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Central Washington University ScholarWorks@CWU CWU Athletics Events Programs CWU Athletics Collections Fall 10-3-1998 Central Washington V. Simon Fraser Central Washington University Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.cwu.edu/ cwu_athletics_event_programs Recommended Citation Central Washington University, "Central Washington V. Simon Fraser" (1998). CWU Athletics Events Programs. 54. http://digitalcommons.cwu.edu/cwu_athletics_event_programs/54 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the CWU Athletics Collections at ScholarWorks@CWU. It has been accepted for inclusion in CWU Athletics Events Programs by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@CWU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Simon Fraser University & 1 \\e Columbia Football Associatio 9 \ Proudly Presents '11 9 a c c 0 L Sinzon N A Fraser N Clan F E F R 0 Vs. E 0 N Central T c B E A WildCats o . L Ft L October 3, 1998 E N Swangard Stadium E @ 1:00 pm R Football GENERAL INFORMATION SFU President. , Dr. Jack ..Blaney Athletic Directof 1' +'Jicllael Dinning,,,,, (W) 604-291-33l 3 A-ff.::'. «;~ ~ports Info .· Michael Kinghoiii (W) 604-291-4Q5 •.::c .. :-., (H) 6~-464-5 Schedule Date Opponent Location lune Septl2 Lewis 8z: Clark College Portland. OR 1:30pm Septl9 UPS Loggers Swangard 2:00pm Sept25 UBC Thunderbirds Vancouver. BC 7:00pm Oct3 Central Wash. W'ildcats Swangard l:OOpm Oct 10 Humboldt Lumberjacks Arcata.CA 2:00pm Oct 17 Pacific Lutheran Lutes Tacoma. WA 2:00pm Oct24 Westem Wash. Vikings Swangard 7:00pm Oct31 S. Oregon Raiders Swangard l:OOpm Novl4 W. Oregon Wolves Monmouth. OR l:OOpm *Home dates in bold. pagelOa Outlook IJ!I fter a disappointing 2-7 season, the Clan now. Last season Mattiazzo set a ~ now looks for the team's youth to step up new single season rushing record at and fill in some big departing shoes. SFU Simon Fraser with a total of lost 12 players to graduation including David 1076 yards. In 1998, the Clan Mattiazzo and Steve Hamer-Jackson, as a result, the will have to rely on new and seven upcoming seniors will be looked upon to carry unproven talent, while tough the weight of the team. full back Randy Bowles will be back to help. Marchi Gabriele and Mike Vilimek will be joined by Lloyd Offensively junior quarterback Terry Kleinsmith, who Orris in the backfield, as the Clan looks for it's best will have junior Jon Needham and Scott Robinson as fit. Though it would seem to be in a rebuilding proc­ the go-to wide receivers, will still lead the team. ess, the running game is still one of the biggest threats Kleinsmith and Robinson have both had outstanding in the Clan's offensive scheme. training camps and feel the offence is really starting to click early. Shane Ricci will be battling for the back­ Although the defense lost a few key players, they will up QB spot with red shirt freshman Steve Powell. still be deep throughout. All-Conference players Needham will see competition for the wide receiver Robert Kozikowski and Paul Stoilen along with DB job with the likes of veterans Kairns Graham, red shirt Marshall Pawar will all be missed. However, the freshman Scott Robinson and Justin Villanueva. In return of Dean Ganchar and Scott Turpin at the backfield, a trio of returnees could see duty. linebacker, Kirk Raliuk on the line, along with Moataz Randy Bowles will likely get the start at full back, Ashoor and Gurdish Grewal in the backfield, the Clan with red shirt freshman Mike Vilimek and Marchi still has a solid base for the defence to build from. Gabriele battling for the other two spots. The offen­ The addition of Morgan Bunce, a 6'0 200lb linebacker sive line will still be as strong as ever with the return and Regina Player of the Year, along with Scott Vass, of Ian Miller, Bernie Kully, Curtis Parr, and Joe 5' 11" 210lb First team All-Conference and All-State Adams along with newcomers Jake Roberts and Brian in Minnesota are sure to beef up the linebackers, Shantz. With such a strong line, the Clan will be while Jeremy Kaleniuk a 6'0" 230lb defensive opening the holes for the backs and protecting the QB lineman will attempt to fill the hole left by departing very well. Former lineman Alex Hazenack and punter senior Nathan Blondeau. Steve Maheu will battle to replace Jesse Brown at the tight end spot. The Clan has relied on a strong running game the past few years, but with the departure of David Mattiazzo the waters in the backfield look a little muddy right pagelOb Coaches Coach Beaton returns for his 16th season as the Clan's Head Chris Beaton Coach. He captained the Clan in its charter season in 1965, I retiring to become a graduate assistant in 1968, then returned Head Coach as an assistant from 1973 to 1979 and finally as coach in Defensive Coordinator 1983. He is the leader in games and victories for the Clan (60) and is third among all coaches in the CFA in tenure. Coach Beaton has served as a guest coach at CFL camps and has also conducted several coaching seminars throughout the lower mainland. He holds a B.A. from SFU and a Master's degree in Education from Western Washington. Terry returns for his 11th season as a Clan assistant and Offensive Coordinator. As a player for the Clan, Terry was Terry Bailey SFU's first ever All American in 1973 rushing for 866 Assistant Coach yards losing the rushing title to NFL Hall of Farner Walter Payton. In 1986, he was inducted into the SFU Sports Hall Offensive Coordinator of Fame as a Charter member and in 1988 he returned to coach for the Clan. He holds a B.A. from SFU and a teaching certificate from UBC. Missing: Jack Schreiber Grace Choi light Enda Coach Team Manager l page lOc Captains This great leader has an extremely strong work ethic. Terry Kleinsmith His great arm along with mobility and strength should award him all star status this season. Improvements made in his decision making will also be a key to the #7 Clan offense this season. Pos:QB Elg: Jr This fifth year senior has turned into one of the most Mike McMillan solid defensive lineman on the Clan. He is a very hard-nosed player with tremendous leadership skills and a great work ethic. #89 Pos:DL Elg: Sr Another of the fifth year seniors, Dean contributed as Dean Ganchar a linebacker in 1996, a defensive lineman in 1997 and this year will be back with Scott Turpin as an inside linebacker. As a result, the Clan will have two of the #18 best inside linebackers in the Conference. Pos:LB Elg: Sr This strong, mobile and very vocal leader will be an Ian Miller anchor on the offensive line. His ability as a run blocker will be needed to open up holes for the new crop of SFU running backs. #76 Pos:OL Elg: So Scott is considered the best linebacker vs. the run on Scott 1brpin the Clan defence. From tackle to tackle, this inside linebacker covers ground fast and plugs the run. With his leadership and hardwork, he is identified as the #43 strength of the Clan D. Pos:LB Elg: Sr pagelOd Top Players Moataz originally joined This third year player the Clan as a walk on, might be considered as but won the corner one of the m.v.p.'s of the position in his first year defense. In his three and is this year returning years, he has seen time at to play the weak side. all three linebacker spots Moataz plays the run and on special teams. well and has the speed The coaching staff is for man to man coverage. looking for Rob to play a The coaching staff con­ key role this year. siders him to be the #38 Pos:DB toughest pound for pound #39 Pos:LB man on the squad. This third year starter is This converted entering his junior year linebacker will see time of eligibility with the in 1998 at the key nose Clan. He is a solid tackle position. Kirk starter at strong corner combines speed and and is the best man to strength in his small 5' 9" man cover player in the package. Look for him secondary. Gurdish will to be a key in the defen­ be looked upon to cover sive scheme. the opponents top receiv­ ers. #4 Pos:DB #70 Pos:DL This second year OLB is This true fifth year senior a converted strong safety played both the offensive who can play both the and defensive lines as run and man to man well as specialty teams. coverage equally well. This season Bobby will With improvement, Kent play at numerous posi­ will look as good as his tions and help key the brother Justin who was a Clan attack. first round draft pick of the Hamilton Tiger Cats in 1996. #8 Pos:LB #73 Pos:OL pagelOe Randy is a tough block­ This converted offensive ing fullback who has lineman will this year be great hands and leader­ moved to tight end. His ship skills. He combines great size and blocking good speed and size and capabilities will make is going to be key in him key to the Clan's opening holes and throw­ running game. Alex also ing blocks for the run­ has good hands and will ning backs. The coach­ be a key in the Clan's ing staff feels that Randy aerial attack.
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