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Wou Football – All-Time Letterwinners WOU FOOTBALL – ALL‐TIME LETTERWINNERS Updated 7/1/13 -A- M. Aanderud ................................................. 1965 Clint Ables .................................................... 2000 Dean Ables.................................................... 1993 Andre Abraham........................................ 1995-96 Ted Acker ..................................................... 1971 Jerome Acoba .....................................2009-10-11 Barry Adams .......................................1955-56-57 Brian Adams ................................................. 1992 Dee Adams..........................................1963-64-65 Gerry Adams ................................................. 1966 Greg Adams .................................................. 1976 Gregg Adams ................................ 1989-90-91-92 Matt Adams .................................................. 1981 Bob Adamson ............................................... 1970 John Agnew .................................................. 1970 Carlos Aguilar ............................................... 2005 Vince Aguilera ......................................... 1985-86 Abe Ahsing ................................................... 1975 David Aikins ............................................ 1986-87 Keala Aiwohi ................................................ 2002 Keith Akina ................................................... 2008 Kraig Akins .............................................. 2011-12 Michael Akins ............................... 2009-10-11-12 Pete Alamar .................................................. 1979 Scott Albert .........................................1989-90-91 Bill Alberts............................................... 1960-61 S. Albright ............................................... 1959-60 Mark Albriton ............................................... 1980 Skip Alexander ............................................. 1964 Stefan Alexander .................................1997-98-99 Steve Alexander ....................................... 1988-89 Jim Alfano .................................................... 1994 Gideon Aliifua .............................. 1997-98-99-00 Adryan Allen ................................ 2007-09-10-11 David Allen .........................................1982-83-84 Javan Allen ................................... 2000-01-03-04 Micheal Allen ............................................... 1984 Rob Allen ...................................... 1974-75-76-77 Gregg Allison ................................ 1966-67-68-69 Jack Allison .................................................. 1962 Scott Allison ................................................. 1991 Allunbaugh ................................................... 1946 Ron Alsman .................................................. 1960 Mark Alston .................................................. 1994 Brian Alves .........................................2005-06-07 Bill Alwert .................................................... 1953 Forrest Amundson .................................... 1929-30 Alton Anderson ...................................1960-61-62 David Anderson ............................................ 1983 Ed Anderson .......................................1962-63-64 Ed Anderson ................................................. 1976 Tony Anderson ........................................ 1977-78 William Anderson ......................................... 1931 Chris Angel ....................................... 98-99-00-01 Rob Angle ..................................... 1989-90-91-92 Chester Anonson ........................... 2007-08-09-10 Craig Anstine ................................ 1989-90-91-92 Mark Antonson ............................. 1982-83-84-85 Hideki Aoki .................................................. 2010 Heykel Aouriri .............................................. 2000 John Apgar .................................... 2002-03-04-05 Mark Archer ........................................1976-77-79 Ray Archer .................................................... 1983 Marlin Ard .................................................... 1966 Larry Armstrong ...................................... 1989-90 Bill Arnold .................................... 1951-52-53-54 Phil Arnold.................................................... 1967 Jerry Arthur ................................................... 1959 Ron Ashby .................................................... 1952 Scott Ashby .............................................. 1990-91 Jason Asher ................................................... 1990 Jay Asher ................................................. 1991-92 Bert Ashley .............................................. 1976-77 Kahele Asing ................................................ 1996 David Asselmeier .......................................... 1979 Derrick Asuncion .......................................... 1991 Jim Atkins ..................................... 1953-54-56-57 Ryan Atoe ..................................................... 1998 Mike Atwood ................................................ 1979 Mike Aubrey ................................................. 1992 Rich Auld ...................................... 1979-80-81-82 Daniel Austin ................................................ 1976 Dave Austin ............................................. 1957-58 John Avgi ...................................................... 2007 Ayers ............................................................. 1928 Chris Azorr .............................................. 1996-97 -B- Jim Bachmeier .............................. 1970-71-72-73 Bill Bailey ..................................................... 1968 Bruce Bailey ............................ 1976-77-78-79-80 Steve Bailey .................................................. 1977 T.J. Bailey ...........................................1993-94-95 Harold Baird ................................................. 1924 Mike Baird .................................................... 2002 J. Bairey ........................................................ 1948 Bill Baker ............................................1981-82-83 Jeff Baker ...................................................... 1977 Joel Baker ..................................... 1983-84-85-86 Vincent Baker ............................................... 1996 Dan Baldwin .......................................1978-79-80 Ben Bales ................................................. 1992-93 Joe Balfe ....................................................... 1955 Ken Ball ................................................... 1974-75 Trevor Ball .................................................... 1998 Demario Ballard ....................................... 2008-10 Gary Ballew ............................................. 1958-59 Rodney Bamford ........................................... 1992 Braden Bangay ......................................... 2008-09 Ben Bangs ................................................ 1986-87 Larry Bangs .................................................. 1960 Jay Banks ............................................1999-00-01 Rick Barber ................................................... 1989 Scott Barchus ......................................1989-90-91 Francis Barger ............................................... 1931 Chaz Barit ..................................................... 2005 Will Barker ................................................... 1990 G. Barnes ...................................................... 1952 John Barnes ................................................... 1990 Ron Barnes.................................................... 1969 Ted Barnes .................................................... 1940 Wilson Barnes ............................................... 1954 Norm Barney ................................................ 1983 Geoff Barnwell ........................................ 1995-96 Michael Barrett ........................................ 1976-77 Dave Barringer .............................................. 1986 Caleb Barsh .............................................. 2010-11 Marvin Bartell ............................................... 1958 Dave Bartkowski........................................... 1978 Jack Bateman ................................................ 1955 Bruce Bates .........................................1981-82-83 Brad Bauer ............................................... 1983-84 Rick Bauersfeld........................................ 1975-76 Matthew Bayan ............................................. 2009 John Baylis.................................................... 1964 Roger Bayne ................................................. 1969 Matthew Beals .............................................. 1983 Cory Bean ...........................................2009-10-11 Albert Beardsley ........................................... 1926 Matt Beattie .................................................. 1995 Fred Beck ...................................................... 1924 Kyle Beck ................................................ 2005-06 T.J. Beck .............................................1995-96-97 William Becken ............................................ 1927 Chris Becker ................................................. 1987 Tim Beckley ........................................1980-81-82 Kevin Beckwith ...........................................
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