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Years
of Operation: 1987 - 1993
Overall
Record:
First
Game: July 25, 1987 vs Seattle Cavaliers
First
Win: July 25, 1987 vs Seattle Cavaliers
Final
Game:
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League
Affiliation:
Northwest Football Alliance (1987)
Northwest
Football League (1988-1993)
Team
Headquarters: Renton, WA / Vancouver, WA |
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Owner:
Randy Jacoway
General
Manager: B.L. Jones (1987)
Coaches:
Eddie McMillan (HC 1987-88); Richard Harris (Asst 1987); Ken Austin, Al
Burleson
1989 Elton O'Bryant (HC) Dick Geisle (Asst)
Home
Field(s): Renton, Highline Stadium / Washington School for the deaf |
Titles
Won:
None |
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1987 Schedule/Results (6-2): |
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Honors
All-League
All-America
The "All-American
Bowl" was organized by Randy Jacoway and Tom Kelly, who
took 29 players made up of WarHawks and other recruits from the Seattle
area to face the San Jose Bandits in Hong Kong. $118,000 had been
raised by sponsors to send both teams for a week.
The Seattle Times called the team the "Warriors" in
a number of articles during the 1988 season. After the Aug 27 game
against the Express, Eastside management announced due to issues during
the game and game officials complaints, the Oct 1st game would not be
played. The league awarded the Warhawks a forfeit.
After the 1989 season Elton O'Bryant and Assistant Coach Dick Giesle
joined the Oregon Thunderbolts |
July 25 - Seattle Cavaliers |
50-0 |
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Aug 8 @ Eastside Express |
17-10 |
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Aug 15 @ Seattle Cavaliers |
32-0 |
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Aug 22 - Skagit Valley Raiders |
21-0 |
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Aug 29 - Auburn Panthers |
12-26 |
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Sep 5 @ Snohomish County Blue Knights |
W |
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Sep 12 - Eastside Express |
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Sep 19 - Seattle Cavaliers |
27-0 |
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Sep 26 @ Skagit Valley Raiders |
12-14 |
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Oct 3 @ Auburn Panthers |
0-49 |
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Oct 10 - Snohomish County Blue Knights |
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Oct 24 @ Skagit Valley Raiders * |
L FFT |
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1988 Schedule/Results (6-3-1): |
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May 7 "All Stars" vs San Jose Bandits ** |
6-20 |
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** All-American Bowl - Hong Kong, China |
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July 30 - Eastside Express (Hi-Yu Cup) |
8-34 |
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Aug 6 - West Seattle Steelers |
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Aug 13 @ Redding Rangers (CA) |
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Aug 20 - Salem Pioneers |
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Aug 27 - Eastside Express |
7-12 |
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Sep 3 - Pierce County Bengals |
T |
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Sep 10 - Snohomish Blue Knights |
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Sep 17 @ West Seattle Steelers |
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Sep 24 - Seattle Cavaliers |
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Sep 24 - Salem Pioneers |
W FFT |
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Oct 1 @ Eastside Express |
W FFT |
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Oct 8 @ Pierce County Bengals |
2-7 |
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Oct 15 - Seattle Cavaliers |
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Oct 22 - West Seattle Steelers |
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Oct 23 @ Pueblo Crusaders (CO) |
Cancel |
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Oct 29 @ Pierce County Bengals * |
6-30 |
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1989 Schedule/Results (1-3): |
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July 30 - Oregon Thunderbolts @ Seattle |
3-18 |
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Aug 5 - Kent Sharks |
W FFT |
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Aug 12 - Sno-King Blue Knights |
L FFT |
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Aug 19 - Pierce County Bengals |
12-19 |
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Aug 26 @ Seattle Raiders |
50-6 |
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Sept 2 - @ Oregon Thunderbolts |
13-45 |
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Sep 16 @ Sno-King Blue Knights |
27-21 OT |
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Sep 23 @ Pierce County Bengals |
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Sep 30 - Seattle Raiders |
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Oct 7 @ Pierce County Bengals * |
L FFT |
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1993 Schedule/Results |
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July 17 - @ Oregon Thunderbolts |
23-0 |
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