2004 - 2003 - 2002 - 2001 - 2000 - High School

Collegiate Career Summary :

Finished his collegiate career as the greatest rusher and scorer in Northwest small-college history as a result of breaking 10 school and eight regional records, including:

• Most touchdowns, game (5)
• Longest touchdown run (97)
• Most 100-yard games, career (29)
• Most 200-yard games, career (7)
• Most 100-yard games, season (9)
• Career rushing yardage (5,414 - No. 4 all-time in NAIA)
• Career scoring (474 points - No. 2 all-time in NAIA)
• Career touchdowns (79 total - 75 rushing, 3 receiving, 1 return)
• Scored at least 15 touchdowns in all four seasons at SOU
• Had 14 career games with three or more touchdowns

• A three-time NAIA All-American, including first-team status in 2002 and ’03.
• An NAIA Player of the Year candidate.
• The Oregon Collegiate Athlete of the Year award winner.
• A 2003 AFCA All-American -- only the third in school history.
• A 2003 third-team Associated Press Little All-American -- the school’s first such honoree since 1947 and second overall.
• The school’s first ever two-time NAIA Player of the Week selection with 257 yards and four touchdowns against Humboldt State and a career-best 303 yards against Eastern Oregon.
• Compiled a total of 259 carries for a career-best 1,702 yards and 22 touchdowns to help SOU compile a fifth consecutive winning season (5-4 overall after a 1-4 start).
• Finished second in the NAIA for both rushing (189.1 per game) and scoring (14.7).
• Became the NAIA all-time rushing touchdown leader (75 total, including 22 as a senior).
• Led Northwest small-college players in rushing yardage four straight years.
• Recorded the second-longest touchdown rush in Northwest small-college history (96 vs. Humboldt State).
• Was the first SOU player ever to receive an invitation to play in the NCAA Div. I-dominated Blue Gray All-Star Classic.

• Led SOU to an 8-3 record and a second consecutive trip to the NAIA Championship Series quarterfinals.
• Continued his ascent up SOU’s rushing and scoring career leader lists by rushing for a single-season school record 291 times for 1,560 yards in 10 season outings.
• Led the NAIA for rushing (156.0 per game, 5.4 per touch) and finished fifth for scoring (10.2).
• Scored 16 rushing touchdowns and 17 total, SOU's fourth-best season output.
• Finished the season only 848 rushing yards away from surpassing the school and Northwest small-college record established by his three-time All-American predecessor, Griff Yates (1996-99).
• Recorded 139 or more rushing yards in nine of 10 season games.
• Nine of his 29 career 100-yard games came in 2002, including a career-best 231 yards in a 31-10 triumph at NCAA I-AA University of San Diego.
• Had game-highs of 184 yards and four touchdowns in SOU's 42-35 double-overtime loss at Linfield.
• Opened the 2002 season with an 88-yard kickoff return for a touchdown against Humboldt State.
• A two-time finalist for the Ad Rutschman Award, which is annually given to Oregon’s top small-college athlete.

• Assembled his second consecutive 1,000-yard rushing season, gaining 1,059 on 208 carries, a 96.3 game average.
• Established school and regional records and led the country in scoring with 22 rushing TDs and 25 overall, a 13.6 game average.
• Received honorable mention NAIA All-American status and achieved first-team Little All-Northwest and third-team Football Gazette accolades.
• Tied a school game record with five touchdowns in a 64-21 romp at Azusa Pacific.
• Compiled seven 100-yard rushing outings, including a season-high 178 on 15 carries in the season-opener against Montana State-Northern.
• Finished the season second on SOU’s all-time lists for TDs (40), scoring (240) and fifth for rushing yards (2,152).

• Assembled the most illustrious season ever for a Raider freshman running back.
• A second-team All-Little Northwest all-star who was only the sixth SOU player ever to rush for over 1,000 yards in a season (1,093).
• Compiled what was the school’s fourth-highest season effort for rushing touchdowns (15) and was fifth for rushing yardage and total carries (225).
• Broke the school record and Northwest small-college for longest run from scrimmage, a 97-yard romp at Simon Fraser. Wound up torching the Clan defense for 230 yards on 25 carries and four scores, the school’s second-highest game point total ever at that time and the seventh-best game rushing effort. Earned NAIA Independent Player of the Week status for the performance.
• His 85-yard TD run the following week at MSU-Northern was the 15th-longest scoring scamper in Northwest small-college lore.
• Had five 100-yard performances, including a 38-carry, 195-yard effort at Humboldt State.
• Caught 13 passes for 71 yards.

• The 1998 Class 2A Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year.
• Rushed for state records of 2,593 yards and 40 TDs and rarely played more than a half due to the prep 35-point mercy rule.
• Rushed for 403 yards and six touchdowns in a single half.
• A two-year all-state selection and a three-year Northwest League all-star. Played in the 1999 East-West Shrine All-Star Game.
• Went 37-0 with 26 pins en route to the 1999 189-pound state wrestling championship.
• Elected 1998-99 senior class president.