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01/04/20 - Isaiah Carbajal, rSr/2023, Central Washington + More +

2019 ALL-GNAC FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM (COACHES): Isaiah Carbajal, Central Washington, DL, So., Vancouver, Wash. (Mountain View),...Carbajal was a force alongside Greer on the defensive line as he set career-high in tackles, tackles for loss, and sacks. He started all 11 games at defensive end for the Wildcats and was one of the GNAC's best in the trenches. He finished third in the GNAC in tackles for loss with 10.0 and was fifth in sacks with 4.0. He was fourth on the team in total tackles with 53 (18 solo, 35 assisted). He also forced one fumble and had two quarterback hurries on the season. He set a career-high in tackles with seven in three games, and had a career-high in sacks with 2.0 against Azusa Pacific on Oct. 12, respectively. This Carbajal's first career selection to the All-GNAC squad. - Central Washington Football

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DE Isaiah Carbajal, Central Washington
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01/04/20 - Hamilton Hunt, rSr/2022, Central Washington + More +

2019 ALL-GNAC FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM (COACHES): Hamilton Hunt, Central Washington, LB, Jr., Salem, Ore. (Oregon State Univ.),...Hunt was a consistent presence on the Wildcats defense in his first season with the team. He started eight games at Linebacker and appeared in all 11. He was the team's leading tackler with 74 (35 solo, 39 assisted), which was second most in the GNAC. He also tallied 5.5 tackles for loss to go along with 2.0 sacks. Hunt also forced one fumble and recovered another during the year. He broke up one pass and had one quarterback hurry on the year. Hunt finished with double-digit tackles in two games, including a career-best 18 against Western Oregon on Sept. 28. This is Hunt's first career All-GNAC selection. - Central Washington Football

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ILB Hamilton Hunt, Central Washington
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01/04/20 - Tyren Sams, Sr/2020, Central Washington + More +

2019 ALL-GNAC FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM (COACHES): Tyren Sams, Central Washington, DB, Sr., Bellevue, Wash. (Bellevue),...Sams was a menace in the secondary for the Wildcats at Cornerback. He played in 10 games this season and was a starter in nine. He finished tied for the conference lead in interceptions with five on the year, which was also tied for 19th in all of Division II during the regular season. His 53 return yards on those five picks was second most in the GNAC. Sams also totaled 34 tackles this season, with 23 coming on a solo effort. He also had 1.0 tackle for loss, a sack, and broke up five passes. His five interceptions this season were a career-high as were his 34 total tackles. This is Sams' second career All-GNAC award and first as a First Team member. - Central Washington Football

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CB Tyren Sams, Central Washington
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01/04/20 - Tai-John Mizutani, rSr/2024, Central Washington + More +

2019 ALL-GNAC FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM (COACHES): Tai-John Mizutani, Central Washington, PR, Fr., Honolulu, Hawaii (Iolani),...Mizutani was the go-to punt returner for the Wildcats in 2019. He tallied a team-best 18 punt returns and racked up 59 yards total. His longest return went for 15 yards and he averaged 3.3 yards per return. Mizutani also had seven tackles for the year as a Special Teams players. Six were solo tackles while just one was assisted. This is Mizutani's first career All-GNAC award. - Central Washington Football

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WR Tai-John Mizutani, Central Washington
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01/04/20 - Billy Greer, rSr/2020, Central Washington + More +

2019 ALL-GNAC FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM (COACHES): Billy Greer, Central Washington, DL, Sr., Tacoma, Wash. (Wilson),...Greer had a solid year all-around leading the CWU defense to be named GNAC Defensive Player of the Year. He finished as the GNAC leader in sacks with 7.0. His 23.5 career sacks also rank third most all-time in CWU history. He also led the GNAC in tackles for loss with 11.5 and tallied 47 yards in those tackles. Greer also had three forced fumbles to lead the GNAC this year. He racked up 41 total tackles on the year (20 solo, 21 assisted), forced three fumbles, and recovered one. He also had five quarterback hurries this season. This is Greer's third career All-GNAC honor and second straight on the First Team. - Central Washington Football

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DE Billy Greer, Central Washington
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01/04/20 - Will Ortner, rSr/2022, Central Washington + More +

2019 ALL-GNAC FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM (COACHES): Will Ortner, Central Washington, OL, Jr., Vancouver, Wash. (Hockinson),...Both Will Ortner and Raymond Schalk were staples alongside Streubel on the Wildcats offensive line. Schalk started every game this season up front. He started at Right Guard the first eight games of the year before starting the final three games at Left Tackle. Ortner started the first eight games at Left Tackle before being sidelined by injury the final three games of the year. Both players were key components in an offense that produced a top-10 offense in total yards, along with one of the Division II best rushers and arguably the conference's best quarterback in the latter half of the 2019 regular season. For Schalk, this is his first career All-GNAC honor. For Ortner, it is his second straight All-GNAC honor and first on the First Team. - Central Washington Football

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OT Will Ortner, Central Washington
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01/04/20 - Nicholas Streubel, rSr/2020, Central Washington + More +

2019 ALL-GNAC FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM (COACHES): Nicholas Streubel, Central Washington, OL, Sr., Oak Harbor, Wash. (Coupeville),...Streubel was the anchor on the Wildcats offensive line and helped lead one of Division II's most prolific offenses yet again to earn GNAC Offensive Lineman of Year honors. He helped guide the CWU offense to 504.7 yards of total offense per game, which led the GNAC and ranked ninth in Division II. The Wildcats ground game also produced 211.6 yards per game and 293.1 passing yards per game. Both averages were in the top-30 in Division II during the regular season. The CWU offensive line also allowed just 13 sacks the whole season, a mark that ranked 13th in Division II in the regular season. This is Streubel's third straight All-GNAC selection with every one being a First Team honor. - Central Washington Football

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OG Nicholas Streubel, Central Washington
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01/04/20 - Tyson Rainwater, rSr/2022, Central Washington + More +

2019 ALL-GNAC FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM (COACHES): Tyson Rainwater, Central Washington, WR, So., Lake Tapps, Wash. (Sumner),...Rainwater had a breakout year for CWU and was just one of many weapons in the Wildcats prolific offense. He finished the 2019 season ranked in the top-three in every receiving category. He was second in the GNAC in both average yards per catch at 16.6 and receiving yards per game at 72.3, while his 795 total receiving yards also ranked second. He was third in receptions per game at 4.4 and fourth receiving touchdowns with five. He had a career-high in receptions, yards, and touchdowns against Azusa Pacific on Oct. 12 with 10 catches for 177 yards and three touchdowns. This is Rainwater's first career All-GNAC accolade. - Central Washington Football

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WR Tyson Rainwater, Central Washington
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01/04/20 - Patrick Hegarty, rSr/2023, Central Washington + More +

2019 ALL-GNAC FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM (COACHES): Patrick Hegarty, Central Washington, K, So., Ferndale, Wash. (Simon Fraser Univ.),...Hegarty handled all the kicking duties for CWU in the final six games of the season and was the go-to punter the whole season. When it came to point scored via the kicking game, Hegarty led the GNAC in points scored with 58 on 37-40 made PATs and 7-9 made field goals, a feat he accomplished in just six games when handling field goal and PAT kicking duties. His 77.8 field goal percentage 92.5 PAT kick percentage also led the GNAC, respectively. He was second in PATs attempted and made, and his 1,854 total punt yards was second most in the GNAC. He nailed a career-long field goal of 41 yards on Oct. 26 in a win against Simon Fraser. This is Hegarty's first career All-Conference honor. - Central Washington Football

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K Patrick Hegarty, Central Washington
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01/04/20 - Raymond Schalk, rSr/2022, Central Washington + More +

2019 ALL-GNAC FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM (COACHES): Raymond Schalk, Central Washington, OL, So., Seattle, Wash. (Seattle Prep),...Both Will Ortner and Raymond Schalk were staples alongside Streubel on the Wildcats offensive line. Schalk started every game this season up front. He started at Right Guard the first eight games of the year before starting the final three games at Left Tackle. Ortner started the first eight games at Left Tackle before being sidelined by injury the final three games of the year. Both players were key components in an offense that produced a top-10 offense in total yards, along with one of the Division II best rushers and arguably the conference's best quarterback in the latter half of the 2019 regular season. For Schalk, this is his first career All-GNAC honor. For Ortner, it is his second straight All-GNAC honor and first on the First Team. - Central Washington Football

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OG Raymond Schalk, Central Washington
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01/04/20 - Zach Stecklein, rSr/2022, Central Washington + More +

2019 ALL-NSIC NORTH DIVISION HONORABLE MENTION (COACHES): Zach Stecklein, OLB, Jr., St. Cloud State, Mt. Horeb, Wis.,...Stecklein had a solid year for an outside linebacker, he tallied 33 total tackles and was a huge disruption in the backfield with 10.5 tackles for a loss and 6.5 sacks. - St. Cloud State Football

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DE Zach Stecklein, Central Washington
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11/20/19 - Billy Greer, rSr/2020, Central Washington + More +

2019 GNAC FOOTBALL DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR (COACHES): Billy Greer, Central Washington,...Greer, the Defensive Player of the Year, was a potent force on a solid Central Washington defensive line that led the GNAC in pass defense, sacks and interceptions. Greer finished with 41 tackles, 20 of those solo tackles, with three forced fumbles and five quarterback hurries. He led the GNAC with seven sacks and 11.5 tackles for loss and ranked 49th in Division II with 0.70 sacks per game. Greer anchored a defense that allowed opponents 399 yards per game. - Great Northwest Athletic Conference Football

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DE Billy Greer, Central Washington
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11/20/19 - Nicholas Streubel, rSr/2020, Central Washington + More +

2019 GNAC FOOTBALL CO-OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR (COACHES): Nicholas Streubel, Central Washington,...In sharing the Offensive Lineman of the Year award, Streubel provided great coverage to a Central Washington offense that ranked ninth in Division II with 504.7 total offense yards per game and 12th in scoring offense at 41.5 points per game. As a unit, the Wildcats ranked 13th in Division II with one sack allowed per game. - Great Northwest Athletic Conference Football

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OG Nicholas Streubel, Central Washington
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11/12/19 - Patrick Rogers, rSr/2024, Central Washington + More +

NOV 11 GNAC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Patrick Rogers (Central Washington, DB, 5-11, Fr., Tacoma, Wash., Lincoln): Rogers had two of the Wildcats' four interceptions in the 72-17 rout of Southwest Baptist on Saturday. He ran his fourth-quarter interception back 85 yards for a touchdown. In addition, Rogers finished with three tackles as the Wildcats limited Southwest Baptist to 252 yards of total offense. Also Nominated: Derek Parnell (Western Oregon). - GNAC Football

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CB Patrick Rogers, Central Washington
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11/05/19 - Grady Graff, rSr/2020, Central Washington + More +

OCT 28 GNAC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Grady Graff (Central Washington, LB, 6-0, Sr., Pasco, Wash. – Chiawana): Graff led the Central Washington defense with nine tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks in the Wildcats' 62-10 win over Simon Fraser. He also forced a fumble in the first quarter, which the Wildcats converted into a field goal. Also Nominated: Griffin Barrett (Simon Fraser), Nate Proctor, Jr. (Western Oregon). - Great Northwest Conference Football

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