Western Washington's dream team

Western Washington's dream team
100th anniversary all-star selections coordinated by Western Washington University's sports-information department:
Pos. OFFENSE Hometown (high school) Years
WR Chris Nicholl Mercer Island 1993-1996
NAIA All-American, set Northwest small-college receiving record with 3,268 yards
WR Greg Dykstra Everson (Lynden Christian) 1999-2002
Set WWU receiving mark with 181 career receptions; catches in 38 straight games
WR Hoyt Gier Ferndale 1975-1978
Honorable-mention NAIA All-American; caught passes in all 37 games of career
RB Pat Locker Ferndale 1976-1979
First-team NAIA All-American; first Northwest player to rush for 4,000 yards
RB Jon Brunaugh Vancouver (Columbia River) 1992-1995
Honorable-mention NAIA All-American; four-time, first-team Little All-Northwest
FB Norm Hash Enumclaw 1948-1951
Second-team AP All-American, twice honorable mention
QB Scott Mitchell Kennewick (Kamiakin) 1999-2001
NCAA II player-of-year finalist; GNAC player of year; 7,877 career total yards
TE Ken Sager Goldendale 1982-1985
Honorable-mention NAIA All-American; 92 career catches tops WWU tight ends
C Andy Harlin Seattle (Ingraham) 1973-1976
Three-time All-Evergreen Conference pick; honorable-mention NAIA All-American
G Jon Garber Bellevue (Interlake) 1992
Second-team NAIA All-American; Arena Football League veteran
G Scott Stokes Sumas (Nooksack Valley) 1974-1977
Honorable-mention NAIA All-American; twice all-district and all-league
T Travis Cruse Everett (Cascade) 1992-1995
Twice honorable-mention NAIA All-American; three-time Little All-Northwest
T Todd Walcker Redmond 1994-1997
Second-team NAIA All-American, twice honorable mention
K Wade Gebers Quincy 1993-1996
WWU football's only two-time; first-team NAIA All-American; school's No. 1 scorer
DEFENSE
E Dave Weedman Woodland 1965-1967
WWU's only NFL draft choice (1968); second-team NAIA All-American
E Chad Rorabaugh Battle Ground 1994-1997
Second-team NAIA All-American; set CFA, school marks for sacks, tackles for loss
T Butts Giraud W. Van., B.C. (Sentinel) 1968-69
CFL veteran, twice honorable-mention NAIA All-American; three-time all-district
T Willis Ball Bremerton 1954-55
WWU's first black graduate; honorable-mention AP All-American
LB Mark Spencer Elma 1994-1997
Second-team NAIA All-American; CFA defensive player of year; 400 career tackles
LB Bill Christensen Shoreline (Shorewood) 1993-1994
First-team NAIA All-American; CFA defensive player of year
LB Everett Tiland Arlington 1947-1950
Second-team Associated Press All-American
CB Orlondo Steinauer Lynnwood 1992-1995
First-team All-American; CFA defensive player of year in '95; CFL all-star
FS Vic Randall Burlington-Edison 1967-1970
School-record 26 interceptions; honorable-mention NAIA All-American
CB Steve Richardson Kent (Kent-Meridian) 1963-1966
First-team All-American; three-time two-way all-league
SS Erik Totten Maple Valley (Tahoma) 1998-2001
First Viking on NFL regular-season roster; two-time consensus All-American
P Peter LaBarge Woodinville 1985-1988
First-team NAIA All-American; led nation with 42.5 punting average in 1988
PR Orlondo Steinauer Lynnwood 1992-1995
Ranked ninth nationally in 1995 with 11.6 average
KR Shane Volkmann Lake Stevens 1989-1992
Second-team NAIA All-American; school records for career kickoff return yards, blocked kicks