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2011 Rollin Schimmel Spring Football Game
Where Wins = Wings Bring in your ticket stub or Wear Blue Get Loud T-Shirt after any Mountaineer home win and recieve 25 cent chicken wings at BENCHWARMERS : Pub and Grill (offer valid on the day of the event only)
2011 EOU FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SEPT. 3, 6 P.M. MT
SEPT. 10, 1 P.M. MT
SEPT. 17, 1 P.M. MT
SEPT. 24, 1 P.M.
MONTANA TECH BUTTE, MONT.
CARROLL COLLEGE HELENA, MONT.
MSU-NORTHERN HAVRE, MONT.
UM WESTERN LA GRANDE, ORE.
OCT. 1, 1 P.M.
OCT. 8, 1 P.M.
OCT. 15, 1 P.M.
OCT. 22, 1 P.M. MT
ROCKY MOUNTAIN LA GRANDE, ORE.
SOUTHERN OREGON ASHLAND, ORE.
OCT. 29, 1 P.M.
MONTANA TECH LA GRANDE, ORE.
NOV. 5, NOON MT
CARROLL COLLEGE LA GRANDE, ORE.
NOV. 12, NOON MT
Rollin Schimmel 1945-2 2006
May 14, 2010 - 1:30 p.m. - Pendleton, Ore. Presented by
The Order of the Knights of Pythias and
MSU-NORTHERN LA GRANDE, ORE.
UM WESTERN DILLON, MONT
ROCKY MOUNTAIN BILLINGS, MONT.
Pendleton High School
This event is in memory of Rollin Schimmel, EOU and NAIA Hall of Famer who dedicated his life to the advancement of amateur athletics. Schimmel spent four years wrestling and playing football at EOU where he won a national title in 1967 in the 160-pound division at the NAIA National Wrestling Tournament. He advanced to the National Tournament in 1964-66 at 157 pounds, finishing second in '64 and '66 and fifth in '65. He finished his career at EOU with a 949-1 record and won four Oregon Collegiate Conference championships and four NAIA District 2 titles.
2010-2011 B OOSTER C LUB M EMBERSHIP L ISTING Lifetime Members Seydel, Lewis, Poe, Moeller & Gunderson, LLC Shawn & Lisa Mangum of Edward D. Jones JJ & Deb Howard Furniture West Tom & Emily Insko Lane Farms Inc Waldrop Oil Mike Becker Construction GCT Land Management Inc. R.D. Mac Inc McMahan Family Dentistry Legacy Ford Lincoln Mercury Fred & Tara Bell (Short Stop) Rob & Heather Cashell Daniels Chapel of the Valley
Benchwarmers/ Longbranch Eastern Oregon Rental & Sales Shane & Kim Boehm Loveland Funeral Chapel The Allstott Family Mountain West Moving & Storage Bob & Cindy Davies U.S. Bank La Grande Ed & Dixie Lund Valley Concrete Beau & Michelle Willadsen Reed and Associates LLC Patricia De Plazes Cashell Steve & Jennifer Adkison Directors Mortgage Inc.
Gold Members A & A Motorcoach Michael & Susan Daugherty Mike Dannells & Camille Consolvo RE/MAX Real Estate Team Janice Neely
After graduating from EOU in 1968 with a master's degree in education, Schimmel spent 19 years coaching and teaching at Pendleton High School. From 1987-91, he taught and coached at Glencoe High School in Hillsboro before returning to Pendleton as the athletic director from 1991-97. He retired from teaching and, at the time, coaching in 1997.
Timberline Members
As a coach Schimmel's record stands for itself. Of more than 400 victories in his 34-year career, Schimmel led Pendleton High School to 359 dual-meet victories against 61 losses and six ties in two stints (1968-87 and 2000-02). Six of his wrestlers - including his oldest son Randy in 1983 - won state titles.
Buckskin Members
Duck Inn Alaska Obsidian Urgent Care Greg and Julie Howard
Dennis & Cathy Barnett Bud & Lorene Lewis Richard & Sharon Davies Mike & Linda Moore Don & Zola Dunbar Mountain Valley Therapy, Inc.
Grande Ronde Sign Red Cross Drug Store Michael & Marilyn Jaeger La Grande Country Club
Con Agra Foods City of Island City Jack Daugherty
Lee & Beth Insko Greg & Eva Oveson Fins & Feathers Colleen & Eddie Cascio-Dunne Thomas & Peggy Cashell
Summit Members Gary & Mary Jane Henderson Steve & Mary Gilmore Lyle & Suzanne Nelson Phyllis & Fred Arnst Drinda Battaile Gary & Sheila Bores Sherry Deeds Justin Diedrick Shannon & Marshall Lynn Corey & Mandi Maag Doc Savage Comfort Dental Lab
Mark Mathes Anderson, Perry & Associates, Inc. Kenneth & Ellen Chasteen Neil & Jean Cooper Ves & Lois Doty Terry & Joanie Corey Rich Cason Gordan Syphers Jerry & Kathryn McCarthy Gary & Marily Feasel Brad & Anne Stephens Jack & Grace Rye
To become a booster visit www.EOUSports.com or for more information call 541-962-3946
2011 EOU Spring Football Rosters White No. Name 1 Kedrick Starr 5 Chance Hendrickson 6 Justin Udy 7 Chris Ware 8 Jason Simonis 10 Dustin Eggers 11 Ray Walser 13 Jake Burroughs 14 Trace Richardson 15 Faafiaula Ena 20 Kevin Sampson 25 Abraham Naway 27 Matt Orthmann 29 Dillon Bedford 34 Sean Hurlbut 40 Nick Knell 41 Luis Ortiz 49 Frank Lopez 52 Garek Stuart 57 Garrett Owens 59 Michael Krafsig 60 Jared Van Beek 65 Mana Victorino 66 Kevin Lusk 67 Justin Walker 68 Emory Jones 69 RJ Harris 70 Will Hunter 71 Brendon Saltvick 73 Josh Ward 74 Dustin Smith 75 James Thiessen 77 Loren Endsley 78 Tim Olmsted 79 Eric Spond 83 Kaleb Oveson 84 Rian Miller 85 James Mastelotto 86 Vincent Wagner 87 Alton Funk 88 Justin Reynolds 89 AC Songco 100 Sam Parke
Pos. WR WR WR QB QB QB QB WR WR QB RB RB RB TE WR K/P WR/P RB OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL WR WR TE WR WR WR WR RB
Ht. Wt. 5-8 166 5-10 170 5-10 176 6-1 212 6-5 190 6-0 177 6-4 214 6-2 200 6-1 157 6-0 225 5-9 176 5-11 186 5-9 210 6-4 224 5-10 178 6-0 183 5-10 180 5-9 185 6-1 270 6-1 305 6-0 268 6-2 241 5-11 308 6-2 270 6-2 275 6-0 261 6-5 272 6-4 290 6-1 288 6-5 309 6-0 266 6-5 306 6-1 265 6-4 250 6-3 260 6-1 184 5-3 144 6-5 205 5-7 170 6-4 220 5-10 190 6-0 215 5-7 169
Blue Hometown Meridian, Idaho Springfield, Ore. Genesee, Idaho Rainier, Ore. Poulsbo, Wash. Deary, Idaho Mount Vernon, Wash. Meridian, Idaho Baker City, Ore. Hermiston, Ore. Seattle, Wash. Boise, Idaho Yakima, Wash. Arroyo Grande, Calif. Laurel, Wash. Lander, WY Hermiston, Ore. Ontario, Ore. Lake Stevens, Wash. Troutdale, Ore. Vancouver, Wash. Nampa, Idaho Kent, Wash. Battle Ground, Wash. Cheney, Wash. Boise, Idaho Prosser, Wash. Oak Harbor, Wash. Gig Harbor, Wash. Boise, Idaho Woodland, Wash. Triangle Lake, Ore. Couer d’Alene, Idaho Nampa, Idaho Salem, Ore. Wallowa, Ore. Auburn, Wash. Oroville, Calif. Auburn, Wash. Weiser, Idaho Battle Ground, Wash. Kent, Wash. Dillon, Mont.
No. Name 2 Max Hannah 4 Edward Apostol 9 Nick Magrone 12 Cam Robak 16 Mitchel Larson 17 Austin Foteff 18 Tristan Askew 19 Watson Togiailua 21 Lale Ena 23 Karsen Garcia 24 Adam Davis 26 Kyle Kerfoot 28 Howard McDonald 30 Brandon Eggers 31 Nick Thompson 32 Matt Gayman 33 Preston Minter 35 Ryan Watson 36 Mark Finley 37 Nick Connor 38 Dylan Cutler 42 Ronnie Flowers 43 Marc-Avery Airhart 45 Micheal Goings 46 Trevor Johnson 47 Komivi Akengue 50 Jordan Peiler 51 Jesse Achatz 53 Jason Reyes 55 Nathan Rudder 56 Tyson Bain 58 Bryce Svedin 62 Jorden Bunker 64 Zach Faafolau 90 Travis Blackwell 91 Justin McKague 92 Nick Roberson 93 Parker Lawson 94 Wes Orr 95 Jeremy Rowley 96 Mike Wood 97 Jordan Spence 99 Derek Kosub
Pos. DB LB DB DB DB DB DB DB LB DB RB DB LB DB DB DB DB DL LB LB RB DB LB DL LB DB DL LB DL DL DL LB DL DL DL TE DL DL DL DL DE DL DL
Ht. Wt. Hometown 5-10 170 Ferndale, Wash. 5-11 226 Missoula, Mont. 5-10 166 Portland, Ore. 5-11 175 Tacoma, Wash. 6-2 175 Kennewick, Wash. 5-10 181 Gladstone, Ore. 5-10 160 Kent, Wash. 5-10 203 Lakewood, Wash. 6-0 225 Hermiston, Ore. 5-8 185 Placentia, Calif. 5-10 201 Boise, Idaho 5-6 167 Mountain Home, Idaho 5-10 211 Silverdale, Wash. 5-11 184 Deary, Idaho 5-9 151 Imbler, Ore. 6-0 192 Auburn, Wash. 5-9 190 Boise, Idaho 5-11 215 Yakima, Wash. 6-0 214 Parma, Idaho 5-11 227 Molalla, Ore. 5-11 180 Pilot Rock, Ore. 5-10 175 Kent, Wash. 6-0 228 Renton, Wash. 5-10 220 Puyallup, Wash. 6-0 215 Endicott, Wash. 5-8 175 Battle Ground, Wash. 5-11 280 Oceanside, Calif. 6-0 205 Boring, Ore. 6-0 256 La Verne, Calif. 5-11 237 Meridian, Idaho 5-9 244 Cathlamet, Wash. 5-9 215 Weiser, Idaho 6-0 260 Nyssa, Ore. 6-0 205 Tacoma, Wash. 6-2 220 Boise, Idaho 6-1 212 Boise, Idaho 6-2 256 Spokane, Wash. 6-2 256 Friday Harbor, Wash. 6-2 200 Princeton, Idaho 6-4 240 Hood River, Ore. 6-3 198 Thompson Falls, Mont. 6-4 248 Longley, BC 5-11 221 Spokane Wash. COACHES Head Coach: Tim Camp (3rd Season) Assistant Coaches: Zack Tinker (Offensive Coordinator), Levi Suianoa (Defensive Coordinator), Dustin Murray (Special Teams and TE's), Shea Thorstad (Defensive Line), CJ Green...DB Coach (Grad Assistant), Adam Donnelly (linebaker coach), Rodell Razor...RB Coach (Grad Assistant)
Frontier Conference Adds Two Schools WHITEFISH, Mont. — Commissioner Kent Paulson announced recently that invitations have been extended to Dickinson State University of North Dakota and Southern Oregon University to join the Frontier Conference beginning in the 2012-2013 season. Dickinson State will join as a full member while Southern Oregon joins as an associate member in football. Officials from Dickinson and Southern Oregon, along with Menlo College of California and Jamestown College of North Dakota were in Billings, Mont. and made formal presentations to the Frontier Conference Council of Presidents. Menlo and Jamestown weren’t rejected, but at their own request, asked to be considered at a future time. “Another historic chapter of the Frontier Conference was written this week in Billings,” Paulson said. “The presidents have authorized me to expand the conference and this is just the first step. Several other schools have expressed interest in joining and that could happen prior to the 2012 season.” With the addition of the teams, the Frontier Conference has expanded for the first time since 2006 when Eastern Oregon University joined as an associate member in football. "This is very exciting news for EOU," Eastern Oregon University President Bob Davies said. "We welcome Southern Oregon University and Dickinson State University into the Frontier Conference. Both schools bring with them very well respected athletic and academic programs. We have a tremendous rivalry with SOU and this will add a great new dimension." Beginning in the 2012-2013 season, the Frontier Conference will have eight teams competing in football and nine teams competing in volleyball, and men’s and women’s basketball. The growth will strengthen the conference in all Frontier Conference sports.
T HE O RDER
OF THE
K NIGHTS
OF
P YTHIAS
PYTHIAN PRINCIPLES
THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS PROMOTES COOPERATION AND FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN PEOPLE OF GOOD WILL. PYTHIANS KNOW ONE WAY TO HAPPINESS IS THROUGH SERVICE TO MANKIND. PYTHIANS BELIEVE THAT FRIENDSHIP IS AN ESSENTIAL INGREDIENT IN LIFE. PYTHIANS MAKE BENEVOLENCE, KINDNESS, GENEROSITY AND TOLERANCE A REALITY IN THEIR LIVES. PYTHIANS PLACE HOME TIES AT THE TOP OF THEIR PRIORITY LIST. PYTHIANS ARE INTERESTED IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS ON THE LOCAL, STATE OR PROVINCE, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LEVELS. PYTHIANS ARE EAGER TO ENHANCE THE COMMUNITIES IN WHICH THEY LIVE. PYTHIANS RESPECT AND HONOR THE LAW OF THE LAND IN WHICH THEY LIVE. PYTHIANS SEEK TO EXPAND THEIR CIRCLE OF INFLUENCE BY ASSOCIATION WITH PEOPLE OF LIKE INTERESTS AND ENERGY.
Where Wins = Wings Bring in your ticket stub or Wear Blue Get Loud T-Shirt after any Mountaineer home win and recieve 25 cent chicken wings at BENCHWARMERS : Pub and Grill (offer valid on the day of the event only)
2011 EOU FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SEPT. 3, 6 P.M. MT
SEPT. 10, 1 P.M. MT
SEPT. 17, 1 P.M. MT
SEPT. 24, 1 P.M.
MONTANA TECH BUTTE, MONT.
CARROLL COLLEGE HELENA, MONT.
MSU-NORTHERN HAVRE, MONT.
UM WESTERN LA GRANDE, ORE.
OCT. 1, 1 P.M.
OCT. 8, 1 P.M.
OCT. 15, 1 P.M.
OCT. 22, 1 P.M. MT
ROCKY MOUNTAIN LA GRANDE, ORE.
SOUTHERN OREGON ASHLAND, ORE.
OCT. 29, 1 P.M.
MONTANA TECH LA GRANDE, ORE.
NOV. 5, NOON MT
CARROLL COLLEGE LA GRANDE, ORE.
NOV. 12, NOON MT
Rollin Schimmel 1945-2 2006
May 14, 2010 - 1:30 p.m. - Pendleton, Ore. Presented by
The Order of the Knights of Pythias and
MSU-NORTHERN LA GRANDE, ORE.
UM WESTERN DILLON, MONT
ROCKY MOUNTAIN BILLINGS, MONT.
Pendleton High School
This event is in memory of Rollin Schimmel, EOU and NAIA Hall of Famer who dedicated his life to the advancement of amateur athletics. Schimmel spent four years wrestling and playing football at EOU where he won a national title in 1967 in the 160-pound division at the NAIA National Wrestling Tournament. He advanced to the National Tournament in 1964-66 at 157 pounds, finishing second in '64 and '66 and fifth in '65. He finished his career at EOU with a 949-1 record and won four Oregon Collegiate Conference championships and four NAIA District 2 titles.
2010-2011 B OOSTER C LUB M EMBERSHIP L ISTING Lifetime Members Seydel, Lewis, Poe, Moeller & Gunderson, LLC Shawn & Lisa Mangum of Edward D. Jones JJ & Deb Howard Furniture West Tom & Emily Insko Lane Farms Inc Waldrop Oil Mike Becker Construction GCT Land Management Inc. R.D. Mac Inc McMahan Family Dentistry Legacy Ford Lincoln Mercury Fred & Tara Bell (Short Stop) Rob & Heather Cashell Daniels Chapel of the Valley
Benchwarmers/ Longbranch Eastern Oregon Rental & Sales Shane & Kim Boehm Loveland Funeral Chapel The Allstott Family Mountain West Moving & Storage Bob & Cindy Davies U.S. Bank La Grande Ed & Dixie Lund Valley Concrete Beau & Michelle Willadsen Reed and Associates LLC Patricia De Plazes Cashell Steve & Jennifer Adkison Directors Mortgage Inc.
Gold Members A & A Motorcoach Michael & Susan Daugherty Mike Dannells & Camille Consolvo RE/MAX Real Estate Team Janice Neely
After graduating from EOU in 1968 with a master's degree in education, Schimmel spent 19 years coaching and teaching at Pendleton High School. From 1987-91, he taught and coached at Glencoe High School in Hillsboro before returning to Pendleton as the athletic director from 1991-97. He retired from teaching and, at the time, coaching in 1997.
Timberline Members
As a coach Schimmel's record stands for itself. Of more than 400 victories in his 34-year career, Schimmel led Pendleton High School to 359 dual-meet victories against 61 losses and six ties in two stints (1968-87 and 2000-02). Six of his wrestlers - including his oldest son Randy in 1983 - won state titles.
Buckskin Members
Duck Inn Alaska Obsidian Urgent Care Greg and Julie Howard
Dennis & Cathy Barnett Bud & Lorene Lewis Richard & Sharon Davies Mike & Linda Moore Don & Zola Dunbar Mountain Valley Therapy, Inc.
Grande Ronde Sign Red Cross Drug Store Michael & Marilyn Jaeger La Grande Country Club
Con Agra Foods City of Island City Jack Daugherty
Lee & Beth Insko Greg & Eva Oveson Fins & Feathers Colleen & Eddie Cascio-Dunne Thomas & Peggy Cashell
Summit Members Gary & Mary Jane Henderson Steve & Mary Gilmore Lyle & Suzanne Nelson Phyllis & Fred Arnst Drinda Battaile Gary & Sheila Bores Sherry Deeds Justin Diedrick Shannon & Marshall Lynn Corey & Mandi Maag Doc Savage Comfort Dental Lab
Mark Mathes Anderson, Perry & Associates, Inc. Kenneth & Ellen Chasteen Neil & Jean Cooper Ves & Lois Doty Terry & Joanie Corey Rich Cason Gordan Syphers Jerry & Kathryn McCarthy Gary & Marily Feasel Brad & Anne Stephens Jack & Grace Rye
To become a booster visit www.EOUSports.com or for more information call 541-962-3946
2011 EOU Spring Football Rosters White No. Name 1 Kedrick Starr 5 Chance Hendrickson 6 Justin Udy 7 Chris Ware 8 Jason Simonis 10 Dustin Eggers 11 Ray Walser 13 Jake Burroughs 14 Trace Richardson 15 Faafiaula Ena 20 Kevin Sampson 25 Abraham Naway 27 Matt Orthmann 29 Dillon Bedford 34 Sean Hurlbut 40 Nick Knell 41 Luis Ortiz 49 Frank Lopez 52 Garek Stuart 57 Garrett Owens 59 Michael Krafsig 60 Jared Van Beek 65 Mana Victorino 66 Kevin Lusk 67 Justin Walker 68 Emory Jones 69 RJ Harris 70 Will Hunter 71 Brendon Saltvick 73 Josh Ward 74 Dustin Smith 75 James Thiessen 77 Loren Endsley 78 Tim Olmsted 79 Eric Spond 83 Kaleb Oveson 84 Rian Miller 85 James Mastelotto 86 Vincent Wagner 87 Alton Funk 88 Justin Reynolds 89 AC Songco 100 Sam Parke
Pos. WR WR WR QB QB QB QB WR WR QB RB RB RB TE WR K/P WR/P RB OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL WR WR TE WR WR WR WR RB
Ht. Wt. 5-8 166 5-10 170 5-10 176 6-1 212 6-5 190 6-0 177 6-4 214 6-2 200 6-1 157 6-0 225 5-9 176 5-11 186 5-9 210 6-4 224 5-10 178 6-0 183 5-10 180 5-9 185 6-1 270 6-1 305 6-0 268 6-2 241 5-11 308 6-2 270 6-2 275 6-0 261 6-5 272 6-4 290 6-1 288 6-5 309 6-0 266 6-5 306 6-1 265 6-4 250 6-3 260 6-1 184 5-3 144 6-5 205 5-7 170 6-4 220 5-10 190 6-0 215 5-7 169
Blue Hometown Meridian, Idaho Springfield, Ore. Genesee, Idaho Rainier, Ore. Poulsbo, Wash. Deary, Idaho Mount Vernon, Wash. Meridian, Idaho Baker City, Ore. Hermiston, Ore. Seattle, Wash. Boise, Idaho Yakima, Wash. Arroyo Grande, Calif. Laurel, Wash. Lander, WY Hermiston, Ore. Ontario, Ore. Lake Stevens, Wash. Troutdale, Ore. Vancouver, Wash. Nampa, Idaho Kent, Wash. Battle Ground, Wash. Cheney, Wash. Boise, Idaho Prosser, Wash. Oak Harbor, Wash. Gig Harbor, Wash. Boise, Idaho Woodland, Wash. Triangle Lake, Ore. Couer d’Alene, Idaho Nampa, Idaho Salem, Ore. Wallowa, Ore. Auburn, Wash. Oroville, Calif. Auburn, Wash. Weiser, Idaho Battle Ground, Wash. Kent, Wash. Dillon, Mont.
No. Name 2 Max Hannah 4 Edward Apostol 9 Nick Magrone 12 Cam Robak 16 Mitchel Larson 17 Austin Foteff 18 Tristan Askew 19 Watson Togiailua 21 Lale Ena 23 Karsen Garcia 24 Adam Davis 26 Kyle Kerfoot 28 Howard McDonald 30 Brandon Eggers 31 Nick Thompson 32 Matt Gayman 33 Preston Minter 35 Ryan Watson 36 Mark Finley 37 Nick Connor 38 Dylan Cutler 42 Ronnie Flowers 43 Marc-Avery Airhart 45 Micheal Goings 46 Trevor Johnson 47 Komivi Akengue 50 Jordan Peiler 51 Jesse Achatz 53 Jason Reyes 55 Nathan Rudder 56 Tyson Bain 58 Bryce Svedin 62 Jorden Bunker 64 Zach Faafolau 90 Travis Blackwell 91 Justin McKague 92 Nick Roberson 93 Parker Lawson 94 Wes Orr 95 Jeremy Rowley 96 Mike Wood 97 Jordan Spence 99 Derek Kosub
Pos. DB LB DB DB DB DB DB DB LB DB RB DB LB DB DB DB DB DL LB LB RB DB LB DL LB DB DL LB DL DL DL LB DL DL DL TE DL DL DL DL DE DL DL
Ht. Wt. Hometown 5-10 170 Ferndale, Wash. 5-11 226 Missoula, Mont. 5-10 166 Portland, Ore. 5-11 175 Tacoma, Wash. 6-2 175 Kennewick, Wash. 5-10 181 Gladstone, Ore. 5-10 160 Kent, Wash. 5-10 203 Lakewood, Wash. 6-0 225 Hermiston, Ore. 5-8 185 Placentia, Calif. 5-10 201 Boise, Idaho 5-6 167 Mountain Home, Idaho 5-10 211 Silverdale, Wash. 5-11 184 Deary, Idaho 5-9 151 Imbler, Ore. 6-0 192 Auburn, Wash. 5-9 190 Boise, Idaho 5-11 215 Yakima, Wash. 6-0 214 Parma, Idaho 5-11 227 Molalla, Ore. 5-11 180 Pilot Rock, Ore. 5-10 175 Kent, Wash. 6-0 228 Renton, Wash. 5-10 220 Puyallup, Wash. 6-0 215 Endicott, Wash. 5-8 175 Battle Ground, Wash. 5-11 280 Oceanside, Calif. 6-0 205 Boring, Ore. 6-0 256 La Verne, Calif. 5-11 237 Meridian, Idaho 5-9 244 Cathlamet, Wash. 5-9 215 Weiser, Idaho 6-0 260 Nyssa, Ore. 6-0 205 Tacoma, Wash. 6-2 220 Boise, Idaho 6-1 212 Boise, Idaho 6-2 256 Spokane, Wash. 6-2 256 Friday Harbor, Wash. 6-2 200 Princeton, Idaho 6-4 240 Hood River, Ore. 6-3 198 Thompson Falls, Mont. 6-4 248 Longley, BC 5-11 221 Spokane Wash. COACHES Head Coach: Tim Camp (3rd Season) Assistant Coaches: Zack Tinker (Offensive Coordinator), Levi Suianoa (Defensive Coordinator), Dustin Murray (Special Teams and TE's), Shea Thorstad (Defensive Line), CJ Green...DB Coach (Grad Assistant), Adam Donnelly (linebaker coach), Rodell Razor...RB Coach (Grad Assistant)
Frontier Conference Adds Two Schools WHITEFISH, Mont. — Commissioner Kent Paulson announced recently that invitations have been extended to Dickinson State University of North Dakota and Southern Oregon University to join the Frontier Conference beginning in the 2012-2013 season. Dickinson State will join as a full member while Southern Oregon joins as an associate member in football. Officials from Dickinson and Southern Oregon, along with Menlo College of California and Jamestown College of North Dakota were in Billings, Mont. and made formal presentations to the Frontier Conference Council of Presidents. Menlo and Jamestown weren’t rejected, but at their own request, asked to be considered at a future time. “Another historic chapter of the Frontier Conference was written this week in Billings,” Paulson said. “The presidents have authorized me to expand the conference and this is just the first step. Several other schools have expressed interest in joining and that could happen prior to the 2012 season.” With the addition of the teams, the Frontier Conference has expanded for the first time since 2006 when Eastern Oregon University joined as an associate member in football. "This is very exciting news for EOU," Eastern Oregon University President Bob Davies said. "We welcome Southern Oregon University and Dickinson State University into the Frontier Conference. Both schools bring with them very well respected athletic and academic programs. We have a tremendous rivalry with SOU and this will add a great new dimension." Beginning in the 2012-2013 season, the Frontier Conference will have eight teams competing in football and nine teams competing in volleyball, and men’s and women’s basketball. The growth will strengthen the conference in all Frontier Conference sports.
T HE O RDER
OF THE
K NIGHTS
OF
P YTHIAS
PYTHIAN PRINCIPLES
THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS PROMOTES COOPERATION AND FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN PEOPLE OF GOOD WILL. PYTHIANS KNOW ONE WAY TO HAPPINESS IS THROUGH SERVICE TO MANKIND. PYTHIANS BELIEVE THAT FRIENDSHIP IS AN ESSENTIAL INGREDIENT IN LIFE. PYTHIANS MAKE BENEVOLENCE, KINDNESS, GENEROSITY AND TOLERANCE A REALITY IN THEIR LIVES. PYTHIANS PLACE HOME TIES AT THE TOP OF THEIR PRIORITY LIST. PYTHIANS ARE INTERESTED IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS ON THE LOCAL, STATE OR PROVINCE, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LEVELS. PYTHIANS ARE EAGER TO ENHANCE THE COMMUNITIES IN WHICH THEY LIVE. PYTHIANS RESPECT AND HONOR THE LAW OF THE LAND IN WHICH THEY LIVE. PYTHIANS SEEK TO EXPAND THEIR CIRCLE OF INFLUENCE BY ASSOCIATION WITH PEOPLE OF LIKE INTERESTS AND ENERGY.
