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The GNFA is a proud supporter of the
mission of:
THE
Pacific Northwest
Football Hall Of Fame
"THE" Pacific Northwest Football Hall of
Fame, was started by the Seattle Ramblers football club in 1990
and has been based in and around Ballard ever since. "THE"
PNWFHOF holds an annual banquet in April of each year and
inducts former pro players, semi-pros, coaches and associates
from throughout the State of Washington, with keynote speakers
like UW Coaches Don James and Jim Lambright.
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CELEBRATING THE GREATEST EVER IN OUR GAME |
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Click on name to read the HOF biography
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2012 |
Bryan Pittman
LS/DE/TE - Puget Sound Jets (1998-2002) |
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2012 |
MIlt
Myers
WR/DB/KR/PR - Snohomish Vikings, Puget Sound Jets,
Eastside Hawks (1997-2005) |
2012 |
Marvel Harshman
WR - Pasco Naval Flyers, Tacoma Indians (1941-1946) |
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2012 |
Homer F. Cooke
Owner/Statistician - Emunclaw Silver Barons
(1935-1948) |
2012 |
Steve Harshman
OL/Coach - Pierce County Bengals, Auburn
Panthers (1973-1985) |
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2012 |
Michael Oliphant
RB - Auburn Panthers (1984) |
2012 |
Adolph Schacht
Trainer - West Seattle Athletic Club, Seattle Elks
(1905-1941) |
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2012 |
Richard D. Harris
Coach - Eastside Express, Puget
Sound Jets (1989, 1991-1996) |
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2011 |
George W. McMillan
G/HB/Coach - Multnomah
Amateur Athletic Club (1898 - 1910) |
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2011 |
Harry Washington
WR/PR - Auburn Panthers, PC
Bengals, WS Warhawks (1977, 1980-1986) |
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2011 |
Mel
McCain
Head Coach/QB - Seattle Ramblers,
Edmonds Warriors, Seattle Rangers (1960-1968) |
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2011 |
Austin
W. Seth
Photographer - Seattle Ramblers
(1948-1962) |
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2011 |
Francis
"Pop" Hagerty
Referee (1930-1974) |
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2011 |
Mark Madland
LB - Auburn Panthers, Pierce County Bengals (1981-1988) |
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2011 |
Tony
Softli
LB - Seattle Cavaliers, Eastside
Express (1980-1985) NFL Scout/VP Player Personnel |
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2011 |
Joe
Peyton II
TE/WR - Fort Lewis Rangers, Seattle
Rangers (1961, 1967-1969) |
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2010 |
Bob Kutzer
Founder of the Skagit Valley Raiders |
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2010 |
Leon H. Brigham
Coach of Italian Athletic
Club (1935-37) West Seattle Yellowjackets (1937-1941)
Seattle Ironworkers (1943) |
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2010 |
Francis "Fanny" Hunting
Player/Coach of West Seattle Yellowjackets (1931-1937) |
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2010 |
Dick Barnes
Kicker/Center with Seattle
Cavaliers (1964-1989) |
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2010 |
Ted Stonebridge
GM Issaquah
Firemen/Alpines (1934-1950) |
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2010 |
Lance Westendorf
Quarterback - Puget
Sound Jets, Eastside Hawks, Pierce Bengals (1996-2003) |
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2010 |
Jay Graybeal
Quarterback - West Seattle Yellowjackets, Seattle
Shipbuilders (1941-1942) |
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2010 |
Bob Cason
Quarterback
- Seattle Cavaliers (1971-1980) |
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Bryan Barker
Auburn Panthers/Southside Warhawks 1986-1987 |
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2009 |
Johnny Castagno
Issaquah
Firemen/Alpines; Fullback 1938-1941 |
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2009 |
Don Sprinkle
Seattle
Ramblers Head Coach; 1948 - 1963 |
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2009 |
William B. Goodwin
Originator of the Seattle Athletic Club; 1892 |
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2009 |
Chuck Jones
Bremerton
Destroyers; 1938 Rushing Record Holder |
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2009 |
Don E. Ridge
Seattle
Ramblers, Center and Author of "Take A Lap" |
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2009 |
Elmo Hudgens
Seattle
Cavaliers, Owner 1941-1982 |
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2009 |
Al Hall
Nippon
Athletic Club, Coach 1925; First Black Coach |
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** The
GNFA Hall of Fame has been established to honor
those individuals who gave their best in the
advancement of minor league football in the
Northwest and whose service and dedication are
indeed worthy of such an honor. To be eligible for
the GNFA Hall of Fame, one must have been a pioneer,
a trailblazer, a standout, or long standing member
of the northwest football community.
^ Posthumous induction may be performed at any time
and does not count toward the class limit of 8
persons.
Editors' Note: The GNFA Hall of Fame is
not affiliated with the Pacific Northwest Football
Hall of Fame, version 2 created in 2011 by Guy
Gabriel and Dick Suess. (The real
Pacific Northwest Football Hall of Fame was started
by former members of the Seattle Ramblers in 1990
and continues it's activities and banquets today
even though the name has also been stolen by the
Gabriel/Suess group). The GNFA conducts it's
own research into inductees and does not appreciate
the copying of information from this site and
posting it to their webpage as if it is their own
writing. It is unprofessional, unscrupulous
and deviant of those involved to steal the hard work
of the GNFA advisory committee and pretend that what
they are doing is legitimate. The GNFA does
not conduct it's business in order to sell trinkets
like rings and plaques, or have it's advisors pocket
money from expensive "dinner banquets".
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