HOWARD BLACK JOSH BRANCH BLAINE BRAUMBAUGH PAT DUGAN GEORGE GOSS DAN HAGE DAVE HEWITT DERRICK LAW PHIL POMPEO TERRELL WALKER JAMES WALSH
WALLA WALLA COLLEGE
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MISSOURI VALLEY
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Mr. Blaine Brumbaugh “Big Smoke” started his career, playing eight seasons in the Seattle Metro League, full contact flag football. After not playing varsity football in High School, he was blessed with the talent to compete with many Ex-Seahawk’s, Husky’s and other Division 1 Players.
During this time, in 1987, he walked into the Southside Warhawks office. He started every game, and went on to make the Hong Kong Team. The first time American Football had been played in China. Again Big Smoke was blessed to play with former professional, and Division 1 players, and was part of history.
He finished his career, traveling and playing with the Seattle Cavaliers, and playing for the Federal Way Jets. He was also in the camps of the Pierce County Bengals, Snohomish County Blue Knights, and coached the Renton Sharks. He recently helped run Combines for the Tacoma/Seattle Majestics Lady’s teams.
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Rainier Beach High School-QB 1980-1982 Junior Year-Led team to first victory in 5 years to break the longest active losing streak in the nation (1975-1980). Senior year-Led team to playoff birth with victory over O'Dea HS. Named Jesse Helms-National Scholar Athlete- 1982
West Seattle Warhawks-QB 1984-1985-Played for Randy Jacoway and Al Burleson-Won first start vs Washington County Grizzlies with Melvin Barkum at QB, Threw for 4 TD passes-350 yards vs Skagit Valley Raiders- Led team to playoffs-HOF Players: Seth Schnurman, Mike Haggett, Melvin Cann, George Washington, Kenny Austin, Eugene "Cheeseburger" Bruce, Jim Nettleton and others.
South Side Warhawks-QB-1986- Played for Head Goach Al Burleson-Multiple HOF Players
West Seattle Steelers-QB/Player Coach/OC 1987- Owned by Seth Schnurman and Dan Hage
Seattle Cavaliers-1989 QB-Traveled to play national schedule. Played at Racine, WI
Brooklyn NY Mariners, Orange County Rhinos, Bellflower Bears CA, Walla Walla CC, Wenatchee Valley CC, DuPage IL Eagles-Head Coach Tony Softli, OC-Phil Pompeo-HOF Players- Dave Broussard, Jim Nettleton and Mike McMahan-Met wife Dianne who was a cheerleader for the team.
Eastside Panthers-1990 QB/Co-OC-HOF Players-Skip Delaney and Mike McMahan
2011-2013-Quarterback Coach-St Thomas Aquinas High School-Fort Lauderdale, FL-Multiple State Championships, averaged 20+ D1 Scholarships per year-Coached multiple future NFL players including three first round draft choices-Joey Bosa, Nick Bosa and Damon Arnette.
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South Puget Sound Community College, Olympia, WA
Central Washington University, Ellensburg, WA
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Timberline High School in Lacey, WA 1988
South Puget Sound Community College, Olympia, WA
Associates of Arts 1998
Central Washington University, Ellensburg, WA
Bachelor of Science in Physical Education Teaching 2001
Masters of Science in Physical Education, Health and Leisure Studies 2004
Minor degree in Coaching: Football
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• Coached youth football Lacey and Tumwater, WA 1990-93, 2005• Coached Timberline Freshman football in Lacey, WA 1993, 1995-1998• Coached Morgan Middle School football in Ellensburg, WA 1999-2000• Coached South Sound Shockers semi-pro football in Olympia, WA 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010• Coached South Sound Spartans Junior College football in Olympia, WA 2011-12• Coached Thurston County Mayhem semi pro football in Olympia WA 2013• Played semi-pro football for Pierce County Bengals 1994-1996, 1998, 2001• 1996 All star team and played for Oregon Thunderbolts for 3 weeks for a play off run
I began as a Receivers coach and moved into Special Teams Coordinator and eventually Offensive Coordinator. I did all three positions for every level at the same time. With the South Sound Shockers, every practice was planned down to the minute with openers, situational plays and worked every aspect of special teams every practice with starters and back up positions. We were hyper prepared. In 2007, we went 13-0 and put up 718 points. Towards the end of 2010, we were short on receivers so I came back in for three games and had 3 tackles on kickoff and made 3 catches as a 40 year old.
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UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
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WESTERN OREGON STATE
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Terrell Walker was a standout player in the Northwest Football League. Known for his big hits in the likes of Jack Tatum,Ronnie Lott an Steve Atwater he was sure to electricity the crowd and his teammates with a big hit. Terrell would make 3rd team and lead the Pudget Sound Jets to two championship as a headliner on Defense. He also played for the east side hawks where he recorded a record 109 yard touchdown on a missed field goal. This record still stands to this day and will be hard pressed to be broken. Terrell played for Bartlett High School in Alaska, Mesa Community College in Arizona and Western Oregon State. He also has played in the Alaska Semi pro league where he earned MVP as well as The Pudget Sounds Jets and Eastside hawks in The NWFL.
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OLYMPIC COLLEGE
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