CARL ANDERSON NOEL BARNES
JUSTIN BRONN MIKE MCMAHAN
NATHANIEL TANK PROCTOR
TROY STEVENSON TERRY TOLAND
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Carl Anderson IDAHO. Teams - 1982-1983 Pacific Coast Vikings, 1984-1988 Auburn Panthers. 1988 Kent Sharks. 1989 - 1990 (Texas) Plano Panthers. While with the Auburn Panthers went 57-1, 4 NWFL league champs, 3 National Championships. Plano Panthers, 26-0 , Two Texas panhandle Championships. Carl played Tight end and receiver great run blocker and had soft hands which made his play instrumental piece of the offense scheme when you think he was blocking he'd slip right by you and catch a pass usually for big gain's his routes were ran precise that's what made him dangerous on the field Lives in Spokane WA.
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WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY
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Noel Barnes played for Washington State Cougars Position(s) played : Center, Offensive Tackle, Defensive EndJoined the Pierce County Bengals in 1978 after earning prep All-American honors at Franklin High School in Seattle and lettering at Washington State University. Played both defensive end and center, earning 2nd team All-NIFL honors at center. Bengals went 8 - 1 before losing to the Burien Flyers 7-3 in the NIFL Championship Game then to the San Jose Tigers 43-7, finishing the season 8-3. Joined the Seattle Cavaliers in 1979 who lost to the Spokane Goldenhawks in the NIFL playoffs 42-7 and finished the season 7-3. Rejoined the Pierce County Bengals in 1980 earning 1st team All-NIFL honors at offensive tackle. Defeated the Vancouver-Portland Thunderbirds in the NIFL Championship Game 30-9, but then lost to the Yuba City (California) Cougars in the Minor League Semi-Final playoff game 28-23 and finished the season 9-1. Had tryouts with the Seattle Seahawks in 1980 and 1981, then coached in the Kent Junior Football League in 1981, the Mercer Island Junior Football League in 1991, and the Bellevue Junior Football League in 1992 and 1995. Both teams in Bellevue made championship game appearances. Currently lives in Renton as a retired mail carrier and is a full time musician - plays saxophone in an award winning Seattle Blues Band called Michele D'Amour and the Love Dealers. Married to Nancy and has one son named Jalen.born Buffalo Ny
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WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
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Justin Bronn, Played minor league football starting in 1996 with the Northwest Eagle. The team changed its name to the Bellingham Eagles in 1997, and Justin played for them untl 2001. He was a member of the Northwest Football League All Stars in 1999 that traveld to play the Hawaiian All-Stars. After a three year la2006 PNFL 1sty off he came out of retirement and joined the Northwest Avalanche and played from 2004 to 2007. He was a 2006 1st team league selection. He played for the Bellingham Blitz from 2009-2010 and was a league first team selection. He played for the Mainland All-Stars against the Hawiian All Stars in 2008 with Troy Stevenson. His final season of play was 2010 with the Bellingham Bulldogs. He now coaches at Nooksack Valley High School where he started as a coach for them in 1998. He is married to Joy,and has a daughter, Holly (age 13) born in Great Falls MT
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WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
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Pat Gilbert
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EDMONDS HIGH SCHOOL
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Mike McMahan played quarterback in the Northwest Football League for 15 years. Teams include: Eastside Express, which went 16-0 and won the league title, Federal Way Jets, where he was part of two more Championships. He finished his playing career with the Snohomish County Blue Knights and Snohomish County Vikings. After his playing days were over he coached youth football for 16 seasons. He then coached semi pro football with former Seahawks great, Eddie McMillan as a defensive asistant .He then moved to the Olympic Peninsula and was the offensive coordinator of the Olympic Peninsula Eagles of the Cascade Football League. He is currently the offensive coordinator of the Snohomish County Thunder of the Western Washington Football Alliance.Nominated by: Dick Suessborn Seattle Wa
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NATHANIEL TANK PROCTOR (Running Back)DeceasedOn the last Saturday in May of 2014, in an afternoon that can only be described as the perfect Seattle summer night, Seattle Stallions of the Pacific Northwest Football League took on the field to battle against the South King County Colts, an equally talented team with several athletes who have littered the college ranks. The Seattle Stallions would play that game minus the heart and soul of the team.Nathaniel "Tank" Proctor Number 33 was not there. The man whom many called a friend was absent for good and this was painfull for all involved.Nathaniel passed away on May 23rd. He was a hard working parent who always cared for his children. Nathaniel made sure that football was his escape. His gregarious smile was often heard in the locker room or on the field of play. He would electrify the stadium with one of his incredible runs that would leave your scrating you head. He holds the Minor League Football's record for the longest TD run from scrimmage, 99-yards. Nathaniel often was reminding his teammates on the sidelines that football is just a game and to relax a bit and enjoy it while it was still around.The final score of his last game was Stallions 12-Colts 7. However, I don't think many people were concerned about that. Most everyone on both sides of the field showed up to make sure that had a chance to remember him.*More info on his playing career will be posted soon!
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EVERETT JC
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Troy Stevenson played Tight end / Left tackle Offensive Line Troy started his semi pro career in 1996 with the Northwest Eagles, owned by Richard Fleck, a member of our Board of Directors. The following year the team changed its name to the Bellingham Eagles, and joined the Northwest Football League. He was named 3rd team All League. In 1998 he made 1st team All League, and Honorable Mention All-American by the Minor League Football News. He then semi retired only to make a comeback in 2008 as members of the Whatcom County (Bellingham) Raiders. The Raiders won the Cascade Football League Champion and West Coast Championship with the help of Troy, who was now playing offensive tackle. He joined the Bellingham Blitz in 2011 and was voted "Offensive Lineman" of the year and 1st team "Best in the West" by the Western Football News. In 2013 he joined the new Bellingham Bulldogs, which won the Pacific Football League Championship. He has played in the for the Free Agent Scouting Combine All-Stars and the Mainland All Stars that played in Hawaii. born in Portland OR
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WALLA WALLA JC
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Terry Toland Played College football at Walla Walla jc 1986 Terry played Guard for: Bellingham Eagles, Eastside Hawks, Snohomish County Vikings, Northwest Avalanche, Bellingham Blitz. Accomplishments: 1997 2nd team NWFL Guard - 1998 3rd team NWFL Guard - Honorable mention Guard. O Line coach for the Bellingham Blitz/Bellingham Bulldogs 2007 -2016. 1st team O line and D line all Washington State 1985 as a senior in High School born in Glendale Ca 1967
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