1998 NWFL Preseason Tournament

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1998 Preseason Tournament
June 13, 1998
Cowan Stadium, Fort Lewis
Pierce County, WA 10:00 AM

1998 Tournament a Huge Success!!!

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.....Eight teams consisting of nearly 400 athletes and hundreds of civilians were drawn to Cowan Stadium at Fort Lewis for the NWFL's first preseason tournament.
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.....Every team was on the field in full uniform for the random drawing to fill out the brackets. Seeing nearly 400 athletes on the field simultaneously was quite the impressive sight!
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.....Games were 10 minutes each and full NWFL rule were in effect. In the event of a tie, teams would square off in a Kansas City tie breaker from the 10 yard line.

Pierce County Head Coach and NWFL Commissioner Ron Baines (right) watches his Bengals celebrate their 1998 Preseason Tournament championship.

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s t a n d i n g s
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	W	L	PS	PA
Pierce County Bengals	3	0	27	0
Eastside Chiefs	2	1	38	14
Bellingham Eagles	1	1	7	7
Salem Panthers	1	1	6	14
Oregon Thunderbolts	1	1	20	6
Snohomish Co. Vikings	1	1	6	6
Washington Cavaliers	0	2	0	27
Seattle Blue Devils	0	2	0	30

Offensive Standouts

Willie Dorsey, QB, Eastside Chiefs

rushing: 3-57-2 TDs, passing: 1-1-0-34-1, scoring: 12 points

- The Chiefs scored TDs on all 3 drives that he completed.
- Tournament's leading scorer with 12 points that came on runs of 45 and 10 yards.
- Also complete 2 passes for scores, a 34 yard TD pass and a perfect fade for 2 point conversion.
- His 45 yard score was the longest touchdown run of the day and second longest overall.
- Top rated QB of the day.
- Second leading rusher with 57 yards on just 3 carries.
- Did not turn the ball over.
- Was only stopped 3 times all day - on a 2 point conversion attempt, a 2 yard run, and the sack on which he broke his arm.

Calvin Griggs, QB, Oregon Thunderbolts

rushing: 1-40, passing: 6-10-0-103-1

- Highest completion percentage (60%) of all QBs who threw more than one pass.
- Personally passed for more yards than any other team.

DeShaun Fontleroy, RB, Oregon Thunderbolts

rushing: 3-78-1, receiving: 1-6

- Tournament's leading rusher.
- His 58 yard run was the longest and most exciting play of the day. It was a 65 yard TD but was partially negated due to a clipping penalty.

Van Velarde WR, Oregon Thunderbolts

receiving: 2-59-1

- Tournament leader in every receiving category.

Longest runs
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DeShaun Fontleroy Willie Dorsey Tim Corey D'wayne Buckley McQuade	TBolts Chiefs Eagles Blue Devils Panthers	58 45t 40 33 23

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Longest pass plays
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Dwayne Brown to Cyril Johnson Steve Fischer to Brent Bielke Willie Dorsey to Kendall McFarland Calvin Griggs to Van Velarde Dwayne Brown to Mike Evans	Bengals Chiefs Eagles TBolts Bengals	47t 38 34 33t 32

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Longest returns
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Mark Whitfield Don LaBorde James Adams D'wayne Buckley Don LaBorde	Chiefs Bengals Vikings Blue Devils Bengals	73t 47t 42 39 30	KO P Int KO KO

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Biggest hits

- Panthers McQuade on Viking punt returner Calving Clements Jr. forcing a turnover.
- Bengal LB Shannon Thomas on Chiefs kick returner Darric Jasmine forcing a turnover.
- Viking CB Louis Goncalves on Panthers RB #1.
- Blue Devil safety Michael Adams and DE Michael Wyatt stuffing Chief RB Brent Bielke for a 7 yard loss.

Play of the day

TBolt DeShaun Fontleroy's zig-zagging, tackle breaking 65 yard TD run (the last 7 yards were nullified due to a penalty).

Best executed play

Willie Dorsey to Kendall McFarland (CHIEFS)on a 2 pt conversion. A perfectly executed fade to the corner, Dorsey hit McFarland in stride with plenty of room to spare. They made it look routine.

Most exciting play

Bengal Dave LaBorde catching a punt on the dead run and going 47 yards for a score.
Dwayne Buckley's (Blue Devils) 99 yard KO return - had it counted.

Most dramatic play

The Panthers QB keeping the ball on an option and diving in the endzone on the last play of OT against the Vikings.

Most spectacular catch

Bengal WR/DB Cyril Johnson's over the shoulder 4th down interception against the Eagles as he was falling

Most spectacular pass defense

CHIEF CB Majaqua Gregory laying out to knock a long Dwayne Brown pass away from a Bengal WR in the final game.
Blue Devil DB Kiko Soto knocking down a Tom Nakane to Neil O'Neil pass.

biggest broken tackle

Tim Corey (Eagles, 5'8" 180) was completely wrapped up for no gain by Cavalier defensive tackle Jason Booth (6'2" 260) but was able to spin away and go down the sideline for a 40 yard gain.

hustle plays

Cavalier defensive tackle Judd Kainz (6'4" 280) pursuing Corey on his 40 yard run and knocking him out of bounds at the 3 yard line.
.CHIEF CB Majaqua Gregory running down Bengal receiver Mike Evans who caught a pass behind the CHIEFS' secondary.

biggest kicks

Bengal punter Steve Turella's booming 45 yard, sky high punt against the Eagles.
.TBolt kicker Mike Erickson easily making a 45 yard PAT against the Cavaliers.

best race

CHIEF safety Darric Jasmine catching Blue Devils RB D'wayne Buckley after a 33 yard gain. Buckley had burned the CHIEFS with a 99 yard KO return on the previous play but it was wiped out due to a penalty.

best power run

Thunderbolt FB Rufus Dean banging up the middle against the Cavaliers for an 8 yard touchdown.

Team notes

-Eagles QB's were not sacked.
-Eagles defense did not allow any first downs.
-Eagles & Bengals defenses did not allow any points.
-Bengals defense recorded 4 sacks and 3 turnovers.
-Bengals and Panthers did not turn the ball over
-CHIEFS were not penalized. .
-CHIEFS were the only team with a 2 point conversion. They were successful on 3 out of 5 attempts.

GAME 1: Clash of the Titans
Bengals 6 - Thunderbolts 0 (OT)

.....The other 6 teams breathed a collective sigh of relief as the two powerhouses were randomly paired in the first game.
.....The Bengals received the opening kickoff and ran 8 minutes off the clock with a 13 play, 62 yard drive that ended with a muffed FG attempt. The Bengals powerful rushing attack sustained the drive with 47 yards on 9 carries. The TBolts harassed QB Lance Westendorf on all 3 passing attempts, sacking him twice. He was able to avoid the rush on a crucial 3rd and 13 to hit Pat Patterson for a 23 yard gain.
.....Starting at their own 12 with less than 2 minutes left, Oregon was forced to go straight to the passing game. QB Calvin Griggs was 3 of 3 for 26 yards but it wasn't enough as the game went into OT. It's not known why regular TBolts QB's Mike Haskamp and John Charles did not play. Much to Griggs credit, when he's playing QB the TBolts are without one of the league's top receivers.
.....In overtime the Bengals went first and stayed with the ground game. They covered the 10 yards with 3 straight rushing plays, Derrick Pleasant taking it in from 3 yards out. The PAT was no good.
.....When Oregon had their chance from the 10, they couldn't stop Pierce County's pass rush. Griggs was sacked on first down, and nearly sacked again on second when he was rushed into throwing and incompletion. A beautiful fade to David Brannon in the corner of the end zone was overthrown and that was as close as the Thunderbolts got as Griggs was sacked again for a big loss on 4th down.

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	Bengals	TBolts
rushing passing sacked OFFENSE first downs penalties fumbles-lost kick returns punts punt returns	11-50-1 1-1-0-23-0 2- -13 14-60-1 3 - - 1-30 - -	2-10-0 3-5-0-26-0 3- -35 10-1-0 2 2-10 2-0 - - -

GAME 2: What a defense!
Eagles 7 - Cavaliers 0

..... The Eagles finished 0-9 last season but they weren't push overs. They played quality football and lost 4 of their games by 3 points or less. Playing the Cavaliers, a newly formed non-league team, was expected to give the Eagles a chance to build some confidence.
..... The Cavaliers received the opening kickoff but gained only 1 yard in three plays and had to punt.
..... Bellingham started in excellent field position and was able mount a 5 play 52 yard scoring drive, with RB Tim Corey banging in from 1 yard out. Gene Sentkowski's PAT gave the Eagles all the points they would need. All 5 plays were runs, with Corey gaining 49 yards on 4 attempts. The key play of the drive was Corey busting a 40 yarder on 3rd and 1. He was met at the line of scrimmage by Cavalier defensive tackle Jason Booth, but was able to spin out of the tackle and get to the outside. The other defensive tackle, Judd Kainz, showed tremendous speed and hustle in catching Corey at the 3 yard line.
..... After the ensuing kickoff, it was 3 and out for the Cavaliers again. This time the Eagles started at their own 38 yard line and mounted a 8 play 65 yard drive that ran out the clock. The big play was a 23 yard pass from Rob James to TE Troy Stevenson. Two plays later James hit WR Cord Reisdorf in the end zone but the pass was dropped.
..... The Eagles looked pretty good. However, they looked good last year and didn't win a game. Their dominating victory should not taken too seriously as the Cavaliers are a new team, and like most new teams, were short on bodies.

	Eagles	Cavaliers
rushing passing sacked OFFENSE first downs penalties fumbles-lost kick returns punts punt returns	10-83-1 1-3-0-23-0 - 13-106-1 5 1-15 - - 2-33.5 2-31	4-7-0 0-1-0-0-0 1- -9 6- -2 0 2-5 - 2-37 2-33.5 -

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GAME 3: Who are these guys?
Panthers 6 - Vikings 0 (OT)

..... The Vikings are one of the teams that everyone wanted to see - they had an incredible turnout this spring and many feel they may compete for the league championship. This was also the league's first experience with the Panthers, a non-league team from Salem, Oregon.
..... On their opening drive, the Vikings lost 8 yards on the first 2 plays. On third down, QB Eric Franklin was able to avoid the fierce pass rush and connect with Neil O'Neil on a 26 yard pass to keep the drive alive. However, 3 plays and -1 yards later the Vikings were forced to punt. The Panthers held the Vikings to -9 yards on 4 carries on the opening drive, giving notice to the PFL that they were for real.
..... Not wanting to be overshadowed by the newcomers, the Vikings defense came on in impressive fashion. A sweep left on first down was viciously stuffed by CB Louis Goncalves. On 2nd down, Panthers FB Andre Harris was introduced to 1997 PFL Defensive Player of the Year, Malcom Stewart, who stuffed his rushing attempt. DB CJ Klassen broke up the pass attempt on third down. Holding the Panthers to 3 and out, the Vikings appeared in control. Calvin Clemmens Jr. had an impressive punt return going before being creamed by Panther LB McQuade in what was one of the biggest hits of the day. The hit occurred right in front of the Panthers' bench and was a real spark.
..... With the change of momentum the Panthers offense kicked into gear. They gained 55 yards on 7 consecutive running plays, but time ran out at the Vikings 10 yards line. A field goal would have won the game but the Panthers' kicker didn't make the trip.
..... With momentum on their side the Panthers defense held the Vikings to 2 incomplete passes and a run for no gain in overtime. On 4th down kicker Mike Astley, one of the top kickers in the PFL, missed a 19 yard field goal. The Panthers kept the ball on the ground and needed all 4 plays to score, with the quarterback keeping the ball on an option to the right and diving in from a yard out.

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	Panthers	Vikings
rushing passing sacked OFFENSE first downs penalties fumbles-lost kick returns punts punt returns	13-69-1 0-1-0-0-0 - 14-69-1 3 - - - ? -	4- -3 1-4-0-26-0 1-6 9-17-0 1 - 1-1 1-20 - 1-15

GAME 4: Chiefs capitalize on Blue Devil miscues
Chiefs 24 - Blue Devils 0

..... The big news in the Blue Devil camp is the acquisition of superstar RB D'wayne Buckley. He made his presence known on the opening kickoff. A deep kick from CHIEFS kicker Rick Black went over the heads of both Blue Devils return men and bounced towards the end zone. Buckley caught up to it at the 1 yard line, broke several tackles, dodged a few others and then outran the CHIEFS coverage down the left sideline the final 50 yards for an apparent score. A penalty wiped out the last 60 yards - ouch. On the first play from scrimmage, Buckley ran left again, although this time caught by CHIEFS DB Darrick Jasmine after a mere 33 yard gain. The Blue Devils offense stalled and had to punt. The snap went way over punter James Beavers' head. He was able to get the ball but was tackled for a 39 yard loss - ouch again. The CHIEFS got the ball and the momentum at the Blue Devil's 17 yard line. Two plays later QB Willie Dorsey, led by great blocking by RB Sheadrah Manning, scored on a QB keeper reverse. Dorsey hit WR Kendall McFarland on a beautiful, perfectly executed fade for the 2 point conversion.
..... On the next series, Blue Devil QB Richard Harris threw and ill advised pass under pressure which was intercepted by CHIEFS CB Damon Williams. Three plays later it was Dorsey to McFarland again on a 34 yard touchdown pass. RB Lopez ran in for 2 points to give the CHIEFS a 16-0 lead.
..... On the following series the Blue Devils found a way to keep the CHIEFS from scoring a touchdown. Two incomplete passes and a 24 yard illegal touching penalty gave the Blue Devils 4th and 34 from their own 18. Again there was trouble with the punt snap but Beavers had the presence of mind to knock the ball out of the end zone, giving the CHIEFS a safety.
..... On the ensuing free kick from their 20 yard line, the Blue Devils shanked the punt high and right. The CHIEFS front line reacted as if it was a punt. Players and coaches on the sideline were yelling "get away." A certain impartial bystander, who was overcome by his coaching roots, repeatedly screamed "fair catch" but to no avail. Fortunately, Damon Williams hustled from his upback position just in time to knock the free ball out of the Blue Devils hands out of bounds. Football players make football plays.
..... CHIEFS 2nd string QB Steve Fischer showed great pocket presence in leading a 5 play, 33 yard scoring drive in the final minutes. On 3rd and short he stood tall in the pocket under pressure to hit RB Sheadrah Manning on a short out for a first down. Two plays later he hit WR Bert Kruger on a 28 yard scoring pass as time ran out.

	Chiefs	Blue Devils
rushing passing sacked OFFENSE first downs penalties fumbles-lost kick returns punts punt returns	7-20-1 3-3-0-65-2 - 10-85-3 3 - - - - 1-47-1	5- -26 0-4-1-0-0 1-8 10- -34 1 3-44 2-0 3-86 - -

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GAME 5: Bengal special teams cover for lackluster offense
Bengals 7 - Eagles 0

..... The Bengals showed the heart of a champion in finding a way to win even though the Eagles dominated the game. I can only imagine that after this game the Eagles felt like a pitcher who threw a no hitter but lost the game.
..... The Eagles showed that their defensive effort against the upstart Cavaliers was no fluke when they held the Bengals to 3 and out on the opening drive. Bengal punter Steve Turella got off a monster 45 yard punt that was mishandled by Eagle return man Brad Haydu. Deep in their own end, the Eagles tried the running game that was so successful against the Cavaliers. Three runs and -1 yards later the Eagles were punting from their 14 yard line. On the return highlight of the day, Bengal return man Dave LaBorde caught the high, short punt on a dead run, broke a few tackles, eluded a few others, and finished with a 47 yard touchdown.
..... The Eagles offense had some success on the ensuing drive, gaining 21 yards on 6 runs. The drive ended when CB Cyril Johnson made an spectacular over the shoulder interception on a short 4th down pass.
..... The Eagle defense stepped up and again held the Bengals when QB Dwayne Brown was sacked on 4th down.
..... The Eagles, starting from their own 42, only had time for 2 plays. Bengal SS Karl Wright ended the game with an interception.

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	Bengals	Eagles
rushing passing sacked OFFENSE first downs penalties fumbles-lost kick returns punts punt returns	3-15-0 0-3-0-0-0 1-8 7-7-0 0 2-10 - 1-20 1-45 1-47-1	9-20-0 0-4-2-0-0 - 13-20-0 2 - - 1-12 1-33 1- -4

GAME 6:
Chiefs 14 - Panthers 0

..... Linebacker Mark Whitfield caught the Panther's short opening kickoff and, like a well coached non-ball carrier, he headed for the sidelines. Halfway there he had a change of heart and turned up field. 73 yards later he had the longest kickoff return of the day and the CHIEFS had a 6-0 lead. They went for 2 but QB Willie Dorsey was flushed from the pocket and couldn't power his way in.
..... A dropped pass on 3rd down stalled the Panther's first drive and it was 3 and out. A shanked punt gave the CHIEFS the ball back at midfield. Three plays later Dorsey went right on a QB keeper and outraced the Panther defense for a 45 yard touchdown. RB Brent Bilke ran in the 2 point conversion to give the CHIEFS a 14-0 lead.
The Panthers were able to mount a short drive getting a first down on a 6 yard run by the QB, and 7 yard pass to RB Andre Harris. The CHIEFS defense then stiffened. On first down the QB was able to avoid several CHIEFS defenders but did not expect S Darrick Jasmine to come up and get the sack. On 2nd down, big LB Michael Smalls pressured the QB into an incomplete pass. A 7 yard draw by Harris on 3rd and 18 gave the Panthers hope. They tried it again on 4th down and were stuffed for a loss.
..... The Panthers defense shut down the CHIEFS running game setting up a 4th and 21. QB Steve Fischer hit Beilke for a 38 yard gain allowing the CHIEFS to run out the clock.

	Chiefs	Panthers
rushing passing sacked OFFENSE first downs penalties fumbles-lost kick returns punts punt returns	5-43-1 1 -2-0-38-0 1- -5 8-76-1 1 - - 1-73-1 - -	5-16-0 1-3-0-7-0 1- -8 9-15-0 1 1-13 1-0 2-48 1-16 -

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GAME 7: Consolation round
Thunderbolts 20 - Cavaliers 0

..... One of the top teams in the PFL racks up 4 personal fouls in dominating a new team. Yawn. (stats incomplete)
..... The highlights: an amazing 65 yard zig-zagging TD run by DeShaun Fontleroy. It was called back due to a stupid, meaningless clip but still counted for 58 yards. Two plays later FB Rufus Dean scored from 10 yards out.
..... RB Lawrence Jackson powering up the middle from 8 yards out for the another Thunderbolts score.
..... TBolt LB Tyrone Sellers made a spectular interception while sprinting across the field with his man and being able to leap backwards for the pick.
.....The Thunderbolts scored on the final play with a 33 yard TD pass from Calvin Griggs to Van Velarde.

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	Thunderbolts	Cavaliers
rushing passing sacked OFFENSE first downs penalties fumbles-lost kick returns punts punt returns	4-88-2 3-5-0-75-1 1-21 10-142-3 4 4-60 1-1 1-5 - -	2- -34 0-5-1-0-0 1-8 7- -34 0 3-37 2-1 2-19 - -

GAME 8: Consolation round
Vikings 6 - Blue Devils 0

..... The Blue Devils bad luck continued as they fumbled away the ball on the opening play from scrimmage giving the Vikings the ball at their own 29. The defense appeared up to the task, stuffing RB Justin Smith for a 6 yard loss on the Vikings' first play. However, Smith's next 3 runs went for 10, 16 and 9 yards and the Vikings were up 6-0.
..... There appeared to be hope for the Blue Devils as QB Richard Harris sprinted for a 9 yard gain on the first play of the next drive. It wasn't to be as 2 penalties and a incomplete pass were to much to overcome and the Blue Devils were forced to punt. Powerful Vikings' FB Darren Reinhardt rattled off a 13 yard run on first down. Three more short runs set up a 4th and 2 situation. The Vikings jumped offsides making it 4th and 7. Blue Devils CB Kiko Soto broke up a pass from QB Tom Nakane to WR Neil O'Neil.
..... The Blue Devils took over on the Viking 43 looking to score. On second down, Viking DB James Adams dropped a relatively easy interception right in front of the Blue Devils bench. The Blue Devils razzed him pretty thoroughly even the the play didn't count due to a Blue Devils penalty. On the next play Adams silenced the Blue Devils bench by intercepting another pass and returning it 42 yards giving the Vikings' offense the opportunity to run out the clock.

	Vikings	Blue Devils
rushing passing sacked OFFENSE first downs penalties fumbles-lost kick returns punts punt returns	10-51-1 0-1-0-0-0 - 11-51-1 2 2-10 1-0 - - 1-0	3-11 1-3-1-5-0 - 6-16-0 0 2-10 1-1 2-19 1-40 -

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GAME 9: NWFL PRESEASON TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP
Bengals 15 - Chiefs 0

..... Bengal kicker Eli Swanson got the Bengals off to a great start by driving the kick off into the endzone. Three plays later QB Willie Dorsey, the "horse" on which the CHIEFS' offense rides, suffered a compound fracture of his left forearm while trying to avoid a sack by LB Sio Fakatoufifita. You could literally hear the wind go out of the CHIEFS' sails.
..... "I put my hand out to stiff arm him and he grabbed it and fell. His facemask landed right on my arm, breaking both the bones," explained Dorsey.
..... In an act of pure class and sportsmanship that is representative of the entire Bengals organization, not only did Fakatoufifita apologize to Dorsey when it happened, but also visited him in the hospital after the jamboree. The good news for the CHIEFS fans is that Dorsey expects to be back in 5 weeks.
..... The CHIEFS were forced to punt and Bengals took over at the CHIEFS' 35 yard line. On 2 and 14, QB Dwayne Brown found WR Mike Evans wide open behind the secondary for a 32 yard gain. CHIEFS' CB Majaqua Gregory caught Evans to save the touchdown. Three plays later, RB Keith Evans scored from 4 yards out.
..... On the CHIEFS' second possession RB Sheadrah Manning rattled off a 15 yard run on the 1st play from scrimmage, but the drive stalled after that. QB Steve Fischer did have WR Kendall McFarland open deep down the left sideline on 3rd down but he was hit as he threw and the ball fluttered. RB Brent Bilke did an excellent job of breaking up a potential interception. Bilke was stuffed on 4th down and the CHIEFS turned the ball over on downs.
..... The Bengals' QB Brown was stopped for a short gain on 1st down sweep by LB Michael Smalls. The Bengals weren't having much success on the ground so they went up top. On 3rd down Brown threw deep to Cyril Johnson down the left sideline. CB Majaqua Gregory made a spectacular play, diving in front of Johnson to knock down the pass. Brown went deep to Johnson again on the next play. Gregory had excellent coverage but Johnson out leapt him for a 47 yard score.
..... Speedy return man Darrick Jasmine caught the ensuing kickoff at the 17 and raced up the right sideline. He ran into a wall a Bengals and was forced to change direction. In doing so, he absolutely pancaked one of his blockers. Unfazed, "Jazz" ran all the way across the field and then cut up back up the middle right into Bengal's LB Shannon Thomas who laid him out forcing a fumble. The Bengals recovered and ran out the clock.

Fullback Keith Evans powers in for championship winning touchdown in the 1998 NWFL Preseason Tournament.

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	Bengals	Chiefs
rushing passing sacked OFFENSE first downs penalties fumbles-lost kick returns punts punt returns	7-21-1 2-3-0-79-1 - 10-100-1 1 3-15 1-0 2-42 1-34 1-9	6-14-0 0-1-0-0-0 1- -13 8-1-0 1 - 1-1 2-42 1-34 -

1998 PFL North Standings

L E A G U E

O V E R A L L

Oregon Thunderbolts

418

654

159

Pierce County Bengals

295

349

146

Snohomish County Vikings

239

223

333

268

Vancouver Posse

233

250

245

320

Bellingham Eagles

174

252

174

252

Seattle Blue Devils

105

293

105

293

Eastside Chiefs

360

386

Washington Cavaliers

independent team

128

157

Oregon Panthers (Salem)

independent team

130

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Coach of the Year
Wes Fischer, Vikings
League MVP
Mike Haskamp, QB, Tbolts
Offensive MVP
Mike Haskamp, QB, Tbolts
Defensive MVP
Neil Clasen, DE, Tbolts
Special Teams MVP
Brad Haydu, KR/PR, Eagles
Offensive Rookie of the Year
Kenyatte Morgan, WR, Tbolts
Defensive Rookie of the Year
Neil Clasen, DE, Tbolts
Special Teams Rookie of the Year
Lyle LeBere, P/K, Blue Devils
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1998 All League Team