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BC Lions 1998 Schedule 2 Club Directory 3 BC Lions Executive and Coaches 4 All-Time BC Lions Coaching Records 12 Attendance Records since 1954 13 Media Information 14 1998 BC Lions Radio Network 15 BC Lions 1998 Staff 16 Lions 1998 Numerical Roster 17 Lions 1998 Alphabetical Roster 18 1998 CFL Schedule 20 BC Lions 1998 Veterans 21 BC Lions 1998 New Faces 46 BC Lions 1998 Rookies 54 BC Lions Picks (1993-1998) 56 CFL 1997 Final Standings 57 1997 BC Lions Yardstick 58 1997 BC Lions Game Participation 59 BC Lions 1997 Results 60 1997 Statistics Leaders 61 BC Lions Records When 66 1997 Defensive Statistics 67 Best -Play / Game Performances in 1997 68 Last Time It Happened 79 BC Lions Individual Records 82 Retired Numbers 92 BC Lions History 94 BC Lions Team Records 103 Canadian League Office 105 Stampeders 105 Eskimos 106 Hamilton Tiger-Cats 106 Alouettes 107 Roughriders 107 Argonauts 108 Blue Bombers 108 Travel Itinerary 109 Annual Leaders 110 BC Lions All-Time Players 115

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1 BC LIONS 1998 SCHEDULE

DATE TEAM LOCAL PACIFIC TV

PRE- Wednesday June 17 BC at Calgary 7:30 pm 6:30 pm Thursday June 25 Saskatchewan at BC 7:30 pm 7:30 pm

1998 REGULAR SEASON TEAM LOCAL PACIFIC TV Thursday July 2 Edmonton at BC 7:30 pm 7:30 pm TSN Friday July 10 BC at Edmonton 7:00 pm 6:00 pm TSN Thursday July 16 Toronto at BC 7:30 pm 7:30 pm TSN Friday July 24 BC at Saskatchewan 7:30 pm 6:30 pm Thursday July 30 Winnipeg at BC 7:30 pm 7:30 pm Thursday August 6 BC at Montreal 7:00 pm 4:00 pm Friday August 14 BC at Winnipeg 7:00 pm 6:00 pm TSN Thursday August 20 Calgary at BC 7:30 pm 7:30 pm Thursday August 27 BC at Hamilton 7:00 pm 4:00 pm Saturday September 5 Montreal at BC 7:30 pm 7:30pm TSN Saturday September 12 BC at Toronto 1:00 pm 10:00 am Saturday September 19 Edmonton at BC 7:30 pm 7:30 pm Saturday September 26 Hamilton at BC 7:30 pm 7:30 pm Sunday 4 BC at Calgary 2:00 pm 1:00 pm Friday October 9 Saskatchewan at BC 8:00 pm 8:00 pm TSN Sunday October 18 BC at Edmonton 1:30 pm 12:30 pm TSN Sunday October 25 BC at Saskatchewan 2:30 pm 12:30 pm Saturday October 31 Calgary at BC 7:30 pm 7:30 pm

PLAYOFFS Sunday November 8 Conference Semi-Finals TBA TBA CBC Sunday November 15 Conference Final TBA TBA CBC

GREY CUP Sunday November 22 86th TBA TBS CBC Winnipeg

2 1998 BC LIONS CLUB DIRECTORY 10605 - 135th Street, Surrey, .. V3T 4C8 Phone: 604-930-5466 Fax: 604-583-7882 website: www.bclions.com Tickets: 604-589-ROAR Prices: $43.00 - $36.00 - $26.00 - $13.50

BC LIONS FOOTBALL CLUB INC. Owner President Glen Ringdal

COACHING STAFF Head and Director of Football Operations Director of Player Personnel and Assistant Director of Football Operations Coach Defensive Secondary Coach Dave Easley Offensive Line Coach Receivers Coach Special Teams Coach Frank Smith Don Wnek

FOOTBALL OPERATIONS Head Trainer Bill Reichelt Equipment Ken “Kato” Kasuya Executive Assistant Football Operations Louise Anderson Video Coordinator Chris McRobbie Equipment Assistant Brian Hamilton Strength and Conditioning Coach Robert Park

BUSINESS OPERATIONS Corporate Sales / Game Day Operations Scott Ackles Vice President / Director of Sales Frank Babich Receptionist / Marketing Assistant Christine Burrows Ticket Manager Jack Chapelas Operations/Ticket Programs Consultant George Chayka Finance Assistant Karen Hogg Operations Administrator/Assistant to the President Lillian Hum Creative Director / Publications / Advertising Lee Johnson Merchandise Manager Lorraine Johnson Finance Administrator Carol Longmuir Media Assistant / Ticket Operations Neil McEvoy Director of Communications Colin Metcalfe Special Assistant to the President Sales Promotion Manager Scott Rattee Director of Promotions Jennifer Rooney Director of Finance Al Wickens C.A. CMA

3 BC LIONS EXECUTIVES AND COACHES

DAVID BRALEY Owner

David Braley, a Hamilton, manufacturer, purchased the BC Lions in January 1997 when the former owner was unable to find another local buyer. David was born in Montreal, and moved to Hamilton with his family when he was three years old. He attended Westdale High School in Hamilton before enrolling in science studies at McMaster University. While at McMaster, he played on both the football and teams. Braley began his business career after university with the General Motors Acceptance Corporation in Hamilton before advancing to London Life Insurance. He purchased Wm. Orlick Ltd., an auto parts manufacturing firm, in 1969, and subsequently formed Orlick Industries in 1971. As President of Orlick Industries, Braley monitors and directs a finishing division, a tool and die division, and die casting division. Last fall Braley was inducted into the Hamilton Gallery of Distinction for his significant contribution towards the betterment of Hamilton, and was recently named as one of General Motors’ Preferred Suppliers - a highly prestigious achievement. David was recently appointed Vice Chairmen of the Executive, CFL Board of Governors, and sits as a member of the CFL Executive Committee. He was also instrumental in the formation of the Hamilton Industrial training Advisory Committee, and is the past Chairman of the Super Board for the Hamilton Convention Centre, Hamilton Place, and Copps Coliseum. David has three sons, Ron, Rob and Rich. He and his wife Nancy reside in Burlington, Ontario.

GLEN RINGDAL President

This will be Glen’ second full season as President of the BC Lions Football Club. His involvement in the community-based LionBackers program, which was created to assist David Braley in re-estab- lishing BC Lions Football in , resulted in Glen being named President of the Club in 1997. When Glen took the job on January 1, 1997 he was no stranger to sports marketing and no

4 stranger to the Lions organization. From 1979 to 1985 Glen worked extensively with the football team as a consultant to the marketing department. In 1986 Glen moved to the Canucks, becoming Vice President and Director of Marketing, a post he held until 1995. Glen’s previous experience was focused on public relations, consulting, and newspaper editorial work. Glen is a native of Ladner and now resides in Vancouver.

FRANK BABICH Vice President / Director of Sales

This will be Frank’s first season with Lions. He joined the organization in November 1997 and took on the joint roles of Vice President & Director of Sales, bringing with him thirty years of Marketing and Sales expertise. Most recently, Frank was Vice President of Sales and Marketing for BCTV / CHEK TV. He was responsible for all the national and regional revenues for the two television sta- tions. With the Lions Frank is responsible for all non-League-generated revenue acquired by the Club, including corporate sales, ticket sales, merchandising and hospitality suites. Frank has two chil- dren, daughter Christina and son J.P.

ADAM RITA and Director of Football Operations

1998 will mark Adam Rita’s second year as Head Coach and Director of Football Operations for the BC Lions. Adam is entering his 15th season as a coach in the CFL. Rita has coached in six Grey Cups and has four Grey Cup rings to his name - in fact, he has never missed the play-offs as a Head Coach in the CFL. Adam started his pro-coaching duties with the Lions in 1983 as the under . In 1989 Adam stepped out of the pro’s and went to the UBC Thunderbirds where Frank Smith named Rita the defensive coordinator. Adam was then named the offensive coordina- tor under Don Matthews in Toronto in 1990. Rita took over from Matthews in '92, and led the Argos to a 13-5 record and a Grey Cup victory over the . Rita also took league honours as the Coach of the Year. After a year in Edmonton, and , Adam went south to join the Memphis Mad-Dogs in their inaugural season as the club’s assistant head coach to Pepper Rogers. Once again in 1996 Rita was back with Don Matthews as the offen-

5 sive coordinator. Under Rita’s guidance, the Argos led the CFL in total offence as well as the league’s one passing game en route to a club record 15-3 regular season and triumph in the 1996 Grey Cup over Edmonton. Prior to coming to , Rita was an assistant coach with Boise State University (1969-75), assistant coach / recruiting coordinator for UNLV (1976-78) and assis- tant coach with the University of Hawaii (1979-82). Adam Rita was born September 21, 1947 in Honolulu and grew up on the Island of Kauai. A graduate of Boise State University,Adam is married with wife, Jocelyne, in Toronto and son, Kevin, in Victoria.

KANI KAUAHI Offensive Line Coach

Head Coach Adam Rita announced the hiring of Kani Kauahi (Con-ee Ka-WAA-he) as offensive line coach on April 29th, 1998. Kauahi recently coached as the offensive line assistant in Mesa,Arizona. He was also the strength and conditioning coach with the . Kani has 11 years’ experience as a player in the NFL and brings to the offensive line position a wealth of knowledge and skill. His NFL playing career included offensive lineman and long snapper with ,Arizona Cardinals, and . Kauahi also played at the University of Hawaii with former BC Lion, CFL offensive lineman of the year, Jim Mills.

DAVE EASLEY Defensive Secondary Coach

Dave is going into his 6th year as an assistant coach with the Lions in 1998. In 1993 he returned to the Lions under Head Coach Dave Ritchie as Defensive Line Coach. In ‘94 and ‘95 Dave coached the as well as special teams, earning his second Grey Cup Championship in ‘94. In 1996 he coached the & Special teams and was Defensive Coordinator in ‘97. Prior to joining the Lions, Dave’s coaching experience included being Defensive Coach for the UBC Thunderbirds ‘83-87 and ’89-90 (Defensive Backs/ Linebackers), including the - ship in 1986. Dave joined the professional coaching ranks under Adam Rita in Toronto for the 1991 and 1992 seasons as the Argos’ Coach. During that time, he earned his first Grey Cup ring. He gained CFL coaching experience as a guest coach with the in ‘84 and with the Lions in 1985 and 1986. He also spent time as Head Coach of the Adelaide Eagles

6 in Australia in 1987-88. Dave started coaching junior football and led the to the National Championship in 1982. Dave began his CFL playing career as a defensive back with the Lions in 1969, and that season won the CFL’s Rookie of the Year Award. He grew up as a Lions fan and prior to turning pro with the Lions, played junior football for the Vancouver Jr. Blue Bombers. After four seasons with the Lions, Dave played with Hamilton from 1973 to 1976 and concluded his playing career with the Edmonton Eskimos in 1976.

JIM SANDUSKY Receivers Coach

The Lions welcomed a friend back to BC when head Coach Adam Rita named Jim Sandusky as the team’s Receiver Coach in 1997, Sandusky started his playing career with the Lions in 1984 and was a vital part of the 1985 Grey Cup Championship team. He was traded to Edmonton prior to the start of the 1988 season for . Jim concluded his playing career after the 1995 season and returned to the Eskimos in 1996 as a special teams coach but injuries to the Eskimo receiving corps forced him back to the field for the last six games of the season. He also saw action in the 1996 Grey Cup game vs Toronto. During his 11 year CFL career, Sandusky caught 551 passes for 9,269 yards and 67 . Five times he went over the 1,000 yard mark for receiving in a season (1985, 87 - BC Lions and 1988, 91, 92 - Edmonton). A three time Western All-Star (1987, 91, 92) and two time All-Canadian (1987, 92), Jim has totalled 10,877 all-purpose yards in his career including 1,298 yards on 134 returns. Jim signed with the Seattle Seahawks in 1989, and stayed there before rejoining the Eskimos as a in 1991. Jim attended San Diego State University, UNLV, and Walla Walla Community College. Jim led the Nation in receiving yards and punt return average in Division 1 football while at San Diego State and UNLV. He is also the only player to be named All American at three different Colleges. Born September 1, 1961 in Othello,Washington. Jim and his wife Tami, have two children Rocki and Natasha FRANK SMITH Special Teams Coach

Frank Smith joins the Lions after an outstanding coaching career at the collegiate level with the UBC Thunderbirds. Smith’s head coaching career at UBC spanned 21 seasons (1974-94). Smith’s

7 Thunderbirds captured two Vanier Cups, 1982 and 1986 along with two other trips to the national championship game. The -Birds won their conference five times (1976, 78, 82, 86 and ‘87) on their way to 126 victories and a school record for Smith. Smith also won the Frank Tindell as the CIAU Coach of the Year twice, 1978 and 1987. His CFL career has included 11 training camps as a Guest Coach, split between the BC Lions (76, 83-85, 87, 91), Edmonton Eskimos and Saskatchewan Roughriders. He was involved as a coach in the 1988 CFL All-Star Game. In 1995, Smith was the Roughriders Offensive Backs and Receivers Coach. Smith, a Vancouver native, started 3 games for the BC Lions in the 1956 season as a guard. He also spent four other seasons in the CFL with the Calgary Stampeders, the Edmonton Eskimos and the . Frank Smith began his coaching career at Vancouver’s Notre Dame High School in 1956. From there he moved on to coach the Big Four Spartans. In 1959, Frank headed south to become an assistant with Eastern Washington University. After two seasons at EWU Smith took over as Head Coach at Tonasket High School in 1961. Centralia High School was the next stop and after four seasons, Smith became the Head Coach at Wenatchee Junior College in 1966. In 1968, he moved on to Montana State as an assistant coach. In 1971, Smith returned to Vancouver as Head Coach of Sentinel High School and stayed there until 1973. Frank and his wife Diane have been together for 41 years. They have three children Cheri, Casey and Lori as well as one granddaughter Lilia. Frank enjoys cross training, travelling, reading and politics. His son, Casey, has followed in his father’s footsteps and is Head Coach of Vancouver’s UBC Thunderbirds.

DON WNEK Defensive Coordinator

Born on May 14, 1951 in Chicago Illinois, Don Wnek’s football experience includes 13 years at the university level and 9 years at pro level. Don comes to the BC Lions from the where he spent 1996 as the Defensive Line Coach and 1997 as the Offensive Line Coach. Wnek’s coaching repertoire is unique and diverse. From 1991 through 1994 he coached the Hamilton Tiger-Cats Defensive Line. In 1995 when the CFL went south, Don worked alongside Adam Rita in Memphis with the Mad-Dogs. From there he returned to Canada and spent 2 years in Montreal, helping the Alouettes win 25 regular season games. In addition to his CFL duties in 1991 and 1992 Don also worked with the Riders of the World League, coaching in 64 pro games in this 2-year period. An innovative and imaginative Defensive Line Coach, Don has associated himself with a number of successful players. While at the University of ,Wnek coached NFL all pro great Charles Mann for 2 years. He also coached 1995 CFL sack leader Tim Cofield in Memphis and 1996 sack champ in Montreal. In 1995 Don’s Memphis Mad Dog defense lead the CFL in QB sacks as well as 10 other team statistical categories. Before his pro career Don coached at the University of Nevada for 8 seasons as the Wolf Pack’s Defensive Line Coach and Defensive Coordinator. During his tenure the Pack won 3 Conference Championships, including an unprece- dented undefeated regular season in 1986. In 1997 Don’s Alouette offense led the CFL in rushing,

8 won a franchise record of 14 games and landed 3 Offensive Lineman on the CFL All-Star Team. Personally, Don is a strict vegetarian who enjoys martial arts, reading, music and a variety of out- door activities. His 19 year old son Eli attends the University of Arizona.

DANNY BARRETT Coach

Danny is an All-Star veteran who will help the Lions’ offence both on and off the field. In 1997 the 13 year CFL veteran hung up the cleats and concentrated on coaching the Calgary quarterbacks, signing with the BC Lions in ‘98 as Quarterback Coach. Danny started his CFL career in 1983 and played for the Calgary Stampeders for three years before signing with the of the USFL. Leaving the Generals in 1987, he joined the and played for two sea- sons before finding himself back in Calgary. His career pinnacle was leading the Stampeders to the 1991 Grey Cup for the first time in 20 years. In 1992, Danny was traded to the Lions in exchange for Offensive Lineman Rocco Romanao and Jamie Crysdale, plus the rights for Calgary to play an in Portland. As a BC Lion in 1993, Barret had a record-setting August 12th against the Toronto Argonauts. All Danny did was surpass a 39 year old CFL record that was set by Alouette quarterback Sam 'the Rifle' Etcheverry, completing 30 passes for an incredible 601 yards. Danny spent the next two seasons as an Ottawa Rough Rider before once again going back to Calgary. In 1996 Danny backed up and played in a total of 11 games. In 1997 Danny hung up the cleats and concentrated his skills on coaching. 1998 will be Danny’s second year of coaching in the CFL. Barrett co-captained the University of in 1982 and earned an Honorable Mention All-American nomination. An active member of the Athletes in Action, Danny and his wife Alison, sons Joshua, Zachary and daughter Whitney reside in White Rock ... DID YOU KNOW ... While playing for the Calgary Stampeders in 1983, Danny a rookie quarterback, threw the first-ever pass in BC Place Stadium. BRENDAN TAMAN Director of Player Personnel & Assistant Director of Football Operations

This will be Brendan’s 2nd season with the BC Lions. Brendan oversees all player contracts and runs the day-to-day operations of the Scouting Department, as well as locating and recruiting all players in Canada and the USA. Brendan brings ten seasons of CFL player personnel experience to

9 the Leos after stints with Saskatchewan and Ottawa. He spent six seasons with Saskatchewan as Assistant Director of Player Personnel after starting his career as Personnel Assistant to the Roughriders’ Dan Rambo in 1987. His responsibilities included preparing the club for the Canadian College Draft and updating player personnel information. Brendan moved to Ottawa in 1989 to become Operations Manager/Football and was responsible for coordinating Training Camp, oversee- ing all football operations budgets and maintaining computer player personnel databases which had over 22,000 individual player profiles. After 4 seasons (89-92) with the he returned to Regina to rejoin the Western Riders prior to the 1993 season.

BILL REICHELT Head Trainer

One of the finest and most experienced trainers in , Bill enters his 22nd season as Head Trainer with the BC Lions. Bill left Edmonton in 1977 to join the Lions, after working for both the and the Eskimos. Bill has also served as a trainer with the Canadian Davis Cup Team and has worked with the . Bill and his wife Cathy, daughter Keira (6), and twin sons Dylan and Jesse (4) reside in Langley throughout the year.

KEN ‘KATO’ KASUYA Equipment Manager

'Kato' will be at his regular role of Equipment Manager again this sea- son. A native of Vancouver, Kato has been involved with the Club since 1980. In the off-season he helps out with amateur football camps, and many Football BC functions.

BRIAN ‘RED’ HAMILTON Assistant Equipment Manager

The 1998 season will be Red’s 10th season with the BC Lions. Brian, a Ladner resident, enters his 4th year as Assistant Equipment Manager. Brian attends Kwantlen University College in the off-sea- son, while working at the South Arm Community Centre.

10 CHRIS McROBBIE Video Coordinator

This will be Chris’s second season with the BC Lions. Chris brings with him four years of football Video Coordinator Experience, (Toronto - 1996, San Antonio - 1995, Las Vegas - 1994). Chris was also the Video Coordinator at from 1992 to 1994. Chris graduated from Idaho State University with a BC in Communications and Broadcasting. He is a native of Winnipeg.

ROBERT PARK Strength and Conditioning Coach

This will be Bob’s first season as Strength & Conditioning Coach with the BC Lions - a vital role which will decrease injuries and increase the players’ stamina throughout the year.

JACK THORNTON Director of Security

For the past 14 years, the Lions have had the invaluable support of this ex-RCMP officer ( a 34-year veteran of the Force). “Kodak” Jack has helped maintain security both at the Surrey complex, home games and training camps every year.

11 ALL-TIME BC LIONS COACHING RECORDS

YEAR COACH FIN T PTS FOR AGST 1997 Rita 4 18 8 10 0 16 429 536 1996 Paopao 4 18 5 13 0 10 410 486 1995 Ritchie 3 18 10 8 0 20 535 470 1994 Ritchie 3 18 11 6 1 23 604 456 1993 Ritchie 4 18 10 8 0 20 574 583 1992 ’Billovich 4 18 3 15 0 6 472 667 1991 O'Billovich 3 18 11 7 0 22 661 587 1990 Kuharich/Young/O'Billovich 4 18 6 11 1 13 520 620 1989 Donovan/Galat 4 18 7 11 0 14 521 557 1988 3 18 10 8 0 20 489 417 1987 Matthews/Donovan 1 18 12 6 0 24 502 370 1986 Don Matthews 2 18 12 6 0 24 441 410 1985 Don Matthews 1 16 13 3 0 26 481 297 1984 Don Matthews 1 16 12 3 1 25 445 281 1983 Don Matthews 1 16 11 5 0 22 477 326 1982 4 16 9 7 0 18 449 330 1981 Vic Rapp 3 16 10 6 0 20 438 377 1980 Vic Rapp 4 16 8 7 1 17 381 351 1979 Vic Rapp 3 16 9 6 1 19 328 333 1978 Vic Rapp 4 16 7 7 2 16 359 308 1977 Vic Rapp 2 16 10 6 0 20 369 326 1976 4 16 5 9 2 12 308 336 1975 Keys/Murphy 5 16 6 10 0 12 276 331 1974 3 16 8 8 0 16 306 299 1973 Eagle Keys 3 16 5 9 2 12 261 328 1972 Eagle Keys 5 16 5 11 0 10 254 380 1971 Eagle Keys 4 16 6 9 1 13 282 384 1970 4 16 6 10 0 12 295 384 1969 Champion/Parker 3 16 5 11 0 10 235 335 1968 4 16 4 11 1 9 217 318 1967 Skrien/Champion 5 16 3 12 1 7 239 319 1966 5 16 5 11 0 10 254 269 1965 Dave Skrien 4 16 6 9 1 13 286 273 1964 Dave Skrien 1 16 11 2 3 25 328 168 1963 Dave Skrien 1 16 12 4 0 24 387 232 1962 Dave Skrien 4 16 7 9 0 14 346 342 1961 Robinson/Skrien 5 16 1 13 2 4 215 393 1960 4 16 5 9 2 12 296 356 1959 Wayne Robinson 3 16 9 7 0 18 306 301 1958 Crowe/Edwards 5 16 3 13 0 6 202 369 1957 Crowe 4 16 4 11 1 9 284 369 1956 Crowe 4 16 6 10 0 12 251 361 1955 4 16 5 11 0 10 211 330 1954 Annis Stukus 5 16 1 15 0 2 100 345

12 ATTENDANCE RECORDS SINCE 1954

1997 186,777 1975 183,746 1996 188,397 1974 235,635 1995 256,961 1973 243,142 1994 227,467 1972 246,842 1993 255,893 1971 272,819 1992 227,873 1970 247,737 1991 367,992 1969 211,887 1990 274,695 1968 205,780 1989 286,159 1967 209,380 1988 319.440 1966 240,965 1987 356,647 1965 259,919 1986 452,275 1964 260,039 1985 394,897 1963 251,712 1984 396,186 1962 210,864 1983 448,857 1961 192,374 1982 239,596 1960 223,937 1981 242,622 1959 243,604 1980 204,497 1958 189,172 1979 243,567 1957 183,320 1978 230,985 1956 208,796 1977 246,091 1955 197,598 1976 193,019 1954 135,983

B.C. PLACE STADIUM 1998 will be the 13th anniversary of BC Place Stadium. When it opened June, 1983, it was the only air-supported domed stadium.Today it is still one of the largest, most modern and active multi-pur- pose facilities ever built. In a matter of hours, BC Place can be converted from a football stadium for 60,000 people (40,800 in 1998) to a more intimate amphitheater for up to 22,000. As an exhibition venue, it offers up to 22,946 square meters (247,000 square feet) of exhibit space and can be converted into a remarkable banquet hall, comfortably accommodating groups up to 7,500. Now a familiar landmark on the Vancouver skyline, BC Place Stadium covers 4 hectares (10 acres), is 232 metres (760 feet) long, 190 metres (623 feet) wide, 60 metres (200 feet) high with a circum- ference of 760 metres (2,500 feet)

A WONDERFUL SITE Centrally located in on the False Creek waterfront, the Stadium is well served by bus and Sky Train. There is room for 200 additional buses in a ‘Park and Ride’ terminal. An addi- tional 25,000 parking spaces are available for the fans within 1 kilometer of the stadium. The stadium is easily accessible from all points of the city, with several first class hotels within walk- ing distance. The Sky Train links it with Canada Place and the Vancouver Trade and Convention Centre.Vancouver itself is a cosmopolitan metropolis of more that 1.8 million people, located on the west coast of British Columbia. With the success of APEC 98 and the stunning combination of mountains, forests, ocean and beach- , the city is fast becoming a centre for international commerce and tourism.

13 MEDIA INFORMATION

MEDIA ACCREDITATION REQUESTS

To obtain media credentials please submit your request to: Colin Metcalfe, Director of Communications BC Lions, 10605 135th Street, Surrey, B.C. V3T 4C8 Switchboard: (604) 930-5466 Direct Line (604) 930-5481 Neil McEvoy - Media Assistant (604) 930-5480 Fax (604) 583-7882 -mail: [email protected]

CREDENTIAL REQUESTS Please submit all request at least 48 hours prior to game time. For any other special arrangements such as telephone lines, please make request in writing. The press box at BC Place Stadium contains 57 seats for working media. A pre-game meal is served 1 hour and 15 minutes prior to game time. Only accredited media will gain admission to the media lounge, located on level 3 of the stadium.

PHOTOGRAPHERS Only accredited working photographers are allowed on the sidelines. Sideline passes are rigidly controlled and generally only issued to photographers shooting for a daily news paper, wire service, national circulation magazine, or television station.

MEDIA POLICIES A weekly practice schedule will be released during the season. Head Coach Adam Rita will be avail- able for a half hour after every practice. Coach Rita will also be available to the media from 12:30 to 1:00 pm each practice day as well as the day after a game. On the second day after a game, no interviews will be scheduled or conducted. All interviews will take place at the BC Lions’ Surrey Training Facility. For all player interviews, please contact Colin Metcalfe to arrange time & location.

STADIUM ACCESS Enter the stadium through the media entrance, located on Expo Boulevard across from Lot 104. To reach BC Place Stadium, take Highway 1 West to First Avenue exit. Take First Avenue west, cross Main Street, turn right at Science World, turn left at the second traffic light, then follow Pacific Boulevard to one of the parking lots. From the airport, drive across the Arthur Laing bridge, take Marine Drive exit, continue east to Cambie Street, take Cambie Street north, cross the Cambie Street bridge, then take the Pacific Boulevard exit.

14 1998 BC LIONS RADIO NETWORK

Once again in 1998 all BC Lions home and away games will be broadcast live by CKNW Radio (980 - AM). CKNW sports director J. Paul McConnell will handle the play-by-play, while former BC Lion will provide color commentary and expert analysis.

PLAY BY PLAY: J. Paul McConnell COLOUR: Tom Larscheid STATISTICS (home games) Bob Dunn

CKNW will also be providing a Pre and Post game radio show live from Club 55.

The following stations will bring BC Lions football to their areas in 1998:

Vancouver 980 CKNW Sorrento/Shuswap 107.1 CHNL-FM 1240 CJAV 1270 CHWK Hope 1240 CKGO Trail/Castlegar 610 CJAT Boston 106.1 CKGO-FM Nelson 880 CKKC 610 CHNL Kootenay Lake 101.9 CKKC-FM Merritt 1230 CJNL Creston Valley 1340 CFKC Ashcroft 1340 CINL Clearwater 1400 CHNL-1 Fernie 1240 CFEK Prince Rupert 560 CHTK Kitimat 1230 CKTK New Denver 93.5 CICF-FM Prince George 101.3 C-101-FM Mackenzie 106.5 C-101-FM Fort St. John 590 CKNL Chetwynd 107.1 CKNL-FM Silverton/Kaslo 95.3 CKZX-FM 630 CKOV Nakusp CKBS-FM

15 1998 BC LIONS STAFF

Scott Ackles Louise Anderson Christine Burrows Jack Chapelas Corporate Sales / Executive Assistant of Reception / Ticket Operations Game Day Operations Football Operations Marketing Assistant Manager

George Chayka Karen Hogg Lillian Hum Lee Johnson Operations/Ticket Finance Operations Administrator / Creative Director Programs Consultant Assistant Assistant to the President

Lorraine Johnson Carol Longmuir Neil McEvoy Colin Metcalfe Merchandise Director Finance Administrator Media Assistant & Director of Ticket Operations Communications

Greg Mohns Scott Rattee Jennifer Rooney Al Wickens Special Assistant Sales Promotion Director of Director of to the President Manager Promotions Finance

16 1998 BC LIONS NUMERICAL ROSTER

# PLAYER POS # PLAYER POS

1 SHIPMAN, Alfred* SB 37 CRUMB, Mike DB 2 CARAVATTA, Giulio QB 39 RICHARDS, Nick LB 3 SIMS, Kelly* DB 40 FRERS, Greg DB 4 LYONS, Damion* CB 41 BOYD, Sean S 5 PASSAGLIA, Lui 43 BROWN, Will* LB 6 PHILPOT, Cory* RB 44 KNIGHT, DeWayne* LB 7 GALLIS, B.J.* LB 45 BENEFIELD, Daved* DL 9 ALLEN, Damon* QB 46 ALEXANDER, Troy DT 10 DONALDSON, Dave DB 48 KELLETT, Matt K 11 BRYANT, Jason* LB 54 PAYNE, Dan OT 12 JOSEPH, Dale* QB 55 DAVIES, Doug OL 13 JONES, Khari* QB 56 ARMSTRONG, Antonio DE 14 GAYLE, Rashid* DB 57 HATFIELD, Mark OG 16 STRODE, Andre* LB 59 JONES, Jeff* OT 17 BROWN, James* QB 60 TARAS, Jamie OG 19 BLACKWOOD, Paul RB 63 HENDRICKSON, Scott OG 20 ANDERSON, Bret SB 65 ELEWONIBI, Moe OT 21 CUNNINGHAM, James* WR 68 MANTYKA, Cory OL 22 MUHAMMAD, Steve* CB 72 JOHNNY, Scott* DT 23 JOHNSON, Juan RB 74 CHAYTORS, Dave DT 25 SHILLINGFORD, Grayson Jr. WR 77 TREVATHAN, Mike* SB 26 ROGERS, Glen JR.* DB 78 VAN HOFWEGEN, Harry DE 27 BORGELLA, Jocelyn* DB 80 ENGLISH, Andrew WR 29 DRUMMOND, Robert* RB 86 SHAW, Trevor SB 31 ANDERSON, Alfredo* RB 88 GRAHAM, Sean SB 32 WILLIS, Jamal* RB 90 GLENN, Steven LB 33 LOCHBAUM, Kelly LB 92 CANTOR, Noah LB 34 YAMAOKA, Brad RB 96 ROBERTSON, Virgil* LB 36 DICKSON, Bruce LB 97 FINDLAY, Brooks LB

17 1998 BC LIONS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

PLAYER No Pos HT WT DOB COLLEGE CFL/BC ALEXANDER,Troy 46 DT 6.00 245 16-Aug-71 Eastern Washington 4/1 ALLEN, Damon* 9 QB 6.00 170 29-Jul-63 Cal State Fullerton 14/3 ANDERSON,Alfredo* 31 RB 5.09 176 02-Dec-73 Idaho State /R ANDERSON, Bret 20 SB/K 6.03 214 23-Apr-75 Simon Fraser 2/2 ARMSTRONG,Antonio 56 DE 6.02 235 15-Dec-75 A & R/R BENEFIELD, Daved* 45 DL 6.04 231 16-Feb-68 Northridge State BLACKWOOD, Paul 19 FB 6.01 218 06-Aug-72 Cincinnati 4/4 BORGELLA, Jocelyn* 27 DB 5.10 191 26-Aug-71 Cincinnati 2/1 BOYD, Sean* 41 S 6’02 206 19-Dec-72 North Carolina 1/1 BROWN, James* 17 QB 6.00 195 17-May-75 U of Texas R/R BROWN,Will* 43 LB 6.00 215 19-May-72 Temple 1/1 BRYANT, Jason* 11 LB 6.01 212 09-Dec-70 Moorehead State 4/1 CANTOR, Noah 92 DT 6.04 255 11-Jan-71 Saint Mary’s 4/1 CARAVATTA, Giulio 2 QB 6.01 215 20-Mar-66 Simon Fraser 8/8 CHAYTORS, Dave 74 DT 6.02 258 12-Oct-69 Utah 5/4 CRUMB, Mike 37 DB 6.00 195 24-Nov-70 Saskatchewan R/R CUNNINGHAM, James* 21 WR 5.07 160 01-Jan-73 Howard 4/2 DAVIES, Doug 55 OL 6.04 270 02-Dec-64 Simon Fraser 10/2 DICKSON, Bruce 36 LB 6.02 232 11-Oct-67 Simon Fraser 8/1 DONALDSON, Dave 10 DB 5.10 180 09-Dec-72 2/2 DRUMMOND, Robert* 29 RB 6’03 215 21-Jun-67 Syracuse University 5/1 ELEWONIBI, Moe 64 OT 6.04 300 16-Dec-65 Brigham Young 2/2 ENGLISH,Andrew 80 WR 5.10 180 10-Feb-74 UBC 2/2 FINDLAY, Brooks 97 LB 6.03 235 22-Dec-70 Portland State 6/2 FRERS, Greg 40 DB 5.11 192 04-Aug-71 SFU 6/2 GALLIS,BJ* 7 LB 6.03 220 27-Mar-75 Lafayette College 2/2 GAYLE, Rashid* 14 DB 5.08 174 16-Apr-74 Boise State 2/2 GLENN, Steven 90 LB 6.02 225 04-May-71 Ottawa 3/3 GRAHAM, Sean 88 SB 6.03 209 26-Jul-72 UBC 4/1 HATFIELD, Mark 57 G 6.06 305 21-Aug-70 Bishop’s 3/2 HENDRICKSON, Scott 63 G 6.03 285 25-Jan-70 7/1 JOHNSON, Juan* 23 RB 6.01 215 20-Jan-76 Utah State R/R JONES, Jeff* 59 OT 6.06 305 30-May-74 Texas A & M 1/1 JONES, Khari* 13 QB 5.11 195 16-May-71 -Davis 2/2 JOSEPH, Dale* 12 DB 6.00 176 08-Mar-67 Howard Payne 5/1 KELLETT, Matt 48 K 6.01 185 04-May-73 Saskatchewan R/R KNIGHT, DeWayne* 44 LB 6.02 215 08-Oct-70 Virginia Tech 4/1 LOCHBAUM, Kelly 33 LB 6.02 240 03-Apr-73 Northern Arizona 2/2 LYONS, Damion* 4 CB 6.00 183 28-Apr-68 UCLA 8/2 MANTYKA, Cory 68 OL 6.06 281 31-May-70 Jamestown 6/6 MUHAMMAD, STEVE* 22 CB 5.10 180 19-Oct-73 Fresno State 1/1 PASSAGLIA, Lui 5 K 5.11 190 07-Jun-54 Simon Fraser 23/23 PAYNE, Dan 54 OL 6.07 300 07-Jun-66 Simon Fraser 9/1 PHILPOT, Cory* 6 RB 5.09 185 15-May-70 6/6 RICHARDS, Nick 39 LB 6.02 240 26-Apr-67 Acadia 4/2 ROBERTSON,Virgil* 96 LB 6.03 225 09-Nov-66 Nicholls State 5/5 ROGERS, Glenn Jr.* 26 DB 6.00 188 08-Jun-69 Memphis State 6/1 SCOTT, Johnny* 72 DT 6.02 265 15-Jul-69 No College 5/3 SHAW,Trevor 86 SB 6.03 215 12-Nov-69 Weber State 4/4 SHILLINGFORD, Grayson Jr 25 WR 6.00 192 25-Dec-74 UBC 1/1 SHIPMAN,Alfred* 1 SB 5.08 175 26-Mar-74 4/2 SIMS, Kelly* 3 DB 5.10 199 10-Nov-70 Cincinnati 5/5 STRODE,Andre* 16 DB 5.08 175 19-Jun-72 Colorado State 4/3 TARAS, Jamie 60 OG 6.02 260 31-Jan-66 Western Ontario 12/12 TREVATHAN, Mike* 77 SB 6.01 205 26-Mar-68 Montana 8/8 VAN HOFWEGEN, Harry 78 DE 6.04 265 09-Jun-70 Carleton 3/2 WILLIS, Jamal* 32 RB 6.02 215 12-Dec-72 BYU 1/1 YAMAOKA, Brad 34 RB 5.11 206 30-Jan-73 UBC 2/2 * Denotes Import Correct on June 21, 1998

18 Bud TM/MC KING OF BEERS TM/MC

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19 1998 CFL LEAGUE - FULL SCHEDULE

WEEK/DATE TEAMS LOCAL TV WEEK/DATE TEAMS LOCAL TV TIME TIME WEEK NINE PRE-SEASON Thurs.Aug 27 BC at Hamilton 7:00pm WEEK A Thurs.Aug 27 Toronto at Winnipeg 7:00pm Wed. June 17 BC at Calgary 7:30pm Thurs.Aug 27 Saskatch. at Edmonton 8:00pm TSN Thurs. June 16 Montreal at Winnipeg 7:00pm Fri.Aug 28 Calgary at Montreal 7:30pm TSN Thurs. June 16 Hamilton at Winnipeg 7:00pm Fri. June 19 Edmonton at Saskatch. 7:30pm WEEK TEN Sat. Sept 5 Montreal at BC 7:30pm TSN WEEK B Sun. Sept 6 Winnipeg at Saskatch. 7:30pm TSN Wed. June 24 Toronto at Hamilton 7:00pm Mon. Sept 7 Toronto at Hamilton 1:00pm Thurs. June 25 Winnipeg at Montreal 7:30pm Mon. Sept 7 Edmonton at Calgary 2:00pm Thurs. June 25 Calgary at Edmonton 7:00pm Thurs. June 25 Saskatchewan at BC 7:30pm WEEK ELEVEN Fri. Sept 11 Calgary at Edmonton 7:00pm TSN Sat. Sept 12 BC at Toronto 1:00pm TSN REGULAR SEASON Sun. Sept 13 Hamilton at Montreal 1:00pm WEEK ONE Sun. Sept 13 Saskatch. at Winnipeg 1:00pm TSN Wed. July 1 Montreal at Winnipeg 2:00pm TSN Wed. July 1 Hamilton at Calgary 8:00pm TSN WEEK TWELVE Fri. July 3 Toronto at Saskatchewan 7:30pm TSN Fri. Sept 18 Saskatchewan at Calgary 7:30pm TSN Thurs. July 2 Edmonton at BC 7:30pm TSN Sat. Sept 19 Winnipeg at Toronto 1:00pm TSN Sat. Sept 19 Edmonton at BC 7:30pm WEEK TWO Sun. Sept 20 Montreal at Hamilton 1:00pm TSN Wed. July 8 Winnipeg at Hamilton 7:00pm TSN Thurs. July 9 Saskatch. at Montreal 7:30pm WEEK THIRTEEN Thurs. July 9 Calgary at Toronto 7:30pm Fri. Sept 25 Montreal at Winnipeg 7:00pm TSN Sat. Sept 26 Toronto at Edmonton 7:00pm Fri. July 10 BC at Edmonton 7:00pm TSN Sat. Sept 26 Hamilton at BC 7:30pm Sun. Sept 27 Calgary at Saskatchewan 2:30pm TSN WEEK THREE Thurs. July 16 Edmonton at Saskatch. 7:30pm WEEK FOURTEEN Thurs. July 16 Toronto at BC 7:30pm TSN Sat. Oct 3 Saskatch. at Toronto 1:00pm Thurs. July 16 Montreal at Calgary 7:30pm Sun. Oct 4 Edmonton at Montreal 1:00pm Fri. July 17 Hamilton at Winnipeg 7:00pm TSN Sun. Oct 4 Winnipeg at Hamilton 1:00pm Sun. Oct 4 BC at Calgary 2:00pm WEEK FOUR Thurs. July 23 Hamilton at Montreal 7:30pm WEEK FIFTEEN Thurs. July 23 Edmonton at Toronto 7:30pm Fri. Oct 9 Saskatchewan at BC 8:00pm TSN Fri. July 24 Calgary at Winnipeg 7:00pm TSN Sun. Oct 11 Calgary at Hamilton 1:00pm TSN Fri. July 24 BC at Saskatchewan 7:30pm Mon. Oct 12 Toronto at Montreal 1:00pm Mon. Oct 12 Edmonton at Winnipeg 3:00pm WEEK FIVE WEEK SIXTEEN Thurs. July 30 Saskatch. at Hamilton 7:00pm Fri. Oct 16 Hamilton at Saskatch. 7:30pm TSN Thurs. July 30 Toronto at Calgary 8:00pm TSN Sat. Oct 17 Montreal at Toronto 7:30pm Thurs. July 30 Winnipeg at BC 7:30pm Sun. Oct 18 Winnipeg at Calgary 2:00pm Fri. July 31 Montreal at Edmonton 7:00pm TSN Sun. Oct 18 BC at Edmonton 1:30pm TSN

WEEK SIX WEEK SEVENTEEN Thurs.Aug 6 BC at Montreal 7:00pm Fri. Oct 23 Hamilton at Toronto 7:30pm TSN Thurs.Aug 6 Winnipeg at Toronto 7:30pm TSN Sat. Oct 25 Winnipeg at Montreal 1:00pm Fri.Aug 7 Calgary at Saskatchewan 7:30pm Sun. Oct 25 BC at Saskatchewan 2:30pm Fri.Aug 7 Hamilton at Edmonton 7:00pm TSN Sun. Oct 25 Edmonton at Calgary 2:00pm TSN WEEK EIGHTEEN WEEK SEVEN Fri. Oct 30 Toronto at Winnipeg 7:00pm TSN Thurs.Aug 13 Toronto at Montreal 7:30pm Sat. Oct 31 Calgary at BC 7:30pm Thurs.Aug 13 Edmonton at Hamilton 7:00pm Sun. Nov 1 Montreal at Hamilton 1:00pm Thurs.Aug 13 Saskatchewan at Calgary 8:00pm Sun. Nov 1 Saskatch. at Edmonton 1:30pm Fri. Aug 14 BC at Winnipeg 7:00pm TSN WEEK EIGHT Sun. Nov 8 East vs West Semi-Finals TBA Thurs.Aug 20 Hamilton at Toronto 7:00pm TSN Sun. Nov 15 East vs West Semi-Finals TBA Thurs.Aug 20 Calgary at BC 7:30pm Fri.Aug 21 Montreal at Saskatch. 7:30pm 86th GREY CUP Fri.Aug 21 Winnipeg at Edmonton 7:00pm Sun. Nov 22 Winnipeg Stadium TBA

20 BC LIONS 1998 VETERANS

DAMON ALLEN Quarterback 9

6’0, 170 lbs., Import, CAL STATE FULLERTON UNIVERSITY Born: July 29, 1963 - San Diego, Calif. 14/CFL - 3/BC Acquired: Signed as a Free Agent - July 1996 Games Played: CFL: 211 1997: 18

PRO: ... Starting all 18 games, 1997 was Damon’s first full season with the Lions ... He completed 378 passes for 4,653 yards and 21 TD’s ... Damon joined the Lions after spending the 1995 season with the Memphis Maddogs ... He first came to the CFL in 1985 as a Free Agent with the Edmonton Eskimos ... Led the Eskimos to the 1987 Grey Cup and was named the Grey Cup MVP in a victory over Toronto ... In 1989 he left Edmonton to sign as a free agent with the Ottawa Rough Riders and played there until 1991 ... Allen signed as a Free Agent with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in 1992 and the following season was traded back to the Edmonton Eskimos for QB DeChane Cameron, LB DeWayne Odom, LB Mike O’Shea and the negotiation rights to William Freeney ... He again led the Eskimos to the Grey Cup in 1993 and was MVP in the Eskimos’ win over Winnipeg ... In 1995 he signed on with the expansion Memphis Maddogs and played in 15 games ... CAREER: ...Allen enters the 1998 season as the CFL’s all-time leading rushing quarterback and 10th on the CFL’s all-time rushing list with 7,612 yards ... He became only the second QB in CFL history to for over 1,000 yards in a single season with 1,036 yards on the ground with the Ottawa Rough Riders in 1991 ...That same season, Allen was named the All-Star QB in the Eastern Conference ... Damon also holds the record for yards rushing by a Quarterback in a single game with 170 yards against the Lions in 1993 ... COLLEGE/PERSONAL: ... Graduate of Cal State-Fullerton ... Set seven single season records in senior year with the Titans ... 1st team Pacific Coast Athletic Association All-Star in 1984 ... UPI All- West Coast ... Attended with Pittsburgh Pirates in 1994 ... He and wife, Desiree, have three daughters - Amanda,Alyssa, and Ateya.

ALLEN’S PASSING STATS YEAR TEAM ATT COMP YDS PCT INT LG TD 1985 EDM 98 48 661 49.0 3 54 3 1986 EDM 87 49 878 56.3 3 75 8 1987 EDM 287 150 2,670 52.3 13 97 17 1988 EDM 218 94 1,309 43.1 12 44 4 1989 OTT 434 209 3,093 48.2 16 78 17 1990 OTT 528 276 3,883 52.3 23 74 34 1991 OTT 546 282 4,275 51.6 31 70 24 1992 HAM 523 266 3,858 50.9 14 82 19 1993 EDM 400 214 3,394 53.5 10 102 25 1994 EDM 493 254 3,554 51.5 15 77 19 1995 MPS 390 228 3,211 58.5 13 73 11 1996 BC 368 219 2,772 59.5 10 64 13 1997 BC 583 378 4,653 64.8 11 73 21 TOTALS 4955 2667 38211 53.8 174 102 215

21 ALLEN’S RUSHING STATS

YEAR TEAM NO YDS AVG LG TD 1985 EDM 36 190 5.3 18 5 1986 EDM 31 245 7.9 39 6 1987 EDM 66 562 8.5 40 6 1988 EDM 33 130 3.9 13 1 1989 OTT 75 532 7.1 51 1 1990 OTT 124 776 6.3 41 7 1991 OTT 129 1036 8.0 42 8 1992 HAM 111 850 7.7 37 7 1993 EDM 120 920 7.7 43 6 1994 EDM 120 707 5,9 43 7 1995 MPS 63 427 6.8 25 0 1996 BC 52 400 7.7 31 2 1997 BC 111 837 7.5 28 8 TOTALS 1071 7612 7.1 51 64

BRET ANDERSON / Kicker 32 6’3”, 215 lbs., Non-Import, Born April 23, 1975 - Port , BC 2/CFL - 2/BC

Acquired: Lions 4th selection, 25th overall, 1997 CFL Canadian College Draft Games Played: CFL: 13 1997: 13

PRO: 1997 .... Played in the first two games of the season before being placed on the practice ros- ter July 19th ... He returned August 15, and made two special team tackles ... Bret played a total of 13 games in 1997, primarily used on Special Teams as the Kicker on Kickoffs ... COLLEGE: Bret was twice been named to the 1st Team All-Conference NAIA All-Star Team as a Kicker and ... Bret also played four years on the Simon Fraser basketball team ... PERSONAL: ...Attended High School in Coquitlam ... Head Coach was Mike Ross ... Works out during the off-season by playing Basketball and lifting weights.

ANDERSON’S KICKING STATS

YEAR TEAM GP NO YDS AVE LG S 1997 BC 13 52 2728 52.5 67 0

CFL Totals 13 52 2728 52.5 67 0

22 Defensive 45

6’4”, 248 lbs., Import, Northridge State University Born: February 16, 1968 - , California 1/NFL 6/CFL 3/BC

Acquired: Signed as a Free Agent - September 3, 1997 Games Played: NFL: 15 CFL: 54 1997: 7

PRO: ... 1997 ... Daved played 7 games for the Lions last year ... Made 5 tackles and a pass knock- down against Saskatchewan in his debut September 7 ... He made his first QB sack of the season against Edmonton, September 13 ... Suffering an injury to his leg in the October 19 game vs Edmonton, ended Daved’s season early ... 1996 ... Signed with the as a Free Agent ... Used primarily on Special Teams ... 1995 ... Joined the BC Lions as a Free Agent ... Led the Lions defense with 12 QB Sacks and added 2 recoveries and 40 tackles ... 5 QB sacks came against Birmingham August 3rd, at BC Place ... 1994 ... Played 17 games in Ottawa ... Named to the Eastern All-Star team ... 1993 ... Played 11 games for the Eastern Riders making 6 QB sacks and 14 tackles ... 1992 ... Signed as a Free Agent by Ottawa ... 1990/91 ... Signed as a Free agent by Edmonton Eskimos in November 1990, released by Edmonton in July 1991 ... Personnel ... Daved makes Vancouver his home year round.

PAUL BLACKWOOD Fullback 19

6’1”, 218 lbs., Non-Import, UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI Born: June 8, 1972 - Scarborough, Ontario 4/CFL - 4/BC

Acquired: 5th round draft pick - 1994 Games Played: CFL: 36 1997: 0

PRO: ... 1997 ...A knee injury kept Paul out of the line-up for the 1997 season ...1996... Played in all 18 games for the Lions in 1996 ... Primarily used on special teams ... Caught a 38 yard pass from Passaglia on a fake punt July 6th in Winnipeg ... 1995 ... season summary includes 7 pass receptions for 85 yards, rushed 24 times for 67 yards and 1 TD ... September 9th in Ottawa caught one pass for 4 yards for a TD, his first in the CFL, and had 4 carries for 9 yards ... Drafted in the fifth round (39th overall) by the Lions in 1994 ... COLLEGE: ... Paul returned to the University of Cincinnati for the 1994 season and improved his numbers by posting 494 yards rushing on 102 carries (seven TD’s) in his senior year .... Graduated with a degree in Criminal Justice ... PERSONAL: Paul lives in Vancouver year round and participates in numerous activities for the Lions during the off-season including the Lions’ Community Basketball Team ... He is a Hair-stylist and Financial Planner with the Mutual Group during the off-season ... Has a son, Jovon.

BLACKWOOD’S RUSHING STATS.... (see next page)

23 BLACKWOOD’S RUSHING STATS YEAR TEAM GP NO YDS AVG LG TD 1995 BC 18 24 67 2.8 8 1 1996 BC 18 2 6 3.0 4 0 1997 BC 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 TOTALS 36 26 73 2.8 8 1

BLACKWOOD’S RECEIVING STATS YEAR TEAM GP NO YDS AVG LG TD 1995 BC 18 7 85 12.1 42 1 1996 BC 18 3 52 17.3 38 0 1997 BC 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 TOTALS 36 10 137 13.7 42 1

GIULIO CARAVATTA Quarterback 2

6’1”, 215 lbs, Non-Import, SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY Born: March, 20, 1966 - Toronto, Ontario 8/CFL - 8/BC Acquired:Trade from Montreal for 2nd round pick in 1997 CFL Canadian College Draft . Games Played: CFL: 111 1997: 18

PRO: ... 1997 ... Giulio continued his duties as the backup QB as well as punting 31 times for 1,214 yards ... Completed 7 passes for 64 yards for a 53.8 passing percentage ... 1996 ... Rejoined Lions from Montreal after training camp ...Was acquired by Montreal in a ... Performed the Lions’ kick-off duties and backup quarterback during the season ... Played QB against Saskatchewan October 19th, completing 9 of 22 passes for 166 yards and scored his only TD of the year on a 1 yard run ... Started at QB for the 2nd time in his career, October 27th, in Toronto and completed 8 of 16 passes for 110 yards and 1 TD, a 38-yard pass to Cory Philpot, in the first half ... 1995 ... Dressed for all 18 regular season games ... Saw QB action in 3 games and performed kick- off duties in every game ... Started at QB in October 21st completing 16 of 31 passes for 141 yards with 1 ... Saw action at QB against Edmonton September 22nd and Calgary October 9th ... His best game at QB was September 22nd versus Edmonton when he came off the bench late in the 4th quarter and engineered a 105-yard TD drive, completed 7 of 11 passes for 105 yards and rushed 1 yard for a TD ... 1994 ... Giulio played in all 18 games for the Lions, providing back-up at quarterback and kicker ... August 20, against the , he kicked three of three field goals and was good on two converts ... Late in the August 27, game vs Shreveport, he came in at quarterback and scored his first CFL touchdown on a two-yard plunge ... COLLEGE/PERSONAL: Giulio set many passing records during his career at SFU ... His 368 completions (682 attempts) is a school record as well as 30 completions on 53 attempts in one game (vs Pacific Lutheran in 1989) ... In that game he threw for 395 yards and four TD’s ... His career 4,686 yards and 36 TD’s are also records ... He was also the team punter and he holds the school record in that category as well having boomed a 76 yd punt ... Giulio and wife Linda reside in Coquitlam ... He has appeared at numerous functions on behalf of the team and is an avid golfer.

24 CARAVATTA’S KICK-OFFS & PUNTING YEAR TEAM GP NO YDS AVG LG S NO YDS AVG LG S 1991 BC 18 91 4841 53.2 90 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 1992 BC 15 10 518 51.8 62 0 22 767 34.9 52 0 1993 BC 6 0 0 0.0 0 0 8 331 41.4 49 0 1994 BC 18 33 1957 59.3 95 4 50 1823 36.5 59 3 1995 BC 18 79 4491 56.8 80 3 0 0 0.0 0 0 1996 BC 18 76 4132 54.4 67 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1997 BC 18 24 1266 52.8 67 0 31 1214 39.2 54 0 TOTALS 307 313 17205 54.9 95 8 111 4134 37.2 59 0

CARAVATTA’S PASSING YEAR TEAM ATT CMP YDS PCT INT LG TD 1991 BC 8 3 27 37.5 0 13 0 1992 BC 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 1993 BC 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 1994 BC 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 1995 BC 49 26 302 53.1 1 39 1 1996 BC 40 18 297 45.0 0 45 1997 BC 13 7 64 53.8 1 16 0 TOTALS 111 54 690 48.6 1 45 2

CARAVATTA’S RUSHING YEAR TEAM NO YDS AVG LG TD 1991 BC 0 0 0.0 0 0 1992 BC 2 5 2.5 5 0 1993 BC 0 0 0.0 0 0 1994 BC 2 23 11.5 21 1 1995 BC 3 1 0.3 1 1996 BC 4 7 1.8 4 1 1997 BC 2 26 13.0 19 0 TOTALS 13 62 4.7 21 3

DAVE CHAYTORS Defensive Line 74

6’2”, 265 lbs., Non-Import, UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Born: October 12, 1969 - Richmond, BC 5/CFL - 4/BC Acquired:Trade from Ottawa with for Derek MacCready & Lions 3rd pick in 1995 CFL College Draft. Games Played: CFL: 74 1997: 12

PRO: ... 1997 ... Shoulder injuries kept Dave out of the line-up for 6 games, though he finished 1997 with 26 tackles and a career high 8 sacks ... 1996 ... Dressed and started 16 games ... Contributed 21 tackles and 3 QB Sacks ... 1995 ... Started 15 games at nose to record 32 tackles, one sack, and 1 KD ... 1994 ... Defense highlights include starting 17 of 18 games, compiling 29 tackles, two special teams tackles, three sacks and starting both playoff games and the Grey Cup ... In the Western Final against the Stampeders,“Hillbilly” made a key interception of an errant

25 toss, ending a Calgary drive in the fourth quarter ... David was drafted by the Ottawa Rough Riders in the third round of the 1992 CFL College Draft, but returned to finish his senior year before join- ing Ottawa in 1993 ... COLLEGE: ...At Utah, Dave was a three-time All-Western Athletic Conference performer ... He finished his career with 159 defensive tackles and seven quarterback sacks and was All-WAC his final three years.

CHAYTORS’ DEFENSIVE STATS YEAR TEAM GP SACK STKL STTKL 1993 OTT 13 0 8 1 1994 BC 17 2 29 1 1995 BC 16 2 35 0 1996 BC 16 3 21 0 1997 BC 12 8 26 0 TOTALS 74 15 119 2

JAMES CUNNINGHAM 21 (Nickname - 'Jimmy the Jet') 5’7î , 160 Ibs. Import HOWARD UNIVERSITY Born: January 1, 1973 - ,Texas

Acquired: Signed as a Free Agent - October 22, 1997 4/CFL - 2/BC Games Played: CFL: 25 1997: 1

PRO: ... 1997 ... Import All-Star receiver Jimmy 'The Jet' Cunningham arrived in Vancouver to join the Lions for the final regular season game vs the Calgary Stampeders ... Cunningham had 10 catch- es, and one TD in the play-off loss to Montreal ... Jimmy signed as a Free Agent with the at the beginning of 1997, but was injured in training camp and then released ... 1996 ... Played in all regular season games plus the East Final and the Grey Cup for the Toronto Argonauts ... Named to the 1996 Eastern All-Star team, and CFL All Star team as a Kick Returner ... Led the CFL in punt return yardage with 976 yards on 85 returns with 2 TD’s ... 'The Jet' also led the CFL in all purpose yards 2.368 ... 1995 ... Signed with the Toronto Argonauts as a Free Agent in September ... Playing in 6 games, he returned 28 punts for 581 yards, for a league leading 20.8 yards a return ... In Hamilton, September 9, in his first game as a pro, Jimmy returned a 97 yard punt for a touchdown ... Accumulated 1,193 all-purpose yards in only 6 games for 198 yards per game average ... 1994 ... Signed as a free agent with the ...Attended their mini camp and the main training camp before being released ... COLLEGE ... Caught 109 passes for 1,681 yards his final two season at Howard ...Was named an honorable mention All-Mid Eastern Athletic Conference pick as a senior (1994) ... Led Howard in receiving with 51 receptions for 744 yards and 10 scores as a senior ... Averaged 24 yards per kick- off return over his last two years ... PERSONAL ... Born in Houston,Texas, Cunningham lettered in football and track at Crossland, MD.

26 CUNNINGHAM’S KICKOFF RETURN STATS YEAR TEAM GP NO YDS AVG LG TD 1995 TOR 5 19 436 22.9 39 0 1996 TOR 18 38 693 18.2 49 0 1997 BC 1 4 118 29.5 38 0 TOTALS 24 61 1247 20.4 49 0

CUNNINGHAM’S PUNT RETURN STATS YEAR TEAM GP NO YDS AVG LG TD 1995 TOR 5 28 581 20.8 108 3 1996 TOR 18 85 976 11.5 93 2 1997 BC 1 1 9 9.0 9 0 TOTALS 24 114 1566 13.7 108 5

CUNNINGHAM’S RECEIVING STATS YEAR TEAM GP NO YDS AVG LG TD 1995 TOR 5 19 436 22.9 39 0 1996 TOR 18 38 693 18.2 49 0 1997 BC 1 8 85 10.6 39 1 TOTALS 24 65 12 14 18.7 49 1

DOUG DAVIES Offensive Line 55

6’4”, 275 lbs., Non-Import, SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY Born: December 22, 1964 - Toronto, Ontario 10/CFL - 2/BC

Acquired: Signed as a Free Agent - September 3, 1997 Games Played: CFL: 150 1997: 16

PRO: ... 1997 ... Doug signed as a free agent in September 1997 by the Lions ... Played in 8 games for Hamilton before being acquired by BC ... Davies handled the long snapping duties in the 8 games played for the Lions ... 1996 ... Claimed by Montreal in the Canadian Dispersal Draft ... Re-acquired by Hamilton for future considerations June 5 ... Dressed for all 18 games and started 10 for Hamilton ... 1995 ... Returned to Hamilton as a free agent, starting 17 games ... 1994 ... Played in 17 games for Calgary, primarily used as the long snapper on special teams ... 1993 ... Started and played in 18 games for Calgary ... 1992 ... Dressed for 18 games and started in 5 at centre for Calgary ... Started in both play-off games and the Grey Cup ... 1990 ... Back up O- Lineman in Calgary ... 1989 ... Selected by the Calgary Stampeders in the CFL Equalization draft ... Missed entire season with ankle injury suffered during training camp ... 1997 ... Drafted by Montreal Alouettes in the 2nd round of the 1987 CFL Canadian College Draft ... PERSONAL ... Doug and his wife Dana reside in Calgary, with their children Keeley and Wyatt.

27 DAVE DONALDSON Wide Receiver 10

5’10”, 180 lbs., Non-Import, MANITOBA UNIVERSITY Born: December 9,1972 - Winnipeg, Manitoba 2/CFL - 2/BC

Acquired: Signed as a Free Agent - May 1997 Games Played: CFL: 33 1997: 14

PRO: ... 1997 ... Dave made his CFL debut against Calgary July 3 and recorded a key pass knock down in the fourth quarter ... He also played WR in the pre-season and made 4 catches for 53 yards ... COLLEGE ...Three year at Manitoba ...Was the fastest receiver at the 1997 CFL College Combines held in Calgary ... Prior to college played one season for the Winnipeg Hawkeyes of the Manitoba Junior Football League ... Led the CIAU in Punt Returns in 1995 ... Majored in Criminology ... PERSONAL ...Youngest of 10 children ... 5 time provincial Judo Champion of Manitoba ...Teaches Judo in the off-season ... Enjoys Basketball.

MOE ELEWONIBI (Elle-wa-NEE-bee) Offensive Line 65

6’4”, 286 lbs., Non-Import, BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY Born: December 16,1965 - Lagos, Nigeria 7/NFL - 2/CFL - 2/BC Acquired: 5th Round selection, 34th overall, 1990 CFL Canadian College Draft - Signed as a Free Agent - March 1997 Games Played: NFL: 25 CFL: 18 1997: 18

PRO: ... 1997 ... Moe played in all 18 games in his first CFL season, switching between the Guard and Tackle position all year ... Moe was named the BC Lions 1997 ‘Man of the Yearî ... 1996 ... Attended training camp ... 1995 ... Played for the Barcelona Dragons of the WLAF in the spring ... Signed as a Free Agent with the Philadelphia Eagles ...Played in the final six games of the season for the Eagles ... 1994 ... Signed with the Buffalo Bills as a Free Agent... 1993 ... Dressed for all 16 games and started 15 games for the Washington Redskins at tackle ... 1992 ... Injured dur- ing training camp and placed on injured reserve ...Activated in week five of the season for first pro game on a Monday Night against Denver at JFK Stadium ... Inserted into game in second quarter ... Received Game from teammates for performance and perseverance ... Started the next four games before being injured for the remainder of the season ... 1991 ...With the Redskins, switched from guard to tackle ... Injured during a pre-season game and spent the season on the ... Redskins win XXVII ... 1990 ... Joined the Washington Redskins of the NFL as a their 3rd Pick, 76th overall, in the 1990 NFL College Draft ... Spent the entire season on the Washington Redskins injured reserve list ... COLLEGE ... Moe earned the 1989 Outland Trophy, for Outstanding Lineman in US ...Also earned 1st Team All-American honours by Kodak and Walter Camp and was a 2nd Team All-American and All-WAC 1st team All-Star ...Transferred to Brigham Young in 1987 from Snow College (Ephraim, Utah) ... 1987 ... in his

28 final year at Snow College, Moe earned 2nd team All-American Honours ... Majored in Political Science at BYU ... Prior to attending college Moe played in the BCJFA, for the ... PERSONAL ... Moe lettered in basketball, rugby, soccer, and track at Victoria High School ...After graduating high school he traveled through Europe, South America and Antigua in the Caribbean ... Born in Lagos, Nigeria, came to Canada at the age of 12 after a brief stay in London, England ... Drafted by the Vancouver 86ers of the CSL in 1985 ... Given name is Mohammed Thomas David Elewonibi ... Moe is a spokesman for the Canadian Liver Foundation. NFL Career Games Played/Games Started - 25/19

ANDREW ENGLISH Slotback 80 5’10”, 180 lbs., Non-Import, UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Born: February 10, 1974 - Vancouver, BC 2/CFL - 2/BC Acquired: Trade from Saskatchewan along with Saskatchewan’s 2nd round selection, 10th overall, in the CFL Canadian College Draft for BC’s 2nd round selection 13th overall in the CFL Canadian College Draft and Non-Import Offensive Lineman Carl Coulter. Games Played: CFL: 16 1997: 16

PRO: ... 1997 ...Andrew played in 16 games for the Lions last year ... He caught his first pro pass against Calgary July 3rd for 11 yards ... He ended the year with 12 catches for 125 yards ...Andrew missed the last two weeks of the season with an injury ...Was the Lions 2nd round selection 15th overall in the CFL Canadian College Draft in 1996 ... English suffered a year ending ankle injury at his first Lions training camp ... released after camp ... Signed as a Free agent by Saskatchewan in December of 1996 ... COLLEGE ... Sport BC’s University Athlete of the Year and 1st Team All- Canadian in 1995 after making 66 receptions for 889 yards with 9 TD’s for the Thunderbirds ... Also connected on 20 of 20 converts and added 12 field goals to lead the CIAU in scoring ... In 1994 Andrew made 60 catches for 848 yards and added 4 TD’s for UBC and earned 1st team All- Canadian Honours ... 1993 Made 13 receptions for 182 yards and added 2 TD’s ... As a freshman in 1992 he caught 5 passes for 60 yards ... Attended Hansworth Senior Secondary in North Vancouver ... PERSONAL ... Married to Kimberley in the off-season

BROOKS FINDLAY Linebacker 97

6’4”, 235 lbs., Non-Import, Portland State University Born: December 22, 1970 - Vancouver, BC 6/CFL 2/BC

Acquired: Signed as a free agent - July 1997 Games Played: CFL: 81 1997: 11

PRO: ... 1997 ... Brooks joined the Lions after being a final cut by the Saskatchewan Roughriders in their 1997 training camp ... Played in 11 games with the Lions last year ... Findlay contributed 14 tackles and 10 special team tackles ... 1996 ... Played in 16 games in Saskatchewan ... Led the Riders with 23 special team tackles ... 1995 ... Dressed for 18 games, contributing 19 tackles and 9 special

29 team tackles ... 1994 ... Had career high 22 tackles along with 12 special team tackles ... 1993 ... One of two rookies to dress in all 18 regular season games ... Finished 2nd in the club with 17 special team tackles ... COLLEGE ... Starting Linebacker at Portland State University in 1991 and 1992 ... Began College career at the University of Washington ...Transferred to Wenatchee Valley College ... Earned all region honours in 1990 ... PERSONAL ...Third generation to play football in the CFL ... Grandfather Stephen played for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and his father Greg played 12 seasons (1962-73) for the Lions as a and linebacker ... Attended West Vancouver High School ... Earned Provincial Defensive MVP honours ... Lettered in track and basketball ... Makes Regina his home in the off-season ... is married with two children.

GREG FRERS Safety 40

5’11”, 192 lbs., Non-Import, SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY Born:August 4,1971 - Mississauga, Ontario 6/CFL - 2/BC Acquired:Trade from Winnipeg for Import Ron Williams, Non-Import Defensive Lineman Tony Bailey, and the Lions 6th Round Selection in the 1998 CFL Canadian College Draft - May 1/97 Games Played: CFL: 86 1997: 18

PRO: ... 1997 ... Greg started all 18 games for Lions last year, he recorded 44 tackles and 3 intercep- tions ... 1996 ...The Simon Fraser graduate joined the Blue Bombers in 1996 as a Free Agent ... He played and started in 16 games, plus starting in the Western Semi Final ... Made 29 defensive tackles, 4 special teams tackles and an interception for 18 yards against Ottawa on October 26th ... 1995 ... For Calgary, Frers played in all 18 regular season games making, 9 defensive tackles and a team leading 21 special teams tackles ... Played in the Grey Cup against Baltimore ... 1994 ... Played in all 18 regular season games and contributed 1 interception, 9 defensive tackles and 22 special teams tackles ... 1993 ... Greg played in 16 games in his rookie season making 2 , 2 defensive tackles and 19 special teams tackles ... Drafted in the second round, 14th overall, by the Calgary Stampeders in the 1993 CFL Canadian College Draft ... COLLEGE ... Greg played four seasons at Simon Fraser University ... He was selected NAIA Honourable Mention All-American in his senior year ...That year he recorded 67 tackles ... Greg and his wife Lisa live in Vancouver year round. Greg Frers’ CFL Totals Interceptions - 7 for 107 yards Defensive Tackles - 93 Special Teams Tackles - 68 Grey Cup Appearance - 1 (1995)

B.J. GALLIS Linebacker 7

6’3”, 220 lbs., Import, LAFAYETTE COLLEGE Born: March 27, 1975 - 2/CFL - 2/BC

Acquired: Signed as a Free Agent - May 1997 Games Played: CFL: 12 1997: 12

PRO: ... 1997 ... B.J. was the Lions’ nominee and Western Conference nominee for the 1997 ‘Most Outstanding Rookie' ... Named Defensive Player of the week for Week # 12 against Edmonton as he

30 forced two and added 4 tackles ... He had 9 tackles and a QB sack vs Toronto October 4 ... He ended 1997 with 45 tackles, second behind Maurice Kelly ... COLLEGE ...Three year starter at strong safety for Lafayette College ... Finished career with 11 interceptions, 7 fumble recoveries, 309 tackles, 2 blocked kicks and 4 QB sacks ... Recruited as a Quarterback, spent freshman season as a Flanker ... Converted to strong safety for sophomore sea- son ... Played 33 games without missing a start ... 1996 ... (Senior Year) ...Team Captain ... Honours include: 1-AA Associated Press All-American, Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year, All Patriot League Team, 2nd Team All-ECAC ... Lafayette College Hugh Stoney Jones Team MVP Award ... Made 115 tackles, 4 interceptions 3 fumble recover- ies, 3 QB Sacks and blocked 1 punt ... Majored in Chemistry.

GALLIS’S DEFENSIVE STATS

YEAR TEAM GP DT ST QS FF 1997 BC 12 45 9 4 3 TOTALS 12 45 9 4 3

RASHID GAYLE - see page 45

STEVEN GLENN Linebacker 90

6’3”, 230 lbs., Non-Import, UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA Born: May 4,1971 - Ottawa, Ontario 3/CFL 3/BC

Acquired: Signed as a Free Agent - September 1996 Games Played: CFL: 14 1997: 6

PRO: ... 1997 ... Made 6 special teams tackles against Toronto July 24th and 2 at Hamilton August 2nd to give him 17 for the year ... An injury suffered in Hamilton late in the game ended his season ... 1996 ... Signed as a Free Agent with the Lions ... Dressed for the final 7 games of the season for the Lions ... Played linebacker and was the long snapper on special teams ... Started the year as property of the Saskatchewan Roughriders ...Traded to Montreal and attended the Alouettes ‘96 training camp ... Played one game (August 11th at Saskatchewan) ... 1995 ... Attended the Saskatchewan Roughriders training camp ... COLLEGE ... 3-time OQIFC All-Star (1991-92,94).1992 Ottawa MVP and Defensive Player of the Year ... PERSONAL ... Played minor football with the Richmond Bombers in 1983 ...Attended Cairne Wilson Senior Secondary in Ottawa ... Grandfather Tom Glenn played for the Toronto Argonauts in 1945-46 and was a member of the 1945 Grey Cup Champions ... Married to Janna; proud new parents of baby girl Brianna ... Steve works as a lifeguard and plays on the Lions Basketball and Curling teams ... he also does countless appearances on behalf of the Lions throughout the year.

31 Quarterback 13

5’11”, 195 lbs., Import, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA - DAVIS

Born: May 16,1971 - Hammond, Indiana 2/CFL - 2/BC

Acquired: Signed as a Free Agent - May 1997

PRO: ... 1997... Spent the year on the injured list and did not play in any regular season games ... 1996 ... Played in the WLAF for the Scottish Claymores and in the for the Albany Firebirds ... COLLEGE American West Conference Offensive Player of the Year in 1993 ... Set single season total offensive yardage recorded with 3,715 yards in 1993 and total offense yardage for a career with 6,564 yards, edging out Ken O’Brien by a yard ... Completed 215 of 412 passes for 3,174 with 29 TD’s in his senior year ... Added 541 yds rushing on 90 carries with 3 TD’s.

KELLY LOCHBAUM Linebacker 33

6’2”, 240 lbs., Non-Import, NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY Born:April 3,1973 - White Rock, BC 2/CFL - 2/BC Acquired: Lions 7th selection, 43rd overall, 1997 CFL Canadian College Draft Games Played: CFL: 11 1997: 11

PRO: ... 1997 ...Was a late release after playing in both pre-season games ... Made his pro debut August 15 in Saskatchewan ... He started September 7 in Saskatchewan and made 4 tackles ... Lochbaum recorded 38 tackles and 7 special team tackles ... COLLEGE/PERSONAL ... Played inside Linebacker at Northern Arizona after a transfer from Butte (California) Junior College ... Started every game in his second season at Butte JC which had the #1 ranked defensive in the nation in 1995. Sought after by several major universities ... Four-year starter at W.J. Mouat High School in Abbotsford, BC ... Made 140 tackles in his senior year ...Was team captain, MVP and all- province on 8-2 team in 1991 ...Also MVP as a Junior. Named his school’s Athlete of the Year for 1991.

DAMION LYONS Corner Back 4

6’0”, 183 lbs., Import, U.C.L.A. Born:April 28,1968 - Berkeley, California 8/CFL - 2/BC

Acquired: Signed as a Free Agent - May 1997 Games Played: CFL: 92 1997: 16

32 PRO: ... 1997 ... Damion was a runner-up for Defensive Player of the week for Week #8 ... He made his 2nd interception of the year on the final play of the game against Hamilton Sept. 26 ... Made 27 tackles last season including 6 against Calgary October 26 ... 1996 ... Selected by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 13th overall in the US Team Dispersal Draft ... Dressed and started 16 games for the Bombers in ‘96 ... During the season, Damion intercepted one pass and returned it 56 yards for a touchdown July 29th vs Calgary, knocked down 7 passes and made 38 tackles ... 1995 ... Signed as a Free Agent with Memphis ... Played in all 18 games and made 5 interceptions for 76 return yards and added 43 tackles ... 1994 ... Attended San Diego Chargers training camp ... Rejoined the Eskimos and played in four games of the season ... Made one interception and added 9 tackles ... 1993 ... Played and started all 18 regular season games along with two play-off games and the Grey Cup vs Winnipeg for the Grey Cup Champion Edmonton Eskimos ... Made 3 interceptions and 39 tackles ... 1992 ... First full season in the CFL ... Played and started all 18 regular season games ... Made 8 interceptions for 95 return yards and a long return of 44 yards, along with 54 tackles ... Named to the Western All-Star Team ... 1991 ... Joined the Edmonton Eskimos in October 1991 and played in two games ... PERSONAL ...While living in the Los Angeles area in the off-season Damion enjoys to dirt bike and play basketball.

LYONS DEFENSIVE STATS YEAR TEAM GP DT ST TT 1991 EDM 2 0 0 0 1992 EDM 18 49 5 54 1993 EDM 18 35 4 39 1994 EDM 4 8 1 9 1995 MEM 18 40 3 43 1996 WPG 16 38 0 38 1997 BC 16 27 0 27 TOTALS 92 197 13 210

CORY MANTYKA Offensive Line 68

6’5”, 290 lbs., Non-Import, JAMESTOWN COLLEGE Born: May 31, 1970 - , Saskatchewan 6/CFL - 6/BC

Acquired: Supplemental Draft - 1993 Games Played: CFL: 69 1997: 18

PRO: ... 1997 ... Cory’s 6th season with the Lions, He started all 18 games in 1997 ... 1996 ... Dressed and started in 17 games at guard for the Lions ... 1995 ... CFL Lineman-of-the-Week for Week #1, Cory started at left guard for every game except two which he started at right guard ... Cory also earned Runner up for CFL-Lineman-of-the-Week during his game against Hamilton, September 16 ... 1994 ... Played in 14 of the 18 regular season games ... Saw action on both sides of the ball as he played defensive end against Saskatchewan ... Participated in all post season action ... 1993 ... Selected in the CFL Supplemental Draft...Saw action in two games as a rookie ... COLLEGE ... Defensive Lineman in college ...All-Conference (North Dakota Athletic Conference) in 1991-92 ... PERSONAL ... Cory, his wife Christie and daughter Raigen, make their home in White Rock during the off-season.

33 Kicker / Punter 5

5’11”, 195 lbs., Non-Import, SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY Born: June 7,1954 - Vancouver, BC 23/CFL - 23/BC Acquired: BC Lions 1st round selection, 5th overall, 1976 CFL Canadian College Draft. Games Played: CFL: 354 1997: 18

PRO: ...1998 will mark the 23rd season of CFL football for Lui Passaglia - incredibly, all with the BC Lions! This gives Lui the record for most seasons played in the CFL, surpassing Eddie Emerson who played with the Ottawa Rough Riders 1911-14, 1919-35 and 1937 ... 23 seasons continues Lui’s record for most consecutive seasons with one team in pro football ... He holds every BC Lions’ team record for kicking, punting and scoring, and several CFL records ... Lui started his CFL career with the Lions in 1976 after being the Lions’ 1st round pick in the 1976 CFL Draft from Simon Fraser University ... Lui scored his only TD in his first professional game July 22/76 vs Saskatchewan on a 10 yard pass from . Lui went on to break the Lions’ record for points scored in a season with 130. In his second season, Lui set the Lions’ record for field goals in a season with 40 and was named to the 1977 Western All-Star team for the first time ... In 1979, Lui was named to the All-Canadian All-Star team for the first time as kicker, scoring 144 points ... 1983 was another record breaker for Lui ... He averaged an outstanding 50.2 yards a punt for the entire season, bettering the previous mark by 1.7 yards per punt ... He again led the CFL in scoring and was named to the CFL All-Canadian team as punter and kicker ... Lui played in his first Grey Cup game averaging 41.9 a punt and connecting on a 31 yard in defeat to the Toronto Argonauts 18-17. Lui had a solid year in 1985 and was a key contributor in the Lions’ march to their first champi- onship in 21 seasons ... Passaglia scored 19 points against Hamilton in the Grey Cup and was named the Most Outstanding Canadian of the game ... In 1987, Lui became the first player in football histo- ry to score more than 200 points in a season as he scored 214, including a career high 52 field goals ... 1988 saw Passaglia try out with the of the NFL ... He returned to the Lions after missing the first six games of the season ...That season he set the CFL record for Most Punting Yardage in a career, a record he continues with every punt ... Lui connected on a career high 84 yard punt in the Grey Cup game against Winnipeg in the Lions’ narrow loss 22-21 in Ottawa ... 1989 saw Lui become the all-time leader in Field Goals, a record now up to 753 ... In 1990, Lui became the all-time leader in points scored, he now has 3,471 points and all-time singles now at 280 ...The 1991 season had Lui reach the 200-point plateau for the second time in his career. In 1992 Lui was again named to the Western All-Star team as the punter with a 40.3 avg ... 1994 was a storybook season for both Lui and the BC Lions ... On many occasions Lui was given the opportunity to come into the game late and win it with a field goal ... He won the season open- er for the Lions with a 46 yard field goal on the final play of the game, foreshadowing events to come against Baltimore ... Lui kicked the Lions into the Western Final with a 27-yard field goal against the Eskimos ... After upsetting the Stampeders in Calgary the Lions took on the in the 1994 Grey Cup Game at BC Place ... Passaglia once again played the role of “Hero” as 59,000 screaming football fans cheered, he connected with a 38 yard field goal on the final play of the game to give the Lions their third Grey Cup Championship in team history ... For his efforts, Passaglia was named the Most Outstanding Canadian of the Grey Cup for the second time in his career ... In 1995, Lui surpassed the 3,000 point plateau against Toronto July 13th ... He finished the season

34 with 195 points, the 3rd highest point total in a season during his career ... In 1996, Lui had his best punting average (41.9 yd) since 1985... he also recorded 156 points to boost his career total to 3,316, attempted his 1,000 field goal on November 2nd vs Ottawa, and connected on his 718th field goal of his career ... PERSONAL ... Lui grew up in East Vancouver and graduated from Notre Dame High school ... He was a quarterback in high school and then attended Simon Fraser University where he played receiver and kicker ... He recorded 175 career points for the Clansmen and was a two time All NAIA District 1 and All-Northwest All-Star ... Lui is a qualified teacher and spends his off-season doing promotional work for the Lions and charitable organizations ... He also works for ICBC’s “COUNTER ATTACK - Game Plan for a Safe Ride Home”, an impaired driving initiative, throughout the year ... Lui, his wife Loa, daughters Lea and Lauren and twin sons Colby and Christopher make their home in Port Coquitlam.

Lui’s performance records are endless. He holds the following CFL records:

Most consecutive seasons Played 23 All-time games played 354 All-time points leader 3,471 All-time converts scored 926 Most consecutive converts 554 All-time field goal attempts 1,046 All-time field goals 753 All-time singles leader 280 All-time punting yardage leaders 117,401 All-time punting leaders 2,748 Best punting average season 50.2 1st Player to score 200 points in a season 1987 (214 pts)

Play-off Records All-time field goals in play-offs 39 Longest punt 97 yards Best punting average - one season 54.0 yards Best punting average - game 54.0 yards

Lui ‘s memorable feats: CFL leading scorer 1983 (191), 1984 (167), 1987 (214) CFL punting leader 1979 (47.3), 1983 (50.2) BC Lions’ leading scorer 1976-87, 89-96 - 20 seasons Scored only TD on a pass from John Sciarra in his first CFL game against Saskatchewan in 1976. Most field goals in a game: 7 vs Toronto September 6,1985

Career passing stats 33 attempts, 19 completions, 404 yards, 57.5 pct., 3 int’s, 89 long, 1 TD Longest pass completion was team high in 1989

Career rushing stats 15 carries for 206 yards, 13.7 avg., longest 68 yards in 1985.

Career receiving stats 1 reception for 10 yds and one TD - July 22,1976

35 PASSAGLIA’S SCORING & KICKOFF STATS YEAR TEAM GP TD C FG S TP NO YDS AVE LG S 1976 BC 16 1 28 28 12 130 53 2531 47.8 75 0 1977 BC 16 0 30 40 7 157 70 4229 60.4 76 1 1978 BC 16 0 30 37 18 159 68 4148 61.0 88 3 1979 BC 16 0 27 32 21 144 52 3066 60.0 70 1 1980 BC 16 0 38 31 16 147 56 3436 61.4 79 2 1981 BC 16 0 42 27 21 144 66 3994 60.5 90 5 1982 BC 16 0 45 26 11 134 27 1299 48.1 63 0 1983 BC 16 0 45 43 17 191 69 3815 55.3 82 1 1984 BC 16 0 46 35 16 167 70 3834 54.8 70 1 1985 BC 16 0 49 37 25 185 76 4381 57.6 90 2 1986 BC 15 0 34 39 15 166 5 253 50.6 57 0 1987 BC 18 0 47 52 11 214 91 4876 53.6 93 1 1988 BC 12 0 31 13 13 83 50 2456 49.1 62 0 1989 BC 18 0 52 37 12 175 100 5202 52.0 81 2 1990 BC 13 0 33 25 8 116 44 2179 49.5 67 0 1991 BC 18 0 67 44 11 210 35 1663 47.5 60 0 1992 BC 15 0 38 28 9 131 58 2790 48.1 72 0 1993 BC 17 0 62 35 9 176 88 3941 44.8 64 0 1994 BC 14 0 49 28 4 137 45 2274 49.9 67 0 1995 BC 18 0 50 45 9 194 11 529 48.1 58 0 1996 BC 18 0 40 36 8 156 3 104 37.4 53 0 1997 BC 18 0 43 35 7 155 3 41 13.7 18 0 TOTALS 354 1 926 753 280 3471 1140 610 14 53.5 111 19

PASSAGLIA’S FIELD GOAL & PUNTING STATS

YEAR TEAM T G YDS AVE LK PCT NO YDS AVE LG S 1976 BC 49 28 821 29.3 50 57.1 143 5913 41.4 67 5 1977 BC 53 40 1126 28.2 48 75.5 123 5456 44.4 78 4 1978 BC 44 37 1132 30.6 50 84.1 128 5966 46.6 82 9 1979 BC 45 32 992 31.0 50 71.1 133 6287 47.3 73 14 1980 BC 46 31 1023 33.0 54 67.4 128 5544 43.3 81 3 1981 BC 40 27 859 31.8 45 67.5 141 6487 46.0 76 6 1982 BC 35 26 733 28.2 48 74.3 142 5813 40.9 59 3 1983 BC 59 43 1260 29.3 52 72.9 117 5868 50.2 93 6 1984 BC 48 35 1111 31.7 54 72.9 125 5803 46.4 89 4 1985 BC 55 37 1244 33.6 54 67.3 140 6287 44.9 76 9 1986 BC 56 39 1084 27.8 49 69.6 138 5686 41.2 68 2 1987 BC 66 52 1566 30.1 49 78.8 161 6631 41.2 97 5 1988 BC 20 13 384 29.5 46 65.0 101 4049 40.1 71 7 1989 BC 51 37 1155 31.2 53 72.5 154 6345 41.2 67 4 1990 BC 39 25 792 31.7 50 64.1 81 3169 39.1 60 1 1991 BC 59 44 1369 31.1 54 74.6 111 4611 41.5 71 2 1992 BC 38 28 925 33.0 49 73.7 119 4798 40.3 62 3 1993 BC 47 25 1007 28.8 52 74.5 116 4616 39.8 71 2 1994 BC 36 28 901 32.2 46 77.8 69 2748 39.8 79 3 1995 BC 62 45 1333 29.6 49 72.6 133 5129 38.6 58 2 1996 BC 53 36 1143 31.8 50 67.9 131 5492 41.9 65 2 1997 BC 45 35 1064 30.4 50 77.8 114 4703 41.3 76 4 TOTALS 1046 753 23024 30.6 54 71.9 2748 117401 42.7 97 100

36 LUI’S GREY CUPS & AWARDS Grey Cups played 1983, 85, 88, 94 Grey Cup championships 1985, 94 Outstanding Canadian in the Grey Cup 1985, 94 BC Lions Most Outstanding Canadian 1977, 79, 83, 85, 89 Western All-Star 1977, 79, 80, 83, 84, 92 All-Canadian 1979, 83, 84

LUI’S PLAY-OFF STATS Games Played 18 (1977, 79, 81, 83-88, 91, 93-95, 97) Points Scored 170 (36 con., 39 fg, 17 singles) Field Goals 39 of 59, avg. 32.7, long 49, 64.4 pct. Punting 153 for 6488 yds, 4246 avg., 89 long, 5 singles Passing 2 of 2 for 51 yds, longest 31. LUI’S GREY CUP STATS Games played 4 Points scored 45 (7 con., 11 fg, 3 singles) Field goals 11 of 16, 33.2 avg., 47 long, 68.8 pct. Punting 38 for 1596 yds., 42.0 avg., 84 long, 1 single Rushing 1 for 13 yds (1985) - Most Outstanding Canadian - 1985, 94

CORY PHILPOT Running Back 6

5’9”, 186. Import, UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI Born: May 15, 1970 - Melbourne, Florida 6/CFL - 6/BC

Acquired: Joined Lions as a Free agent in May of 1993 Games Played: CFL: 70 1997: 14

PRO: ... 1997 ... Cory dressed for 14 games, rushing for 304 yards and scoring three touchdowns ... A shoulder and knee injury kept him out of the lineup for 4 games ... Philpot has rushed for 4,459 yards in his six-year career with BC which has him in 5th place on the Lions’ all-time list ... His career average of 6.13 yards per carry ranks 2nd on the Lions’ all-time list, behind only ’s 7.06 yards per carry (1959-66) ... Philpot ranks 2nd on the Lions’ All-time list for rushing TD’s with 42, trailing Larry Key’s 47 career rushing TD’s (1978-82) ... Cory led the west in rushing once (1994) and the north once (1995) ... In 1997 Cory moved up to 3rd from 4th spot on the Lions’ all-time kick-off return yards list with 2,636 yards, and ranks 2nd in kick-offs returned with 115 attempts ... 1996 ... Cory dressed and started in 15 regular season games for the Lions ... Led the team in rush- ing yardage for the fourth consecutive season with 1,024 yards on 163 attempts with 1 rushing TD ... Philpot was fourth in the CFL in total offense in 1996 with 2,170 yards (1,024 rushing, 260 receiv- ing, 586 kick-off returns, 36 punt returns and 291 via missed field goal returns) ... Philpot returned a missed field goal 110 yards July 27th for the Lions’ longest and most exciting play of the season ... He had the Lions’ longest run and play from scrimmage with a 77 yard effort against Ottawa in the final game of the season November 2nd ... He had two 100+ yard rushing games in ‘96 (114 yards on 19 carries in Montreal September 7th and a season high 156 yards on 18

37 attempts and 1 TD against Ottawa November 2nd) ... Contributed 260 yards receiving on 16 catch- es with 2 TD’s ... 1995 ... Nominated as the Lions’ candidate for CFL’s Most Outstanding Player and named to the Northern Division All-Star team ... Led CFL in TD’s scored with 22 (New CFL Record) and two two-point converts for 136 points ... Ranked 2nd in the CFL with 2,422 all-purpose yards (1,308 rushing, 542 receiving and 572 via kick-off returns) ... Cory’s 1,308 yards rushing is the 3rd highest total in a single season in club history ... 17 rushing TD’s in ‘95 tied for team record ... CFL Offensive Player of the Week three times in ‘95 ( Week 1- June 30 against Baltimore where he car- ried the ball 18 times for 65 yards to score 3 TD’s; Week 7 and Week 12, September 16 against Hamilton, Cory was a one man wrecking crew as he rushed 23 times for 134 yards, 2 TD’s, caught 3 passes for 107 yards, 1 TD and returned 1 KO for a 94-yard TD (335 total yards) ... 1994 ... Philpot broke the club single-season rushing record formerly held by Jon Volpe by rushing 201 times for 1,451 yards with 13 TD’s ... Missed the season opener... In Cory’s first game of ‘94 against Ottawa on July 15, carried 15 times for 159 yards and two TD’s ... He had seven 100+ yard rushing games, and six 150+ yard performances ...Against Las Vegas on August 20, he enjoyed his best game of the year with 19 carries for 178 yards and one touchdown ... 1993 ... Played in 11 games in his Rookie season as Philpot led the Lions in rushing with 372 yards on 66 carries and 8 rushing TD’s ... July 30th against Ottawa, Cory returned two kickoffs for 120 yards, one being a 79 yard touchdown (the first time a Lion scored a touchdown on a kickoff return since 1991) ... He led the league in kickoff return yardage and average per return (36 for 1,008 yards and one touchdown - 28.0 average) ... In the September 11th game against Hamilton, he had three TD’s on 12 carries and in the October 29th Edmonton game he rushed eight times for 79 yards and two TD’s ... Lions nominee for Rookie of the Year ... COLLEGE ... Cory earned Associated Press First-Team-All-SEC honours and Second-Team-All-SEC coaches’ squad during his senior year after carrying the ball 190 times for 994 yards and caught 15 passes for 84 yards. He was also an Associated Press Honorable-Mention-All-American ... PERSONAL ... One of the best known Lions in the Community ... Cory never stops talking or making appearances on behalf of the Lions ... .Active on the Lions Community Basketball and Hockey Teams and the Big Brothers CFL Ski Team ... Cory is fully committed to Vancouver as he resides here year round ... Philpot has applied for his Canadian Citizenship in 1998 ... .Cory is also an Assistant Coach in the White Rock Vikings Midget football program as well as the annual VMFL All-Star game.

PHILPOT’S RUSHING STATS YEAR TEAM NO YDS AVG LG TD 1993 BC 66 372 5.6 23 8 1994 BC 201 1,451 7.2 92 13 1995 BC 229 1,308 5.7 64 17 1996 BC 163 1,024 6.3 77 1 1997 BC 68 304 4.5 48 3 TOTALS 727 4459 6.1 92 42

PHILPOT’S RECEIVING STATS YEAR TEAM NO YDS AVG LG TD 1993 BC 20 190 9.5 24 3 1994 BC 30 297 9.9 26 1 1995 BC 41 542 13.3 75 4 1996 BC 16 260 16.3 45 2 1997 BC 36 294 8.5 23 1 TOTALS 143 1583 11.1 75 11

38 PHILPOT’S KICKOFF RETURN STATS YEAR TEAM NO YDS AVG LG TD 1993 BC 36 1,008 28.0 91 1 1994 BC 13 240 18.4 32 0 1995 BC 24 572 23.8 94 1 1996 BC 30 586 19.5 47 0 1997 BC 12 224 18.7 28 0 TOTALS 115 2,630 22.8 94 2

BC LIONS ALL TIME RUSHING LEADERS NAME YEARS NO YDS AVE LNG TD Willie Fleming 1959-66 868 6,125 7.06 109 37 1968-72 1,151 5,708 4.96 63 32 1978-87 912 4,709 5.16 52 27 Larry Key 1978-82 887 4,523 5.10 66 47 Cory Philpot 1993-97 727 4,459 6.13 92 42 Nub Beamer 1960-62 699 3,662 5.24 55 30 1954-64 783 3,643 4.65 69 21 1973-76 613 3,463 5.65 69 21 Anthony Parker 1986-89 479 2,421 5.05 56 12 Jon Volpe 1991-92 423 2,336 5.52 44 29

BC LIONS ALL TIME KICKOFF RETURN LEADERS NAME YEARS NO YDS AVE LNG TD Byron Bailey 1954-64 128 3,114 24.3 96 1 Long 1972-77 100 2,759 27.6 90 0 Cory Philpot 1993-97 115 2630 22.9 94 2 1977-80 88 2,476 28.1 100 1

VIRGIL ROBERTSON Linebacker 96

6’3”, 225, Import, NICHOLLS STATE UNIVERSITY Born: November 9, 1966 - , 5/CFL - 5/BC

Acquired: Free Agent - December 1993 Games Played: CFL: 65 1997: 18

PRO: ... 1997 ...Virgil played in all 18 games and was a candidate for a West All-Star spot ... He con- tributed 28 tackles and 9 QB sacks ... 1996 ...Attended Lions training camp. Missed first 3 games of the season ... Started final 15 games at linebacker for the Lions ... Contributed 26 tackles, 3 QB Sacks, one fumble recovery and one interception ... Returned the interception 41 yards late in the 4th quarter against Saskatchewan September 29th to solidify a Lions victory ... 1995 ... CFL Lineman-of-the-Week for Week 7,Virgil had 1 ST tackle, 1 sack and 1 fumble recovery ...Virgil placed second on the team with 9 QB sacks with 2 coming against Ottawa on September 9 ... Another outstanding defensive performance was against Edmonton, October 1st, when he recorded 5 tackles and made 1 fumble recovery ... 1994 ... In the opening game against Winnipeg, picked up a Matt Dunigan fumble and returned it 18 yards for a touchdown ... He finished the season with 36

39 tackles, 3 sacks, 1 interception, 2 knockdowns and 3 fumble recoveries ... 1991 ... Played for the London Monarchs of the WLAF, where he recorded 28 tackles, 2 sacks and 1 interception in 10 games ... Finished the season with 76 tackles and was a WLAF All-Star ... COLLEGE ... During his four year career at Nicholls State University, as a three-year starter he recorded 189 tackles, and 18 quarterback sacks ... PERSONAL ... Saw action with the US Military in Iraq ... Lives in the Vancouver area year round and does numerous off-season appearances on behalf of the Lions including participation on the Lions’ Basketball team ... Married to Lisa with sons Trevor and Trenton.

ROBERTSON’S DEFENSIVE STATS YEAR TEAM GP SACKS TKL STTKL KD INT FR 1994 BC 17 3 36 4 0 1 3 1995 BC 15 8 31 2 0 0 3 1996 BC 15 3 26 5 2 1 1 1997 BC 18 9 28 2 0 0 3 TOTALS 65 23 121 13 4 2 10

JOHNNY SCOTT Defensive Lineman 72

6’2”, 270 lbs., Import, No College Born: July 15,1969 - Austin,Texas 5/CFL - 3/BC

Acquired: Lions 6th round pick, 51st overall, in the 1996 US Team Dispersal Draft from Shreveport. Games Played: Career: 61 1997: 18

PRO: ... 1997 ...Selected by the Lions in the 6th round, 51st overall, in the 1996 US Team Dispersal Draft from Shreveport ... 1996 ... Played in 16 games, starting 12 games ... Missed two games with an injury (Oct.12th vs le 82 yards for a TD vs San Antonio July 1st for the longest fumble return of the ‘95 CFL season...Recorded 2 QB Sacks and 36 tackles ... 1994 ... Signed with the as a Free Agent in 1994 ... Played in 9 games for Shreveport in his rookie season... Recorded 1 QB sack and 11 tackles for the season... PERSONAL ... Johnny works for a Youth Facility in Austin,Texas during the off-season as a Supervisor ... One of his goals is to ride a horse ... He is engaged to Kasey Harrelson of Austin, Texas.

TACKLES TACKLES FOR LOSS QB SACKS YEAR TEAM GP DT ST TT NO YDS NO YDS 1994 Shrev 9 9 2 11 0 0 1 2 1995 Shrev 18 27 7 34 1 3 2 15 1996 BC 16 28 1 29 5 14 8 46 1997 BC CFL TOTALS 43 64 10 74 6 17 11 63 Career Totals Fumble Recoveries 1 for 82 yds and 1 TD Blocked Fields Goals 1 - 1996

40 TREVOR SHAW Slotback 86

6’3”, 215 lbs., Non-Import, WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY Born: November 12,1969 - Hamilton, Ontario 4/CFL - 4/BC

Acquired: Lions 1st round pick, 6th overall, 1994 CFL Canadian College Draft Games Played: CFL: 32 1997: 18

PRO: ... 1997 ...Trevor dressed for all 18 games in 1997, he recorded 6 catches for 104 yards ... He also contributed 8 tackles on Special Teams ... 1996 ... Returned to the Lions halfway through the season and participated in 6 games ... Backing-up at slotback and played on special teams ... Caught one pass for 5 yards ... 1995 ... Dressed for 8 games and caught 3 passes for 14 yards ... 1994 ... .Attended the Lions train- ing camp ... COLLEGE ... Finished his collegiate career as the 2nd all-time leading receiver at Weber State and 4th all-time in the with 206 receptions for 2,083 yards and 17 TD’s ... Played in 43 games between 1989 and 1993 while red-shirting in 1991 ... Resides in Vancouver year round.

KELLY SIMS Defensive Back 3

5’10”, 199 lbs., Import, UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATTI Born: November 10,1970 4/CFL - 3/BC

AL SHIPMAN Kick Returner / Receiver 1 (Nickname - 'The Frog')

5’8”, 175 lbs., Import, (FLORIDA) Born: March 26,1974 - West Palm Beach, Florida 4/CFL - 2/BC

Acquired: Signed as a Free Agent March 1997 Games Played: CFL: 25 1997: 11

41 PRO: ... 1997 ... Al was 2nd in the CFL and 1st in the West with 1918 all purpose yards before he was injured ... He ended the season 5th in the CFL in kick-off return yardage with 751 yards on 35 returns ... He was 4th in the CFL with 665 punt return yards on 52 returns for 12.8 average ... He was the Special Teams Player of the Game June 26th, July 3rd & July 24th & August 22 ... 1996 ... Selected by Edmonton in the 1st Round (7th overall) of the 1996 US Team Dispersal Draft ... Signed as a Free Agent by Ottawa ...Tried out with Edmonton as a wide receiver and released ... Sign on with Ottawa and played in one game for the Eastern Riders August 24th at Toronto ... Caught 1 pass for 6 yards and carried the ball 3 times for 10 yards ...Was injured in the game and released three weeks later ... 1995 ... Played in 13 games for the Mad Dogs ... Used as a running back and kick returner ... Played in first two games of the season, injured for 5 weeks, returned to the line-up for the remainder of the season ...Was fourth on Memphis with 907 yards of total offense (483 yards rushing, 183 receiv- ing yards and 241 yards on kick-off returns) ... 2 Pt Converts - 1 made with Memphis in 1995. COLLEGE ...Was a standout running back in his sophomore season at the University of Miami ... Had a career long run of 82 yards against Georgia Southern ... Made 45 carries for 454 yards in his sophomore season ... Was the fastest of the Miami running backs with 4.28 speed in the 40 ... Established a new Miami rushing record for a single season rushing average of 10.1 yards per carry ... Had one run of 20+ yards in six of his 11 games in 1994 ... His 82-yard run against Georgia Southern was the fourth longest run in Miami history ... Finished the game with 130 yards on the ground on five carries ... Had a 60 yard run vs Rutgers and a 30 yard TD run against Temple ... PERSONAL ...Turned pro at age of 21... Is a native of West Palm Beach, Florida ...Went to Palm Beach Lakes High School ... Majored in Communications with a minor in Sociology at U. of Miami ... Ran Track in school and enjoys Basketball and Baseball ... Does numerous speaking engagements in West Palm Beach ... Father was his influence in playing football ... Parents never missed a home game through college ... Spends the off-season in West Palm Beach, Florida ... Nicknamed “Frog” by receiver Kevin Williams while in college, because his eyes bulge out while he runs with the ball.

SHIPMAN’S RUSHING STATS YEAR TEAM GP NO YDS AVE LG TD 1995 Mem 13 82 483 5.9 29 2 1996 Ott 1 3 10 3.3 6 0 1997 BC 11 7 6 6.7 7 1 TOTALS 25 92 499 5.4 29 3

SHIPMAN’S RECEIVING STATS YEAR TEAM GP NO YDS AVE LG TD 1995 Mem 13 14 183 13.1 31 1 1996 Ott 1 1 6 6.0 6 0 1997 BC 11 45 487 10.7 66 3 TOTALS 25 60 676 11.2 66 4

SHIPMAN’S KICKOFF RETURN STATS YEAR TEAM GP NO YDS AVE LG TD 1995 Mem 13 10 241 24.1 37 0 1996 Ott 1 0 0 0 0 0 1997 BC 11 35 751 21.5 80 0 TOTALS 25 45 992 22.0 80 0

ANDRE STRODE - see page 45

42 Offensive Guard 60

6’2”, 280 lbs., Non-Import, WESTERN ONTARIO UNIVERSITY Born: January 31,1966 - Acton, Ontario 12/CFL - 12/BC

Acquired: 3rd round draft pick - 1987 Games Played CFL: 178 1997: 18

PRO: ... 1997 ... Jamie will be entering his 12th season in the CFL, all with the BC Lions ... Regarded as one of the best offensive lineman in the ... Playing in all 17 games, Jamie made 17 starts in 1997 ... Named CFL’s Most Outstanding Lineman for Week #8 ... 1996 ... Started the 1996 season at centre but moved back to his familiar guard position after four games ... Played and started in all 18 games in ‘96 ... 1995 ... Season included honours as the Most Outstanding Lineman in the Northern Conference ... Jamie began starting every game at right guard, only to fin- ish the season starting at centre ... 1994 ...Taras and his ‘O” line teammates allowed only 28 sacks during the regular season ... During the Grey Cup, Jamie played right guard, opening holes for the Lions running attack ... He made the switch from slotback/running back to offensive guard in 1991 (a position he played in college) to earn the CFL Offensive-Lineman-of-the-Week status for his efforts against Saskatchewan October 21 ... He started in every game at left guard and helped the offensive line allow a league-low 30 sacks while enabling the offense to lead the CFL in 11 different categories ... He continued at the same position in 1993 and 1992, playing in 18 games both seasons at both left guard and right guard. Before his switch to the offensive line, he was the fifth leading special teams tackler in 1990 ... Before switching to the offensive line, Jamie had 23 receptions for 247 yards and rushed 12 times for 23 yards in his 1988 season ... COLLEGE/PERSONAL ...An offensive lineman at Western Ontario, Jamie was named to the OUAA 2nd All-Star Team in both 1985 and 1986 ... Jamie and his wife Jennifer and daughter Sydney make their off-season home in Vancouver ... Very active in the Vancouver community as a spokesman for the club and Big Brothers. Active participant with the Big Brothers CFL Ski Team and a spokesman for the Canadian Liver Foundation.

MIKE TREVATHAN Slotback 77 (Nickname - 'Trap') 6’1”, 205 lbs., Import, Born: March 26, 1968 - Redondo Beach, California. 8/CFL - 8/BC

Acquired: Free Agent - April 1991 Games Played CFL: 115 1997: 18

PRO: ... 1997 ... Ranks 3rd on the Lions’ all-time receiving list with 6,413 yards on 406 career receptions with 46 TD’s ... Had his best game of the season in Saskatchewan August 15 as he caught 7 passes for 123 yards and a TD ... Caught 5 passes for 77 yards against Calgary August 22 ... Caught 5 passes for 72 yards against Edmonton September 13 ... 2nd on the Lions with 49 catches for 846 yards ... Played in his 115 career CFL game in Calgary October 26 ... Mike caught a pass in 16 of 18 games last season ... 1996 ... Dressed and started all 18 regular season games ... Led the Lions with 65 receptions for

43 1,006 yards and 10 receiving TD’s along with one 2-Pt convert ... Showed his versatility by adding 121 yards on 11 punt returns for a team high 11.0 yard average ... Caught at least one pass in his last 60 games as a Lion dating back to July 30/93 ... Best game was July 27th vs Hamilton when he caught 5 passes for 119 yards and 2 TD’s ... Mike added 2 more TD’s on 3 receptions for 42 yards in Hamilton August 2nd ... 1995 ... Once again Mike proved himself as an aggressive slotback leading the team in receiving with 55 catches for 998 yards and 3 TD’s ... Memorable moments in ‘95 were October 9, when he start- ed at SB and had 3 catches for 68 yards and the season opener against Baltimore on June 30, when he made 3 receptions for 71 yards and August 14th, against Toronto, he had 3 catches for 103 yards ... He had three 100+ yard receiving games in ‘95 ... 1994 ... Mike led the team in touchdown receptions with 12...Against Toronto on August 11, he snagged eight passes for 179 yards and one touchdown, the finest receiving day of his career ... On August 27, he caught five passes for 141 yards and two TD’s against Shreveport and in the final reg- ular season game of the year against Calgary on November 5, he had seven catches for 154 yards and two TD’s ... He finished the year with 60 receptions for 1,069 yards, broke the 1,000 yard mark for the second time in his career ... 1993 ... Mike grabbed 64 passes for 965 yards and 12 TD’s ... September 11 game versus Hamilton he had eight receptions for 121 yards and against Toronto on August 12, he caught four passes for 89 yards and two TD’s ... He had another great night on October 1 against Saskatchewan with two receptions for 70 yards and two TD’s ... 1992 ... Finished the season with 71 receptions for 1,004 yards giving the Lions two 1,000 yard receivers for the third year in a row ... 1991 ... Mike’s rookie year. He finished the season with 45 receptions for 579 yards and one touchdown ... His best game of the year was September 28th against Hamilton, when Mike caught seven passes for 125 yards ... COLLEGE/PERSONAL ... Mike was the leading receiver in the University of Montana’s history, amassing 1,969 yards over his four years there ... He caught a record 71 passes in 1990 for 1,006 yards, 248 yards came against Idaho for a single-game receiving record ... He also scored 11 TD’s ... Mike and his wife Maureen live in Missoula, Montana in the off-season.

TREVATHAN’S RECEIVING STATS TREVATHAN’S RUSHING STATS YEAR TEAM NO YDS AVG LG TD YEAR TEAM NO YDS AVG LG TD 1991 BC 45 579 12.9 51 1 1991 BC 2 14 7.0 8 0 1992 BC 71 1004 14.1 50 5 1992 BC 2 5 2.5 5 0 1993 BC 64 965 15.1 44 12 1993 BC 0 0 0.0 0 0 1994 BC 60 1069 17.8 67 12 1994 BC 0 0 0.0 0 0 1995 BC 55 998 18.2 58 3 1995 BC 5 33 6.6 18 0 1996 BC 65 1006 15.5 52 10 1996 BC 0 0 0.0 0 0 1997 BC 49 846 17.3 45 3 1997 BC 0 0 0.0 0 0 TOTALS 410 6467 15.8 67 46 TOTALS 9 52 5.8 18 0

TREVATHAN’S PUNT RETURN STATS YEAR TEAM NO YDS AVG LG TD 1991 BC 10 69 6.9 23 0 1992 BC 3 26 8.7 13 0 1993 BC 12 64 5.3 11 0 1994 BC 8 70 8.8 19 0 1995 BC 1 6 6.0 6 0 1996 BC 11 121 11.0 31 0 1997 BC 1 4 4.0 4 0 TOTALS 46 360 7.8 31 0

44 BRAD YAMAOKA Running Back 34

5’11”, 206 lbs., Non-Import, UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Born: January 30,1973 - Kamloops, BC 2/CFL - 2/BC Acquired: Lions 3rd round pick, 24th overall in 1996 CFL Canadian College Draft Games Played: CFL Career: 18 CFL: 18

PRO: ... 1997 ... Backing up at the running back spot,Yamaoka carried the ball 8 times for 62 yards ... Brad excelled on special teams, leading the Lions with 21 special team tackles ... PERSONAL ... Brad attended Kamloops High School prior to attending UBC ... Has a Bachelor of Science degree (Biology) ...Was a CWUAA All-Star in his freshman year ... Showed leadership abilities on and off the field as he was a captain 4 of 5 seasons with the Thunderbirds ... Exceptional special teams play- er ... 1994 UBC Special Teams Player of the Year ... 1992 Schrum Bowl MVP as he rushed for 230 yards and scored 3 TD’s ... lives in Vancouver during off-season.

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RASHID GAYLE Defensive Back 14

5’08”, 174 lbs, Import, BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Born:April 16, 1974 R/CFL - R/BC

Acquired: Signed as a free agent in May, 1998

ANDRE STRODE Defensive Back 8

5’8”, 177 lbs, Import, Colorado State University Born: June 19, 1972 ñ Denver Colorado 4/CFL ñ 3/BC Acquired: Lions 2nd pick in 1996 dioersal draft from Birmingham. Games Played: CFL: 37 1997: 1

PRO: ... 1997 ... Injured in the first game of the year, his injury kept him off the roster all year ... 1996 ... Played and started all 18 games for the Lions ... 2nd on the club with 59 tackles and 6 special team tackles ...Was the only Lion defender to be named to the Western Conference All-Star Team ... 1995 ...With Birmingham, he tied for the 2nd in the CFL with 7 interceptions returned for 109 yards including 1 interception for a touchdown ... Also made 73 tackles and 2 fumble recoveries ... COLLEGE ... Made 246 tackles in four seasons with Colorado State.against Idaho.

45 1998 BC LIONS NEW FACES

TROY ALEXANDER 46

6’02”, 240 lbs., Non Import, EASTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Born:August 16, 1971 - Edmonton,Alberta 4/CFL - 1/BC Acquired: Signed as free agent February 27, 1998

Games Played: CFL : 44 1997: 18

PRO: ... This year will be Troy’s pro debut out of a Green Rider uniform, He was picked up by the Leo’s as a free agent on February 16, 1998 ... Last year,Troy led all Canadian Linemen in the CFL with 10 sacks ... 1996 ... Played in 10 games, started in 7 along the defensive line ... chipped in 13 defensive tackles and a sack ... Had one fumble recovery and two tackles for looses ...Troy missed eight games due to an injury ... 1995 ... Dressed in 16 games in rookie season ... Made 22 tackles, 2 special team tackles and 1 sack ... Named Rider’s nominee as Outstanding Rookie ... COLLEGE ...Two year starter ... Named to the All-Big Sky second team as a senior ... credited with 75 total tackles ... Added 4 sacks and 6 tackles for loses ... Made a season high 15 tackles against Idaho ... In Junior season Troy played 10 games, contributing 32 tackles and 5 sacks, 8 tackles coming from the last game of the season vs. Boise State.

JOCELYN BORGELLA Defensive Back 27

5’11”, 191 lbs, Import, UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI Born:August 26, 1971 2/CFL - 1/BC Acquired:Trade with Winnipeg for Dave Maeva Games Played: CFL: 5 1997: 5

PRO: ... 1997 ... Playing in 5 games Borgella contributed 31 tackles, and 4 knock-downs ... He had one interception return for 112 yards.

SEAN BOYD Safety 41

6’2” 206 lbs, Import, NORTH CAROLINA

Born: 19 December 1972 Signed as a free agent from

46 PRO: ... Boyd was drafted fifth by the Minnesota Vikings in 1995. After spending two years with the Vikings, Boyd was invited to the 1997 Atlanta Falcons training camp. During that same year, he also tried out for the Green Bay Packers before being released ... Boyd was a big part of the North Carolina defense that led the Atlantic Coast Conference in 1995 ... He finished sixth in the nation in total defense (267.3 per game) ... He also played a key role in a Tar Heels football program that has been one of the best in the country for the past four years ...A starter in the final 37 games of his collegiate career, Boyd helped North Carolina post a 34-15 record and four bowl appearances between 1992 and 1995 ... Boyd led the secondary and finished fourth on the Tar Heels in tackles, with 89 tackles in 1995 ... He was named the School’s Defensive Player of the Week after recording a career-high 18 tackles ...While playing more than any other North Carolina defender in 1994 (741 plays), Sean Boyd led the team and finished sixth in the ACC in the “Passes Blocked” category ... He also led the Tar Heels in interceptions ... COLLEGE ... Sean Lefell Boyd was an all-country pick at Ashbrook High School in Gastonia, North Carolina.As a senior, he was named one of the top 15 players in the area by the “Raleigh News & Observer” after recording 84 tackles, 11 sacks and three blocked punts to lead his team to the conference title. Boyd also earned three letters, and was named the school’s most valuable track athlete, as well as the school’s 1991 athlete of the year.

WILLIE BROWN Linebacker 43

6’1”, 215 lbs, Import, TEMPLE UNIVERSITY

Born: May 19, 1972 - 1/CFL - 1/BC

Acquired: Signed as a Free Agent from Rhein Fire (NFL Europe)

PRO: ... Brown was a starting Outside Linebacker for Rhein of NFL Europe, but due to a knee injury he was placed on the injury reserved list ... Prior to Rhein Brown was with the Seattle Seahawks where he signed as a un-drafted free agent ...Willie has been timed with a 4.52 forty time ... COLLEGE ...Was the 1995 Blue-Gray All-Star game MVP ... Played in the 1996 East - West Shrine game

JASON BRYANT Linebacker 11

6’2” 210 lbs, Import, MOREHOUSE COLLEGE Born: December 9, 1970 - Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 4/CFL - 1/BC Acquired: Signed as a free agent by the BC Lions March 8

Games Played: CFL: 34 1997: 0

PRO: ... 1997 ... Jason sat out the 1997 season due to an injury ... 1996 ... Had a great season , fin- ishing 2nd in the team and 5th in the CFL with 73 tackles ... He also added 7 special team tackles, 2 Int’s, 1 .R., and 5 Knock Downs ... Jason was the Bulova Player of the Week in week 18 for his 3 tackles, 2 special teams tackles and a

47 team longest 89 yard interception for a touchdown vs.Winnipeg ... Played in 16 of 18 regular season games, missing 2 due to a shoulder injury ... 1995 ... Finished his rookie campaign with 39 combined tackles, including 12 on special teams (tied for 2nd on the team) ... Had a career best 13 tackles (12 defense) vs Shreveport on September 23 ... 1994 ...Attended mini-camp with the Philadelphia Eagles and training camp with the Arizona Cardinals ... COLLEGE ... Four year starter at Morehouse College and is the schools all-time interception leader with 25 ... Personal ... Nicknamed J-Rock, Jason works in a Juvenile Detention Center during the off-season.

NOAH CANTOR Defensive End 92

6’04” 255 lbs, Non Import, SAINT MARY’S UNIVERSITY Born: January 11, 1971 - Ottawa, Ontario 4/CFL - 1/BC

Acquired: Signed as a free agent by March 3, 1998 Games Played: CFL: 54 1997: 18

PRO: ... 1997 ... Playing in all 18 games for the Boatmen in 1997, Noah contributed 12 special team tackles and 2 forced fumbles... 1996 ... Played in all 18 games, as well as the Eastern Final and the Grey Cup, backing up on the defensive line ... Had five defensive tackles.

BRUCE DICKSON Linebacker 36

6’2”, 232 lbs, Non Import, SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY Born: October 11, 1967 - Hamilton, Ontario 8/CFL - 1/BC

Acquired: Sighed as a free agent by the Lions March 4, 1998 Games Played: CFL: 102 1997: 18

PRO: ... 1997 ... Bruce recorded 65 tackles with Edmonton last year ... He also recorded 2 quarter back sacks ... 1996 ... Playing in 18 games, Bruce recorded 13 tackles, and 12 Special Team, tackles ... 1995 ... Established an Eskimo single season record and tied for fifth in the CFL with 25 special team tackles ... Dickson was Toronto’s third round choice, 18th overall, in the 1991 CFL College Draft ... He con- tributed 2 special team tackles in his rookie year ... COLLEGE ... Bruce had a 4 year college career at Simon Fraser ... 128 tackles, 3 fumble returns and 2 interception with the Clansmen ... Bruce is married and lives in Hamilton Ontario, during the off-season.

48 ROBERT DRUMMOND Running Back 29

6’3” 215 lbs, Import, SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY

Born: June 21 1967,Apopka, Fl. 5/CFL - 1/BC

Signed as a free agent

PRO: ... Last year, Drummond was a CFL First Team All Star Running Back ... He again led the CFL with 18 Touchdowns. Drummond rushed for 1134 yards and 12 Touchdowns in 189 carries ... His receiving statistics are equally impressive - 85 catches for 840 yards and 6 Touchdowns ... He fin- ished second in the league in yards from scrimmage with 1974 yards ... Robert Drummond was selected by the Philadelphia Eagles in the third round of the 1989 NFL Draft ... He signed with the Eagles in July 1989 and was granted unconditional free agency in February 1992 ... Robert was then signed as a free agent by the in April 1992 ... The following year, he was signed by the , but was subsequently released during training camp ... Drummond was then signed by the Baltimore Stallions in September 1994 ... He was granted free agency status on February 16, 1996, and was subsequently signed with the Toronto Argonauts on May 6, 1996 ... 1996 ... Drummond was an Eastern and CFL All Star, and led the league with 17 Touchdowns ... He ran for 935 yards on 160 carries and 11 Touchdowns, and added 72 pass receptions for 798 yards and six additional Touchdowns ...

. SEAN GRAHAM Slotback 88

6’3”, 209 lbs, Non Import, UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Born: July 26, 1972 - Richmond, BC 4/CFL - 1/BC

Acquired: Signed as a free agent April 29, 1998 Games Played: CFL: 40 1997: 18

PRO: ... 1997 ... Sean dressed for all games for Winnipeg in 1997, catching 8 passes for 69 yards, in addition he had 11 special team tackles ... 1996 ... Graham went on to catch a total of 12 passes for 202 yards over 14 games ... 1995 ... after breaking his hand in training camp in 1995, Sean rejoined the team for the final 7 games, catching 1 pass for 40 yards ... Sean was the Winnipeg Blue Bombers first pick, 4th overall in the bonus round of the 1995 Canadian College Draft ... COLLEGE ... Sean played at the University of British Columbia for 5 years.

49 SCOTT HENDRICKSON Offensive Guard 63

6’03”, 275 lbs, Non Import, UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA Born: January 25, 1970 - Brandon, Manitoba 7/CFL - 1/BC

Acquired: Signed as a free agent March 3, 1998 Games Played: CFL: 97 1997:13

PRO: ... 1997 ... Hendrickson played in 13 games for the Green Riders last year ... 1996 ... Played in 15 games missing 3 due to ankle injury ... Played 1 game at centre for first time since College ... Scott was with Saskatchewan for 5 years, he first joined the club via the 1992 CFL College Draft ... Picked by the Roughriders 15th overall in the second round ... COLLEGE ...After red-shirting in 1998, Scott went on to play the next three seasons, capable of playing any position on the offensive line ... 1991 ... Scott became the starting center for the University of .

JEFF JONES Offensive Tackle 59

6’06”, 305 lbs, Import, TEXAS A & M

Born: May 30, 1972 - 2/NFL - 1/CFL - 1/BC

Acquired: Signed as a free agent from the Lions

PRO: ... Jones tips the scale at 305 lbs and a imposing 6’6” tall, making him the biggest BC Lion on the roster ... He saw action in 6 contests, primarily on Special Teams in 1996 while in Detroit ... He filled in for an injured Zefross Moss for most of the fourth quarter in the season opener at Minnesota and played most of the game at right tackle against Tampa Bay after Moss left the game with a knee injury ... 1995 ... Jeff was a un-drafted free agent and made the 53 man roster coming out of training camp after impressing the team with his understanding of the position ... COLLEGE ... His College career included being a three year letterman and was a starter as a senior at Texas A & M ... Backing up as a junior, and first season at left tackle, he red-shirted as a freshman ... Jones was rated as the 14th best recruit in the state by the San Antonio Light ... His major was Wildlife and fisheries and emphasis on Natural resources.

DALE JOSEPH Defensive Back 12

5’11”, 176 lbs, Import, HOWARD PAYNE Born: March 8, 1967 - Houston,Texas 5/CFL - 1/BC

Acquired: Signed as a free agent from Saskatchewan Games Played: CFL: 57 1997: 18

50 PRO: ... 1997 ...With Saskatchewan Joseph played all 18 games, making 43 tackles, 4 special team tackles, 6 knock downs, 1 sack, and 3 fumble recoveries ... 1996 ... Started in 6 games at halfback ... had 5 pass knock downs ... made 13 tackles and 3 special team tackles ... Joseph played with the of World League in 1992 ... Signed with the Philadelphia Eagles, released in August ... He went to the camp in 1991, and was released before the regular season ... COLLEGE ... Finished third in the team total tackles at his final year at Howard Payne ...As a junior Joseph grabbed 4 interceptions, 46 tackles, and batted down 12 passes ... Started his college career at wide receiver

JOSEPH’S DEFENSIVE STATS Year Team GP DT STT 1994 Sask 16 37 4 1995 Sask 17 41 3 1996 Sask 6 14 3 1997 Sask 18 43 4 TOTALS 57 135 14

DE WAYNE KNIGHT Line Backer 44

6”02”, 215 lbs, Import, VIRGINIA TECH Born: October 8, 1970 - Hampton,Virginia 4/CFL - 1/BC Acquired: Signed as a free agent from Winnipeg

Games Played: CFL: 32 1997: 14

PRO: ... 1997 ... Signed as a free agent in 1997 with Winnipeg ... Played 14 games, contributing 50 tackles, 3 special team tackles and 2 sacks ... 1996 ... His second year with the Ottawa Rough Riders, he led the team with 68 defensive tackles (10th in the CFL) ... Knight also picked up 2 quar- ter back sacks, 4 tackles, 6 pass knock downs, and 10 special team tackles ... 1995 ... De Wayne was the Rough Rider nominee for the CFL Rookie of the Year Award ... 1994 ...After his senior year at Virginia Tech, Knight had a tryout with the Philadelphia Eagles and was released ... Coached and taught high school in Newport News,Virginia before signing with the Riders in 1995 ... COLLEGE ... De Wayne was the captain in his senior year at Virginia Tech ... He started in two of his four sea- sons and was a member of the team that defeated Indiana in the .

DAN PAYNE Offensive Line 54

6’07”, 300 lbs, Non Import, Photo SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY not available Born: June 7, 1966 - , BC 9/CFL - 1/BC Acquired: Signed as a free agent May, 1998 Games Played: CFL:102 1997: 18

51 PRO: ... 1997 ... Dan played in all regular season game’s for the Boat-men in 97, as well as the 1997 Grey Cup ... 1996 ...Was a member of the offensive unit that only gave up 18 sacks to lead the CFL ...Traded in April to the Montreal Alouettes by the Saskatchewan Roughriders, along with kicker , fullback Dave Pitcher, defensive back Anthony Drawhorn, and the rights to Mathew Quiviger, in exchange for fullback Bruce Boyko, offensive tackle John James, running back Willie Latta and future considerations ... 1995 ... Played in all 18 games for the Saskatchewan Roughriders for the third straight season on the offensive line ... 1992 ...After taking a year off from football after being released by the BC Lions, Payne signed as a free agent by the Hamilton tiger-Cats in March 1992, playing in 8 games ... 1990 Played three games with the Lions in 1990 after being acquired from the Saskatchewan Roughriders in exchange for Linebacker Tony Visco ... 1989 ... Played seven games with Roughriders and won the Grey Cup in his rookie season ... Selected by the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the second round (9th overall) of the 1989 CFL College draft ... COLLEGE ... Payne played on scholarship at Purdue University for two seasons, before transferring to Simon Fraser University in 1987 ... Competed for Canada in the 1988 Olympics Seoul, where he finished in sixth in the heavyweight wrestling division

NICK RICHARDS Line Backer 39

6’0”, 240 lbs, Non Import, ACADIA UNIVERSITY Born:April 26, 1967, Derby England 4/BC - 2/BC

Acquired: Signed as a free agent by the Lions in 1997 Games Played: CFL: 26 1997: 4

PRO: ... 1997 .... Nick signed with the Lions and played the final 4 games of the season ...Was on Saskatchewan’s roster at beginning of 1997 ... Signed as a free agent by the Saskatchewan Roughriders, January 30, 1997 ... Richards was with the Ottawa Rough Riders for the 1995 and 1996 seasons ... In two years with Ottawa, Nick contributed 21 total tackles.

GLENN ROGERS Jr Defensive Back 26

6’0” 188 lbs, Import, MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY Born: June 8, 1969 - Memphis,Tenn. 6/CFL - 1/BC

Acquired: Signed as a free agent by the Lions March 4, 1998 Games Played: CFL: 89 1997: 18

PRO: ... 1997 ... Rogers Jr. has been considered an All-Star in the Canadian Football League since his rookie campaign ... Last year Glen had 44 tackles, and 6 interceptions for 94 yards, the longest being 34 yards ... 1996 ... Voted a CFL All-Canadian for the second straight time and a West Division all-star ... Second in the league and among Eskimos with a single-season high 139 interception returns ...Tied for second in the CFL with a single-season high of 7 interceptions ... 46 defensive

52 tackles and 2 QB sacks for 11 yards in losses ... 1995 ... A CFL All-Canadian for the first time and a North Division all-star in 1995 ... Tied an Eskimo record for interceptions in a game with 3 for 19 yards in a 26-18 win July 18 over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats ... 1994 ... 54 tackles, 2 interceptions, and 5 knock downs ... Chosen the CFL defensive player of the week in week 10 ... 1993 ... 62 tackles, and 5 interceptions ...Voted to the West Division all-star team ... CFL Player of the week in week 11 ... 1992 ... Signed with the of the NFL in 1992 ... Sent to the Orlando Thunder of the World League of as an allocation player ... contributed 7 interceptions, includ- ing 2 for touchdowns ...A first-team all-World League selection ...The Thunder were in the World Bowl in 1992 ... COLLEGE / PERSONAL ... Glen went to college in Memphis, where he still lives in Memphis in the off-season ... Glen was an All-Independent 1st Team All-Star at Memphis State ... also voted Defensive MVP in his senior year

GRAYSON SHILLINGFORD Wide receiver 25

5’09”, 192 lbs, Non Import, UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

Born: December 25, 1974 - Toronto, Ontario 1/CFL - 1/BC

Acquired: Signed as a free agent May 20, 1998

PRO: ... Shillingford was on the Seattle Seahawks practice roster for the past 2 years ... Drafted by the BC Lions in the first round of the 1996 Canadian College Draft ... COLLEGE ...While at UBC he finished his college career with 93 receptions for 1,456 yards and 14 touchdowns ... Led the team with 54 receptions for 843 yards and 10 touchdowns in 1995 ... Shillingford averaged 16.4 yards on 16 punt returns with 2 touchdowns and added two rushing touchdowns on 22 attempts ... His college career punt return average was 9.5 on 60 returns and 17.1 on 48 kickoff returns.

JAMAL WILLIS Running Back 32

6’02”, 218 lbs, Import, BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY

Born: December 12, 1972,Altus, Oklahoma 2/NFL - 1/CFL - 1/BC

Acquired: Signed as a free agent May, 98

PRO: ... 1997 ... Jamal was a free agent acquisition by the Denver Bronco’s ... 1996 ...Willis was in Training camp with the San Francisco 49ers but was released and did not play with any other team ... 1995 ... Originally drafted by the 49ers as an un-drafted free agent in 1995 ... Playing in 11 games with 1 start, rushing for 35 yards on 12 carries ...Willis was primarily used as a kick returner, run- ning back 17 for 427 yards (both team highs) for a 25.1 Avg ... COLLEGE ...Willis had an outstand- ing senior season at Brigham Young in 1994, rushing for 1,042 yards and 12 touchdowns, in addition to catching 33 passes for 525 yards ... He earned All-WAC Conference honours and was named Offensive MVP of the Copper Bowl ...Willis was injured for most of his junior season, following a sophomore season in which he rushed for 1,104 yards.

53 1998 BC LIONS ROOKIES

ALFREDO ANDERSON Running Back 31 5’11”, 180 lbs., Import, IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY Born: December 2, 1973 R/CFL - R/BC

Acquired: Signed as a free agent from the Dallas Cowboys

COLLEGE ...Anderson was the candidate in college ... Broke the Idaho State University rushing record with 1192 yards in 1996 ... He rushed for 3142 yards and 4582 all pur- pose yards, and 778 yards receiving in his 4 years at college.

ANTONIO ARMSTRONG Defensive Back 56 6’02”, 235 lbs, Non-Import TEXAS A&M Born: December 15, 1975 R/CFL - R/BC

Acquired: Signed as a free agent in May, 1998

JAMES BROWN Quarterback 17 6’00”, 195 lbs, Import, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Born: May 17, 1975 - Houston,Texas R/CFL - R/BC

Acquired: Signed as a free agent in May, 1998

COLLEGE ...A four year starter who finished his career as the most prolific quarterback in Longhorn history ... holds 30 U-Texas records, including career TD passes (53), passing yards (7,638) and total offense (8,049) ... His seven career 300 yard passing games and 397 yard passing day vs Texas Tech as a senior are also U-Texas records ...Tied his own Longhorn record in 1997 with 82 straight pass attempts without an interception ... Set U-Texas single season records of 2,468 passing yards and 2,587 total offense yards as a junior and 19 TD passes as a sophomore ...Was the signal- caller for a offense that was the most prolific in Longhorn History (5,525 yards) in 1996 ... It was the only offense in the country to rank in the top 25 in all four major offensive categories (passing offense, rushing offense, total offense, scoring offense) that season ... Was named the SWC Offensive Player of the Year in 1995 ...An intense competitor, he finished his career with a 25-13-1 record as a starter at U-Texas (No. 3 on the Longhorn all-time QB victory list) ... Since his first var- sity start as a high school junior he was 44-51-1 ... Completed eight of 13 passes for 150 yards and two TD’s in leading the Gray squad to victory in the 1997 Blue-Gray All-Star game.

54 BROWN’S COLLEGE PASSING STATS TEAM YEAR GP A C YDS PCT INT LG TD U-TEXAS 94 TO 97 42 1003 546 7638* 54.4 37 68 53*

BROWNS COLLEGE RUSHING STATS TEAM YEAR GP NO YDS AVG LG TD U-TEXAS 94 TO 97 42 193 411 2.1 27 6 *School Record

MIKE CRUMB Defensive Back 37 6’00”, 195 lbs, Non Import, UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN Born: November 24, 1970 - Kelowna BC R/CFL - R/BC

Acquired: Signed as an un-drafted free agent in May, 1998

JUAN JOHNSON Running Back 23 6’01”, 215 lbs, Import, UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Born: January 28, 1976 ñ Columbus Georgia R/CFL - R/BC

Acquired: Signed as a free agent May, 1998

MATT KELLETT Kicker 48 6’01, 185 lbs, Non Import, UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN Born: May 4, 1973, Regina, Saskatchewan R/CFL - R/BC

Acquired: Drafted by the Lions 3rd round (14th overall) 1998 Canadian College Draft

STEVE MUHAMMAD Defensive Back 22 5’11”, 185 Lbs, Import, FRESNO STATE UNIVERSITY Born: October 19, 1973 R/CFL - R/BC

Acquired: Signed as an un-drafted free agent

55 1993 - 1998 BC LIONS DRAFT PICKS

ROUND OVERALL PICK SCHOOL

1998 DRAFT 1 3 Steve Hardin OL Oregon University 2 9 SB Minnesota 3 14 K University Saskatchewn 5 30 Bernard Gravel DB Laval University 5 31 Francesco Pepe Esposito LB Laval University

1997 DRAFT 1 3 to Edmonton (trade) 2 10 from Sask. Bob Beveridge OL UBC 2 11 to Montreal (trade) 3 19 Paul Stoilen LB SFU 3 20 from Winnipeg John Partchenko OL Michigan 4 25 from Ottawa SB/K SFU 4 27 Martin Miller DB Manitoba 5 35 Jamie MacDonald OT Northern Illinios 6 43 Kelly Lochbaum LB Northen Arizona

1996 DRAFT 1 6 Mark Pimiskern LB Washington State 2 15 Andrew English SB UBC 3 24 Brad Yamaoka RB UBC 4 33 Kevin Ho-Young RB St.Francis Xavier 5 42 Victor Bryan DB SFU 6 51 Brian Bourne OL UBC 7 60 Paul Greenhow DB Queen’s

1995 DRAFT Bonus 8 Mark Hatfield OT Bishop’s 1 16 Brian Conlan OT UBC 5 47 QB Acadia 6 55 Ian Crawford WR Bishop’s

1994 DRAFT 1 6 from Toronto Trevor Shaw WR Weber State 1 9 WR Wilfrid Laurier 2 17 WR McMaster 3 25 Mike Bromilow DT SFU 5 39 Paul Blackwood RB Cincinnati 6 46 Paul Zuccato LB SFU

1993 DRAFT 1 1 Patrick Burke DB Fresno State 2 7 DB Bishops 5 31 Paul Pakulak RB SFU 6 39 Reinhart Keller DL Wilfrid Laurier 7 47 LB Rockey Mtn. College

56 1997 CFL STANDINGS

WESTERN CONFERENCE

W L T F A PTS PCT EDMONTON ESKIMOS 12 6 0 479 400 25 0.667 CALGARY STAMPEDERS 10 8 0 519 443 20 0.556 SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS 8 10 0 413 479 16 0.444 BC LIONS 8 10 0 429 536 16 0.444

EASTERN CONFERENCE

W L T F A PTS PCT TORONTO ARGONAUTS 15 3 0 660 327 30 0.833 MONTREAL ALOUETTES 13 5 0 509 532 26 0.722 WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS 4 14 0 443 548 8 0.222 HAMILTON TIGER-CATS 2 16 0 362 549 4 0.111

WESTERN SEMI FINAL

SASKATCHEWAN 33 at CALGARY 30

EASTERN SEMI FINAL

BC LIONS 35 at MONTREAL ALLOUETTES 45

WESTERN FINAL

SASKATCHEWAN 31 at EDMONTON 30

EASTERN FINAL

M0NTREAL 30 at TORONTO 37

1997 GREY CUP CHAMPIONSHIP IN EDMONTON

TORONTO 47 - SASKATCHEWAN 23

57 1997 BC LIONS YARDSTICKS

BC Lions Opponents Touchdowns (rushing-passing-other) 17-21-7 19-32-4 Converts (one point) 43 54 Converts (two points) 0 1 Field goals (made-attempts) 35-46 43-57 Singles 7 16 Safety touch 2 3 Time of possesion (average) 30:22 29:38 First Downs Rushing 130 115 Passing 198 220 Penalty 17 21 Total First Downs 345 356

Offensive yards Net rushing 2109 1966 Net passing 4714 4887 Gross yards 6823 6850 Team losses 427 359 Total Offense 6396 6494

Total plays from scrimmage 1388 1346 Times possession lost on downs 8 4 Rushing plays 351 354 Passes attempted 598 593 Passes completed 386 358 PCT complete 64.5 60.4 Punts (excluding missed field goals) 146 121 Punting yardage 5850 5324 Punting average 40.8 44.0 Punts returned 91 116 Punt return yards 985 1130 Net punting average 33.1 35.9 Kick-offs 79 92 Kick-off yards 4035 5497 Kick-offs returned 87 76 Kick-off return yards 1700 1406 Kick-off return avg. 19.5 18. Times penalized 213 158 Yards penalized 1507 1249 Penalties declined by 26 38 Gains forfeited on penalties 385 210 Fumbles 31 28 Fumbles lost 19 19 Fumble return yards 186 80 Interceptions by 25 13 Interception return yards 380 300 Quarterback sacks by 43 49 Tackles for a loss by 30 65

58 1997 BC Lions Game Participation

59 players wore the BC Lions jersey in 1997. The following is the number of games each player participated in. Players on the injured list during the season or who played in the play-off game only were recognized as playing this year.

18 Games , Giulio Caravatta, Moe Elewonibi, , Greg Frers,Todd Furdyk, Maurice Kelly, Cory Mantyka, Lui Passaglia, Virgil Robertson,Trevor Shaw, Jamie Taras, Brad Yamaoka

17 Games Leonard Humphries,Alfred Jackson

16 Games Andrew English, Damion Lyons, , Frank Pimiskern, Johnny Scott , Larry Thompson

15 Games Robert Holland, Mike Withycombe

14 Games Chuck Bradley, Cory Philpot

13 Games Bret Anderson

12 Games Dave Chaytors, Dave Donaldson, BJ Gallis

11 Games Brooks Findlay, Kelly Lochbaum,Al Shipman, Don Wilson

10 Games Tyrone Chatman,Wayne Drinkwalter, Harry Van Hofwegen

9 Games David Maeva, Peter Miller

8 Games Doug Davies

7 Games Daved Benefield, Rashid Gayle, Mark Hatfield

6 Games Sammie Brennan, Steven Glenn, Nick Mazzoli

5 Games Eddie Thomas

4 Games Nick Richards

3 Games Leonard Jean-Pierre

2 Games Shalon Baker,Vic Bryan

1 Game Sheldon Benoit, , Martin Miller, Andre Strode

0 Games (Injured + Play-offs) Vito Greco, Khari Jones, Pat McNerney, Chris Tsangaris

59 1997 BC LIONS RESULTS

PRE-SEASON

Attend. W- L- T June 8 Edmonton 15 at BC 32 10,284 1 - 0 - 0 June 17 BC 18 at Calgary 30 29,000 1 - 1 - 0

REGULAR SEASON

June 26 Sask. 24 at BC 23 18,881 0 - 1 - 0 July 3 Calgary 16 at BC 17 17,206 1 - 1 - 0 July 10 BC 41 at Edmonton 31 26,010 2 - 1 - 0 July 19 Winnipeg 17 at BC 21 22,312 3 - 1 - 0 July 24 Toronto 34 at BC 20 23,330 3 - 2 - 0 August 2 BC 42 at Hamilton 24 12,032 4 - 2 - 0 August 9 Montreal 45 at BC 31 19,106 4 - 3 - 0 August 15 BC 39 at Sask. 26 28,556 5 - 3 - 0 August 22 Calgary 23 at BC 37 20,303 6 - 3 - 0 August 30 BC 33 at Montreal 34 11,050 6 - 4 - 0 Sept. 7 BC 12 at Sask. 46 22,966 6 - 5 - 0 Sept. 13 Edmonton 1 at BC 27 25,088 7 - 5 - 0 Sept. 19 BC 14 at Winnipeg 26 21,732 7 - 6 - 0 Sept. 26 Hamilton 33 at BC 34 18,258 8 - 6 - 0 October 4 BC 3 at Toronto 46 17,019 8 - 7 - 0 October 10 Sask. 26 at BC 19 22,399 8 - 8 - 0 October 19 BC 7 at Edmonton 41 31,958 8 - 9 - 0 October 26 BC 9 at Calgary 43 24,690 8 -10 -0

PLAYOFFS (Eastern Semi Final) November 2 BC 35 at Montreal 45 16,257 0 - 1- 0

POINTS SCORED For : 429 (avg. 23.8) Against: 536 (average: 29.8) Reg. Season Record : 8 wins, 10 losses (Home 5-4,Away 3-6) Reg. Season Home Attendence : 186,777 (Average : 20,753)

60 1997 BC LIONS STATISTICS LEADERS

SCORING GP TD Run Rec RT FG C 2-C S ST TPS Lui Passaglia 18 0 0 0 0 35 43 0 7 0 155 Alfred Jackson 17 10 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 54 Damon Allen 18 8 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 48 Al Shipman 11 5 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 30 Sean Millington 16 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 Cory Philpot 14 4 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 Larry Thompson 16 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 Mike Trevathan 18 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 Virgil Robertson 18 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 12 Jimmy Cunningham 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Leonard Humphries 17 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 Maurice Kelly 18 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 David Maeva 9 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 Cory Mantyka 18 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 Team 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 Lions Totals 18 45 17 21 7 35 43 0 7 2 429 Opp.Totals 18 55 19 32 4 43 53 1 16 3 536

RUSHING GP NO YDS AVG LG TD Sean Millington 16 153 865 5.7 54 5 Damon Allen 18 112 834 7.4 28 8 Cory Philpot 14 68 304 4.5 48 3 Brad Yamaoka 18 8 62 8.8 18 0 Giulio Caravatta 18 2 26 13.0 19 0 Andrew English 16 1 4 4.0 4 0 Al Shipman 11 7 6 0.7 7 1 Lions Totals 18 352 2106 6.0 54 17 Opp.Totals 18 352 1973 5.6 60 19

RECEIVING GP NO YDS AVG LG TD Alfred Jackson 17 79 1322 16.7 73 10 Mike Trevathan 18 49 846 17.3 45 3 Larry Thompson 16 71 746 10.5 45 3 Al Shipman 11 45 483 10.7 66 3 Sean Millington 16 49 469 9.6 29 0 Cory Philpot 14 36 294 8.2 23 1 Andrew English 16 12 125 10.4 21 0 Nick Mazzoli 6 14 132 9.4 16 0 Trevor Shaw 18 6 104 17.3 30 0 Jimmy Cunningham 1 8 85 10.6 39 1 Lions Totals 18 386 4714 12.2 73 21 Opp.Totals 18 358 4888 13.7 71 30

61 PASSING GP ATT COMP YDS PCT INT LG TD Damon Allen 18 583 378 4653 64.8 11 73 21 Giulio Caravatta 18 13 7 64 53.8 1 16 0 Lui Passaglia 18 2 1 -3 50.0 1 -3 0 Lions Totals 18 598 386 4714 64.5 12 73 21 Opp.Totals 18 593 358 4888 60.4 24 71 32

PUNTING GP NO YDS AVG LG S Net NetAVG Lui Passaglia 18 114 4703 41.3 76 4 3761 33.0 Giulio Caravatta 18 31 1214 39.2 54 0 1139 36.7 Bret Anderson 12 1 33 33.0 33 0 28 28.0 Lions Totals 18 146 5950 40.7 76 4 4828 33.1 Opp.Totals 18 121 5320 44.0 70 4 4336 35.8

FIELD GOALS GP ATT GOOD Pct YDS AVG LG S Lui Passaglia 18 45 35 77.8 1064 30.4 50 3 Lions Totals 18 45 35 77.8 1064 30.4 50 3 Opp.Totals 18 57 43 75.4 1416 32.9 48 5

FIELD GOALS PASSAGLIA OPPONENTS 0-9 yds 0-0 0-0 (Good / Tried) 10-19 yds 9-9 6-6 20-29 yds 6-6 13-14 30-39 yds 10-16 6-11 40-49 yds 9-12 16-23 50+ yds 1-2 1-2 Totals 35-45 43-57

CONVERTS GP ATT MADE Lui Passaglia 18 43 43 Lions Totals 18 43 43 Opp.Totals 18 53 53

MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURNS GP NO YDS AVG LG TD Eddie Thomas 5 1 22 22.0 22 0 Cory Philpot 14 1 16 16.0 16 0 Al Shipman 11 1 13 13.0 13 0 Lions Totals 18 3 51 17.0 22 0 Opp.Totals 18 6 257 42.8 94 0

62 PUNT RETURNS GP NO YDS AVG LG TD Al Shipman 11 52 665 12.8 76 1 Larry Thompson 16 27 224 8.3 35 0 Rashid Gayle 6 4 57 14.3 20 0 Shalon Baker 2 2 12 6.0 7 0 Jimmy Cunningham 1 1 9 9.0 9 0 Andrew English 15 3 8 2.7 10 0 Cory Philpot 13 1 5 5.0 5 0 Mike Trevathan 17 1 4 4.0 4 0 Lions Totals 18 91 984 10.8 76 1 Opp.Totals 18 117 1030 8.8 65 1

KICK-OFF RETURNS GP NO YDS AVG LG TD Al Shipman 11 35 746 21.3 80 0 Larry Thompson 16 17 353 20.8 62 0 Cory Philpot 14 12 224 18.7 28 0 Rashid Gayle 6 8 128 16.0 26 0 Jimmy Cunningham 1 4 118 29.5 38 0 Greg Frers 18 3 41 17.0 19 0 Andrew English 16 2 27 13.5 15 0 Shalon Baker 2 1 21 21.0 21 0 Eddie Thomas 5 2 13 6.5 8 0 Dave Donaldson 12 1 14 14.0 14 0 Daved Benefield 7 1 10 10.0 10 0 Sean Millington 16 1 0 0 0 0 Lions Totals 18 87 1695 19.5 80 0 Opp.Totals 18 77 1406 18.3 62 0

KICK-OFFS GP NO YDS AVG LG S Bret Anderson 13 52 2728 52.5 67 0 Giulio Caravatta 18 24 1266 52.8 67 0 Lui Passaglia 18 3 41 13.7 18 0 Lions Totals 18 79 4035 51.2 67 0 Opp.Totals 18 92 5497 59.8 87 3

INTERCEPTION RETURNS GP NO YDS AVG LG TD Don Wilson 12 4 19 4.8 17 0 Maurice Kelly 18 4 29 7.3 14 0 Rashid Gayle 6 3 50 16.6 46 0 Leonard Humphries 17 3 105 35.0 76 1

63 INTERCEPTION RETURNS (ctd)

GP NO YDS AVG LG TD Greg Frers 18 3 79 29.5 59 0 Eddie Thomas 5 2 17 8.5 13 0 Robert Holland 15 2 41 20.5 41 0 Damion Lyons 16 2 18 9.0 18 0 David Maeva 9 1 22 22.0 22 0 Lions Totals 18 24 380 15.8 76 1 Opp.Totals 18 13 300 23.1 82 3

DEFENSIVE FUMBLE RECOVERIES GP NO YDS AVG LG TD Maurice Kelley 18 3 112 37.3 84 1 Virgil Robertson 18 3 30 10.0 25 2 David Maeva 9 2 37 18.5 30 1 Johnny Scott 16 2 0 0 0 0 Joe Fleming 18 1 7 7.0 7 0 Frank Pimiskern 16 1 0 0 0 0 Tyrone Chatman 10 1 0 0 0 0 Dave Chaytors 12 1 0 0 0 0 Brooks Findlay 11 1 0 0 0 0 Damion Lyons 16 1 0 0 0 0 Sammie Brennan 6 1 0 0 0 0 Don Wilson 12 1 0 0 0 0 Greg Frers 18 1 0 0 0 0 Lions Totals 18 19 186 9.8 84 4 Opp.Totals 18 19 80 4.4 45 0

QUARTERBACK SACKS GP NO YDS Joe Fleming 18 9 42 Virgil Robertson 18 9 61 Dave Chaytors 12 8 47 Johnny Scott 16 4 38 B.J. Gallis 12 4 13 Maurice Kelly 18 3 30 Tyrone Chatman 10 2 7 David Maeva 9 2 15 Daved Benefield 7 2 13 Lions Totals 18 43 265 Opp.Totals 18 49 303

64 TACKLES FOR A LOSS GP NO YDS Joe Fleming 18 7 35 Dave Chaytors 12 4 14 Maurice Kelly 18 4 20 Johnny Scott 16 3 4 Tyrone Chatman 10 2 5 Daved Benefield 7 2 7 Sean Millington 16 2 10 Mike Trevathan 18 1 1 Brooks Findlay 11 1 3 Virgil Robertson 18 1 2 Don Wilson 12 1 1 Leonard Humphries 17 1 1 David Maeva 9 1 1 Kelly Lochbaum 11 1 1 Harry van Hofwegen 10 1 5 B.J. Gallis 12 1 1 Lions Totals 18 32 113 Opp.Totals 18 33 102

TURNOVERS DOWNS INTERCEPTIONS FUMBLES TOTAL LIONS 8 13 19 40 Opposition 4 24 19 47 Lions Net -4 +1 E +7

FUMBLES NUMBER LOST Lions 30 19 Opposition 27 19

PENALTIES NUMBER YARDS Lions 211 1517 Opposition 158 1249

SCORING BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Lions 77 141 71 140 429 Opposition 90 182 115 149 535

65 BC LIONS RECORD WHEN

Scoring First 6-3 Opposition Scores First 2-7 Leading After 1st Quarter 5-2 Trailing After 1st Quarter 2-6 Tied After 1st Quarter 1-2 Leading at Half-Time 5-3 Trailing After Half-Time 3-7 Leading After 3rd Quarter 4-3 Trailing After 3rd Quarter 4-7 Home 5-4 Road 3-6 June 0-1 July 3-1 August 3-2 September 2-2 October 0-4 Lions have More Offense 5-4 Opposition has More Offense 3-6 vs West 5-5 vs East 3-5 BC Scores 30+ 5-3 Lions are Minus in Turnovers 6-4 Lions have 10+ Penalties 5-7 Lions have -10 Penalties 3-3 Damon Allen as Starter 8-9 Lions Lead in Time of Poss. 6-4 Opposition Lead in Time of Poss. 2-6 Damon Allen Scores a TD 6-1 Alfred Jackson has 100+ yds Receiving 4-1

66 1997 BC LIONS DEFENSIVE STATS

GP TA ST QS FF INT KD BK FR Maurice Kelly 18 68 5 3 5 4 4 0 3 BJ Gallis 12 45 9 4 3 0 2 0 0 Joe Fleming 18 45 5 9 1 0 1 0 1 Leonard Humphries 17 44 1 0 1 3 8 0 0 Greg Frers 18 44 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 Don Wilson 12 44 7 0 1 4 3 0 0 David Maeva 9 43 1 2 2 1 0 0 2 Tyrone Chatman 10 38 4 2 1 0 1 0 1 Kelly Lochbaum 11 38 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 Robert Holland 15 33 5 0 0 2 5 0 0 Johnny Scott 16 32 2 4 2 0 1 0 2 Virgil Robertson 18 28 2 9 0 0 0 0 3 Damion Lyons 16 27 0 0 0 2 8 0 1 Dave Chaytors 12 26 0 8 0 0 2 0 1 Rashid Gayle 6 17 1 0 0 3 1 0 0 Daved Benefield 7 15 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 Eddie Thomas 5 14 3 0 0 2 1 0 0 Brooks Findlay 11 14 10 0 0 0 0 0 1 Frank Pimiskern 16 8 8 0 0 0 1 0 1 Sean Millington 16 4 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 Harry van Hofwegen 11 4 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nick Mazzoli 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Andre Strode 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cory Philpot 14 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Todd Furdyk 18 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Steven Glenn 6 0 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 Brad Yamaoka 18 0 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mike Trevathan 18 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 Peter Miller 9 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 Wayne Drinkwalter 10 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 Andrew English 16 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 Trevor Shaw 18 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sammie Brennan 6 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 Giulio Caravatta 18 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Larry Thompson 16 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bret Anderson 12 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sheldon Benoit 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chuck Bradley 14 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Damon Allen 18 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Leonard Jean-Pierre 3 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 Doug Davies 9 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dave Donaldson 12 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 Nick Richards 4 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0

Lions Totals 18 648 203 43 19 24 45 0 19 Opposition Totals 18 643 157 48 13 13 34 0 19

67 1997 BC LIONS BEST SINGLE PLAY/GAME PERFORMANCES

TEAM PERFORMANCES

Most Points Scored/Game Lions 42 BC at Hamilton Aug. 5 Opponents 46 BC at Saskatchewan Sep. 7 46 BC at Toronto Oct. 4

Most Points Scored/Quarter Lions 22 Hamilton at BC Sept 26 Opponents 30 Montreal at BC Aug. 9

Most Points Scored/1st Quarter Lions 17 BC at Saskatchewan Aug.15 Opponents 17 BC at Calgary Oct. 26

Most Points Scored/2nd Quarter Lions 20 BC at Edmonton July 10 Opponents 30 Montreal at BC Aug. 9

Most Points Scored/3rd Quarter Lions 14 BC at Montreal Aug. 30 Opponents 18 BC at Edmonton Oct. 19

Most Points Scored/4th Quarter Lions 22 Hamilton at BC Sept 26 Oppoistion 21 BC at Edmonton July 10

Fewest Points Scored/Game Lions 3 BC at Toronto Oct.4 Opponents 1 Edmonton at BC Sept. 13

Fewest Points Scored/Quarter Lions 0 15 times Opponents 0 13 times

68 Most 1st Downs/Game Lions 31 Hamilton at BC Sept 26 Opponents 29 BC at Toronto Oct. 4

Fewest 1st Downs/Game Lions 8 BC at Toronto Oct. 4 Opponents 12 Edmonton at BC Sept. 13

Most Rushing 1st Downs/Game Lions 13 BC at Saskatchewan Aug.15 Opponents 13 Montreal at BC Aug. 9

Fewest Rushing 1st Downs/Game Lions 2 Winnipeg at BC July 19 2 BC at Toronto Oct. 4 Opponents 3 BC at Saskatchewan Aug.15

Most Passing 1st Downs/Game Lions 22 Hamilton at BC Sept 22 Opponents 20 BC at Toronto Oct. 4

Fewest Passing 1st Downs/Game Lions 5 BC at Edmonton Oct. 19 Opponents 8 BC at Montreal Aug. 30 8 Edmonton at BC Sept. 13 8 BC at Winnipeg Sept. 19 8 Hamilton at BC Sept. 26

Most Net Yards/Game Lions 542 yds BC at Saskatchewan Aug.15 Opponents 498 yds BC at Edmonton Oct. 19

Fewest Net Yards/Game Lions 159 BC at Toronto Oct. 4 Opponents 253 yds BC at Montreal Aug. 30

Most Rushing Attempts/Game Lions 36 BC at Saskatchewan Aug.15 Opponents 32 Winnipeg at BC July 19

69 Fewest Rushing Attempts/Game Lions 6 BC at Calgary Oct. 26 Opponents 11 BC at Edmonton July 10 11 BC at Saskatchewan Aug.15 11 Calgary at BC Aug. 22

Most Rushing Yards/Game Lions 242 yds BC at Saskatchewan Aug.15 Opponents 236 yds Montreal at BC Aug. 9

Fewest Rushing Yards/Game Lions 26 yds Winnipeg at BC July 19 Opponents 2 yds BC at Edmonton July 10

Most Passing Yards/Game Lions 389 yds Hamilton at BC Sept. 26 Opponents 384 yds BC at Edmonton Oct. 19

Fewest Passing Yards/Game Lions 153 yds BC at Toronto Oct. 4 Opponents 123 yds BC at Montreal Aug. 30

Most Quarterback Sacks/Game Lions 5 Winnipeg at BC July 19 5 Montreal at BC Aug. 9 5 BC at Calgary Oct. 26 Opponents 7 BC at Toronto Oct. 4

Fewest Quarterback Sacks/Game Lions 0 Toronto at BC July 24 0 BC at Edmonton Oct. 19 0 BC at Winnipeg Sept. 19 Opponents 0 BC at Saskatchewan Sept. 7

Most Passing Attempts/Game Lions 58 Hamilton at BC Sept. 26 Opponents 49 BC at Toronto Oct. 4

Fewest Passing Attempts/Game Lions 25 BC at Toronto Oct. 4 Opponents 18 BC at Montreal Aug. 30

70 Most Pass Completions/Game Lions 38 Hamilton at BC Sept. 26 Opponents 35 BC at Toronto Oct. 4

Fewest Pass Completions/Game Lions 14 BC at Toronto Oct. 4 14 BC at Edmonton Oct. 19 Opponents 11 BC at Montreal Aug. 30

Most Pass Interceptions/Game Lions 2 BC at Montreal Aug 30 2 Hamilton at BC Sept. 26 2 Saskatchewan at BC Oct. 10 Opponents 6 BC at Edmonton July 10

Fewest Pass Interceptions/Game Lions 0 7 times Opponents 0 5 times

Most Touchdowns/Game Lions 5 BC at Hamilton Aug. 2 Opponents 6 BC at Saskatchewan Sept. 7 6 BC at Toronto Oct. 4

Fewest Touchdowns/Game Lions 0 BC at Toronto Oct. 4 Opponents 0 Edmonton at BC Sept. 13

Most Passing Touchdowns/Game Lions 3 Montreal at BC Aug. 9 Opponents 3 BC at Edmonton July 10 3 Montreal at BC Aug. 9 3 BC at Toronto Oct. 4

Most Rushing Touchdowns/Game Lions 3 BC at Saskatchewan Aug.15 Opponents 3 Montreal at BC Aug. 9 3 BC at Saskatchewan Sept. 7

71 Most Field Goals/Game Lions 4 BC at Winnipeg July 6 4 Hamilton at BC Sept. 26 4 Saskatchewan at BC Oct. 10 Opponents 6 BC at Winnipeg Sept. 19

Most Punts/Game Lions 12 BC at Toronto Oct. 4 Opponents 10 Winnipeg at BC July 19 10 BC at Saskatchewan Aug.15

Fewest Punts/Game Lions 5 Calgary at BC Aug. 22 5 BC at Montreal Aug. 30 5 Hamilton at BC Sept. 26 Opponents 4 BC at Calgary Oct. 26

Most Punting Yards/Game Lions 550 yds Winnipeg at BC July 19 Opponents 458 yds Winnipeg at BC July 19

Fewest Punting Yards/Game Lions 159 yds BC at Montreal Aug. 30 Opponents 152 BC at Calgary Oct. 26

Most Penalties/Game Lions 23 BC at Edmonton July 10 Opponents 20 BC at Montreal Aug. 30

Fewest Penalties/Game Lions 4 Toronto at BC July 24 Opponents 1 BC at Toronto Oct. 4

Most Penalty Yards/Game Lions 150 yds BC at Calgary Oct. 26 Opponents 139 yds Hamilton at BC Sept. 26

72 Fewest Penalty Yards/Game Lions 25 yds Toronto at BC July 24 Opponents 10 yds Calgary at BC Aug. 22 10 yds Edmonton at BC Sept. 13 10 yds BC at Toronto Oct. 4

Most Fumbles/Game Lions 7 Saskatchewan at BC June 26 Opponents 5 BC at Edmonton July 10

Most Fumbles Lost/Game Lions 3 Saskatchewan at BC June 26 3 BC at Montreal Aug. 30 3 BC at Winnipeg Sept. 19 Opponents 3 BC at Edmonton July 10 3 BC at Hamilton Aug. 2 3 Edmonton at BC Sept. 13

Fewest Fumbles/Game Lions 0 7 times Opponents 0 7 times

Fewest Fumbles Lost/Game Lions 0 8 times Opponents 0 8 times

Most Turnovers/Game Lions 5 BC at Montreal Aug. 30 5 BC at Toronto Oct. 4 Opponents 9 BC at Edmonton July 10

Longest Time of Possession Lions 38:25 BC at Montreal Aug. 30 Opponents 37:04 BC at Edmonton Oct. 19

Shortest Time of Possession Lions 22:56 BC at Edmonton Oct. 19 Opponents 21:35 BC at Montreal Aug. 30

73 Most Converts/Game Lions 5 BC at Hamilton Aug. 2 Opponents 6 BC at Saskatchewan Sept. 7 6 BC at Toronto Oct 4

Most Points Both Teams/Game 76 Montreal at BC Aug. 9

Fewest Points Both Teams/Game 28 Edmonton at BC Sept. 13

Most Kick-off Returns/Game Lions 8 BC at Saskatchewan Sept. 7 Opponents 7 Calgary at BC Aug. 22

Most Kick-off Return Yards/Game Lions 182 yds BC at Calgary Oct. 26 Opponents 122 yds Toronto at BC July 24 122 yds BC at Hamilton Aug. 2 122 yds Montreal at BC Aug. 9 122 yds Calgary at BC Aug. 22

Most Punt Returns/Game Lions 9 Winnipeg at BC July 19 9 BC at Saskatchewan Aug.15 Opponents 10 Winnipeg at BC July 19

Most Punt Return Yards/Game Lions 138 yds Toronto at BC July 24 Opponents 152 yds BC at Saskatchewan Sept. 7

INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES Longest Run from Scrimmage Lions 54 yards Sean Millington - Aug. 30 at Montreal Opponents 60 yards Mike Pringle, Mtl. - Aug 30 at Montreal

Longest Touchdown Run Lions 54 yards Sean Millington - Aug. 30 at Montreal Opponents 60 yards Mike Pringle, Mtl. - Aug 30 at Montreal

74 Longest Completed Pass Lions 73 yards & a TD Damon Allen to Alfred Jackson - July 19 vs Winnipeg Opponents 71 yards & a TD Danny McManus to Eddie Brown, Edm. - July 10 at Edmonton

Longest TD Reception Lions 73 yards Damon Allen to Alfred Jackson - July 19 vs Winnipeg Opponents 71 yards Danny McManus to Eddie Brown, Edm. - July 10 at Edmonton

Longest Punt Lions 76 yards Lui Passaglia - Sept. 7 at Saskatchewan Opponents 66 yards ,Tor - July 24 vs Toronto

Longest Punt Return Lions 76 yards Al Shipman - Aug. 22nd vs. Calgary Opponents 65 yards Mike Clemons,Tor - July 24 vs Toronto

Longest Kick-off Lions 67 yards Giulio Caravatta - July 10 at Edmonton 67 yards Bret Anderson - Aug. 15 at Saskatchewan Opponents 87 yards Sean Fleming, Edm - Oct. 19 at Edmonton

Longest Kick-off Return Lions 80 yards Al Shipman - June 26 vs Saskatchewan Opponents 62 yards Mike Clemons,Tor. - July 24 vs Toronto

Longest Interception Return Lions 76 yards & a TD Leonard Humphries - Aug. 2 at Hamilton Opponents 37 Donald Smith,Tor. - Oct.4 at Toronto

Longest Fumble Return Lions 84 yards & a TD Maurice Kelly - Aug. 30 at Montreal Opponents 27 yards Larry McSeed, Mtl - August 9 vs Montreal

Longest Unsuccessful Field Goal Return Lions 22 yards Eddie Thomas - July 3 vs Calgary Opponents 94 yards Chris Wright, Mtl - Aug. 30 at Montreal

75 Longest Field Goal Lions 50 yards Lui Passaglia - Oct. 26 at Calgary Opponents 52 yards Paul McCullum, Sask. - Oct 10 vs. Sask.

Most Yards Rushing/Game Lions 212 yards Sean Millington - Aug.15 at Saskatchewan (Team Record) Opponents 190 yards Ron Williams,Wpg. - July 19 vs Winnipeg

Carries/Game Lions 26 Sean Millington - Aug.15 at Saskatchewan Opponents 26 Ron Williams,Wpg. - July 19 vs Winnipeg

Most Rushing Touchdowns/Game Lions 2 Damon Allen - Aug. 15 at Saskatchewan 2 Sean Millington - Aug. 30 at Montreal Opponents 3 Mike Pringle, Mtl - August 9 vs Montreal

Receptions/Game Lions 10 Cory Philpot - Sept. 26 vs Hamilton Opponents 15 Mike Clemons,Tor. - Oct. 4 at Toronto

Yards Receiving/Game Lions 266 yards Alfred Jackson - July 19 vs Winnipeg Opponents 142 yards Dan Farthing, Sask. - Aug. 15 at Saskatchewan

Most Touchdown Receptions/Game Lions 2 Alfred Jackson - July 19 vs Winnipeg 2 Alfred Jackson - Aug. 22 vs. Calgary 2 Alfred Jackson - Sept. 26 vs Hamilton Opponents 2 Eddie Brown, Edm - July 10 at Edmonton 2 Mike Clemons,Tor. - Oct. 4 at Toronto

Passing Attempts/Game Lions 57 Damon Allen - Sept. 26 vs. Hamilton Opponents 44 Jeff Garcia, Cal. - July 3 vs Calgary 44 Doug Flutie,Tor - Oct. 4 at Toronto

76 Pass Completions/Game Lions 34 Damon Allen - Sept. 26 at Hamilton Opponents 33 Doug Flutie,Tor. - Oct. 4 at Toronto

Passing Yards/Game Lions 392 yards Damon Allen - Sept. 26 vs Hamilton Opponents 359 yards Danny McManus, Edm. - Oct. 19 at Edm.

Passing Touchdowns/Game Lions 3 Damon Allen - Aug. 9 vs Montreal Opponents 3 Danny McManus, Edm. - July 10 at Edm. 3 , Ham. - Aug. 2 at Ham. 3 Doug Flutie,Tor. - Oct. 4 at Toronto

Points Scored/Game/Player Lions 17 Lui Passaglia - July 10 at Edmonton Opponents 20 ,Wpg. - Sept. 13 at Wpg.

Most QB Sacks/Game/Player Lions 3 Dave Chaytors - Oct. 26 at Calgary Opponents 2 DeWayne Patterson, Cal. - July 3 vs Cal. 2 Grant Carter,Wpg. - Sept. 13 at Winnipeg 2 , Ham. - Sept 26 vs. Hamilton 2 Demetrius Maxie,Tor - Oct. 4 at Toronto 2 ,Tor. - Oct. 4 at Toronto

Most Combined Yards/Game Lions 281 yards Al Shipman - July 24 vs Toronto Opponents 301 yards Mike Clemons,Tor. - Oct. 4 at Toronto

Most Kick-off Returns/Game/Player Lions 5 Larry Thompson - Oct. 4 at Toronto Opponents 5 Aaron Ruffin - Aug. 2 at Hamilton

Most Kick-off Return Yards/Game/Player Lions 145 yards Al Shipman - June 26 vs Saskatchewan Opponents 110 yards Aaron Ruffin, Ham. - Aug. 2 at Ham.

Most Field Goals/Game Lions 4 Lui Passaglia - July 10 at Edmonton 4 Lui Passaglia - Sept. 26 vs. Hamilton 4 Lui Passaglia - Oct. 10 vs. Saskatchewan Opponents 6 Troy Westwood,Wpg. - Sept. 13 at Wpg.

77 Most Punt Returns/Game Lions 9 Al Shipman - July 19 vs Winnipeg Opponents 8 Mike Clemons,Toronto - July 24 vs Toronto 8 Chris Wright, Mtl - August 9 vs Montreal

Most Punt Return Yards/Game Lions 138 yards Al Shipman - July 24 vs Toronto Opponents 108 yards Mike Clemons,Tor - July 24 vs Toronto

BC LIONS QUARTERBACKS

Record as a Starter Damon Allen as a starter 8-10

Starts Complete Games Games Played Games Dressed Damon Allen 18 13 18 18 Giulio Caravatta 0 0 5 18

78 LAST TIME IT HAPPENED

Shutout By Lions: Tor. 0 at BC 30 Aug. 23, 1977 By Opponents: BC 0 at Cal 29 Oct. 25, 1970

Interception Returned for a Touchdown By Lions: Leonard Humphries BC at Ham. Aug. 2, 1997 76 yd ret. By Opponents: Lester Smith BC at Toronto Oct. 4, 1997 36 yd ret.

Punt Return for a Touchdown By Lions: Al Shipman Cal. at BC Aug. 22, 1977 76 yd ret. By Opponents: BC at Sask. Sept. 7, 1997 60 yd ret.

Kickoff Returned for a Touchdown By Lions: Cory Philpot Ham. at BC Sept. 16, 1995 94 yd ret. By Opponents: Derrick Branch Tor. at BC July 13, 1995 95 yd ret.

Fumble Returned for a Touchdown By Lions: Maurice Kelly BC at Mtl. Aug. 30, 1997 84 yd ret. By Opponents: John Kropke Ott. at BC July 27, 1995 2 yd ret.

Punt Blocked By Lions: David Maeva Mtl. at BC July 19, 1996 By Opponents: BC at Edm. Sept. 29, 1996

Convert Failed By Lions: Lui Passaglia Ott. at BC July 27, 1995 (Blocked) By Opponents: Wayne Lammie BC at Ott. July 12, 1996

400 Yards-Plus Passing Game By Lions: Danny McManus BC at Edm. Oct. 1, 1995 413 yds. By Opponents: Matt Dunigan Ham. vs BC July 27, 1996 434 yds

100 Yards-Plus Rushing Game By Lions: Sean Millington Edm. at BC Sept. 13, 1997 109 yds. By Opponents: e Saunders BC at Sask. Oct. 10, 1997 104

79 150 Yards-Plus Rushing Game By Lions: Sean Millington BC at Sask. Aug. 15, 1997 212 yds. By Opponents: Mike Saunders BC at Sask. Sept. 7, 1997 155 yds

200 Yards-Plus Rushing Game By Lions: Sean Millington BC at Sask. Aug. 15, 1997 212 yds. By Opponents: Mike Pringle BC at Blt. Oct. 22, 1994 216 yds.

3 Rushing Touchdowns in a Game By Lions: Cory Philpot Blt. at BC June 30, 1995 By Opponents: Mike Pringle Mtl at BC August 9, 1997

100 Yards-Plus Receiving in a Game by One Player By Lions: Alfred Jackson Sask. at BC Oct. 10, 1997 109 yds. By Opponents: BC at Edm. Oct. 19, 1997 129 yds. Robert Gordon BC at Edm. Oct. 19, 1997 136 yds.

200 Yards-Plus Receiving in a Game by One Player BC Lions: Alfred Jackson Wpg. at BC July 19, 1997 266 yds. By Opponents: Sask. at BC July 19, 1993 215 yds.

100 yards Plus Receiving in a Game by 2 or more Players By Lions: Matt Clark (8 for 159), Mike Trevathan (8 for 111) BC at Edm. Oct. 1, 1995 By Opponents: Darren Flutie (7 for 128), Robert Gordon (7 for 136) Edm. at BC Oct. 19, 1997

50 Plus Yards Field Goal By Lions: Lui Passaglia Ott. at BC Nov. 2, 1996 50 yds. By Opponents: Paul McCallum Sask. at BC Oct. 10, 1997 52 yds.

Seven Field Goals in one Game By Lions: Lui Passaglia Tor. at BC Sept. 28, 1995 7 of 8 By Opponents: Dave Ridgeway BC at Sask. Sept. 27, 1987 7 of 7

Six Field Goals in One Game By Lions: Lui Passaglia / Giuilo Caravatta BC at L.. Aug. 20, 1994 6 of 6 By Opponents: Troy Westwood BC at Wpg Sept. 19, 1997 6 of 7

80 Five Field Goals in One Game By Lions: Lui Passaglia Ott. at BC Nov. 2, 1996 5 of 5 By Opponents: Mark McLouglin BC at Cal. Oct. 26, 1996 5 of 5

Quarterback not sacked in a Game By Lions: BC at Sask. Sept. 7, 1997 By Opponents: BC at Wpg Sept. 19, 1997

575 Yards-Plus Net Offense in a Game By Lions: 602 yds. Birm. at BC Aug. 3, 1995 By Opponents: 614 yds. BC at Sac. Nov. 6, 1993

500 Yards-Plus Net Offense in a Game By Lions: 542 yds. BC at Sask. Aug. 15, 1997 By Opponents: 541 yds. BC at Ott. July 12, 1996

Punt 70-Plus Yards By Lions: Lui Passaglia BC at Wpg. Sept. 19, 1997 71 yds. By Opponents: Tony Martino Cal. at BC Aug. 22, 1997 70 yds

Consecutive Records the Last time

Wins Regular Season 6 1977, 1983, 1984, and 1986

Wins Overlapping Season 8 Last 4, 1978 - First 4, 1979 / Last 3 in 1984 -

First 5,1985

Games Undefeated 10 1964 (10 W - 3 T)

1984 - Last 5 Games (4-0-1) and First 5 in

1985

Losses Regular Season 15 1954, 1992

Losses Overlapping Season 13 Last 3, 1997 - First 10, 1958

Games Winless 10 1961 (9 L - 1 T) / 1958 10 L

Games Played Individual 354 Lui Passaglia (1976 - 1997)

Seasons Played Individual 22 Lui Passaglia (1976 - 1997)

81 BC LIONS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

1) Points Scored Career 3471 Lui Passaglia (pro record) Season 214 Lui Passaglia {1st time a player has scored 200 points in a season} (1987 - 47 converts, 52 field goals, 11 singles) Game 25 Willie Fleming Sask. at BC Oct. 29, 1960 24 Cory Philpot Ham. at BC Sept. 16, 1995 24 Lui Passaglia Tor. at BC Sept. 6, 1985 24 Larry Key BC at Cal. July 31, 1981 24 Marvyn Fernadez 3 times

2) Touchdowns Scored Career 86 Willie Fleming 68 56 55 Larry Key Season 22 Cory Philpot 1995 (CFL Record) 20 Jon Volpe 1991 19 Larry Key 1981 18 Willie Fleming 1960 18 David Williams 1988 Game 4 Cory Philpot Ham. at BC Sept., 16, 1995 4 Willie Fleming Sask. at BC Oct. 29, 1960 4 Larry Key BC at Cal. July 31, 1981 4 Mervyn Fernandez Edm. at BC July 6, 1984 BC at Ott. Oct. 13, 1984 Cal. at BC Aug. 17, 1985 4 David Williams Edm. at BC Oct. 29, 1988

3) Converts Career 926 Lui Passaglia (pro record) Season 67 Lui Passaglia 1991 Game 9 Paul McCallum Shr. at BC Aug. 27, 1984 7 BC at Edm. Sept. 19, 1954 7 Lui Passaglia Edm. at BC Oct. 29, 1988 7 Lui Passaglia Wpg. at BC Aug. 12, 1993 Most consecutive 560 Lui Passaglia (pro record)

82 4) Field Goals Career 753 Lui Passaglia (pro record) Season 52 Lui Passaglia 1987 Game 7 Lui Passaglia Tor. at BC Sept. 6, 1995

5) Longest Field Goal Career 54 yds. Lui Passaglia BC at Edm. Oct. 20, 1991 BC at Tor. Aug. 1, 1985 BC at Sask. Aug. 5, 1985 Sask. at BC July 8, 1980

6) Singles Career 280 Lui Passaglia (pro record) Season 25 Lui Passaglia 1985 Game 6 Lui Passaglia BC at Tor. Sept. 6, 1985

7) Rushes (times carried) Career 1,151 Jim Evenson Season 260 Jim Evenson 1971 Game 32 for 154 yds. Jim Evenson Wpg. at BC Oct. 19, 1968

8) Yards Rushing Career 6,125 Willie Fleming (868 rushes / 7.05 Ave.) 5,708 Jim Evenson (1,151 rushes / 4.95 Ave.) 4,532 Larry Key (887 rushes / 5.14 Ave) Season 1,451 Cory Philpot 1994 (201 carries) Game 212 Sean Millington BC at Sask. Aug. 15, 1997 206 BC at Tor. Aug. 1, 1985 202 Lou Harris Wpg. at BC Aug. 8, 1874 Jim Evenson BC at Wpg. Oct. 26, 1969 190 Larry Key Ott. at BC July 25, 1981 189 Willie Fleming Cal.At BC Sept. 7, 1963

9) Longest Run 109 (TD) Willie Fleming BC at Edm. Oct. 17, 1964 (tied CFL record)

83 10) 100 Yards+ Rushing Games Career 17 Willie Fleming Season 7 Cory Philpot 1994 6 Cory Philpot 1995 5 Willie Fleming 1963 5 Jim Evenson 1968 5 Lou Harris 1974 5 Monroe Eley 1974

11) Rushing Touchdowns Career 47 Larry Key 39 Cory Philpot 37 Willie Fleming Season 17 Cory Philpot 1995 7 Larry Key 1981 Game 4 Larry Key BC at Cal. July 31, 1981

12) Passing Attempts Career 2,897 2,044 Season 730 Doug Flutie 1991 (CFL Record) 597 Matt Dunigan 1989 583 Damon Allen 1997 581 Danny McManus 1995 556 Roy Dewalt 1986 551 1994 531 Roy Dewalt 1987 515 Danny Barrett 1993 Game 57 Damon Allen Ham. at BC Sept. 26, 1997 56 Ham. at BC Aug. 6, 1992 55 Danny McManus BC at Edm. Oct. 1, 1995 55 Doug Flutie Edm. at BC Oct. 12, 1991 52 Danny McManus BC at Sask. Nov. 6, 1993 50 Roy Dewalt Tor. at BC Oct. 6, 1984 49 Matt Dunigan BC at Wpg. Sept. 10, 1989 49 BC at Wpg. Sept. 24, 1978

13) Passing Completions Career 1,705 Roy Dewalt (on 2,897 Att. = 58.90 %) 1,008 Joe Kapp (on 2,044 Att. = 53.71 %) 837 Joe Kapp (on 1,460 Att. = 57.32 %)

84 (13) Passing Completions - ctd.

602 (on 1,128 Att. = 53.39 %) 599 Matt Dunigan (on 1,068 Att. = 56.08 %) 504 Paul Brothers (on 977 Att. = 50.55 %) Season 466 Doug Flutie 1991 378 Damon Allen 1997 331 Matt Dunigan 1989 317 Kent Austin 1994 314 Roy Dewalt 1986 301 Roy Dewalt 1985 295 Danny McManus 1995 293 Danny Barrett 1993 275 Roy Dewalt 1983 268 Matt Dunigan 1988 258 Roy Dewalt 1984 243 Jerry Tagge 1978 Game 37 Doug Flutie BC at Sask. Aug. 21, 1991 36 Doug Flutie Edm. at BC Oct. 12, 1991 34 Jerry Tagge BC at Wpg. Sept. 24, 1978 34 Damon Allen Ham. at BC Sept. 26, 1997

14) Passing Yards Career 26,718 Roy Dewalt 16,675 Joe Kapp 11,508 Season 6,619 Doug Flutie 1991 (CFL Record) 4,655 Danny McManus 1995 4,653 Damon Allen 1997 4,509 Matt Dunigan 1989 4,237 Roy Dewalt 1985 4,193 Kent Austin 994 4,097 Danny Barrett 1993 4,057 Roy Dewalt 1986 3,885 Roy Dewalt 1987 3,777 Joe Paopao 1981 Game 601 Danny Barrett Tor. at BC Aug. 12, 1993 582 Doug Flutie Edm. at BC Oct. 12, 1991 504 Roy Dewalt BC at Wpg. Oct. 6, 1985 492 Roy Dewalt BC at Tor. July 15, 1984 438 Matt Dunigan Sask. at BC July 18, 1989 433 Joe Kapp BC at Edm. Sept. 29, 1962 430 Jerry Tagge BC at Wpg. Sept. 24, 1978

85 15) Touchdown Passes Career 129 Roy Dewalt 97 Joe Kapp 62 Joe Paopao Season 38 Doug Flutie 1991 28 Joe Paopao 1981 28 Joe Kapp 1962 27 Matt Dunigan 1989 27 Roy Dewalt 1985 26 Matt Dunigan 1988 Game 6 Joe Kapp BC at Edm. Sept. 29, 1962

16) Times Intercepted Career 99 Joe Kapp 84 Roy Dewalt 79 Joe Paopao 62 Paul Brothers Season 33 Paul Brothers Game 6 Danny McManus BC at Ott. Sept. 4, 1993 5 Cal. at BC Sept. 14, 1959 5 Paul Brothers BC at Cal. Oct. 27, 1970

17) Receptions Career 552 Jim Young Season 111 Darren Flutie 1994 104 Ray Alexander 1991 95 Mervyn Fernandez 1985 90 Darren Flutie 1992 89 Mervyn Fernandez 1984 85 Ray Alexander 1994 83 David Williams 1988 79 David Williams 1989 79 Alfred Jackson 1997 79 Matt Clark 1991 78 Darren Flutie 1993 77 Ray Alexander 1993

Game 14, 222 yds. Ray Alexander BC at Sask. Aug. 22, 1991 14, 234 yds. Eric Streater Ham at BC Oct. 6, 1989 14.202 yds. Darren Flutie BC at Wpg. Sept. 23, 1995 12, 226 yds. Darren Flutie BC at Cal. Oct. 6, 1991 12, 115 yds. Sammy Greene BC at Wpg. Oct. 10, 1983 11, 147 yds. David Williams Sask. at BC July 18, 1989 11, 136 yds. Matt Clark Sask. at BC July 9, 1993 11, 138 yds. Mervyn Fernandez BC at Ham. uly 6, 1985 10, 103 yds. Terry Bailey BC at Ott. Aug. 31, 1977

86 18) Longest Receptions 106 yds. Mike Nott to Leon Bright BC at Edm. Sept. 16, 1979 106 yds. Joe Kapp to Willie Fleming BC at Cal. Sept. 21, 1963 106 yds. Joe Kapp to Willie Fleming Wpg. at BC Sept. 24, 1962

19) Yards Receiving Career 9,248 Jim Young Season 1,731 Darren Flutie 1994 1,727 Mervyn Fernandez 1985 1,605 Ray Alexander 1991 1,486 Mervyn Fernandez 1984 1,468 David Williams 1988 1,446 David Williams 1989 1,428 Tyrone Gray 1981 1,362 Jim Young 1972 Game 270 Tyrone Gray BC at Edm. Sept. 12, 1981 266 Alfred Jackson Wpg. at BC July 18, 1997 259 Mervyn Fernandez Cal. at BC Aug. 17, 1985 234 Eric Streater Ham. at BC Oct. 6, 1989 226 Darren Flutie BC at Cal. Oct. 6, 1991 222 Ray Alexander BC at Sask. Aug. 21, 1991

20) Touchdown Receptions Career 65 Jim Young 55 Mervyn Fernandez Season 18 David Williams 1988 17 Mervyn Fernandez 1984 15 Mervyn Fernandez 1985 14 David Williams 1989 12 Mike Trevathan 1994 12 Mike Trevathan 1993 11 Jim Young 1972 Game 4 David Williams Edm. at BC Oct. 29, 1988 4 Mervyn Fernandez Edm. at BC July 6, 1984

21) Punts Career 2748 Lui Passaglia (pro record) Season 161 Lui Passaglia 1987 Game 15 Lui Passaglia Sask. at BC Oct. 31, 1981

87 22) Punting Yards Career 117,401 Lui Passaglia (pro record) Season 6,631 Lui Passaglia 1987 Game 689 Lui Passaglia BC at Sask. Oct. 30, 1981 650 Lui Passaglia Sask. at BC Oct. 31, 1981

23) Longest Punt 97 yds. Lui Passaglia BC at Cal. Oct. 25, 1987 93 yds. Lui Passaglia BC at Sask. Oct. 30, 1983 91 yds. Vic Chapman Cal. at BC Sept. 19, 1955

24) Punt Returns Career 387 241 Neil Beaumont 236 Darnell Clash 224 Jerry Bradley Season 111 Darnell Clash 1985 Game 12 Jerry Bradley Sask. at BC Nov. 2, 1968

25) Punt Return Yards Career 4,055 Larry Crawford (on 387 returns - 10.47 avg.) 2,554 Darnell Clash (on 236 returns - 10.8 avg.) 2,026 Leon Bright (on 137 returns - 14.78 avg.,) 1,946 Rocky Long (on 192 returns - 10.13 avg.) Season 1,148 Darnell Clash 1985 Game 201 Darnell Clash BC at Sask. Aug. 9, 1986

26) Longest Punt Return 130 Yds. (TD) Ken Hinton (MFG) Edm. at BC Sept. 24, 1977

27) Punt Return Touchdowns Career 4 Leon Bright Season 3 Larry Crawford 1987 2 Leon Bright 1979 Game 1 Hunter (90),Wallace (89), Crawford (87-3), Clash (84-86), Fernandez (82), Bright (79-2, 77, 80), Hinton (77), Long (76), Meltzer (54), Jacox (92), Cartwright (92), Hamilton (96).

88 28) Kickoffs Career 1,140 Lui Passaglia (pro record) Season 100 Lui Passaglia 1989 Game 9 Lui Passaglia BC at Cal. July 31, 1981

29) Kickoff Yards Career 61,014 Lui Passaglia (pro record) Season 5,202 Lui Passaglia 1989 Game 662 Lui Passaglia BC at Cal. July 31, 1981

30) Longest Kickoff 93 yds. Lui Passaglia BC at Cal. July 1, 1987 90 yds. Lui Passaglia BC at Cal. July 21, 1985 90 yds. Lui Passaglia BC at Cal. July 31, 1981 90 yds. Ted Gerela BC at Mtl. Oct. 14, 1970

31) Kickoff Returns Career 128 Byron Bailey Season 57 1989 9 Lorenzo Graham 1991 37 Monroe Eley 1972 36 Cory Philpot 1993 36 Devon Ford 1981 33 Lorenzo Graham 1990 33 Eddie Thomas 1995 Game 9 Anthony Cherry BC at Ham. Aug. 4, 1989 8 Mtl. at BC July 19, 1996 7 Cory Philpot Tor. at BC Aug. 12, 1983 6 Wayne Matherne BC at Sask. Oct. 24, 1972 6 Monroe Eley BC at Wpg. Sept. 7, 1972

32) Kickoff Return Yards Career 3,114 Byron Bailey Season 1,225 Darnell Wallace 1989 1,063 Lorenzo Graham 1991 1,033 Monroe Eley 1972 1,008 Cory Philpot 1993 Game 257 Anthony Cherry BC at Ham. Aug. 4, 1989 206 Clarence Verdin Mtl. at BC July 19, 1996 206 Cory Philpot BC at Cal. Sept. 18, 1993 193 Monroe Eley BC at Wpg. Sept. 7, 1972

89 33) Longest Kickoff Return

113 yds. (TD) Sammy Green BC at Ham. July 30, 1983

34) Kickoff Return for a Touchdown (most recent)

94 yds. Cory Philpot Ham at BC Sept. 16, 1995 98 yds. Eddie Thomas Ott. at BC July 27, 1995 93 yds. Tor. at BC Aug. 1, 1991 91 yds. Cory Philpot Ott. at BC July 30, 1993

35) Interceptions

Career 51 Larry Crawford 38 Norm Fieldgate 25 Ken Hinton

Season 12 Larry Crawford 1983 11 1994 10 Rich Robinson 1970

Game 3 Byrd (85), Crawford (81-83), Matherne (71), Robinson (69), Fieldgate (62), Cameron (58), Villanueva (55).

36) Interception Return Yards

Career 790 Larry Crawford 551 Jerry Bradley 500 Andre Francis

Season 188 Jerry Bradley 1970 171 Marcus Thomas 1988 155 Charles Gordon 1995 153 Andre Francis 1993

Game 120 Neil Beaumont Sask. at BC Oct. 12, 1963

37) Longest Interception Return

120 Yds. (TD) Neil Beaumont Sask. at BC Oct. 12, 1963 115 Yds. (TD) Melvyn Byrd BC at Ott. Aug. 11, 1984 107 Yds. (TD) Melvyn Byrd BC at Cal. Oct. 16, 1983

90 38) Fumble Return Yards

Career 88 Baz Nagle 88 Doug Carlson 85 84 Darnell Clash

Season 88 Doug Carlson BC at Sask. July 20, 1977

Game 88 (TD) Doug Carlson BC at Sask. July 20, 1977 85 Alondra Johnson BC at Ott. Aug. 31, 1989 85 (TD) Ron Francis Sask. at BC Aug. 13, 1992

39) Most Yards Rushing in a Single Game

212 yds. - 26 carries Sean Millington BC at Sask. Aug. 15, 1997 206 yds. - 16 carries Keyvan Jenkins BC at Tor. Aug. 1, 1985 202 yds. - 19 carries Lou Harris Wpg. at BC Aug. 8, 1974 197 yds. - 21 carries Jim Evenson BC at Wpg. Oct. 26, 1969 190 yds. - 18 carries Larry Key Ott. at BC July 25, 1981 189 yds. - 8 carries Willie Fleming Cal. at BC Sept. 7, 1963 189 yds. - 15 carries Darrell Wallace BC at Sask. Aug. 24, 1989

40) Quarterback Sacks

Season 26.5 James Parker 1984 (CFL Record) 20 O.J. Brigance 1993 12 Daved Benefield 1995

91 BC LIONS RETIRED NUMBERS

Five BC Lions have had their numbers retired since the club’s inception in 1954. Each one has become a legend and carried the Lions’ colours with pride and distinction.

38 BY BAILEY 1954 - 1964 158 games

One of the original members of the BC Lions, By scored the Lions’ first-ever touchdown and then his touchdown against Calgary gave the Lions their first-ever win.The native of Nebraska and grad- uate of Washington State played for Detroit and Green Bay before joining the Lions in 1954. He was honored with his own night in 1960. He set many records during his career both on offense and defense. He was switched from fullback to defensive half in 1962 and a year later was one of the top in the CFL. He was elected into the Canadian Football League Hall of Fame on June 28, 1975.

15 WILLIE FLEMING 1959 - 1966- 1964 124 games

One of the finest running backs ever to play in Canada, the Detroit native was a member of the Rose-Bowl winning 1959 Iowa team.The unbelievable Willie “Will o the Wisp” Fleming set a pro football rushing record which stands to this day. In 1963 he carried the ball 127 times for 1,234 yards for an incredible 9.7 yard per carry average. He gained more than 1,000 yards seven straight seasons (rushing and receiving). In 1960 he scored 18 touchdowns for 109 points. He helped the Lions to the Grey Cup twice - in 1963 and 1964 - and retired in 1967 as one of the legends of the CFL. Elected into the CFL Hall of Fame on May 28, 1982.

75 NORM FIELDGATE 1954 - 1967 223 games Another one of the original 1954 Lions Norm was born in Regina on January 12, 1932. He was named to the Western Conference all-star team in 1959, 1960 and in 1963 and to the All-CFL team in 1963. He was only the second player in team history to have a “Day” honoring him - November 4, 1962.The fans voted him the Most Popular BC Lion in 1965. He played in a total of 223 games and in every game until the 1966 season. Norm’s off-field activities were as successful as his on-field performances. He became the president of his own company and for a time in the he was president of the BC Lions. Elected into the CFL Hall of Fame on June 30, 1979.

92 30 JIM YOUNG 1967 - 1979 197 games Elected into the CFL Hall of Fame on June 30, 1979.

The legendary “Dirty 30”, still possesses many of the team’s career receiving records. He came to the Lions in 1967 from the Minnesota Vikings of the NFL in a trade for Joe Kapp. He went on to win the award for Most Outstanding Candian twice - 1970 and 1972 - and was a Western Conference and All-Canadian All-Star in 1968 and 1972. He gained a reputation for his hard-nosed play, hence the nickname, and forced defensive backs to watch out for him. His finest year was 1972 when he pulled in 63 passes for 1,362 yards and 11 touchdowns. Jim was as active off the field as on and has been involved in a variety of areas including media work. He served as Vice President of Business Operations for the team in 1991. Elected into the CFL Hall of Fame in 1991.

52 AL WILSON 1972-1986 233 games

The most decorated BC Lion ever, Al Wilson was named to the Western/All-Canadian All-Star team seven straight years from 1976 to 1981. He was also named the top lineman in the West three times - 1976, 1977 and 1978 - and voted by the Football Reporters of Canada as the Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman in the CFL in 1977 and was a finalist in that category on two other occasions (1976 and 1978). He retired at the end of the 1986 season after playing in 233 games, a mark only surpassed by Lui Passaglia. He started every game in played in at center and helped guide the team to the Grey Cup Championship in 1985. Al’s charity activities are widely known in the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island and his annual golf tournament in Duncan helps raise money for the Red Cross. Elected into the BC Sports Hall of Fame May 6,1997 and inducted into the CFL Hall of Fame in the fall of that year.

93 BC LIONS HISTORY

1951 A group, led by Ken Stauffer and Tiny Radar, inspired by Vancouver Sun columnist Andy Lyle, sent representatives to the off-season WlFU meetings to initiate Vancouver’s bid for a team.The repre- sentatives (Radar and Orville Burke) were told to return to the meetings the following year with a $25,000 good-faith bond if they could generate sufficient interest at home.The first meetings were held at the Arctic Club in November and a committee headed by Burke and Harry Spring set out to sell memberships at $20 each.

1952 Even though Burke,Vic Spencer and John Davidson offered the good-faith bond to the WIFU the idea was rejected when both Winnipeg and Regina voted against the idea of a fifth team.The group in Vancouver did not give up and continued their efforts.

1953 The first annual meeting of the club, held on January 22, 1953 saw Arthur E Mercer named as the first President, and later in the year Mercer, Bill Morgan, Bill Ralston and Whit Matthews went back to the WlFU meetings.This time they sold the idea of a fifth team on the West Coast, and Vancouver was granted a conditional franchise, on the requirements of a 15,000 seat stadium, selling 6,500 season tickets and guaranteed travel expenses of the visiting teams.All the pieces began to fall into place when it was announced that Vancouver would host the 1954 British Empire Games, and that it would mean the building of a new stadium - Empire Stadium. By Easter of ‘53, the die was cast with Annis Stukus lured away from Toronto, back to the West as the first Head Coach of the B.C. Lions.

1954 Stukus sold football fever on the streets and put together a team that made history when they stepped on the field for their first ever game on August 11 against Montreal.They lost 22-0 to the Alouettes and 12-0 to Hamilton in pre-season action.They opened their first regular season on Saturday,August 28 against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers before an enthusiastic crowd. By Bailey scored the first-ever touchdown in an 8-6 loss to Winnipeg, and it wasn’t until the seventh game of the year that the Lions recorded their first, and only win of their initial season. September 18 was the date of the Lions’ 9-4 triumph over Calgary, with Bailey scoring the winning touchdown that set off a night of celebration in the streets of Vancouver.

1955 While the team record improved to 5-11, it didn’t change the decision of the team directors, who asked Stukus to step down in October. Reaction to the move was loud and opinions divided, but Stukus asked the fans to continue to support the team, and his assistant was elevated to Head Coach for 1956.

94 1957 New President Bill McMahan brought Kelowna’s native back from Montreal to become . On the field the club still struggled to find a winning combination, posting a 4-11-1 record.

1958 After five straight losses opened the season, Crowe was replaced as Head Coach by Danny Edwards, who had returned from playing with the club after the previous season.Three late wins salvaged a season which saw the debuts of and Sonny Homer.

1959 The hunt for a new Head Coach brought Wayne Robinson from Winnipeg.With a new rookie run- ning back named Willie Fleming and a corps of veterans, a final game triumph at home over Calgary gave the Lions their first playoff spot and a winning record of 9-7.Two straight losses to Edmonton ended their playoff debut, but hopes were high for better things to come.

1960 Despite the addition of rookie talent like Steve Cotter, , Jim Catphin and , the high hopes faltered as the team finished 5-9-2 and out of playoff contention. Beaumont won Rookie-of-the-Year honours in the WIFU, to become the Lions first major award winner.

1961 The year started with a major recruiting coup when Minnesota’s was signed, but hard times on the field continued. In September, a bold gamble saw a major trade that sent four players to Calgary for quarterback Joe Kapp.A week after the trade, a coaching change was made as assis- tant Dave Skrien stepped up to replace Robinson.The year ended with a dismal 1-13-2 record.

1962/63 Following a year of improvement in all regards in 1962, new optimism was voiced about the Lions actually having a chance to make it to the Grey Cup game, which was to be played at Empire Stadium.With a great season from a veteran roster headlined by Kapp and Fleming, the Lions 12-4 record gave them first place (for the first time) and a two-one series victory over Saskatchewan put them in the Grey Cup.With injuries going in, and star player Fleming sent to the sidelines early by , the Hamilton Tiger-Cats took home the prize with a 21 - 10 victory, but the fans knew they would meet again.Tom Brown became the first Lion to win a Schenley award, winning the Defensive Player-of-the-Year award.

1964 Meet again they did! Following an 11-2-3 season that returned them to the Grey Cup against the Ti- Cats, this time in Toronto.A two-touchdown, two-way starring performance by , Kapp

95 and Fleming, and a touchdown from the field goal unit led the Lions to a 34-24 victory that ended 11 seasons of waiting for the faithful fans of British Columbia.Tom Brown repeated his Schenley Award as Defensive Player of the Year and also won the Jeff Nickin trophy as Most Valuable Player in the West.

1967 The aftermath of victory was followed by two straight years out of the playoffs (1965-66) and the end of several fine careers through retirement.At the end of ‘66 Fleming and Hinton retired and Kapp had left while Brown, Cacic and others battled injuries which would force their retirement as well. Capozzi was replaced by Denny Veitch as General Manager for 1967, and after three games and three losses, Coach Dave Skrien was relieved and a game later Jim Champion named as new Head Coach. Rookie Ted Gerela impressed with his kicking, but a 3-12-1 year was still the result. Gerela was named Rookie of the Year, the only player to earn any award that year. Jim Young was the other rookie to impress this year.

1968 Jackie Parker joined the staff as an assistant, but the club lost seven games by less than a touchdown to finish 4-11-1 and out of the playoffs. Parker even unretired to suit up for 8 games during the year.

1969 After 11 games, with a 1-10 record, Coach Champion was replaced by assistant Jackie Parker.The team responded by winning four of their last five games, and with a 5-11 record took third place and made the playoffs.They lost to Calgary, but individually Dave Easley won Rookie of the Year honours, and Jim Young was a Schenley Finalist, losing out to for Canadian Player hon- ours.

1970 The first in Canada was installed at Empire Stadium. Jim Young became the first Lion to win the Schenley Outstanding Canadian Award, but the team finished 6-10 and in fourth place.

1971 A major off-season restructuring saw Parker elevated to the General Manager post, and former Saskatchewan coach Eagle Keys named the eighth Head Coach in club history. Don Moorhead was recruited at quarterback, and a total of fifty-three different players put on a Lions uniform in a year of change, including now movie-TV personality .The final 6-9-1 record left the club still in fourth place.

1972 Schenley introduced their new Outstanding Rookie Award. New Lions’ faces included Rocky Long, , and Al Wilson, but a 5-11 record dropped them to fifth. Jim Young wins his second Schenley as Outstanding Canadian.

96 1973 Linebacker Ray Nettles wins the Schenley Outstanding Defensive Player award, and the Lions 5-9-2 record is good enough to take third place, followed by a semi-final loss to Saskatchewan.

1974 Schenley added their fifth major award, the Outstanding Offensive Lineman and the Lions again returned to playoff action with an 8-8 record good enough for third place, and a return engagement in Saskatchewan where they lost the semi-final again. Second-year man Lou Harris replaces the injured Musso to lead the team in both rushing and receiving and wins All-Star honours.Annis Stukus is the first Lion elected to the Football Hall of Fame as a builder.

1975 With and Peter Liske relieving Moorhead at quarterback, the Lions lose five of their first six before a major change is made in August. GM Parker and Coach Keys are both replaced, with moving up from his assistant General Manager post and Cal Murphy elevated to Head Coach.The Club plays .500 the rest of the way but the 6-10 record leaves them in fifth. Byron Bailey becomes the first BC player elected to the Football Hall of Fame.

1976 Prize rookie recruit John Sciarra becomes the second Lion to win the Schenley Rookie award, Bill Baker wins the Schenley Defensive Player award and Al Wilson is runner-up for Schenley Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman, but a 5-9-2 record is only good enough for fourth place. Harry Spring is the second Lion elected to the Hall of Fame as a builder. Rookies Glen Jackson and Lui Passaglia both impress the fans.

1977 A complete off-season change in the coaching staff brings Edmonton assistant Vic Rapp in as the 10th Head Coach.A revamped lineup includes rookies Leon Bright, John Blain, Ken Hinton, and Jerry Tagge, and several newly acquired veterans.The Lions last-minute heroics earned them the label ‘the Cardiac Kids’.Their 10-6 record vaults them to second place (the first time higher than third since ‘64), and a playoff upset over Winnipeg before losing the final in Edmonton. Bright captures the Schenley Rookie award and Wilson wins the Schenley Outstanding Offensive Lineman award, the first Lion to do so.

1978 After playing .500 all year (7-7-2) but finishing fourth, the Lions are a better team but in tough in the increasingly powerful West. Rookies John Henry White and Larry Key provide a much improved rushing game, but depth is still the missing ingredient.

97 1979 Tagge missed the second half of the season with an injury that would also end his playing career. Led by Joe Paopao, the Lions lose five but finished third with a 9-6-1 record, before bowing to Calgary in the semi-final. Jim Young retires at the end of the season, and Norm Fieldgate becomes the second Lions player to be inducted into the Football Hall of Fame. Rising costs and an aging Empire Stadium cast a shadow over future prospects.To head off a crisis,the directors, led by past- President Jack Farley, develop a plan to sell debentures and seek a strong partnership with a major corporate sponsor to keep operations viable while waiting for a new stadium.

1980-81 After missing the playoffs with a 8-7-1 record in 1980 the Lions return to third place with 10-6 mark in 1981, again upsetting Winnipeg in the semi-final before losing a 22-16 heartbreaker in the Final. Paopao and sophomore Roy Dewalt, have record setting Ty Grey as their big deep-threat receiver, and rookie Larry Crawford led the league in interceptions. Off the field the 1980 deben- ture program was a major success, the stadium issue finally results in a decision to build a new facil- ity in downtown Vancouver and by early ‘81 work has begun. Labatt’s Breweries of B.C. is welcomed as the new major sponsor in a marketing agreement that brings financial aid to the club.

1982 Rookie receiver Merv Fernandez serves notice he is a star of the future, but is runner-up in the Schenley Rookie voting to Ottawa’s . Despite a 9-7 record, the Lions again finish in fourth out of the playoffs.At the end of the year it is decided a change is needed and the coaching staff is relieved of it’s duties. Highlight of the year sees Willie Fleming inducted into the Football Hall of Fame.

1983 Former Edmonton Defensive Co-ordinator Don Matthews is appointed Head Coach in January.The combination of Dewalt to Fernandez leads the attack and the defense sets a new CFL record of 42 interceptions as the Lions 11-5 record is the second-best in Club history and returns them to first place for the first time since 1964.The historic year also marks the construction of B.C. Place Stadium, new home of the Lions which opened in June. B.C. Place is the sight of their Western Final victory over Winnipeg, and the ‘83 Grey Cup game where B.C. faces Toronto to end a 19 year absence from the classic.The Argos take a 18-17 victory to the anguish of hometown fans, but the Lions serve notice they will return.

1984 The biggest trade since the Kapp deal brings all-star James Parker to the Lions defense from Edmonton.A number of new faces give the club more depth than ever before, but a second straight first place finish is dampened by the late season loss of Dewalt to injury. In a repeat Western Final matchup at B.C. Place Winnipeg triumphs and goes on to win the Grey Cup.Average crowds in excess of 40,000 in each of the first two years in the new stadium have reversed the Club fortunes financially and debenture holders are receiving early repayment. Both Joe Kapp and Tom Brown are inducted into the Football Hall of Fame.

98 1985 While Fernandez shatters club receiving records again and sophomore receiver Jim Sandusky also breaks the 1,000 yards mark, defensive tackle Mike Gray is the most visible of several rookies and Clash returns punts for over 1,100 yards, just missing the league record.With depth and few injuries, the final season record of 13-3 is the best in club history, bringing its third consecutive first place finish and Western Final matchup with Winnipeg, who has won both regular season meetings. Fernandez is out for the playoffs with a leg injury, but the Lions rise to the occasion to beat the Bombers.A week later the same line-up plays Hamilton at the in Montreal, and 21 years of waiting ends with a 37-24 Grey Cup championship victory over the Tiger-Cats.At the Schenley Awards Fernandez becomes the first Lion to win the Most Outstanding Player Award and Mike Gray wins the Outstanding Rookie award. Dewalt, Parker and Passaglia take the Grey Cup game awards, and the team returned home to a victory celebration that swept across the entire province.

1986 Defending their championship proved even harder than winning it the year before, as the Lions bat- tled the Eskimos, Bombers, the injury bug and the newly extended 18 game regular season.The Lions reached the halfway mark at 7-2 losing at Edmonton and at home to Calgary, then ran their record to 9-2 before hitting a four game , started by back to back losses to Edmonton. In danger of finishing fourth in the tough West, the club rebounded to win back to back games from Winnipeg to end the season 12-6 and finish second. Under the new , the Lions met the Bombers for a third straight week, winning the semi-final and then travelling to Edmonton for their first Western Final game on the road in four years. Playing without Konar and Jackson, the Lions lost their fourth game of the year to the Eskimos, ending their hopes of defending their title in front of a home crowd at B.C.Place.

Off the field, the big news and shocker of the year was the departure of GM Bob Ackles to the Dallas Cowboys, ending his 33 year association with the Club. He left in July, and was replaced by former Montreal GM in August.

1987 The Lions began the post Mervyn era in impressive style disposing of their first four opponents.The team seemed to lack focus through the middle of the season, looking invincible in one game and lethargic the next. Entering the last half of the year, the Lions were still in contention for first place but not playing like a team driving for a title.When the team suffered a three-game losing streak, General Manager Joe Galat fired the winningest coach in Lions history with just four games to go. They instantly responded to new Coach Larry Donovan, winning the final four games including a thrilling come-from-behind 33-32 victory over Edmonton at that many observers called the greatest comeback ever witnessed in the league.The win gave the Lions first place for the fourth time in five years.The home field advantage wasn’t enough however to stave off an Eskimo team destined to win the finest Grey Cup game ever played.

1988 The competition cap forced the Lions to start the season with 22 new faces in their lineup, one of which was star quarterback Matt Dunigan who was acquired in a trade with Edmonton. Despite the

99 large number of new players, the team jelled and finished the regular season with a 10 win and 6 loss record.The club surged at the end of the season and entered the playoffs with momentum and being touted as the favourite to win the Grey Cup.The Leos managed hard-earned playoff victories over the Eskimos and Roughriders. Despite almost insurmountable odds in Regina, the Lions defeat- ed the Roughriders in the playoffs for the first time in years and in a game that was engulfed in an atmosphere of playoff mania. History was repeated in Edmonton where the Lions defeated the Eskimos for the first time ever in a playoff game and where the Eskimos were beaten for the first time ever in a playoff game at Commonwealth Stadium.That set the stage for the Grey Cup show- down in front of a crowd in excess of 50,000 in unseasonably mild but windy conditions in Ottawa. The lead changed hands several times during the game. B.C. drove to the Winnipeg seven-yard line in the dying minutes only to have Matt Dunigan’s pass deflected by two defenders and intercepted to snuff out the drive,Winnipeg went on to win the contest 22-21.

1989 Buoyed by their Grey Cup appearance in 1988, the Lions entered the 1989 season with optimism. But the team opened with a loss to Edmonton in Commonwealth Stadium, going on to lose three more games before Coach Larry Donovan was released and replaced by General Manager Joe Galat.After dropping their fifth straight game to Edmonton, the Lions put together a four-game win- ning streak, fueling playoff hopes. However, in games 10 and 11, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers shat- tered those hopes, rolling over the Leos 53-34 in Winnipeg, and then edging the Lions 24-20 in in Vancouver.The Lions never did get back on track and finished the year with a 7-11 record.The Lions missed the playoffs for the first time since 1982, despite breaking the club’s scor- ing record. Bright spots included Darrell Wallace, who was voted Western Rookie-of-theYear (he was second in the CFL in total offensive yardage) and wide receiver David Williams, who made the Western All-Star Team.

1990 Under new Head Coach Lary Kuharich and General Manager Joe Kapp, the Lions generated a good deal of pre-season hype with the signings of quarterback , who was fourth in balloting, former star and Doug Flutie. However, the publicity did not translate into on-field victories and turmoil plagued the team.Two coaches left very early in the season amid controversy. Tying their first game against Calgary in the dying seconds of the contest as Doug Flutie tossed a “Hail Mary” pass to Ray Alexander in the end zone. However, the team kept close in every game winning a tight one against Winnipeg at home on a last-second Passaglia field goal, and then losing one to Hamilton in the final seconds.The eastern road trip to Ottawa and Toronto, during which the Lions lost both games, the Argo game by a lopsided 68-43 score spelled the beginning of the end for the coach and general manager. The following week the team dropped another one to Toronto 49-19 and one week later Jim Young was behind the bench as interim Head Coach. Bob O’Billovich took over as Vice President of Football Operations and Head Coach on Sept. 14 and promptly guided the team to a strong 34-4 victory over Hamilton.The team gained stability and although they missed the playoffs, “Obie’s” charges went 4-3 over the last seven games of the season and their strong finish fuelled hopes for a much brighter 1991 season. Highlights of the season included Lui Passaglia’s new pro football scoring record as he booted his 2,238th point, finishing the year with 2,312 points. Lui also became the longest-playing Lion in history, appearing in a total of 236 games, overtaking Al Wilson’s previous mark of 233 games.

100 1991 The 1991 season opened with promise.Although the team dropped a 39-34 decision to Calgary at home, the game was tight and the Lions were in it to the very end. It was a harbinger of things to come as Bob O’Billovich’s young team - 12 rookies in the lineup - turned virtually every contest into a nail biter, playing in a CFL record six overtime contests, winning three and losing three. Behind the outstanding quarterbacking of Doug Flutie, the powerful running of rookie Jon Volpe, the receiving of rookie Matt Clark and veteran Ray Alexander, B.C. was capable of beating any team in the league. On August 1, the Lions faced the mighty Toronto Argonauts featuring Raghib “the Rocket” Ismail, at B.C. Place Stadium.A huge crowd of 53,527 was on hand.The Lions entered the game with a 2-1 record while Toronto was undefeated. After falling behind 21-3 in the first quarter, the Lions battled back and took control of the game in the final quarter.Toronto managed to tie the game but in overtime an electrifying kickoff return for a touchdown by Raymond Ethridge and ter- rific play by the Lions’ special teams spelled the difference. B.C. won 52-41 and won the heart of football fans all over the province and Canada. Unfortunately, the following week arch rival and 1991 nemisis Calgary Stampeders stopped B.C. 34-30 in overtime.That was the story the rest of the year. B.C.’s offense led the league in 11 different categories and the team was in a battle for first place right to the end of the season, putting Edmonton away at Commonwealth Stadium in over- time on October 20, 39-38. But every time Doug Flutie and the Lions needed to put Calgary away something went wrong. Entering the playoffs against the Stampeders in third place with an 11-7 record (best B.C. performance in four years), B.C. took a commanding 31-15 lead by the end of the first half. The team had never lost a game all year when leading at the half. But Calgary came back with an incredible third quarter scoring four touchdowns and then holding off the Lions to win 43- 41.A disappointing loss which was partially offset by the fact that three B.C. Lions won outstand- ing player awards. Doug Flutie was named the CFL’s Outstanding Player, Jon Volpe was the CFL’s Outstanding Rookie, while Jim Mills became the Outstanding Offensive Lineman for the second con- secutive year. Although Doug Flutie signed as a free agent with the Calgary Stampeders, the acquisi- tion of Danny Barrett in late spring gives hope of good things to come.

1992 The team entered training camp in Kelowna with promise. Despite the loss of Doug Flutie, Danny Barrett had led Calgary to the Grey Cup in 1991, and was an excellent quarterback. But in the sea- son opener against Edmonton, Danny struggled and was replaced by Tony Kimbrough in the second half. It was to no avail as the Eskimos went on to a 37-26 victory.The next week, the Lions travelled to Toronto and in the first five minutes of the game marched down the field scoring on an impres- sive drive. Unfortunately, it was the only bright spot of the evening for B.C. as the Argonauts hand- ed the Lions one of their worst defeats ever - 61-20. In the third game of the year against Doug Flutie and the Calgary Stampeders, the Lions were holding their own when Danny Barrett went down in the third quarter with a seperated shoulder. Flutie then guided Calgary to a 37-19 win and the Lions went downhill from there.The team lost eight straight before finally edging out Ottawa 33-27 on September 3 with Danny Barrett back at the helm. In fact, B.C. looked strong and confi- dent in doing so. Unfortunately off-season problems emerged to swing focus from football to own- ership.Team owner Murray Pezim and his company Prime Sports, declared bankruptcy and the league and Larry Smith stepped in as the interim owners and the search for a new owner was launched.Three weeks later the new owner was found. Bill Comrie, owner of chain of furniture stores stepped in, saved the team and ushered in a new era. Unfortunately, the team didn’t respond, losing the final seven games of the year after winning three straight, finishing the season with a 3-15 record equalling the team’s worst previous records (1954: 1-15).That spelled the end for Head Coach Bob O’Billovich. On December 12 a new General Manager - - was announced and he in turn brought in Dave Ritchie, the Defensive Coordinator of the Ottawa

101 Rough Riders, as his new Head Coach. It wasn’t long before the team underwent a transformation with all-star players such as Rob Smith, Less Browne, and joining veterans such as Darren Flutie, Ray Alexander and Danny Barrett.The new era of the B.C. Lions has begun.

1993 The new B.C. Lions, under the guidance of Head Coach Dave Ritchie and General Manager Eric Tillman signed a number of proven CFL veterans including James “Wild” West, Danny McManus, Rob Smith, Less Browne,Tyrone Jones and Sean Foudy.Then exciting rookies such as Cory Philpot, draft pick Tom Europe, Derek Grier and a few others were added to the roster.A contract dispute with Jon Volpe kept him from training camp but by the time the second game rolled around against Toronto he was in the lineup.The team struck quickly with wins over Saskatchewan and Toronto before grinding to a stop in Winnipeg after only three days between road games. However, they would only lose two more through July,August, and midway through September cruising to an 8-3 record for the best start since 1987. Danny Barrett broke one of the most prestigious of all records - single-game passing yards - tossing 30 completions for 601 yards eclipsing a mark of 586 set back in 1954 by Sam “The Rifle” Etcheverry.The team entered the September 18 game in Calgary in a battle for first place. However, that night at McMahon Stadium Doug Flutie and the Stamps took a 24-11 halftime lead to go on to a 40-21 victory.That marked the turning point and the Lions would win only two of the next seven games, sliding to a 64-27 pounding against Sacramento in the regular season finale. Nevertheless, they made the playoffs and faced Calgary in the Western Semi-Final on November 14. Despite outplaying the Stampeders, generating twice as much offence, the team could not score a touchdown and fell 17-9 to the Stamps. However, the 10-8 record was a huge turn- around and gave promise for good things to come in 1994, the 40th anniversary of the Lions.And with Vancouver as host of the Grey Cup in 1994...

1994 The Lions entered the 1994 campaign with one of the finest quarterbacks in the history of the CFL at the helm. Kent Austin was acquired in the off-season in a trade involving Ottawa and Saskatchewan which saw Danny Barrett head to the eastern Rough Riders, Kent Austin arrive in Vancouver and Tom Burgess move back to Saskatchewan. Ottawa also provided offensive guard Denny Chronopoulos, big defensive lineman Andrew Stewart and one of the CFL’s finest rush line- backers - .A group of young, unknown, aggressive linebackers emerged at training camp - Henry Newby,Tyrone Chatman and Virgil Robertson - while the secondary was strength- ened at camp with the addition of Charles Gordon and Enis Jackson.The team opened the season at home and gave a taste of things to come with a hard-fought 24-20 victory over Winnipeg.The Lions offensive power was amply demonstrated the following week with a 57-18 thumping of the Ottawa Rough Riders. By the end of August the Lions were 7-1-0, and had broken several single- game offensive records including points with a 67-15 win over Shreveport. During that period, the secondary was further bolstered with the signing of veteran NFLer James Jefferson while former Super Bowl hero joined the team in late September. Nevertheless, the team a dry spell, losing close battles to Winnipeg, Edmonton and Saskatchewan.Then, on October 22, Baltimore beat B.C. 48-31 and a playoff run looked out of the question. But a big win over Las Vegas (45-7) and a nail-biting 24-23 loss to Calgary, in a game the Lions should have won, gave new hope.The team travelled to Edmonton for the Western Semi-Final.The Lions had only once won a playoff game in Commonwealth Stadium.And with just over four minutes left, it looked as though they never would. But Charles Gordon’s miraculous end-zone interception stopped the Eskimos in their tracks and gave new life to B.C.With Kent Austin at the helm, replacing an injured Danny McManus who had started, the Lions mounted a drive which ate up the clock and the field. Lui Passaglia

102 kicked the winning field goal with 30 seconds to go to give the Lions a tough 24-23 come-from- behind victory.The following week, in the most memorable Western Final ever, and perhaps one of the best football games every played, the Lions and Stampeders traded touchdowns and field goals all night at McMahon Stadium.Then, in the swirling snow with two minutes remaining and Calgary set to kick a field goal which would put the game out of reach, Ray Alexander leaped up and made the most amazing block ever seen. Danny McManus, who had replaced Kent Austin in the second half after Austin re-injured a separated shoulder, staged a furious last-minute drive, hitting receivers all the way down the field, including an unbeleviable reception on the four yard line to set up an incredible finish.With Calgary leading 36-31, and four seconds left, McManus found Flutie all alone in the end zone to give the Lions their first playoff victory over Calgary in 30 years, and a berth in the Grey Cup against Baltimore in Vancouver. The drama continued the following week in the Grey Cup.With 55,097 cheering fans looking on, the Lions and Baltimore staged another thriller with both teams playing great football. Baltimore took a 17-10 lead at halftime and extended it to 20-10 early in the third quarter. But Danny McManus entered the game and the Lions again staged a sec- ond-half rally. Seemingly stalled at the Baltimore 30 yard line, Lui Passaglia and Darren Flutie per- formed a fake field goal to perfection to gain a big first down and completely change the momen- tum of the game.Then McManus ran in from the two-yard line to score and the game was tied at 20-20.After the teams exchanged field goals and with the score tied at 23-23, McManus engineered another late-game drive to the Baltimore 37 yard line.This time Passaglia missed the field goal with just over one minute remaining. However, B.C.’s defense rose up and stopped Baltimore cold within their own five-yard line.After a punt and a couple of runs to set up the field goal unit, Passaglia trot- ted out on the field with no time remaining and kicked the biggest field goal of his life to give the Lions an incredible 26-23 victory, the third Grey Cup in team history.

1995 The Lions entered the 1995 season with a new starting QB. Grey Cup hero Danny McManus became the new starting pivot as Kent Austin was sent to Toronto. is added to a strong linebacker corps. Season starts out the way 1994 finished with an exciting late come from behind victory over the Baltimore Stallions at home 37-34. The Lions go on to win their first three contests before suffering a set back in Calgary. The Leos got back on track with a strong perfor- mance over the eastern Riders and went on to a 7-1 record challenging the Stampeders in the North Division. The injury bug caught up to the Lions during a three game in 10 days road trip which resulted in several key players being sidelined. It was a situation the team couldn’t recover from. A victory over Saskatchewan at home in the final regular season contest solidified 3rd place in the rugged Northern Division and a trip to Edmonton for the Play-offs. It wasn’t a repeat of last year’s play-offs as the Lions’ season came to an end in a 26-15 loss to the Eskimos. Season highlights saw running back Cory Philpot break the CFL record for touchdowns in a season with 22. Lui Passaglia ended the season with 3,160 career points. Jamie Taras was named the Northern Division’s Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman. General Manager Eric Tillman resigned in December starting a complete restructuring of the Football Operations of the Lions.

1996 It was a season of change and instability for the Lions. Former quarterback and fan favourite Joe Paopao returned to the Lions from the Edmonton Eskimos as the new Head Coach, replacing Dave Ritchie.The biggest change came on March 11th.That was the day owner Bill Comrie announced that the club had been sold to a group of 10 local businessmen headed by and Michael Jensen.The Lions held training camp at UBC with over a hundred players invited. Mike

103 McCarthy arrived in Vancouver to become the new Lions’ President. On the field, the BC Lions started the season with 18 new faces in the line-up. Heisman Trophy winner was the new starting quarterback.The club went 0-4 to start the season. Damon Allen was signed to become the new QB. Once more the club lost, this time at home against Hamilton, but won in Hamilton the following week. Generally, it was a season of turmoil. August 31 marked the end of Nelson Skalbania and his group as owners of BC Lions.The team went into receivership.The bright spot of the season was an incredible against-all-odds 35-11 victory over Doug Flutie and the Toronto Argonauta in September. On October 31st, Hamilton Businessman David Braley announced his intention to buy the football team. November 2nd marked the end of the season as the Lions defeated Ottawa 35-24 in what was the Rough Riders’ final game in club history. December came and the Lions announced Glen Ringdal as the new team President. A season ticket campaign was started with the need to increase awareness and revenue for the franchise.

1997 The Lions made the playoffs for the 20th time in the 43 year club history. This is the second time in club history that the Leos made it into the playoffs finishing fourth in the West but the first time they have traveled east to play in the Eastern Conference round. The last time the Lions played a playoff game was in 1995 at Edmonton where they were defeated 26-15 by the Eskimos. The Lions are 5-9 in Semi-Final Games. 3-9 on the road and 2-0 at home. The last time the Lions won a Semi-Final contest was in Edmonton while on their way to their third Grey Cup in 1994. Lions overall playoff record is 12-17 (1963 and ‘64 Western Finals were best of 3) and 7-11 on the road. Today’s game is the first time in CFL history that a Western Conference team is particiapating in the Eastern Semi-Final. The Lions finished in fourth place in the West with a 8-10 record. BC con- cluded the season losing their last four games and final six road games. BC was 3-5 against Eastern opponents, beating Hamilton twice and Winnipeg. The Alouettes finished with the second best record in the CFL and second in the East with a 13-5 record. They were 8-1 at home (Loss against Edmonton) and 5-3 against Western opponents including two victories over the Lions.

1997 BC LIONS CFL AWARD NOMINEES Outstanding Canadian - Fullback - Sean Millington Outstanding Rookie - Linebacker - BJ Gallis Outstanding Player - Quarterback - Damon Alllen Outstanding Offensive Lineaman - Centre - Mike Withycombe Outstanding Defensiev Player - Lienbacker - Maurice Kelly

BC LIONS - 1997 WESTERN AWARD FINALISTS Outstanding Canadian - Fullback - Sean Millington Outstanding Rookie - Linebacker - BJ Gallis

BC LIONS - 1997 CFL AWARD WINNER Outstanding Canadian - Fullback - Sean Millington - The first BC Lions player to win this award since Jim Young in 1972. Jim Young won the CFL’s Most Outstanding Canadian in 1970 and 1972 as the only Lion player to do so prior to this season.

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Owners: Labatt Breweries of Canada President: Bob Nicholson VP of Football Operations & Head Coach: Don Matthews Asst. General Manager: College Scouting: Nick Volpe Dir. of Media Relations: Greg Mandziuk Dir. of Marketing: Peter Cosentino Dir. of Finance: Cathy McNamara Dir. of Corporate Sales: Steve Shiffman Corporate Sales Representative:Tosha Rehak

WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS

1465 Maroons Road Winnipeg, Manitoba R3G 0L6 Tel: (204) 784-2583 Fax: (204) 783-5222

President: Don Bryk Dir. of Football Operations/Head Coach: Dir. of Player Personnel: Kai Gibron Mgr. of Media & Public Affairs: J.D. Boyd Mgr. of Accounting: Scott van Achte Dir. of Sales & Marketing: Ken Plone Merchandise Manager: Jamie McGuire

108 BC LIONS TRAVEL ITINERARY 98

Depart Arrive Hotel Depart Arrive

Calgary Wed June 17, 7:30 pm Wed June 17, 3:18 pm Crowchild Inn June 18 7:23 am CP 674 Calgary,Alberta CP 661 2:00 pm (403) 288-5353 7:00 am

Edmonton Fri July 10, 7:00 pm Thurs July 9, 1:55 pm Crowne Plaza, Chateau Lacombe Sat July 11 10:15 pm CP 644 Edmonton,Alberta CP 591 11:30 am (403) 428-6611 9:45 am

Saskatchewan Fri Jul 24, 7:30 pm Thurs July 23, 11:50 am Regina Inn Sat July 25 7:30 am AC 1941 Regina, Saskatchewan AC 1940 8:30 am (306) 525-6767 6:00 am

Montreal Thurs Aug 6, 7:00 pm Tues Aug 4, 10:00 pm Hotel du Parc Fri Aug 7 11:28 am CP 996 Montreal, PQ CP 911 2:45 pm (514) 288-6666 9:05 am

Winnipeg Fri Aug 14, 7:00 pm Wed Aug 12, 11:33 pm Sheraton Sat Aug 15 9:23 am CP 698 Winnipeg, Manitoba CP 665 6:55 pm (204) 942-5300 7:20 am

Hamilton Thurs Aug 27, 7:00 pm Tues Aug 25, 11:17 pm Sheraton Fri Aug 28 11:35 am CP 994 Hamilton, Ontario CP 987 4:00 pm (905) 317-4505 9:45 am

Toronto Sat Sept 12, 1:00 pm Thurs Sept 10, 12:15 am TBA Sat Sept. 12 8:55 pm CP 998 Toronto, Ont. CP 981 5:00 pm 7:00 pm

Calgary Sun Oct 4, 2:00 pm Sat Oct 3, 12:16 pm Village Park Inn Sun Oct. 4 9:22 pm CP 664 Calgary,Alberta CP 909 10:00 am (403) 289-0241 9:00 pm

Edmonton Sun Oct 18, 1:30 pm Sat Oct. 17, 1:55 pm Crowne Plaza Chateau Lacombe Sun Oct.18 7:30 pm CP 644 Edmonton,Alberta CP 653 11:30 am (403) 428-6611 7:00 pm

Saskatchewan Sun Oct 25, 2:30 pm Fri Oct 23, 8:15 pm Regina Inn Mon Oct. 26 7:30 am AC 1945 Regina, Saskatchewan AC 1940 4:00 pm (306) 525-6767 6:00 am

109 ANNUAL LEADERS

SCORING TD CON FG SING PTS 1954 2 11 6 0 39 1955 Al Pollard 4 17 2 1 44 1956 14 0 0 0 84 1957 By Bailey 11 0 0 0 66 1958 5 1 0 1 32 1959 Vic Kristopaitis 0 27 12 2 65 1960 Willie Fleming 18 l 0 0 109 1961 Nub Beamer 9 0 0 0 54 1962 Willie Fleming 14 0 0 0 84 1963 Peter Kempf 0 39 22 4 109 1964 Peter Kempf 0 32 15 4 81 1965 Peter Kempf 3 31 10 3 82 1966 Bill Mitchell 0 24 11 10 67 1967 Ted Gerela 0 21 16 8 77 1968 Ted Gerela 0 16 30 9 115 1969 Ted Gerela 0 17 22 15 98 1970 Ted Gerela 0 30 22 11 107 1971 Ken Phillips 0 18 11 8 59 1972 Ted Gerela 0 25 19 6 88 1973 Johnny Musso 10 0 0 0 60 1974 Ivan MacMillan 0 28 18 19 101 1975 Jim Young 9 0 0 0 54 1976 Lui Passaglia 1 28 28 12 130 1977 Lui Passaglia 0 30 40 7 140 1978 Lui Passaglia 0 30 37 18 159 1979 Lui Passaglia 0 27 32 21 144 1980 Lui Passaglia 0 38 31 16 147 1981 Lui Passaglia 0 42 27 21 144 1982 Lui Passaglia 0 45 26 11 134 1983 Lui Passaglia 0 45 43 17 191 1984 Lui Passaglia 0 46 35 16 167 1985 Lui Passaglia 0 49 37 25 185 1986 Lui Passaglia 0 34 39 15 166 1987 Lui Passaglia 0 47 52 11 214 1988 David Williams 18 2 0 0 110 1989 Lui Passaglia 0 52 37 12 175 1990 Lui Passaglia 0 33 25 8 116 1991 Lui Passaglia 0 67 44 11 210 1992 Lui Passaglia 0 38 28 12 134 1993 Lui Passaglia 0 62 35 9 176 1994 Lui Passaglia 0 49 28 4 137 1995 Lui Passaglia 0 50 45 10 195 1996 Lui Passaglia 0 40 36 8 156 1997 Lui Passaglia 0 43 35 7 155

110 PASSING ATT COMP YDS PCT INT LNG TD

1954 Gerry Tuttle 148 70 991 .473 15 67 4 1955 Arnie Galiffa 271 155 2273 .571 14 63 10 1956 178 79 1214 .443 17 72 11 1957 Maury Duncan 236 127 1827 .537 18 70 12 1958 232 113 1669 .487 20 85 8 1959 Randy Duncan 318 154 2746 .484 26 91 18 1960 Randy Duncan 113 51 734 .451 12 57 7 110 42 828 .381 11 64 8 1961 Joe Kapp 231 94 1719 .407 16 100 9 1962 Joe Kapp 359 197 3279 .548 18 106 28 1963 Joe Kapp 339 183 3011 .539 15 106 20 1964 Joe Kapp 329 194 2816 .589 13 97 14 1965 Joe Kapp 423 219 2961 .517 19 89 15 1966 Joe Kapp 363 211 2889 .581 18 82 11 1967 354 200 3303 .565 21 81 17 1968 Peter Ohler 153 93 1037 .608 11 62 3 1969 Paul Brothers 406 200 2671 .493 33 61 14 1970 Paul Brothers 322 169 2604 .525 19 80 14 1971 Don Moorhead 182 98 1302 .538 13 59 9 1972 Don Moorhead 326 159 2606 .487 17 73 10 1973 Don Moorhead 278 160 2005 .576 12 73 4 1974 Don Moorhead 306 160 2478 .523 13 92 17 1975 Peter Liske 280 152 2310 .542 9 72 13 1976 Eric Guthrie 221 108 1399 .488 11 78 6 1977 Jerry Tagge 405 232 2787 .572 13 76 14 1978 Jerry Tagge 430 243 3134 .565 20 77 13 1979 Joe Paopao 223 126 1508 .565 13 84 7 1980 Joe Paopao 231 145 2009 .628 13 67 15 1981 Joe Paopao 421 229 3777 .544 23 91 28 1982 Roy Dewalt 281 172 2505 .612 6 85 18 1983 Roy Dewalt 442 275 3637 .622 16 79 22 1984 Roy Dewalt 437 258 3613 .590 15 78 21 1985 Roy Dewalt 476 301 4237 .632 12 90 27 1986 Roy Dewalt 556 314 4057 .565 16 72 17 1987 Roy Dewalt 531 303 3855 .571 14 77 19 1988 Matt Dunigan 471 268 3776 .569 26 76 26 1989 Matt Dunigan 597 331 4522 .555 20 83 27 1990 Doug Flutie 392 207 2960 .528 19 55 16 1991 Doug Flutie 730 466 6619 .638 25 89 38 1992 Danny Barrett 306 172 2206 .562 10 57 7 1993 Danny Barrett 515 293 4097 .568 12 70 24 1994 Kent Austin 551 317 4193 .575 22 61 24 1995 Danny McManus 581 295 4655 .508 26 78 19 1996 Damon Allen 368 219 2772 .595 10 64 13 1997 Damon Allen 583 378 4653 .648 11 73 21

111 RUSHING RECEIVING NO YDS TD NO YDS TD 1954 Al Pollard 122 4310 1954 Dick Christiansen 41 545 0 1955 Al Pollard 90 557 4 1955 41 681 3 1956 By Bailey 134 620 1 1956 Dan Edwards 41 672 3 1957 By Bailey 184 885 11 1957 Paul Cameron 36 593 5 1958 By Bailey 99 489 4 1958 Paul Cameron 58 834 2 1959 Don Vicic 165 802 6 1959 Jerry Janes 41 936 6 1960 Willie Fleming 125 1051 10 1960 Willie Fleming 20 339 8 1961 Nub Beamer 169 878 9 1961 Dick Johnson 33 645 4 1962 Nub Beamer 208 1161 7 1962 Mark Burton 52 818 6 1963 Willie Fleming 127 1234 5 1963 Pat Claridge 37 377 2 1964 Bob Swift 229 1054 11 1964 Sonny Homer 50 776 4 1965 Willie Fleming 93 595 2 1965 Mack Burton 44 501 3 1966 Bill Munsey 168 853 7 1966 Willie Fleming 42 653 3 1967 Bill Munsey 136 656 0 Dave Moton 42 552 2 1968 Jim Evenson 248 1220 4 1967 Jim Young 46 976 8 1969 Jim Evenson 255 1287 4 1968 Jim Young 51 968 1 1970 Jim Evenson 204 1003 8 1969 Jim Young 50 773 7 1971 Jim Evenson 260 1237 8 1970 Jim Young 54 1041 6 1972 Jim Evenson 184 961 8 1971 Jim Young 55 793 7 1973 Johnny Musso 220 1029 10 1972 Jim Young 63 1362 11 1974 Lou Harris 222 1239 8 1973 Johnny Musso 46 475 0 1975 Lou Harris 172 958 4 Jim Young 45 719 2 1976 223 1119 10 1974 Lou Harris 48 532 4 1977 Mike Strickland 201 751 6 1975 Jim Young 43 935 9 1978 Larry Key 215 1054 7 1976 John Sciarra 34 563 0 1979 Larry Key 204 1060 9 1977 Terry Bailey 50 558 3 1980 John White 148 824 4 1978 Leon Bright 52 781 2 1981 Larry Key 204 1098 17 1979 John H White 42 422 2 1982 Larry Key 167 820 10 1980 John H White 43 283 1 1983 John H White 84 441 7 1981 Tyron Gray 63 1428 9 1984 John H White 102 523 3 1982 Mervyn Fernandez 64 1046 8 1985 Keyvan Jenkins 193 964 8 1983 Mervyn Femandes 78 1284 10 1986 Keyvan Jenkins 131 496 7 1984 Mervyn Femandez 89 1486 17 1987 Anthony Parker 157 635 l 1985 Mervyn Femandez 95 1727 15 1988 Anthony Cherry 149 889 6 1986 Mervyn Femandez 48 865 5 1989 Anthony Parker 104 595 4 1987 Jim Sandusky 80 1437 12 1990 Doug Flutie 79 662 3 1988 David Williams 83 1468 18 1991 Jon Volpe 239 1395 16 1989 David Williams 79 1445 14 1992 Jon Volpe 184 941 13 1990 Ray Alexander 65 1120 9 1993 Cory Philpot 66 372 8 1991 Ray Alexander 104 1605 3 1994 Cory Philpot 201 1451 13 1992 Darren Flutie 90 1336 4 1995 Cory Philpot 229 1308 17 1993 Ray Alexander 77 1300 4 1996 Cory Philpot 163 1024 1 1994 Darren Flutie 111 1731 8 1997 Sean Millington 153 865 5 1995 Darren Flutie 59 893 2 Mike Trevathan 55 998 3 1996 Mike Trevathan 65 1006 10 1997 Alfred Jackson 79 1322 10

112 PUNT RETURNS KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVE NO YDS AVE 1954 Neil Ferris 43 295 6.8 1954 Al Pollard 19 550 28.9 1955 Pete Von Harten 25 210 8.4 1955 Al Pollard 8 248 31.0 1956 Bill Stuart 40 152 3.8 1956 Pete Von Harten 10 190 19.0 1957 Ted Hunt 69 407 5.9 1957 By Bailey 24 680 28.3 1958 Ted Hunt 71 478 6.7 1958 By Bailey 22 585 26.5 1959 Joe Yamaguchi 48 298 6.2 1959 By Bailey 24 569 23.7 1960 Neil Beaumont 53 226 4.2 1960 Willie Fleming 24 545 25.9 1961 Bob Belak 40 191 4.7 1961 Willie Fleming 15 494 32.9 1962 Neil Beaumont 45 224 5.0 1962 By Bailey 16 312 19.5 1963 Neil Beaumont 50 230 5.6 1963 Tom Larscheid 21 503 23.9 1964 Ron Morris 68 407 6.0 1964 Nub Beamer 9 172 19.1 1965 55 262 4.7 1965 Neil Beaumont 19 445 23.4 1966 Roy Cameron 54 267 4.9 1966 Bill Munsey 16 451 28.1 1967 Bill Lasseter 57 265 4.6 1967 Bill Moore 17 466 28.1 1968 Jerry Bradley 102 471 4.6 Jim Young 11 251 22.8 1969 Dave Easley 50 359 7.2 1968 Jerry Bradley 14 329 24.4 1970 Jerry Bradley 102 556 5.5 1969 7 224 32.0 1971 Michel Leveille 78 442 5.7 Jim Evenson 8 172 21.5 1972 Bob Friend 51 327 6.4 1970 20 512 25.6 1973 Bob Friend 46 252 5.5 1971 9 332 36.9 1974 Bob Hornes 56 297 5.3 Wayne Matherne 13 316 24.3 1975 Rocky Long 48 514 10.7 1972 Monroe Eley 37 1033 27.9 1976 Rocky Long 63 688 10.9 1973 Lou Harris 15 342 22.8 1977 Rocky Long 81 774 9.6 1974 Monroe Eley 19 543 28.6 1978 Leon Bright 40 498 12.5 1975 Rocky Long 34 944 27.8 1979 Ken Hinton 62 519 8.4 1976 Rocky Long 34 979 28.8 1980 Leon Bright 47 790 16.8 1977 Rocky Long 27 690 25.6 1981 Devon Ford 61 661 10.9 1978 Larry Key 20 649 32.5 1982 Larry Crawford 70 664 9.9 1979 Leon Bright 27 820 30.4 1983 Larry Crawford 74 776 10.4 1980 Leon Bright 25 635 25.4 1984 Darnell Clash 62 664 10.7 1981 Devon Ford 36 888 24.7 1985 Darnell Clash 111 1148 10.3 1982 Larry Crawford 27 720 26.7 1986 Darnell Clash 63 742 11.8 1983 Sammy Greene 27 749 27.7 1987 Larry Crawford 64 679 10.6 1984 Darnell Clash 22 506 23.0 1988 Lorenzo Rivers 23 389 16.9 1985 Keyvan Jenkins 35 720 20.5 1989 Darrell Wallace 83 780 9.4 1986 Melvin Byrd 24 551 23.0 1990 Tony Hunter 35 409 11.7 1987 Melvin Byrd 32 822 25.7 1991 Norm Jefferson 53 468 8.8 1988 Lorenzo Rivers 23 389 16.9 1992 Willis Jacox 40 403 10.1 1989 Darrell Wallace 57 1225 21.5 1993 Lonnie Turner 38 270 7.1 1990 Lorenzo Graham 33 830 25.1 1994 Freeman Baysinger28 247 8.8 1991 Lorenzo Graham 49 1063 21.6 1995 Eddie Thomas 42 421 10.0 1992 Amod Field 33 672 20.4 1996 Ted Alford 28 167 6.0 1993 Cory Philpot 36 1008 28.0 1997 Al Shipman 52 771 9.2 1994 S. McLennan 19 382 20.1 1995 Eddie Thomas 33 669 20.3 1996 Cory Philpot 30 586 22.0 1997 Al Shipman 35 751 21.5

113 INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS LNG TD 1954 Neil Ferris 5 36 0 0 1955 PrimoVillanueva 5 87 0 0 1956 Rae Ross 6 165 0 1 1957 Paul Cameron 6 63 0 0 1958 Paul Cameron 5 137 0 1 1959 Bill Jessup 5 27 0 0 1960 Ed Sullivan 4 26 0 0 1961 Norm Fieldgate 5 70 0 0 1962 Neil Beaumont 4 47 0 0 Norm Fieldgate 5 38 0 0 1963 By Bailey 8 85 20 0 1964 Bill Munsey 9 129 33 0 1965 6 113 48 0 Neil Beaumont 6 62 24 0 1966 Norm Fieldgate 6 59 21 0 1967 Craig Murray 5 88 51 1 Dwayne Czupka 5 32 21 0 1968 Jerry Bradley 4 144 66 0 John Griffin 4 46 16 0 1969 Jerry Bradley 9 179 44 0 1970 Rich Robinson 10 91 38 0 1971 Wayne Matherne 7 119 56 1 1972 Brian Donnelly 5 62 24 0 1973 Mike Wilson 7 119 56 1 1974 5 47 26 0 1975 Rocky Long 8 88 68 0 1976 Grady Cavness 7 58 30 0 1977 Grady Cavness 4 32 24 0 1978 Ken Hinton 5 47 34 0 1979 Ken Hinton 7 161 57 0 1980 Ken Hinton 4 46 34 0 1981 Larry Crawford 8 133 60 1 1982 Larry Crawford 4 41 27 0 1983 Larry Crawford 12 172 44 2 1984 Larry Crawford 5 165 99 0 5 36 32 0 1985 Darnell Clash 9 69 34 0 1986 Larry Crawford 9 170 52 1 1987 9 122 53 1 1988 Andre Francis 7 101 77 1 1989 Keith Gooch 6 167 60 3 1990 5 83 51 0 1991 5 114 75 0 1992 Andre Francis 5 106 69 1 1993 Andre Francis 8 153 71 1 1994 Less Browne 11 123 40 1 1995 Charles Gordon 7 155 51 2 1996 Brandon Hamilton 5 82 48 1 1997 Maurice Kelly 4 29 15 0

114 ALL-TIME PLAYERS

Regular Season Games Only (up to and including 1997)

NOTE: Players listed below have appeared in at least one regular season game for the Lions since the club started play in 1954.

Name Posi # School Years Games Played ABOFS, Harry DE 28 Tech. 1973 1 ADAMS, Sam TE 75 Whitworth 1954-55 30 AFALAVA, Kesi DL 64 Hawaii 1984 1 ALEXANDER, Ray WR 88 Florida A&M 1990-94 74 ALFORD,Ted WR 80 Langston College 1996-97 32 ALLEN, Damon QB 9 Cal State Fullerton 1996 14 ALLEN, Ernie “Pokey” DB 12 Utah 1965-67 36 ALLEN, Michael DB 26 Carleton 1993-94 18 ALLEN, Zock LB 44 Texas A&I 1992 24 ANDERSON,Andre DT 65 New State 1978 4 ANDERSON, Bret SB 20 SFU 1997 14 ANDERSON, George LB 77/61 Simon Fraser 1971-73 48 ANTHONY, Charles LB 58 USC 1977 11 APPLEBY, Richard TE 72 Georgia 1977-78 10 APPS, Bob WR 24 McMaster 1966 2 ARDERN, Barry DB 10 Jr 1973-76 64 ARKELL, Ken T 65 Western Ontario 1956-57 21 ARMOUR, Ned WR 8 San Diego State 1983-87 32 ASHTON, Josh RB 25 Tulsa 1971 6 AUSTIN, Kent QB 7 Mississippi 1994 16 AYNSLEY, Brock WR 17 Washington State 1973-75 31

BAILEY, Byron FB 38/88 Washington State 1954-64 158 BAILEY, Mario WR 84 Washington 1996 2 BAILEY,Terry WB 36 Simon Fraser 1974-82 144 BAILEY,Tony DT 78 Saint Mary’s 1996 6 BAKER, Bill DE 76 Otterbein 1974-76 46 BAKER, Jim LB 35 Arizona State 1976 4 BAKER, Ron C/K 43/41 Ottawa Jr Seconds 1955-56 32 BAKER, Shalon WR 23 U. of Montana 1997 2 BAKKEN, Ikkue LB 50 Minnesota 1980 10 BALLARD,Walter DT 79 Texas-El Paso 1986-89 57 BARNES, Emery DT 66 Oregon 1962-64 30 BARNETT, Bruce DB 12 UBC 1986 26 BARRETT, Danny QB 9/8 Cincinnati 1992 28 BARRUS, Dave DE 64 Brigham Young 1960 15 BARRY, Ed T 65 Vcr. Jr. Blue Bombers 1954 9 BARTON, Hank DE 60 Portland State 1972 1 BAYLIS, Jearld DT 04 S. Mississippi 1991 7 BARTOSH, Gil HB 91 Texas Christian 1955 15

115 BAYSINGER, Freeman WR 4/00 Humboldt State 1993-94,96 14 BEABOUT, Jerry T 68 Purdue 1961 2 BEAMER, Nub FB 35 Oregon State 1959-63 59 BEASLEY, Jerry DL 70 Arizona 1989-90 17 BEATON, John LB 10 Simon Fraser/Tulsa 1978-80 40 BEAUMONT, Neal DB/P 27 Vcr. Jr. Meralomas 1960-67 123 BEDFORD, Brian WR 10 Cal-Berkely 1990 2 BELAK, Bob HB 20 1961-62 32 BELANGER, Robin S 9/18 McGill 1989-92 60 BELL, Billy DE 4 Lamar 1990 4 BELL, Edgar G 55 New Mexico 1976 14 BELLEFONTAlNE, Mike SB 26 UBC 1989 17 BELWAY, Brian DL 64 Calgary 1988-89 24 BENEFIELD, Daved LB 11 Northridge St. 1995-97 24 BENNETT, Keith HB 89 Vcr. Jr Blue Bombers 1954-55 17 BENOIT, Sheldon LB 95 W. Kentucky 1997 1 BERG, Brian G 58 Augsberg 1975 3 BEYRLE, Steve OT 54 Kansas State 1973 1 BlLlCKl,Walt LB 44 Winnipeg Rods Jr. 1961-65 79 BLACKWOOD, Paul FB 19 Cincinnati 1995-97 36 BLAlN, John OT 68 San Jose State 1977-87 174 BLAKE, John G 69 San Jose State 1978-80 32 BLANTON, Mike DE 62 Georgia Tech. 1979-80 2 BOlCE, Ross DT 62 Pacific Lutheran 1971-72 6 BOLESKl, Lanny OT 55 Wyoming 1974 16 BOONE, David DE 66 E. Michigan 1975 6 BOSSON, Dave T 61 Duke 1961 1 BOWMAN, Kevin WR 85 San Jose State 1987 2 BRADLEY, Chuck C 65 Kentucky 1997 14 BRADLEY, Gerald WR 72 Weber State 1983 1 BRADLEY, Jerry DB 12 California 1968-70 48 BRADLEY, Gotha DT 68 USC 1975 3 BRADY, Bob G 55 UBC 1956-60 62 BRADY, Dale DB 15 Memphis State 1968-69 17 BRAJClCH, George OT 52 UBC 1967 7 BRENNAN, Sam DB 28 Bishop’s 1997 6 BREWER, Bill HB 24 Mississippi 1961 1 BRIGANCE, O.J. LB 57 Rice 1991-93 54 BRIGHT, Leon WR 26 Florida State 1977-80 56 BRIM, LaMark RB 1 Langston College 1996 1 BRITTON, Bill FB 30/18 Western Ontario 1958-61 58 BRITTS, Sam LB 45 Missouri 1978-81 48 BROCK, Paul OT 68 Tulane 1976 9 BROTHERS, Paul QB 10 Oregon State 1968-71 55 BROWN, Bob DE 60 Miami 1968-70 27 BROWN, Carlos QB 7 Pacific 1979 6 BROWN, Charlie RB 25 Missouri 1969-70 9 BROWN, Elton DE 79 Utah State 1974-75,78 33 BROWN, George G 55 Texas Christian 1954 2 BROWN, John C 43 N. Carolina Centre 1954 9 BROWN, Marlon LB 50 Memphis State 1990 5

116 BROWN, Pete C 47 Georgia Tech. 1958 4 BROWN, Tom LB 69 Minnesota 1961-67 97 BROWNE, Less DB 00 Colorado State 1993 18 BROWNLEE,Vincent WR 81 Mississippi 1993 2 BRYAN,VICTOR DB 27 SFU 1997 2 BUFTON, Bill DE 72 Idaho 1967-68 32 BUIS, Jamie OT/C 69/72 Simon Fraser 1983-89 101 BULLOCKS,Amos DB/HB 28/25 S. Illinois 1965 9 BUNCE, Don QB 10 Stanford 1972 15 BURLESON, Paul TE 77 Oregon 1967 7 BURNHAM,Tim OT Washington 1987 3 BURRESS, Ken DB 27 Bowling Green 1996 2 BURTON, Mack TE 76/29 San Jose State 1962-66 59 BYERS, Mark LB 44 UNLV 1995 3 BYRD, Melvin DB 10 Cal-Davis 1982-87 82

CACIC, Mike DT 67 Vcr.Jr../CYO R.Raiders 1957-58,60-67 117 CAMERON, Larry LB 37 Alcorn State 1975 16 CAMERON, Roy “Rocky” DE 36/24 Wenatchee J.C. 1960,65-66 22 CAMPBELL, Joe DT 98 New Mexico 1991 1 CAMPBELL, Robbie DB 24 Alberta 1970 1 CARAVATTA, Giulio K/QB 2 Simon Fraser 1991-97 111 CARlNCl, Jan SB 27 1986-90 57 CARLlN,Vidal QB 15 N.Texas State 1970 9 CARLSON, Doug DE 28 Colorado 1975-79 57 CARPHIN, Jim TE 76/72 Washington 1960-62,64-66,68 94 CARRUTHERS, Joe G 50 Michigan State 1960 15 CARTHON, Reggie DB 28 Montana State 1996 13 CARTWRIGHT, Ricardo DB 20 Florida A&M 1992 5 CASSATTA, Rick QB 12 Syracuse 1976 7 CASTELLO, Keith LB 37 Oshawa Jr. 1995 8 CAVNESS, Grady DE 32 Texas-El Paso 1974-78 80 CHALMERS, Mark DT 77 Texas 1977 1 CHAMBERS, Jim HB 87 No College 1954 5 CHAPDELAINE, Jacques WR 71 Simon Fraser 1983-84 32 CHAPMAN,Vic TE/L 74 UBC 1954-58 70 CHARUK,Al WR 25 Acadia 1977-82 88 CHATMAN,Tyrone LB 47/56 Arkansas 1994-97 56 CHAYTORS, David DT 74 Utah 1994-97 61 CHERKAS, Ron DT 66 Utah State 1983-84 21 CHERRY,Anthony RB 24 Oregon 1988-89 24 CHAROT, Gordon G 58 McMaster 1958 4 CHOUKOLAS, Ernie G 58/50 Vcr. Jr. Blue Bombers 1954-55 13 CHRISTENSEN, Jay SB 83 Okanagan Sun 1990/91 34 CHRISTIAN, Glen HB 84 Idaho 1955-56 19 CHRlSTlANSEN, Dick E 70 Arizona 1954 15 CHROBAK, Dick G 57 Vcr. Jr. Blue Bombers 1959 1 CLARlDGE, Bruce TE 76 Washington 1959-60 29 CLARlDGE, Pat TE 78 Washington 1961-66 93 CLARK, Kevin DE 16 San Jose State 1990 3 CLARK, Matt SB 85 Montana 1991-96 100

117 CLARK, Rusty QB 16 Houston 1971 7 CLARKE, Matt LB/C 39 UBC 1991-95 90 CLARKSON, Ross WR 20 Simon Fraser 1973,75-76 42 CLARKSON, Larry OL 67 Montana 1988-91 41 CLASH, Darnell DB 1 Wyoming 1984-86 39 CLINKSCALE, Ron HB 93 Texas Christian 1955-56 17 CODRINGTON, Nigel WR 81 Rice 1991 1 COFLlN, John OL 62 SFU 1987-89 31 COLBERT, Darrell WR 81 Texas Southern 1990 3 COLEMAN, LoveIl FB 27 W. Michigan 1970 16 COLLIER,Tony DB 23 Mississippi 1994-96 22 COOK, Jack E 78/74 Queens 1955 10 COOKS, Rayford DL 76 North Texas 1989 5 COOPER,Wes RB 21 Weber State 1988-89 31 COTTER, Steve G 58 Wenatchee J.C. 1960-65 93 COULTER, Carl OL 57/59/99 Carleton 1990-92,96 72 COWAN,Tim QB 14 Washington 1983-86 42 CRAMMER, Dave RB 20 Bowling Green 1973 3 CRAVER, Jon DT 64 James Madison 1983 2 CRAWFORD, Bill G 58 UBC 1966 16 CRAWFORD, Larry DB 28 Iowa State 1981-89 130 CREWS,Tyrone LB 91/50 Kansas State 1981-87 84 CROUSE, Ray RB 35 UNLV 1986-87 16 CULLlVER, Calvin RB 34 1978 5 CUMMINGS, Burtland DB 4 North Dakota 1993 3 CUNNINGHAM, James WR 21 Howard 1997 1 CURRlE, Bob DL 41 Hawaii 1972-73 10 CURRY, James DT 55 Nevada-Reno 1983 9 CVlJANOVlCH, Sam LB 77 Cal-Lutheran 1978 3 CVITANOVICH, John G 50 Vcr. Jr. Blue Bombers 1954-55 13 CYZ,Walt G 52 Regina Jr. Bombers 1954-55 19 CZUPKA, Dwayne DT/LB 50 Utah State 1967 16

DAVIES, DOUG OL 55 SFU 1997 8 DAVIES, Mike QB 98 Tor Parkdale Jr. 1958 16 DAVIS, Charlie RB 25 Alcorn State 1975 1 DAVIS, Darrick DB 21 Idaho 1995 2 DAVIS, Robert DB 7 Vanderbilt 1995-96 29 DAWSEY, Stacey WR 84 Indiana 1991 1 deBRUEYS, Mark SB 3 Western Ontario 1983-85 29 DELAINE, Greg DE 78 SW Minnesota 1992 1 DeLUCA, Joe G 56 Montana 1955 2 DEMPSEY,Wally LB 77 Washington State 1970 5 DENNIS, Lonnie QT 61 Brigham Young 1960-68 91 DENNIS,Tony SB 24 Simon Fraser 1990 14 DENNIS,Wayne DT 52 Montana 1964,69-70 42 DENNY, Dave TE 72 Missouri Southern St. 1971 12 DERBAN, Dwayne DL 70 UBC 1987 18 DEVER, Dan LB 72 Wake Forest 1974 12 DEWALT, Roy QB 9 Texas - Arlington 1980-87 125 DIAMOND, Charlie T 67 Miami 1959 1

118 DIAZ, Skip DT 54 Oregon State 1968 9 DICKlE, Bob QB 98 Montreal Jr. 1957 3 DICKSON,Wayne DL 95 Oklahoma 1990 4 DIXON, Kevin RB 35 Walla Walla J.C. 1987 13 DONALDSON, Dave DB 10 Manitoba 1997 12 DONNELLY, Brian DB 11 Simon Fraser 1971-74 52 DOROW,Al QB 96/99 Michigan State 1958 6 DOUGLAS. Karl QB 16 Texas A&I 1973-74 29 DOYLE, Mickey DE 54 Kansas 1974 13 DRAWHORN,Anthony DB 6/4 UNLV 1988-90 23 DRINKWALTER,Wayne DT 51 Thunder Bay Jr 1997 1 DUBUQUE, Chuck HB 86/28 Vancouver Jr. Cubs 1956-59 25 DUlCH, Steve G 60 San Diego State 1971 4 DUKE, Jim DE 60 Alabama 1971 11 DUNCAN,Ted QB 94 UBC 1955-56 14 DUNCAN, Maury QB 97 San Francisco St. 1957 15 DUNCAN, Randy QB 25 Iowa 1959-60 24 DUNCUM, Bob OT 62 West Texas State 1969 7 DUNlGAN, Matt QB 16 Louisiana Tech. 1988-89 35 DUNN, Chris DL 92 Cal-Poly 510 1990 1 DUNN, Kasey WR 80 Idaho 1992 4 DUSHlNSKl,Ted DB 27 Saskatoon Jr. Hilltops 1976-77 31

EASLEY, Dave DB 20 Vcr. Jr. Blue Bombers 1969-72 63 EASON, John PK 78 Florida A & M 1969 1 EDWARDS, Danny E 71 Georgia 1955-57 43 EIBEN, L.J. SB/DB 10 Humboldt State 1996 5 EGERTON,Tim WR 82 Delaware State 1990 3 EILMES, Larry FB 38 Washington State 1966-67 15 EKDAHL,Trevor G 66 Utah State 1967-74 115 EKSTRAN, Garner LB 78 Washington St. 1968 8 ELDRlDGE, David RE 25 Arizona 1990 1 ELEWONIBI. Moe T 64 Brigham Young 1997 18 ELEY, Monroe HB 26 Arizona State 1972-74 45 ELLIS, Ricky TE 7 Cal-Fullerton 1978 36 ELLISON, Jerry DE 64 N.Texas State 1975 2 ELY, Larry LB 50 Iowa 1972 1 EMERY, Eric LB 35 Cal-Fullerton 1985 6 ENGLAND,Wayne LB 39 Guelph 1989 11 ENGLISH,Andrew WR 80 UBC 1997 16 ENOS, Ed T 61 Connecticut 1957-58 23 ENRlGHT, Ray HB 84 N. Dakota 1954 7 ESTAY, Ron DT 78 LSU 1972-73 18 ETHRIDGE, Raymond WR 86 Pasadena City 1991 6 EUROPE,Tom DB 13 Bishops 1993-96 72 EVENSON, Jim FB 28 Oregon 1968-72 77

FALONEY, Bernie QB 10 Maryland 1967 16 FERGUSON, Ken C 45 Utah State 1967-94 40 FERNANDEZ, Mervyn WR 24 San Jose State 1982-94 83 FERRIS, Neil DB 71 Cal-Loyola 1954 15

119 FIELD,Amod DB 6 Montclair State 1992 9 FlELDGATE, Norm LB 76/75 UBC 1954-67 223 FINCH, Lonnie DB 7 Oklahoma 1990-91 7 FINDLAY, Brooks LB 97 Portland State 1997 11 FINDLAY, Greg DE 79 Vcr Jr. Meralomas 1962-73 178 FLEMING, Joe DE 76 New Hampshire 1996-97 28 FLEMING,Willie HB 15 Iowa 1959-66 124 FLlNT, George G 55 Arizona State 1967 8 FLORIO, Rudy RB 12 Youngstown State 1977-78 25 FLUTIE, Darren SB 82 1991-95 73 FLUTlE, Doug QB 22 Boston College 1990-91 34 FOGGIE, Rickey QB 1 Minnesota 1988-90 41 ORD, Devon DB 16 Appalachian State 1978-82 58 FORDE, Brian LB 48 Washington State 1994-95 35 FOSTER, Dick T 51 Idaho 1957 16 FOSTER,Wayne DT 60 Washington State 1966-68 18 FOUDY, Sean DB 22 York 1993-94 14 FOURCADE, John QB 12 Mississippi 1982 4 FOURNIER, Randy DL 63 Cincinnati 1984 6 FOURQUEAN, Joe DB 14 Bluefield State 1973-81 122 FOUTS, Dick DE 69 Missouri/Kansas 1962-66,68-69 94 FRANClS,Andre DB 14/1 New Mexico 1986-87,92-93 76 FRANCIS, Ron DB 14 Baylor 1992-93 11 FRANClS, Peter DB 21 Saskatchewan 1970 4 FRANK, Bill OT 68 Colorado 1962-64 28 FRANKLIN, Paul DB 17 San Jose State 1992 2 FRAZIER, Darryl WR 87 Florida 1996 4 FRERS, Greg S 40 SFU 1997 18 FRIEND, Bob DB 25 Simon Fraser 1972-74 39 FURDYK,Todd OT 59 Rocky Mountain 1994-97 72 FUREY, Jim LB 41 Kansas State 1959-60 7

GALIFFA, Arnie QB 95 Army West Point 1955-56 15 GALLAGHER,Allen G 64 USC 1975-76 16 GALLIS, B.J. LB 7/29 Lafayette 1997 12 GARRET, Jim HB Utah State 1955 1 GASTINEAU, Mark DE 99 E. Oklahoma 1990 4 GAVIN, Chuck G/DE 51 Tennessee State 1959 10 GAYLE, Rashid DB 14 Boise State 1997 6 GEORGE, Don LB 65 Notre Dame 1955-56 17 GERELA,Ted PK 35 Washington State 1967-73 112 GERMAlN, Joe WR 82 Simon Fraser 1987 1 GlESBRECHT,Wayne DT 60 N. Dakota 1970 5 GILCREST, Stacey DB 17 San Jose State 1989 2 GlLLETT, Mel HB 20 Lewis & Clark 1958-59 19 GlLLIAM, Frank TE 71 Iowa 1960 8 GIRODAY, Paul LB 40 California 1975-79 66 GLENN, Steven LB 90 Ottawa 1996-97 13 GLIER, Bernie LB 7 UBC 1983-89 102 GOAD, Paul FB 90 Abilene Christian 1957 1 GOBLE, Larry TE 74 Western Ontario 1958 5

120 GOLlNSKY, Dave OT 54 Washington State 1969-72 64 GOLTZ, Rick DT 63 Simon Fraser 1978-82 64 GONZALEZ, Jose DL 68 Miami Fla. 1975 1 GOOCH, Keith DB 18 Fresno State 1984-89 92 GOOSBY,Tom G 51 Baldwin-Wallace 1967 4 GORDON, Charles DB 26 Eastern Michigan U. 1994-95 35 GORDON, Robert WR 84 Nebraska-Omaha 1995 16 GRAHAM, Bill T 61 E.York Intermediates 1962 3 GRAHAM, Lorenzo RB 28 Livingston U. 1990-91 26 GRANING, Chick DB 11 Georgia Tech. 1966-67 15 GRANT, George T/K 60 Colorado College 1960-62 25 GRAVELY,Tracey DB 3 Concord College 1992-93 13 GRAY, Mike WR 77 Western Ontario 1969 11 GRAY, Michael DT 77 Oregon 1985-86 33 GRAY,Tyron WR 32 Washington State 1979-82 37 GREENE, Sammy SB 35 UNLV 1983 14 GREEN,Trent QB 10 Indiana 1994 2 GRENDA, Hank QB 11 Washington State 1969 16 GRIER, Derek DB 9 Marshall 1993-94 8 GRIFFlN, John DB 25 Memphis State 1967-68 26 GROENEWEGEN, Leo OL 53 UBC 1989-93 78 GUESS, Mike DB 17 Ohio State 1980 2 GUEVIN, Dennis OL 67 Simon Fraser 1982-85 47 GUNNARI,Tom T/G 64 Washington State 1956 9 GUSTAFSON, Jerry QB 95 Stanford 1956 10 GUTHRlE, Eric QB/P 8/14 Boise State 1972-73,75-76 64

HAGEMOEN, Ian C 42 Meralomas Jr. 1962-64 34 HAILEY, Ken DB 24 San Francisco State 1993 7 HAINES, Russ G 66 Mtl. Lakeshore Flyers 1961 6 HALL, Bob DB 15 Brown 1967 10 HAMILTON, Brandon CB 29 Tulane 1996 17 HANSEN, Barrie DB 34 San Fernando State 1970 15 HANSON, Ryan RB 34 Slippery Rock 1990-95 81 HANTLA, Bob G/T 54 Kansas 1956-57 16 HARRIS, Jim DB 25 Vcr. Jr. Blue Bombers 1975 3 HARRIS, Major QB 9 West Virginia 1990 8 HARRIS, Lou RB 31 USC 1973-76 56 HARRISON, Jim RB 35 Missouri 1977 14 HATFIELD, Mark G 57 Bishop’s 1997 7 HEATH, Jo Jo DB 26 Pittsburgh 1983 14 HEBELER, Nick DE 99/58 Simon Fraser 1979-85 86 HEIGHTON, Jim DT 61 Victoria Steelers 1969 11 HELTON, Darius OT 64 N. Carolina Central 1980 2 HEMPHILL, Darryl DB 33 West Texas State 1987 1 HENDERSHOT, Paul DE 72 Waterloo 1971 1 HENDRICKSON, Craig OT 58 Minnesota 1996 17 HENDRICKSON, LeftyTE/LB 71 Oregon 1968-71,73-74 80 HENNIG, Roger DB 4 UBC 1996 5 HENRY, Bill OG 63 UBC 1992 1 HENRY, Mike DL 96 Sonoma St. 1990 8

121 HENRY, Urban T 65 Georgia Tech. 1958-60 47 HERON, Lach TE 74 Oregon 1967-71 73 HERRBOLDT, Dean WR 81 South Dakota 1995 2 HERRING, Georgia QB 97 Mississippi Southern 1958 14 HERRON, Bill TE 77 Georgia 1960 6 HERRON, Gerry WR/DB 16 Washington State 1970 10 HICKMAN, Donnie OT 62 USC 1980-83 49 HIGGS, Ken FB 97 Oak Bay Drakes Jr. 1955-56 20 HlGHBAUGH, Larry WR 36 Indiana 1971-72 22 HILL, Stewart DE 36 Washington 1992-93 34 HINCHCLIFF,Willie WR 83 New Zealand 1992-93 3 HlNTON, Ken DB 18 San Diego State 1977-83 88 HlNTON,Tom G 54 Louisiana Tech. 1958-66 136 HOCKING, Doug LB 90 Surrey Rams 1991-94 58 HODGSON, Laurie G/FB 74/56 Edmonton Rams 1956-58 24 HOGAN, Floyd DB 26 Arkansas 1975 1 HOGAN, Jim OT 77 W. Ontario 1966 1 HOLBURN, Bob WR 84 Vcr. Jr. Blue Bombers 1954-55 19 HOLLAND, John R. DB 34/17 Sacramento St. 1990,96 7 HOLLAND, Lou HB 24 Wisconsin 1964 7 HOLLAND, Robert DB 22 Cal. State Sacr. 1997 15 HOLLlNGSWORTH, Don FB 85 Ottawa Juniors 1954 5 HOLLOWAY, Condredge QB 11 Tennessee 1987 5 HOLLOWAY, Johnny DB 6 Kansas 1989 5 HOLM,Wayne DB 12 Simon Fraser 1971-72 32 HOLMES, Bruce LB 51 Minnesota 1991 11 HOLT, Harry TE 8/72 Arizona 1978-82 54 HOMER, Sonny FLK 89/99/21 Grays Harbor J.C. 1958-68 162 HOOD, Sherman G 58 Queens 1957 14 HORNES, Bob DB 21 Idaho State 1974-75 21 HORTlE, Bill HB 90 UBC 1954-56 26 HORTON, Chuck T 67 Baylor 1959 1 HORTON, Jon WR 82 Arizona 1987 1 HOUGHTON, Mark TE 70 California 1979-80 32 HOULlHAN, Barry RB 21 Washington/SFU 1975-76 22 HOWARD, Luther DB 28 Delaware State 1975 1 HOWARD, Ron DB 10 Tennessee State 1989 15 HOWELL, Ron DR/RB 25 Westdale Collegiate 1962 5 HOWES, Bob C 44 Queens 1968-71 61 HUEBS, Fred OT 51 Miami Fla. 1968 4 HUBER, Max OT 55 Brigham Young 1968-71 45 HUMPHREY,Tom OT 66 Abilene Christian 1980 5 HUMPHRIES, Leonard CB 24 Penn. State 1997 17 HUNSPERGER, Garret DT 64 Central Missouri State1969-74 78 HUNT,Ted HB 94 UBC 1957-58 32 HUNTER, Daniel DB 18 Henderson State 1993 4 HUNTER,Tony WR 80 Boise State 1990-91 11 HURLEY, Dan OT 61 Nebraska 1987 16 HUTCHINSON, Jack FB 83 UBC 1954-55 18

ILLERBRUN, Bryan OT 61 Regina Jr. Rams 1984-86 42

122 IMHOF, Martin DT 60 San Diego State 1980 6 INGLlS, Gerry C 50 Alberta 1977-78 22 IUAKEA, Curtis T 60/63 California 1958-59 20

JACKSON,Alfred WR 7 San Diego State 1997 17 JACKSON, Glen LB 37 Simon Fraser 1976-87 192 JACKSON, Jeff LB 42 Auburn 1993 7 JACKSON, Enis DB 29 Memphis State 1994-95 27 JACKSON,Tony RB 21 Vanderbilt 1994 3 JACOX,Willis WR 80 North Dakota 1992 7 JAMES, Lawrence RB 70 Norfolk State 1971 1 JAMES, Lolo DB 32 New Mexico State 1991 3 JANES, Jerry TE 77 Louisiana State 1957-59,63 57 JANKlNS, John T/G 57 Arizona State 1956-57 11 JEAN-PIERRE, Leonard RB 35 York University 1997 3 JEFFERSON, James DB 20 Texas A&I 1994-95 19 JEFFERSON, Norman DB 12 Louisiana St. 1990-91 33 JENKINS, Keyvan RB 23 UNLV 1984-86 28 JENKINS, Russ C/DT 65 Simon Fraser 1971 12 JENSON, Roy T/G 41 UCLA 1956-57 27 JESSUP, Bill DB 74 USC 1959 16 JESTER, Bob DB 11 Iowa 1960-61 22 JOELSON, Greg DT 98 Arizona State 1990 7 JOHNSON,Ahmani LB 97 Oregon State 1996 2 JOHNSON,Alondra LB 44 West Texas State 1989 18 JOHNSON, Brad FB 25 Georgia 1969 4 JOHNSON, Dick TE 70 Minnesota 1960-61 21 JOHNSON, Lee DT 70 Missouri 1992 16 JOHNSON, Leroy LB 41 E.Texas State 1974 3 JOHNSON, Mike QB 10 Akron 1992 15 JOHNSON, Reggie DT 93 Arizona 1991-92 10 JOHASSEN,Andy C 44 Calgary 1975 16 JONES,Andre DB 32 UNLV 1983-86 43 JONES, Bennic DT 60 N.E. Louisiana 1985-87 13 JONES, Ed DB 26 Rutgers 1984 9 JONES, Jim HB 32 Washington 1960-61 15 JONES, Khari QB 13 Cal. State Davis 1997 1 JONES, Larry RB 23 Colorado State 1983 8 JONES, Mark LB 43 Washington 1991 2 JONES, Shawn DB 19 Kutztown 1993 1 JONES,Tyrone LB 99 Southern University 1993 15 JOSEPH, Lloyd DT 62 Valley City State 1991 5 JUGUM, George LB 40 Washington 1970 7

KADUHR, Dave FLK 18 Simon Fraser 1974 3 KAPASKY, Steve T 63 Toronto Balmy Beach 1958 1 KAPP, Joe QB 22 California 1961-66 91 KASAPlS, Gus DT 60 Iowa 1964-65 24 KASER, Rick E 71/82 Toledo 1957-58 23 KEARNS, Steve SB 34 Liberty Baptist 1981-82 25 KEARSE,Tim SB 1 San Jose State 1983 1

123 KEELEY, Earl QB 12 Montana 1958-62 52 KElTHLEY, Gary QB 7 Texas - El Paso 1977-78 30 KELLY, Maurice DB 11 East Tennessee State 1996-97 26 KELSEY, Brian RB 25 Colorado 1971 9 KEMPF, Peter FB/K 30 UBC/Western Wash. 1963-65 48 KENNEDY, John G 54 Carleton 1973 1 KETTLEWELL, Roger DB 70 Simon Fraser 1966-68 27 KEY, Larry RB 11 Florida State 1978-82 72 KEYS,Tyrone DE 79 Mississippi State 1981-82 15 KIMBROUGH,Tony QB 11 West. Michigan 1991-92 29 KING, Franklin DT 65 Kansas 1980 9 KING, Lorne RB 26 Toronto 1992 18 KIRKLEY, Mike RB 16 W. Ontario 1983 1 KLASSEN, Rick G/DT 60/90 Simon Fraser 1981-87;90 142 KLEIN, George HB 80 McGill 1954 15 KNOWLES,“Sleepy” Don DE Imperials 1954 1 KOEPER, Rich OT 61 Oregon State 1967 4 KONAR, Kevin LB 31 UBC 1980-89 162 KRAPF, Jim G 54 Alabama 1973 1 KRIEWALD, Doug DT 62 West Texas State 1971 2 KRlSTOPATlS,Vic G/K 57 Dayton 1959-62 35 KUDABA,Tom G 51 Simon Fraser 1977-81 68 KUKLO, Joe DB 11/12 Simon Fraser 1983-84 9

LaHOOD, Mike G 60 Wyoming 1973-74 21 LAMB, Mack DB 32 Tennessee State 1970 4 LAMMLE,Wayne K 7 Utah 1992 4 LANDRY, Doug LB 39 Louisiana Tech. 1990 13 LANDS, John TE 74 Montana 1960 4 LANDY, Frank DT 78 N. Dakota 1977-80 55 LARKlN, Joe DB 28 Boise State 1974 2 LARSCHElD,Tom RB 24 Utah State 1962-63 20 LARSON, Lynn G 61 Kansas State 1972 5 LASSETER, Bill DB 34 Meralomas Jr. 1963-69 110 LAUGHLIM, Henry “Bud” FB 90 Kansas 1957 1 LAVORATO, Peter DB 27 Utah State 1982-83 22 LEACH, Glen DB 26 Wilfrid Laurier 1977 2 LEACH, John RB 4 Wake Forrest 1995 3 LEACH, Scott LB 76 Ohio State 1989 3 LECKY, Scott SB 34 Guelph 1986-89 47 LEE, Dave DB 32 St. Catherines Jr. 1973 3 LEHMANN, Ken LB 44 Xavier 1972 2 LEONHARD, Glenn G 54 Manitoba 1977-86 126 LEVEILLE, Michel FLK 34 Ottawa 1971-72 27 LEVENHAGEN, Bob G 54 Washington 1954-55 29 LIGGETT, Bob DT 62 Nebraska 1971 2 LlSKE, Peter QB 12 Penn. State 1974-75 19 LIVlNGSTONE, Ivan HB 88/82 Verdun Bulldogs 1955-56 4 LOCHBAUM, Kelly LB 33 Northern Arizona 1997 11 LOFSTROM,Vern FB 37/22 Vcr Jr. Meralomas 1957;59-61 32 LOHMANN, Jim OT 55 Texas - El Paso 1978-82 56

124 LONG, Rocky DB 16/17/18 New Mexico 1972-73,75-77 68 LORD, Don E 72 UBC 1954,56-59 62 LORENZ,Tim DT 98 Cal-Santa Barbara 1992-93 25 LOUDD, Ronnie E 77 UCLA 1956 9 LOVE, John FLK 36 N.Texas State 1971 4 LUND, Hal DB 3 Richmond Raiders Jr. 1977-81 58 LYCHAK, Ray G 50 San Jose State 1970-71 28 LYONS, Damion CB 4 UCLA 1997 16 LYONS, Dickie RB 10 Kentucky 1971 3

McBRIDE, Bill DB 16 Tennessee State 1983-84 6 McCALLUM, Paul K 10 Surrey Rams 1993-94 5 McCANT, Keithen QB 10 Nebraska 1995 13 MacCREADY, Derek DL 78 Ohio State 1989-93 52 MacDONALD, John SB 14 SFU 1990-91 6 McDONALD, Gord C 48/47 Wake Forest 1958 2 McDONALD, Hamish DL 56 Vcr Jr. Meralomas 1957 6 McDONALD, Mark WR 21 Washington 1978 1 McDONOUGH, Dan LB 79/45 Missouri 1975-76 19 MacDOUGALL, Bill G 51 Toronto Parkdale Jrs. 1961 5 McDOWELL, John OT 62 St. Johns Minn. 1967-69 33 McDOWELL, Layne OT 62 Iowa 1972-77 84 McEACHERN,Ted LB 54 Guelph 1976 12 McGOWAN, Mel LB 31 Tulsa 1979 3 McHALE, Rick G 58 Washington 1968 16 McINNIS, Hugh TE 76 S. Mississippi 1967 1 McLENNAN, Spencer SB 16 Okanagan Sun 1991-95 84 McLAREN, Rob LB 44 Simon Fraser 1977 16 McLELLAN, Don LB 45 Simon Fraser 1976 1 McMANUS, Danny QB 12/14 Florida State 1993-95 50 MacMILLAN, Ivan K 28/76 Ottawa Sooners Jrs. 1973-75 24 McNAUGHTON, Jim TE 74 Utah State 1964 4 McNEEL, Dave LB 35/45 Missouri 1983-84 5 MacNEIL, John DT 95 Michigan State 1992-93 11 McNERNEY, Pat OT/DT 69 Weber State 1996 13 McPHAlL, George HB 87 Winnipeg H.S. 1954 MAEVA, David LB 21 Hawaii 1996-97 24 MAGRUM, Bud DE 65 Colorado 1973-74 31 MAJOR, Chris CB 13 S. Carolina 1990-92 31 MALONE,Art DB 12 Washington 1989 7 MANTYKA, Cory DE 68 Jamestown 1995-97 36 MARASCO, Mike RB 33 Okanagan Sun 1990-92 27 MARTIN, Kennard RB 29 N. Carolina 1990 9 MARTIN, Mike DT 64 Washington State 1962-68 110 MARTIN, Nelson DB 4 /SFU 1981-87 116 MARTlNELLO, Marty G 52 No College 1958-59 25 MARTINSEN, Grant DB 35 Utah State 1967 3 MARTlNO,Tony K 10/l4 Kent State 1988;90 9 MARRIOTT, Sean LB 92 Saint Mary’s 1996 6 MASTERS, Norm T 67 Michigan State 1956 16 MATHEERNE,Wayne DB 15 N.E. Louisiana 1971-74 57

125 MATHIESON, Dave QB 11 Washington State 1962-64 4 MATHIS, Mark DB 23 Liberty 1992 4 MAYO, Lyneil LB 70 San Jose State 1991 8 MAZZOLI, Nick WR 81 SFU 1997 6 MAZUR, John QB 91 Notre Dame 1954 10 MAZUR,Walt OT 64 Penn. State 1957 4 MELIN, Mel QB 10 Washington State 1962-64 4 MELTZER, Len HB 74 Winnipeg Juniors 1954 3 MERO, Joe DB 18 LSU 1992 9 MILES,Warner G 51 Ottawa 1983 12 MILLER, Donald LB 37 Idaho State 1991-92 6 MILLER, Fred T 61 Pacific 1957 1 MILLER, Martin CB 35 Manitoba 1997 1 MILLER, Peter LB 9 1997 9 MILLINGTON, Sean RB 25 Simon Fraser 1991-97 97 MILLS, Jim OT 66 Hawaii 1986-93,95 129 MIMBS, Robert RB 28 Kansas 1992-93 5 MlNGO, Gino DL 91 Oregon State 1988-89 15 MITCHELL, Bill C 40 W. Ontario 1966-68 35 MITCHELL, Doug C 44 UBC/Colorado Coll. 1960 3 MITCHELL, Gordie T 62 Vcr. Meralomas Jr. 1955-62 114 MITCHENER, Jim E 82 McGill/Vcr. Jr. Bombers 1956 13 MOKOFlSI, Filipo LB 45 Utah 1989 1 MOORE, Bill HB 25 Mississippi State 1966 11 MOORE, Mack DT 78 Texas A&M 1981-84,88-89 92 MOORHEAD, Don QB 27 Michigan 1971-75 69 MOREHOUSE, Ron LB 44 San Diego State 1979-82 60 MORETTO, Bob LB 36 UBC 1987-89 36 MORO,Tony TE 11 Dayton 1974-75 32 MORRIS, Ron HB 18 Tulsa 1963-65 33 MOSELEY,Wayne RB 34 Alabama A&M 1975 11 MOSS, Leroy RB 20 Missouri 1977 2 MOTON, Dave TE 71 USC 1966 16 MRKONlC, George T 64 Kansas 1956 1 MULHERN, Brian DB 99 Portland State 1954,56 17 MUNSEY, Bill HB 20 Minnesota 1963-67 76 MURDOCK, Geary OT 61 Iowa State 1975 1 MURPHY, Brian DT 52 Toronto 1968 1 MURPHY, Cal HB 85 UBC/CYO 1956 8 MURPHY,Yo SB 89 Idaho 1993-96 19 MURRAY,Andrew SB 33 Carleton 1988-89 21 MURRAY, Craig DB 36/12 Utah State 1967-69 41 MURRAY, Richard DE 71 Oklahoma 1979-82 38 MUSSO, Johnny RB 22 Alabama 1972-74 34 NAGLE, Baz HB 81/82/26 Vcr. Jr. Meralomas 1958-62 61 NAPIORKOWSKI Mark DE 79 UBC 1985-86 13 NASTASIUK. Paul RB/SB 36/20 Wilfrid Laurier 1986-87,89 50 NEFT, Pete QB 99 Pittsburgh 1958 1 NELS, Larry DT 60 Wyoming 1971 1 NETTLES, Ray LB 51 Tennessee 1972-76 79 NEWBY, Henry LB 94 West Virginia 1994-96 35

126 NEWELL, Peter DT 62 Michigan 1971 1 NICHOLSON, Jim RB 27 Willamette 1969 1 NIEMI, Laurie T 62 Washington State 1954-55 31 NIXON, Rhome WR 78 Southern 1970 6 NOTT, Mike QB 12 Santa Clara 1979-80 12

O’BRADOVICH, Ed DE 77 Illinois 1961 4 OETTING, Bob OT 61 Concordia T.C. Neb. 1965 11 O’FLANAGAN, Gerry T 63 UBC 1957 1 OHLER, Pete QB 18 Washington 1963-64,66-69 56 OLIVER, Frank DB 17 Kentucky State 1978-79 32 O’NEAL, Jesse DE 79 Grambling 1977 14 OSBALDISTON, Paul P/K 19 Richmond Raiders Jr. 1986 3 OSBOURNE, Ray T 60 Mississippi State 1963 2 OWENS, Buddy G 54 Michigan State 1967 1

PALLAZETTI, Marty LB 42 Marshall 1986 1 PALMER, Jerry DE 78 Toledo 1954 15 PALMER, Peter LB 47 Lenoir-Rhyne College 1971-75 77 PALMER, Mike OL 47 UCLA 1956 13 PALUMBO, Mike OL 62 Washington State 1986 6 PANKRATZ, John SB 21 Simon Fraser 1980-87 130 PAOPAO, Joe QB 6 Cal St.-Long Beach 1978-83,90 81 PARKER,Anthony RB 19 Memphis State 1986-89 52 PARKER, Jackie QB 11 Mississippi State 1968 8 PARKER, James DE 40 Wake Forrest 1984-89 87 PARKER, Kerry DB 17 Grambling 1980-83,85 45 PASSAGLlA, Lui P/K 5 Simon Fraser 1976-97 354 PATTERSON, Paul OT 65 Waterloo Lutheran 1972 14 PAYNE, Dan OL 72/54 Purdue/SFU 1990,96 7 PEARCE, Bob DB 12 Stephan F.Austin 1975-76 8 PEARSON, Matt DB 70 Baylor 1994 1 PERKINS,Allen (Nico) LB 36 Memphis State 1990-91 5 PETERSEN, Doug DT 92 Simon Fraser 1994-95 25 PETERS, Doug HB 86 UCLA 1956 4 PETROVAS, George LB 42 UBC 1990 2 PETTWAY, Ken DB 8 Cal-Berkely 1991-92 22 PHASON,Vince DB 28 Arizona 1975 4 PHILLIPS, Harold DB 16 Michigan State 1971 2 PHILLIPS, Ken P 22 Vcr. Jr. Meralomas 1969-72 47 PHILLIPS, Matt TG 62 Pepperdine 1957 2 PHILPOT, Cory RB 6 Mississippi 1993-97 70 PIERCE,Tennie TE 79 Cal-Northridge 1979 1 PIMISKERN, Frank DB/SB 18 UBC 1994-97 32 PIMISKERN, Mark LB 43 Washington State 1996 18 PITTS, Ernie DB 36 Denver 1970 10 PLATT, Len WR 25 Tulsa 1976 7 PLESS,Willie LB 32 Kansas 1990 18 PLUMMER, Bruce DB 29 Mississippi State 1993 8 PLUMP, Dave DB 28 Fresno State 1967 7 POIRIER, Phil DL 63 Cincinnati 1990 2

127 POLES, E. Greenard LB 58 Buffalo 1969-70 21 POLLARD,Al FB 92 West Point/Loyola 1954-56 37 PORTERFIELD, Garry LB 52 Tulsa 1965-66 21 POSTLER,Willie C 45 Montana 1972 16 POTTER, Ryan RB 33 Western Ontario 1982-85 54 POWE, Keith DT 64/91 Texas El Paso 1991-93 26 POWELL, Cliff LB 41 Arkansas 1971 9 POWELL, Kevin OL 51/72 Utah State 1989 11 POWER, Roger T Vcr. Meralomas Jr. 1958 PRODANOVIC, Rob DT 78 Calgary 1995 1 PROUDFOOT,Tony DB 23 New Brunswick 1980-82 41 PTASZEK, Stefan WR 79/86 Wilfrid Laurier 1995-96 4

QUARLES, Sheldon LB 31 Vanderbilt 1995-96 36 QUlLTER, Chuck T 64 Tyler J.C.Texas 1954-59 68

RABY, Michel DT 95 Ottawa 1995 3 RACETTE, Brent DE 74 UBC 1982-83 22 RANKIN,Al FLK 76 Saskatoon Hilltops 1972 4 RATLIF,Al DE 76 Maryland 1977 l REEVES, Roy DB 32 S. Carolina 1970 2 REDDICK, Michael WR 4 UNLV 1992 1 REID, Doug HB 87 UBC 1954-55 16 REID, Ken T 66 W.Wash./Vcr. Jrs. 1961 1 REID, Lorne T 61 Vancouver Jr. Cubs 1954-57 52 REID, Mark C 64 Simon Fraser 1990 8 RENFROE, Gilbert QB 17 Tennessee St. 1992 3 RESCHKE, Rudy LB 44 Utah 1966-67 32 REVENBERG, Gus OL 40 Windsor Jrs. 1973 3 RICHARDS, Nick LB 39 Acadia 1997 4 RICHARDSON, Louie DE 77 Florida State 1978-79 28 RILEY, Larry DB 4 Salem College 1980 11 ROACH,Travis G 61 Texas 1973 1 ROBBILLARD, Gene QB 93 McGill 1954 15 ROBERTS, Bill HB 95 Dartmouth 1957 7 ROBERTSON,Virgil LB 96 Nicholls State 1994-97 53 ROBINSON, Fred T 64 Washington 1956 7 ROBINSON, Gary DE 67 Simon Fraser 1969-78 135 ROBINSON, Junior DB 16 Guelph 1986 1 ROBINSON, Rich DB 18 Miami Fla. 1968-72 38 ROBINSON, Ron SB 72/16 Utah State 1984-85 22 ROBINSON, Zed RB 88 South Utah 1995 3 RODEHUTSKORS, Steve OT 50 Calgary 1992-93 20 RODGERS,Tyrone DE 91 Washington 1996 18 ROMAN,Ted T 61 Western Ontario 1959-60 19 ROMANO, Rocco OG 58 Concordia 1990-91 37 ROPER, Gerald G 65 Arizona 1982-89,92 122 ROSS, Don E 81 UBC/ Vcr. Cubs 1955-57 13 ROSS, Rae DB/FLK 74 UBC l955-57,61 62 ROY, Frank OL 58 Utah 1967 5 RYAN, Rick S 8 Weber State 1988-90 48

128 SACILOTTO, Frank WR 12 Simon Fraser 1979 1 SAMPLES, Mike DT 55 Drake 1973 1 SANDUSKY Jim WR 6/3 San Diego State/UNLV1984-87 58 SAUNDERS,Wally DB 22 Simon Fraser 1975 13 SAWATZKY, Garry OL 64 Stonewall Collegiate 1995-96 27 SCHICHTLE, Henry QB 11 Wichita State 1967 7 SCHLOREDT, Bob QB 17 Washington 1961-62 24 SCHMIDT, Jim LB 78 San Francisco State 1969 1 SCHNEITZ, Jim G 65 Missouri 1975-77 42 SCHNELLENBERG, Howie E 76 Kentucky 1958 3 SCHREIRDER, Gary DB 18 Queens 1962 7 SCHULTZ,Tom LB 50 Simon Fraser 1978 5 SCHWERTFEGER, Gary C 41 Montana 1962-65 52 SCIARRA, John QB/SB 6 UCLA 1976-77 17 SCORSONE,Vince G 58 Pittsburgh 1959 5 SCOTT, Henry G 52 W. Ontario 1963 15 SCOTT, Jake FLK 15/21 Georgia 1969 11 SCOTT, Johnny DT 72 No College 1996-97 32 SCOTT, Mark LB 31 Virginia Tech. 1992 11 SCRIVENER, Glen DT 72 William Jewel 1992-95 67 SEALE, Paul LB 71 Oregon State 1963-65 43 SEMENKO, Mel DT 64 Colorado 1961 15 SEYMOUR, Doug DT 64 Missouri 1977-81 61 SHAFER, Steve DB 26 Utah State 1963-67 47 SHANKLIN, Donnie RB 15 Kansas 1969 1 SHANNON,Art HB 96 Vcr. Meralomas Jr. 1957 11 SHARKEY, Ed G 41 Nevada-Reno/Duke 1957-58 19 SHATZKO, Roy G 55 UBC 1965-66 32 SHAW,Trevor WR 80/86 Weber State 1995-97 32 SHERRIER, Larry RB 7 Hawaii 1976 2 SHIPMAN,Al FB 1 U. of Miami 1997 11 SIDLE, Jim TE 77 Auburn 1967-68 14 SIKORSKI, Bobo G 51 Vcr. Jr. Blue Bombers 1954-55 18 SIMMONS,Tony DL 58 Tennessee 1989-90 5 SIMPSON,Al OT 66 Colorado State 1977-78 12 SIMS, E.A. TE 70 New Mexico State 1968-70 10 SIMS, Freddie RB 14 Oklahoma 1985;87 12 SIMS, Kelly DB 3 Cincinnati 1993-96 35 SINCLAIR, Ian OL 55 Miami Fla. 1985-95 182 SINGLETON, John DL 64 Texas-El Paso 1980 2 SKARIN, Neal DT 58 Arizona State 1976 16 SKEMF, Bob OL/DL 71 Richmond Raiders Jr. 1986 8 SKINNER, Chris RB 20 Bishops 1990-91,93 44 SLATER, Darrell DB 26 N.E. Louisiana 1986-87 8 SLEDGE, Leroy HB 27 Bakersfield J.C. 1967-69 34 SLOAN, Leo RB 28 Linfield College 1980 4 SMAHA, Jiggy LB 51 Georgia 1968 8 SMITH, Brian DB 32 Idaho 1992 11 SMITH, Frank G 55 Olympic College 1956 3 SMITH, Maurice DB 24 Texas A&I 1991-92 9

129 SMITH, Phil WR 71 San Diego State 1989 5 SMITH, Rob G/OL 61/54/58 Utah State 1981,88-89,93-94 60 SMITH, Rollen DB 17 Arkansas 1976 1 SMITH,Ward RB 21 Boise State 1969-70 10 SMITH,Wayne DE 70 Halifax Buccaneers Srs. 1976 16 SNIPES,Angelo LB 91 West Georgia 1994 18 SOLIS, Merced TE 72 W.Texas State 1976 13 SOPATYK, Brian G 50 Boise State 1973-76 55 SORKURUM, Ricard DB 71 U.S.Army: Paris, 1967 1 SORRELL, Henry LB 58 Tennessee-Chatanooga 1971 1 SOVIO, Henry TE 74 Hawaii 1974,76-77 15 SPARKS, Len DB 26 Wyoming 1967-69 38 SPARROW, Harold DB 20/32 Wenatchee J.C. 1957,59-60 30 SPEEDIE, Mac TE Utah 1955 1 SPENCE, Chris RB 33 Simon Fraser 1986 2 SPICER, Bud HB 10 Wyoming 1966 3 STARR, Eric HB 25 North Carolina 1990,92 5 STEER, Gil C 40 UEC 1954-55 4 STEPANEK, Rick DT 51 Iowa 1971 2 STEPHENS, Keith RB 17 Louisville 1990 1 STEPHENSON, Jeff DL 98 St. Cloud State 1990 1 STEVENSON, Norris HB 25 Missouri 1963 STEVENSON,Vic OT 62 Calgary 1993-95 49 STEWART,Andrew DT 73 Cincinnati 1994 36 STEWART, Ron HB 90 UBC 1957 3 STEWART, Shawn LB 93 Emporia 1990 9 STORME,Todd OT 69 Utah State 1995 7 STRANSKY, Bob HB 81 Colorado 1959 2 STREATER, Eric WR 80 North Carolina 1988-89 26 STRICKLAND, Mike RB 4 E. Michigan 1975-77 35 STRODE,Andre DB 8 Colorado State 1996-97 29 ST. LOUIS, Mike G 67 C. Missouri/N.Arizona1968-69 10 STONG, Raymond RB 34 UNLV 1983 4 STUART, Bill HB 81 Vcr. Cubs Jr/Bombers Jr. 1956 13 STUCKY, John DT 62 Kansas State 1970 16 STUMON, Gregg LB 45 S.Arkansas 1986-87 18 SUGARMAN, Ken OT 68 Whitworth College 1964-72 133 SULLIVAN, Ed LB 40 Notre Dame 1959-61 47 SVlTAK, Steve DT 60 Boise State 1973 2 SWAFEORD, Don OT 63 Florida 1983 6 SWALLWELL, Ken E 77 W.Washington 1955-56 15 SWEENEY, Leon C 45 UEC/CYO 1954-55 26 SWIFT, Bob FB 35 Clemson 1964-65 32 SYBELDON, Steve OT 60 N. Dakota 1980 1 SYMONS, Bill HB 18 Colorado 1966 10

TAGGE, Jerry QB 8 Nebraska 1977-79 40 TARAS, Jamie RB/OG 23/60 Western Ontario 1987-97 178 TAUPlER, Bruce DT 62 Youngstown State 1971 6 TAYLOR, Don RB 19 Central U. of Iowa 1978-84 100 TAYLOR, Eddie DB 17 San Jose State 1993 14

130 TAYLOR, Drew DE 60 San Jose State 1978-79 23 TAYLOR,Willie G 51/55 Florida A&M 1962;64-65 12 TERESA,Tony HB/QB 95 San Jose State 1956-57 13 THERRlEN, Barney G 50 Washington 1961-63 47 THODOS, Pete HB 87 No College 1954 1 THOMAS,Andrew DB 26/21 1990-91 16 THOMAS, Clyde HB 24 Ohio 1961 2 THOMAS, Eddie CB 17 San Jose State 1995-97 73 THOMAS, Fernando CB 27 SW Louisiana 1996 8 THOMAS, Marcus DB 29 Wyoming 1987-89 16 THOMPSON, Kevin WR 76 Surrey Rams 1992 7 THOMPSON, Larry WR 88 Solano Comm. Col. 1996-97 110 THOMPSON, Steve DT 58 Washington 1975 3 TIMMONS, Carlos LB 17 East Kentucky 1996 4 TOBEY, Dave LB 51 Oregon 1969-70 28 TOMLlN, Jim DB 10 Stephen F.Austin 1971 5 TOLBERT, Emanuel WR 19 S. Methodist 1990 7 TOLOUMU, David RB 27 Hawaii 1984 8 TRAVIS, Peter OT 61 Louisville 1968 5 TREVATHAN, Mike SB 77 Montana 1991-97 110 TRUDEL, Remi DB 11 SFU 1990-92 35 TULLY,Ted LB 56 Vcr. Jr. Meralomas 1959 16 TURNER, Elbert WR 81 Illinois 1992 2 TURNER, Lonnie WR 21 Cal-Poly Pomona 1993 10 TURNER, Mark OL/DL 60 Miami/Ohio 1988-90 27 TUTTLE, Gerry QB 86 Kent State 1954

ULMER, John LB 44 N. Dakota 1985-87 33 UPERESA,Tuufulli G 69 Montana 1977 2 UTECK, Larry DB 17 Colorado/W. Laurier 1977 7

VANDEN BOS, Pieter OL 50/77 UBC 1987-89 36 VAN DUYNE, Bob OT 69 Idaho 1982 2 VAN HOFWEGEN, Harry DT 78 Carleton 1997 10 VANN,Toppy QB 99 Georgia Tech. 1957 5 VARGAS, Chris QB 16 Nevada-Reno 1996 16 VASSOS, Don HB 22 UBC 1959-60 19 VAUGHAN, Ruben DT 79 Colorado 1983 5 VAVRA, Greg QB 17 Calgary 1986-87 25 VERDIN, Clarence WR 00 SW Louisiana 1996 4 VERDUZCO, Jason QB 9 Illinois 1993 12 VEREB, Ed HB 25 Maryland 1956,58-59,61 47 VEREEN, Henry SB 36 UNLV 1984 5 VlClC, Don FB 36 Ohio State 1957-64 88 VlLLANUEVA, Primo HB 87 UCLA 1955-58 37 VlLLARS, Kevin WR 29 Weber State 1987 4 VlSCO,Tony LB 92 Purdue 1990 12 VOLPE, Jon RB 23/22 Stanford 1991-93 36 VON HARTEN, Pete HB 83 Vcr. Cubs Jr./UBC 1954-55 19

WADDY, Raymond DE 25 Texas A&I 1983 6

131 WAGONER, John C 57 N. Carolina State 1954 7 WAITE, Rob DT 66 UBC 1983 10 WALDEN, Jim QB 10 Wyoming 1960-61 15 WALKER, Mike DE 69 Tulane 1972-73 26 WALKER,Tom G/DT 55 Iowa 1962-63 12 WALLACE, Darrell RB 25 Missouri 1989-90 22 WALLS,Tyrone TE 70 Missouri 1977-78 13 WARE,Andre QB 1/10 Houston 1996 4 WARKENTIN,Ted WR 72 Simon Fraser 1969-70 22 WARNOCK, Kent DT 93 Calgary 1993-94 23 WARREN, Brian LB 95 Arizona 1990 3 WASHBURN, Mike SB 23 New Brunswick/UBC 1982-83 3 WASHINGTON, Duke HB 80 Washington State 1958 WASHINGTON, Ricardo LB 45 Louisiana State 1994-95 5 WASHINGTON,Vic FLK 24 Wyoming 1970 9 WATKINS, Larry DT 64 W. Kentucky 1977-79 48 WATRlN, Ray DT 61 Utah State 1970 6 WATSON, Karlton QB 6 Winston-Salem 1985-86 20 WATSON, Ken DE 3 Livingston 1989-91 34 WATTERS, Lorne LB 79 Calgary 1974-75 18 WATTON, Ron C 42 Balmy Beach Jrs. 1956-61 93 WAYNE, Patrick LB 35 Simon Fraser 1993 1 WEATHERS, Carl LB 55 San Diego State 1971-73 18 WEBSTER, Mike DT 66 Notre Dame 1966 16 WElNMEISTER,Arnie T 63 Washington 1954-55 15 WENDRYHGSKl, Joe G 55 Illinois 1961 13 WEST, James LB 56 Texas Southern 1993 17 WEST, Jerry G 51 Michigan State 1967 5 WESTER, Curtis G 61 E.Texas State 1973-75 33 WETMORE, Paul LB 35 Acadia 1989-92 70 WHEELER,Ted OT 58 W.Texas State 1971-73 30 WHlSLER, Bill DE 69 Iowa 1970 15 WHITE,Alvin QB 8 Oregon State 1980 1 WHITE, Eric QB 12 Bowling Green 1995 4 WHITE, Jim TE 76 Colorado State 1971 12 WHITE, John Henry RB 20 Louisiana Tech. 1978-87 138 WHITE, Richard LB 51 Simon Fraser 1986 1 WHITE,Todd WR 28 Cal. State/Fullerton 1989 3 WHlTFlELD,A.D. RB 26 N.Texas State 1970 16 WHlTLEY, Hall OL 41 Texas A&I 1958-59 9 WHITNEY, Ken OL/DL 68/77/98 Cal-Lutheran 1990-91 24 WHlTTEN, Ken T 57 Vancouver Jrs. 1957 4 WILBURN, Barry DB 3 Mississippi 1994 5 WlLBURN, Steve DL 77 Illinois State 1989-90 4 WILKINSON,Tom QB 16 Wyoming 1971 1 WILLIAMS, Brett DT 71 Austin Pray State 1987 14 WILLIAMS, Byron K. WR 6 Texas-Arlington 1987 9 WILLIAMS, Carroll QB 11 Xavier 1970 7 WILLIAMS, David WR 2 Illinois 1988-89 35 WILLIAMS, Frank HB Pepperdine 1955 2 WILLIAMS, Jesse LB 45 Fresno State 1964-65 28

132 WILLIAMS, Michael J. QB 11 Grambling 1984 4 WILLIAMS, Ronald RB 22 Clemson 1996 12 WILLIS, Darren DB 7 Arizona State 1990 3 WILLIS, Larry WR 1 Fresno State 1990 13 WILLIS, Slade WR 74 Drake 1973-76 46 WILSON,Alan C 52 Montana State 1972-86 233 WILSON, Don LB 12 North Carolina State 1997 12 WILSON, Mike DB 24 W. Illinois 1971-74 42 WILSON, Peter G/C 64 Simon Fraser 1981-82 26 WINFREY Carl LB 71 Wisconsin 1974 3 WlNTERMEYER, John K 26 Wilfrid Laurier 1975 8 WINTERS, Bob QB 96 Utah State 1958 WISE, Dietrich DE 98 Jackson State 1990-91 19 WISEMAN,Todd DE 32 SFU/San Diego State 1987 18 WITHYCOMBE, Mike OL 53 Fresno State 1997 15 WOOD, Jim E/P 71 Oklahoma State 1959 5 WRAY, Dave LB 45 Alberta 1969 16 WRIGHT, Donovan LB 27 Slippery Rock 1992-95 71

YAMAOKA, Brad RB 34 UBC 1997 18

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