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 Draft Scout College Football Player News: Western Oregon
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  2019 ALL-GNAC FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM (COACHES): Andrew Gross, Western Oregon, P,...Gross handled all of the kicking and punting duties throughout the season and was twice named GNAC Player of the Week. He averaged 38.55 on 33 punts with a long of 56 yards. Four traveled over 50 yards and six landed inside the 20. In field goals he made 3-6 with a long of 37 yards and on kickoffs averaging 58.4 yards on 64 attempts, landing five for touchbacks. Gross went 42-48 on extra point tries this year. He averaged 41 yards per game in five games this season in punting with his top average of 44.25 against Simon Fraser. Gross made field goals versus Simon Fraser (twice) and Midwestern State and made six extra points both versus Simon Fraser. - Western Oregon Football

rSr/2022 P Andrew Gross, Western Oregon
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  2019 ALL-GNAC FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM (COACHES): Joey Sinclair, Western Oregon, DB,...Sinclair was big at safety throughout the year, posting several big interceptions. He started all 11 games coming away with three interceptions (second on the team), 50 tackles (fourth on the team), with 34 solo, five tackles for loss, three passes broken up and a fumble recovery. He also returned a few kickoffs taking four back for 109 yards, with a long return of 44 yards against Azusa Pacific. Sinclair had at least a tackle in every game, posting five or more in four games going for a high of nine versus Angelo State. He had a tackle for loss in four games, with a high of two against Eastern New Mexico. Sinclair had a pair of interceptions against Central Washington and added another interception against Texas A&M-Kingsville. He added two passes broken up against Azusa Pacific. - Western Oregon Football

rSr/2022 FS Joey Sinclair, Western Oregon
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  2019 ALL-GNAC FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM (COACHES): Derek Parnell, Western Oregon, DB,...Derek Parnell was among the national leaders throughout the season in passes defended finishing second in the GNAC and 10th nationally. Overall for the season he had 15 passes broken up, 35 tackles, 30 solo and two interceptions while starting 10 games at defensive back. He also spent time returning punts during the season. He had at least four tackles in a game on six different occasions, going for a high of nine against Azusa Pacific in which he had eight solo stops. He also recorded a six tackle game against Texas A&M-Commerce. Parnell collected a pair of interceptions against Angelo State and Simon Fraser and broke up a pass in nine games, swatting away four versus Texas A&M-Commerce and had at least two or more in four games. - Western Oregon Football

Sr/2020 CB Derek Parnell, Western Oregon
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  2019 ALL-GNAC FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM (COACHES): Curtis Anderson, Western Oregon, DB,...This season he has started all 11 games at safety tallying 40 tackles, 27 solo, 1.5 tackles for loss, two pass breakups, a blocked kick against Simon Fraser and a team-high five interceptions. Anderson has posted five tackles in a game twice this season going for a high of seven against Texas A&M-Commerce and added a six tackle game versus Angelo State. He posted four solo tackles in each of those games. He had a tackle for loss versus Simon Fraser and posted a pair of interceptions against Central Washington and Texas A&M-Kingsville. In the return game, Anderson has been dangerous all year posting at least 50 yards in a game in six different contests, reaching over 100 yards twice with a high of 132 yards against Azusa Pacific and adding a 118-yard return game against Eastern New Mexico. His longest return of the season occurred against Azusa Pacific going for 63 yards. He added three other games with at least 40 yards in returns. - Western Oregon Football

rSr/2022 SS Curtis Anderson, Western Oregon
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  2019 ALL-GNAC FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM (COACHES): Jaylin Parnell, Western Oregon, LB,...Jaylin Parnell was named GNAC Player of the Week once this year and helped create one of the top linebacker groups around. He led the team in solo tackles with 44 and was second on the team in total tackles with 68. He also led the team in tackles for loss with 10.5 and tied for the team lead in sacks with 6.5 Parnell also recorded an interception, a pass breakup, a quarterback hurry and three forced fumbles in starting every game. He had at least four tackles in every game this season going for at least five or more in seven games. He had a high of 10 tackles against Eastern New Mexico and had four or more solo tackles in seven games. Parnell had over a tackle for loss in four games, posting three two tackle for loss games against Simon Fraser, Central Washington and Azusa Pacific. He also had a pair of sacks against Simon Fraser and Azusa Pacific. Parnell forced a pair of fumbles versus Azusa Pacific and had an interception against Simon Fraser. - Western Oregon Football

rSr/2023 ILB Jaylin Parnell, Western Oregon
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  2019 ALL-GNAC FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM (COACHES): Nate Proctor, Western Oregon, LB,...Proctor, Jr., put together another strong season to lead the WOU defense in tackles with 70, 38 solo, 9.5 tackles for loss, 6.5 sacks, a pass breakup, three quarterback hurries, a forced fumble and a historic blocked field goal that earned him GNAC Player of the Week honors and sent the Wolves to their first share of the GNAC title in school history. He's started every game this year at linebacker and has recorded at least six tackles in nine games this season going for at least eight in four games and has a high with 10 against Central Washington when he had 10 tackles. He also added nine tackles against Central Washington. He recorded two tackles for loss against nationally-ranked Texas A&M-Commerce and has at least a half-sack in seven games, with a high of 1.5 coming this past Saturday versus Eastern New Mexico. Proctor, Jr. added a forced fumble against the Wildcats and had a pair of QB hurries versus Midwestern State. - Western Oregon Football

Sr/2020 OLB Nate Proctor, Western Oregon
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  2019 ALL-GNAC FOOTBALL HONORABLE MENTION (COACHES): Thomas Wright, Jr., Western Oregon, WR,...Wright led the Wolves in receiving yards with 524, receptions with 26 and touchdowns with five while starting all 11 games this year. He had a long reception of 74 yards. Five games this season he went for over 50 yards, pulling in a season-high 118 yards against Simon Fraser. He also had a 96-yard game against Texas A&M-Commerce. Wright had a reception in 10 games this season with multiple catches in seven games, three times bringing in four or more receptions with a high of five against the Lions. He had a touchdown reception against Texas A&M-Commerce, Simon Fraser, Midwestern State, Eastern New Mexico and Central Washington. - Western Oregon Football

rSr/2022 WR Thomas Wright, Western Oregon
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  2019 ALL-GNAC FOOTBALL HONORABLE MENTION (COACHES): Evander Willingham, Western Oregon, TE,...Willingham was the starting tight end for the Wolves this season catching nine passes for 161 yards and three touchdowns. He had a long reception of 58 yards. He brought in his long of 58 yards that went for a touchdown against Midwestern State. He also added a two-catch and 36-yard effort versus Simon Fraser. Willingham's season-high in touchdowns came against Central Washington when he caught two passes for 20 yards and a pair of touchdowns. He caught a pass in seven games this season. - Western Oregon Football

rSr/2022 TE Evander Willingham, Western Oregon
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  2019 ALL-GNAC FOOTBALL HONORABLE MENTION (COACHES): Christian Needham, Western Oregon, OL,...Christian Needham helped the WOU offense shatter several program records since the program moved to Division II in 2000 rushing for the most yards in a single season with 2,672 and the most rushing touchdowns with 30. The 5,119 yards of total offense is also a new high mark in a season, as the Wolves recorded 53 total touchdowns this year. The passing game was also effective tossing for 21 touchdowns and 2,452 yards. The Wolves scored 375 points this season and picked up 238 first downs. He helped block for a trio of runners that all went for over 700-plus yards this season, with Omari Land rushing for over 1,000 yards, QB Ty Currie rushing for 825 yards and Nico Jackson adding 729 yards. All three went for over 100 yards in the first meeting against Azusa Pacific and Currie took home three GNAC Player of the Week honors and Land with one during the season. He started in nine games along the offensive line before being injured. - Western Oregon Football

rSr/2022 OG Christian Needham, Western Oregon
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  2019 GNAC FOOTBALL OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR (COACHES): Ty Currie, Western Oregon,...Currie proved a dynamic two-way threat at quarterback as he led the Wolves to a share of the program's first-ever GNAC championship. He led the conference and ranked 12th in Division II in total offense, averaging 292.9 yards per game. His 217.9 passing yards per game ranked second in the conference while his 75 rushing yards ranked third. In addition, Currie finished ranked fifth in Division II with 17.12 passing yards per completion, 16th with 190 points responsible for and 26th with a 152.1 pass efficiency rating. - Great Northwest Athletic Conference Football

Sr/2020 QB Ty Currie, Western Oregon
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  2019 GNAC FOOTBALL CO-OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR (COACHES): Joseph Gonzales, Western Oregon,...Joseph Gonzales and Avery Bilensky played key roles in a Western Oregon offensive line that played a big role in the Wolves finishing the regular season ranked 18th in Division II in total offense. The line allowed 1.82 sacks per game and was 37th in Division II with 5.18 tackles for loss allowed per game. - Great Northwest Athletic Conference Football

Sr/2020 OT Joseph Gonzales, Western Oregon
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  2019 GNAC FOOTBALL DEFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR (COACHES): Blayne Burnett, Western Oregon,...Burnett finished with 41 tackles, four tackles for loss and 2.5 sacks while leading the wolves with eight quarterback hurries in earning the Defensive Lineman of the Year honor. He led a WOU defensive line that was second in the GNAC in red zone defense and forced 19 turnovers. - Great Northwest Athletic Conference Football

rSr/2022 DT Blayne Burnett, Western Oregon
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  2019 GNAC FOOTBALL NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR (COACHES): Avery Bilensky, Western Oregon,...Joseph Gonzales and Avery Bilensky played key roles in a Western Oregon offensive line that played a big role in the Wolves finishing the regular season ranked 18th in Division II in total offense. The line allowed 1.82 sacks per game and was 37th in Division II with 5.18 tackles for loss allowed per game. - Great Northwest Athletic Conference Football

rSr/2022 OG Avery Bilensky, Western Oregon
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  NOV 11 GNAC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Ty Currie (Western Oregon, QB, 6-2, Sr., Yreka, Calif., Yreka): Currie finished with 335 yards of total offense as the Wolves clinched a share of the GNAC title in a 23-21 win over Azusa Pacific. He completed 12 of 16 passes for 157 yards and a touchdown while also carrying the ball 22 times for 178 yards and another touchdown. He completed passes to six different receivers and had three passes over 30 yards while also finishing with a long run of 32 yards. Also Nominated: Christian Moore (Central Washington). - GNAC Football

Sr/2020 QB Ty Currie, Western Oregon
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  NOV 11 GNAC SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Nate Proctor, Jr. (Western Oregon, LB, 6-2, Sr., Seattle, Wash., O'Dea): Proctor blocked Azusa Pacific's last-second 37-yard field goal attempt to preserve Western Oregon's 23-21 victory as the team clinched a share of the GNAC title. Proctor also had four tackles and a sack in the victory. Also Nominated: Patrick Hegarty (Central Washington). - GNAC Football

Sr/2020 OLB Nate Proctor, Western Oregon
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