14 |
| Nov 9 @
Whidbey Island All-Stars |
33-0 |
| Nov 10 @
Olympic College |
14-18 |
| Nov 11 @
Monroe Tigers |
20-6 |
| Nov 16 @
Vancouver Majors |
28-6 |
| Nov 23 @
Bellingham Bell-Jets |
PPD |
| Nov 28 @
Oak Harbor All-Stars |
16-0 |
| Dec 8 -
Bellingham Bell-Jets |
0-13 |
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| 1964
Schedule/Results (4-5): |
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| Sep 5 @
Univ of British Columbia |
6-7 |
| Sep 19 @
Monroe Tigers |
36-0 |
| Sept 26 @
Columbia Basin Junior College |
7-40 |
| Oct 10 @
Wenatchee Junior College |
7-46 |
| Oct 16 @
Bellingham Bell-Jets |
8-7 |
| Oct 18 @
Univ of British Columbia JVs |
20-13 |
| Oct 24 @
Yakima Junior College |
0-45 |
| Nov 1 -
Snohomish County All-Stars |
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| Nov 8 @
Univ. of British Columbia JV's |
38-13 |
| Nov 11 -
Olympic College |
14-18 |
| Nov 27 @
Snohomish Roughriders |
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| 1965
Schedule/Results (9-2-1): |
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| Sep 11 @
Univ of British Columbia |
14-6 |
| Sep 18 @
Yakima Junior College |
20-20 |
| Sep 25 -
George Fox University |
7-0 |
| Oct 2 @
Grays Harbor Junior College |
6-22 |
| Oct 10 @
Univ of British Columbia JV's |
23-6 |
| Oct 17 @
Western Oregon University |
13-33 |
| Oct 24 -
Vancouver All-Stars |
28-12 |
| Oct 24 - Univ.
British Columbia JVs |
28-20 |
| Oct 31 @
Olympic College |
20-7 |
| Nov 7 @
Monroe Tigers |
14-0 |
| Nov 14 @
Everett Wildcats |
16-0 |
| Nov 28 -
Bellngham Bell-Jets |
30-12 |
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| 1966
Schedule/Results (11-2): |
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| Sep 10 @
Univ of British Columbia |
27-6 |
| Sep 17 @
Shoreline Community College |
16-0 |
| Sep 24 @
Monroe Tigers |
44-6 |
| Sep 25 @
Bellingham Bell-Jets |
36-0 |
| Oct 1 @
Simon Fraser University |
0-20 |
| Oct 9 @
Everett |
8-0 |
| Oct 16 @
Univ of British Columbia JV's |
27-6 |
| Oct 22 @
George Fox University |
0-14 |
| Oct 30 @
Univ. of British Columbia JV's |
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| Oct 30 @
Vancouver All-Stars |
14-6 |
| Nov 6 @
Snohomish All-Stars |
20-14 |
| Nov 13 @
Everett |
14-13 |
| Nov 20 -
Fort Lewis |
10-3 |
| Nov 27 -
Keyport Torpedoes |
22-7 |
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| 1967
Schedule/Results (8-3): |
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| Aug 19 @
Victoria Steelers |
7-19 |
| Sep 3 @
Simon Fraser University |
26-19 |
| Sep 9 @ Univ
of British Columbia |
20-12 |
| Sep 16 -
Olympic Junior College |
9-7 |
| Sep 23 -
George Fox University |
66-2 |
| Oct 1 -
Univ of British Columbia JVs |
20-0 |
| Oct 7 @
Oregon College of Education |
0-41 |
| Oct 14 -
Everett Wildcats |
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| Oct 21 -
Bellingham Bell-Jets |
13-0 |
| Oct 28 @
Skagit Wreckers ^ |
37-14 |
| ^ White
Center Red Shield Benefit |
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| Nov 4 -
Monroe Tigers |
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| Nov 11 -
Eastern Oregon College |
6-7 |
| Nov 19 -
Skagit Wreckers |
14-8 |
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| 1968
Schedule/Results (10-1): |
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| Sep 1 @
Simon Fraser University |
12-18 |
| Sep 8 @
Univ of British Columbia |
27-7 |
| Sep 15 @
Monroe Tigers |
17-0 |
| Sep 22 @
Monroe All-Stars |
48-6 |
| Sep 28 @
George Fox University |
14-13 |
| Sep 29 @
Univ of British Columbia JV's |
14-6 |
| Oct 6 @
Univ of British Columbia |
20-12 |
| Oct 13 @
Vancouver Cats |
51-0 |
| Oct 20 -
Monroe Tigers |
25-0 |
| Oct 27 @
Walla Walla Community College |
22-0 |
| Nov 10 @
Western Oregon University |
19-16 |
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| 1969
Schedule/Results (5-4-1): |
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| Aug 9 @
Burnaby Spartans |
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| Aug 31 @ Simon
Fraser University |
6-12 |
| Sep 9 @
Univ of British Columbia |
20-12 |
| - Everett Ramblers |
W |
| Sep 20 @
Everett Junior College |
0-20 |
| Sep 27 @
George Fox College |
Cancel |
| Sep 27
Everett Wildcats |
39-0 |
| Oct 4 @
Univ. of British Columbia |
20-24 |
| Oct 18 @
Walla Walla Community College |
13-46 |
| Oct 21 @
Bellingham |
13-0 |
| - Simon Fraser |
T |
| Oct 25 @
Oregon College |
21-38 |
| Nov 6 @
Olympic College |
0-20 |
| Nov 20 -
Skagit Wreckers |
14-8 |
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| 1970
Schedule/Results (7-5): |
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| Aug 29 -
British Columbia Chargers |
16-7 |
| -Univ of
British Columbia |
W |
| Sep 5 - Simon
Fraser University |
14-24 |
| Sep 19 @
Spokane Falls CC |
14-33 |
| Sep 26 -
Wenatchee Valley CC |
0-16 |
| Oct 3 @
Grays Harbor Junior College |
0-28 |
| Oct 11 -
British Columbia Chargers |
48-0 |
| Oct 17 @
Everett Ramblers |
6-3 |
| Oct 24 @
Olympic Junior College |
0-30 |
| Oct 31 @
Monroe Tigers |
14-8 |
| Nov 2 @
Everett Ramblers |
9-6 |
| Nov 15 -
British Columbia Chargers |
24-14 |
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| 1971
Schedule/Results (9-7): |
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| Aug 21 -
Portland |
24-6 |
| Sep 4 @
Univ of British Columbia |
30-6 |
| Sep 12 @
Simon Fraser |
14-33 |
| Sep 19 -
British Columbia Chargers |
25-14 |
| Sep 26 @
Whidbey Islanders |
46-0 |
| Oct 3 @
Grays Harbor Junior College |
14-39 |
| Oct 9 @
Clackamas Community College |
34-7 |
| Oct 16 @
Clackamas Community College |
20-0 |
| Oct 23 -
Whatcom County Lakers |
63-18 |
| Oct 24 @
Monroe Tigers |
43-14 |
| Oct 30 @
Univ of British Columbia |
6-9 |
| Oct 31 @
Olympic College |
0-30 |
| Nov 6 -
Snohomish County Ramblers |
8-13 |
| Nov 13 @
British Columbia Chargers |
6-14 |
| Nov 20 @
Snohomish County Ramblers |
14-10 |
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| 1972
Schedule/Results (11-1): |
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| Aug 19 -
Whidbey Islanders |
21-6 |
| Sep 2 @
Univ of British Columbia |
35-0 |
| Sep 3 @
Simon Fraser |
0-7 |
| Sep 9 @
Whidbey Islanders |
32-0 |
| Sep 16 -
British Columbia Chargers |
26-0 |
| Sep 23 -
Snohomish County Ramblers |
48-12 |
| Sep 30 @
Burnaby Barons |
33-13 |
| Oct 8 -
Eastside Bulldogs |
42-12 |
| Oct 21 @
Snohomish County Ramblers |
43-9 |
| Oct 29 @
Whatcom County Lakers |
40-0 |
| Nov 4 @
Univ. of British Columbia |
32-23 |
| Nov 7-
NIFL All Stars** |
20-19 |
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| 1973
Schedule/Results (7-3): |
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| Aug 18 @
Sea-Tac Flyers |
28-0 |
| Sep 8 -
Snohomish County Ramblers |
62-0 |
| Sep 15 @
Western Washington Univ |
14-0 |
| Sep 16 -
Skagit Valley Raiders |
38-6 |
| Sep 23 -
British Columbia Chargers |
L FFT |
| Sept 30 @
Burnaby B.C. Barons |
29-30 |
| Oct 7 -
Pierce County Bengals |
3-16 |
| Oct 14 -
Univ. of British Columbia |
0-8 |
| Oct 14 -
Whatcom County Lakers |
W FFT |
| Oct 20 -
Seattle Bulldogs |
36-7 |
| Oct 27 -
Whidbey Islanders ^ |
63-8 |
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^
Issaquah High Activity Bus Benefit |
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| Nov 21 -
Seattle Bulldogs * |
6-0 |
| * Seattle
City Championship |
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| 1974
Schedule/Results (7-3-1): |
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| Aug 24 -
Whatcom County Lakers |
58-0 |
| Aug 25 @
Simon Fraser |
12-13 |
| Aug 31 @
Burlington Raiders |
28-6 |
| Sep 7 @
Monroe Tigers |
50-8 |
| Sep 14 @
Western Washington Univ |
23-0 |
| Sep 15 @
Burien Flyers |
18-0 |
| Sept 21 -
Pierce County Bengals |
18-26 |
| Sept 22 @
Univ. of British Columbia |
12-21 |
| Sep 28 @
Seattle Bulldogs |
6-0 |
| Oct 6 -
Snohomish County Ramblers |
28-8 |
| Oct 12 -
Pierce County Bengals |
33-33 |
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| 1975
Schedule/Results (6-2-1): |
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| Aug 22 -
Burien Flyers |
2-0 |
| Aug 29 @ Simon
Fraser University |
6-6 |
| Sep 7 -
Skagit Valley Raiders |
8-0 |
| Sep 13 @
Burien Flyers |
14-13 |
| Sept 20 @
Pierce County Bengals |
24-27 |
| Sept 27 -
Thurston County Vikings |
20-31 |
| Oct 5 -
Snohomish County Ramblers |
26-14 |
| Oct 18 -
Seattle Titans |
30-0 |
| Oct 25 @
Whatcom County Lakers |
27-7 |
| Nov 8 @
Whatcom County Lakers |
12-0 |
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| 1976
Schedule/Results (8-2): |
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| Aug 21 - Seattle Titans |
29-2 |
| Aug 29 -
Snohomish County Ramblers |
31-0 |
| Sep 4 @
Skagit Valley Raiders |
12-6 |
| Sep 5 @ Simon
Fraser University |
0-20 |
| Sep 11 -
Pierce County Bengals |
14-17 |
| Sep 18 -
Whatcom County Lakers |
34-14 |
| Sep 26 -
Sea-Tac Flyers |
16-10 OT |
| Oct 2 @
Thurston County Vikings |
25-6 |
| Oct 9 @
Snohomish County Ramblers |
29-0 |
| Oct 16 -
Whatcom County Lakers |
W FFT |
| Oct 23 -
Skagit Valley Raiders |
40-17 |
| Oct 30 @
Sea-Tac Flyers * |
7-12 |
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| 1977
Schedule/Results (8-3): |
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| Aug 27 @
Skagit Valley Raiders |
57-6 |
| Aug 31 @
Simon Fraser University |
14-6 |
| Sep 4 -
Snohomish County Ramblers |
27-2 |
| Sep 10 @
Western Washington Univ |
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| Sep 11 @
Seattle Titans |
28-0 |
| Sep 18 -
Sea-Tac Flyers |
27-20 |
| Sep 24 @
Pierce County Bengals |
19-37 |
|
Oct 1 @ Skagit Valley Raiders |
19-8 |
| Oct 8 @
Snohomish County Ramblers |
15-6 |
| Oct 16 -
Seattle Titans |
27-6 |
| Oct 23 @
Olympic College |
8-18 |
| Oct 30 @
Yakima Community College |
26-38 |
| |
|
| 1978
Schedule/Results (5-4): |
|
| Sept 2 -
Kitsap County Chiefs |
26-19 |
| Sept 9 -
Pierce County Bengals ^ |
12-20 |
|
^ Issaquah Pride Girls Jr Soccer Benefit |
|
| Sept
16 @ Snohomish County Ramblers |
7-6 |
| Sept 23 @
Burien Flyers |
0-20 |
| Sept 30 -
Seattle Titans |
44-0 |
| Oct
7 @ Skagit Valley Raiders |
40-6 |
| Oct 14 -
Burien Flyers |
0-19 |
| Oct 21 -
Skagit Valley Raiders |
32-7 |
| Oct 28 @
Pierce County Bengals * |
20-21 |
| Nov 18 -
Burien Flyers |
Cancel |
| |
|
| 1979 Schedule/Results
(7-4): |
|
| Aug 4 -
NWIFL Jamboree |
|
| Aug 11 - Pierce
County Bengals |
0-27 |
| Aug 18 -
Burien Flyers |
21-16 |
| Aug 25 @
Edmonds Chargers |
W FFT |
| Sept 1 @
Van-Port Thunderbirds |
33-27 OT |
| Sept 8 @
Pierce County Bengals |
0-24 |
| Sept 15 -
Spokane Golden Hawks |
0-42 |
| Sept 22 @
Skagit Valley Raiders |
35-10 |
| Sept 29 @
Kitsap County Chiefs |
7-0 |
| Oct 6 @
Skagit Valley Raiders |
28-0 |
| Oct 13 -
Kitsap County Chiefs |
19-7 |
| Oct 20 @
Burien Flyers |
28-20 |
| Oct 27 @
Spokane Golden Hawks * |
7-43 |
| |
|
| 1980 Schedule/Results
(5-7): |
|
| Aug 16 @
Spokane Golden Hawks |
15-35 |
| Aug 23 @
Pierce County Bengals |
0-58 |
| Aug 30 @
Oregon City Steelheads |
0-30 |
| Sep 6 -
West Seattle (Hornets) |
7-6 |
| Sep 13 @
Univ of British Columbia |
0-33 |
| Sep 20 @
Skagit Valley Raiders |
6-0 OT |
| Sep 27 @
Kitsap County Kings |
20-19 |
| Oct 18 @
West Seattle (Hornets) |
10-8 |
| Oct 25 @ Simon
Fraser University |
14-22 |
| Nov 1 @ Yakima
Valley College |
12-25 |
| Nov 8 -
NWIFA All-Stars |
14-7 |
| Nov 9 @ Univ
of British Columbia |
0-10 |
| |
|
| 1981
Schedule/Results (8-3): |
|
| Aug 22
- British Columbia Blue Bombers |
Cancel |
| Aug 29
@ Puget Sound Kings |
14-7 |
| Sep 5 - Oregon
City Steelheads |
Cancel |
| Sep 12 -
Skagit Valley Raiders |
6-0 |
| Sep 19 @
West Seattle Warhawks |
20-6 |
| Sep 26 -
British Columbia Blue Bombers |
39-0 |
| Oct 3 -
Oregon City Steelheads |
13-28 |
| Oct 10 @
British Columbia Blue Bombers |
|
| Oct 17 -
West Seattle Warhawks |
13-16 |
| Oct 24 @
Yakima Junior College |
23-0 |
| Oct 25 @
Skagit Valley Raiders |
7-14 |
| Oct 31 -
South Puget Sound Kings |
13-0 |
| Nov 7 -
South Puget Sound Kings * |
11-10 |
| Nov 14 -
Skagit Valley Raiders ** |
14-2 |
| |
|
| 1982
Schedule/Results (2-6) |
|
| Aug 21
Skagit Valley Raiders |
7-9 |
| Aug 28 - @
West Seattle Warhawks |
7-21 |
| Sept 4 -
Puget Sound Kings |
21-6 |
| Sept 11 -
@ King County Vikings |
14-28 |
| Sept 18 -
Washington County Grizzlies |
6-33 |
| Sept 25 - Oregon City Steelheads |
6-40 |
| Oct 2 - @
Washington County Grizzlies |
7-46 |
| Oct 9 - @
Puget Sound Kings |
6-0 |
| |
|
| 1983
Schedule/Results (1-6) |
|
| Aug 6 @
Pacific Coast Vikings |
Cancel |
| Aug 27 -
Pacific Coast Vikings |
6-12 |
| Sep 3 @
West Seattle Warhawks |
6-12 |
| Sep 10 -
Oregon City Steelheads |
6-16 |
| Sep 17 -
Spokane Fury |
7-12 |
| Sep 24 @
Skagit Valley Raiders |
0-20 |
| Oct 1 -
|
21-16 |
| Oct 15 -
West Seattle Warhawks |
12-16 |
| |
|
| 1984
Schedule/Results (0-8) |
|
| Aug 11 - Clark
County Grizzlies |
|
| Aug 18 - @
West Seattle Warhawks |
0-21 |
| Sept 1 - @
Clark County Grizzlies |
6-48 |
| Sept 8 -
Auburn Panthers |
6-37 |
| Sept 15 -
@ Spokane Fury |
3-43 |
| Sept 22 -
Skagit Valley Raiders |
6-21 |
| Sept 29 - @ Sno-King Blue Knights |
14-45 |
| Oct 6 -
Bellevue Express |
8-30 |
| Oct 13 - @
Peninsula Pioneers |
3-8 |
| |
|
| 1985
Schedule/Results (0-10) |
|
| Aug 3 -
Snohomish County Blue Knights |
0-57 |
| Aug 10 -
Spokane Fury |
3-43 |
| Aug 17 -
Skagit Valley Raiders |
0-30 |
| Aug 24 -
West Seattle Warhawks |
0-18 |
| Aug 31 @
Salem Stars |
0-29 |
| Sep 7 - Auburn
Panthers |
Cancel |
| Sep 15 -
Eastside Express |
0-9 |
| Sept 21 @
Spokane Fury |
15-40 |
| Sep 28 -
Snohomish County Blue Knights |
0-45 |
| Oct 5 @
Skagit Valley Raiders |
3-20 |
| Oct 12 -
Auburn Panthers |
0-39 |
| |
|
| 1986
Schedule/Results (2-10) |
|
| July 18 -
Snohomish County Blue Knights |
15-24 |
| Aug 3 @
Bellevue Express |
0-41 |
| Aug 9 -
Salem Stars |
12-6 OT |
| Aug 16 @
Skagit Valley Raiders |
13-53 |
| Aug 23 -
West Seattle Warhawks |
9-14 |
| Aug 30 @
Auburn Panthers |
0-51 |
| Sep 6 @
Snohomish County Blue Knights |
25-0 |
| Sep 20 -
Bellevue Express |
3-35 |
| Sep 27 @
Salem Stars |
0-38 |
| Oct 4 -
Skagit Valley Raiders |
0-44 |
| Oct 11 @
West Seattle Warhawks |
6-28 |
| Oct 18 -
Auburn Panthers |
0-60 |
| |
|
| 1987
Schedule/Results (1-10) |
|
| July 25 -
@ Southside Warhawks |
0-50 |
| Aug 1 -
Eastside Express |
0-27 |
| Aug 8 - @
Auburn Panthers |
0-76 |
| Aug 15 -
Southside Warhawks |
0-32 |
| Aug 22 - @
Eastside Express |
0-38 |
| Aug 29 - Snohomish Blue Knights |
6-16 |
| Sept 5 - @
Skagit Valley Raiders |
13-54 |
| Sept 12 -
Auburn Panthers |
3-47 |
| Sept 19 -
@ Southside Warhawks |
0-27 |
| Sept 26 -
Eastside Express |
7-0 |
| Oct 3 - @
Snohomish Blue Knights |
|
| Oct 10 -
Skagit Valley Raiders |
7-28 |
| |
|
| 1988
Schedule/Results (1-1) |
|
| Sep 10 @
Wenatchee Junior College |
27-9 |
| Sept 17 @
San Jose Bandits |
0-27 |
| Sep 24 -
Southside Warhawks |
|
| Oct 30 - San
Francisco Ambassadors |
|
| Nov 5 -
Hayward Outlaws |
|
| Nov 26 -
San Jose Bandits * |
Cancel |
| *
Rainier Bowl |
|
| |
|
| 1989
Schedule/Results (3-4) |
|
| July 29 -
Brooklyn Mariners |
7-30 |
| Aug 5 @
Racine Raiders |
9-28 |
| Aug 12 @
Dupage Eagles |
21-11 |
| Aug 19 -
Los Angeles Freelancers |
34-2 |
| Aug 26 @
Orange County Rhinos |
3-0 |
| Sep 9 @
Wenatchee Community College |
14-20 |
| Sep 23 @
Walla Walla Junior College |
22-30 |
| |
|
| |
|
| 1990
Schedule/Results (1-0) |
|
| Aug 4 @
Sno-King Blue Knights |
W |
| |
|
| *NWIFL
Playoffs |
|
| **Championship |
|
| $ AMLFA
Playoffs |
|
| |
|
|
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