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Honors
All-League
Lance Westendorf, QB - Hon Men (1996)
John Cook, RB - Hon Men (1996)
DeShawn Fontelroy, FB - Hon Men (1996)
Naamon Archer, WR - 1st Team (1996)
Drew Tostad, WR - Hon Men (1996)
Dennis Sitch, C - 1st Team (1996)
Darryl Warren, OG - 3rd Team (1996)
Dana Brooks, OT - 3rd Team (1996)
Jason Booth, DT - 1st Team (1996)
Judd Kainz, DT - 1st Team (1996)
Mike Bryant, DE - Hon Men (1996)
John Lyday, S - 2nd Team (1996)
Josh Norman, CB - 3rd Team (1996)
Tony Ziegler, PR - Hon Men (1996)
All-America
The Cavaliers appeared in 1994 when Bill Booth
created an entry for the Northwest Football League and lasted 3 seasons.
It's most famous alum, Lance Westendorf, would go on to set numerous
records as a Pierce County Bengal and Puget Sound Jet through the late
90's and early 2000's.
The Cavaliers were a middle to lower tier team
throughout it's 3 year existence, but created the most stories in the
NWFL when the franchise and it's owner became embroiled in the "Who's
Who" of NWFL football. The Cavaliers were to have folded and be
replaced by the Posse in 1997, only to have the Cavalier name be
recognized later in place of the Cougars who were playing at the same
time as the "new" Cavaliers (Washington). The Posse/Cougars
eventually split into the Buccaneers and Raiders with some players
sprinkled among the Thunderbolts and Panthers. A coaching carousel
involving Cedric Walker, Jay Atwood and Shay Dean ensued as Bill Booth
owned, disowned, the reowned teams around the Vancouver area as the
common thread between the Cavalier (x 2)/Cougar/Posse triangle.
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