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Honors
Merle Davis, 2006 MLFN Coach of the Year (Far West)
DeAngelo Edwards, 2007 NWFL Offensive Rookie OTY
L. Wallace, 2008 NWFL Offensive Rookie OTY
Justin Miller, 2008 NWFL Special Teams Rookie OTY
John Stewart, QB Cascade Bowl Player of the Game
All-League
Kenneth Jackson, QB (2007 NWFL Hon Men; 2008 Hon
Men)
Ishmael Littleton, FB (2007 NWFL Hon Men); LB (2007
NWFL 2nd)
Daunte Barnett, TE (2007 NWFL Hon Men)
Chance Savage, TE (2007 NWFL 2nd)
Vik Tuli, C (2007 NWFL 2nd)
Pat Gilbert, C (2007 NWFL 3rd; 2009-CFL 1st)
Keith Jones, OG (2007 NWFL 1st; 2008 1st)
Larry Fowler, OT (2007 NWFL 1st; 2008 1st; 2009-CFL
2nd)
Brandon Reyna, OT (2007 NWFL 1st; 2008 2nd)
De'Sean Quinn, DT (2007 NWFL 2nd; 2008 3rd)
Jackie Brown, DE (2007 NWFL 3rd)
Anthony Young, LB (2007 NWFL Hon Men)
Preston Grant, FS (2007 NWFL 3rd)
Chris Martin, CB (2007 NWFL Hon Men; 2009 CFL 1st)
Brad Chappell, RB (2008 NWFL Hon Men)
Jeff Freeman, FB (2008 NWFL Hon Men; 2009-CFL 1st)
Carlos Clark, WR (2008 NWFL 2nd; 2009-CFL 2nd) FS (2008 3rd) PR
(2008 NWFL 2nd)
Alex Lewis, TE (2008 NWFL Hon Men)
Justin Miller, PK (2008 NWFL 2nd) P (2008 2nd;
2009-CFL 1st)
Siosifa Vave, DT (2008 NWFL 2nd; 2009-CFL 1st)
William Craig, DT (2008 NWFL Hon Men)
Washington Mose, DT (2008 NWFL Hon Men)
Robert Brown, MLB/TE (2008 NWFL Hon Men; 2009-CFL
1st)
Cornelius Winesberry, LB (2008 NWFL Hon Men)
Lenny Haynes, CB (2008 NWFL Hon Men)
Nick Caldwell, LS (2008 NWFL 1st)
L. Wallace, PR/WR (2008 NWFL Hon Men; 2009-CFL 1st)
Leo Dickerson, QB (2009 CFL 1st)
Ray Hanna, TE (2009-CFL 2nd)
Richard Knutson, OL (2009-CFL 2nd)
Toby Smith, LB (2009-CFL 2nd)
Ryan Laskay, DL (2009-CFL 2nd)
All-America
EJ Ash, RB 2006 MLFN 1st
Larry Fowler, OT 2006 MLFN 1st
Anthony Gaynes, DE 2006 MLFN 1st
Pat Gilbert, DT 2006 MLFN 1st
Keaka Frank, LB 2006 MLFN 1st
Carlos Clark, DB 2006 MLFN 2nd
Chance Savage, DE 2006 MLFN 2nd; 2008 NFE 1st
Keith Jones, OG 2006 MLFN 2nd
Washington Mose, DT 2006 MLFN 2nd
Deno Williams, DB 2006 MLFN 2nd
Andre Zahaijko, PK 2006 MLFN Hon Men
Jon Hammersmark, OT 2006 MLFN Hon Men
Nick Caldwell, LB 2006 MLFN Hon Men
Josh Girello, DB 2006 MLFN Hon Men
De'Sean Quinn, DE 2006 MLFN Hon Men
(2006 Helmet)
The Seattle Stallions were founded in 2005 by owner
and President Alex Lewis. Merle Davis was named the Stallions Head
Coach and later Randy Dressen was named Stallions General Manager. In
the spring of 2006 the Stallions played their inaugural season in the
newly formed Pacific Northwest Football Conference (PNFC) where they
ended the season with a perfect 11-0 record, won the PNFC Championship
and won the first Cascade Cup Championship by defeating the EFL's Tri
Cities Knights 47-27 in Kennewick rallied by the game MVP performance of
QB John Stewart. (Stewart's only game as a Stallion). At the end of the 2006 season Davis
stepped down as the Stallions Head Coach and Defensive Coordinator Deke
Devers was named the Stallions Head Coach and the Stallions joined the
Northwest Football League (NWFL) where they went 6-3 for the season,
losing by just a single point to the Oregon Thunderbolts in the second
round of the NWFL Playoffs.
Starting 2008 saw the return of Merle Davis to the
head coaching position and Devers went to coach with the newly formed
Puget Sound Titans. Expectations were high following the signing
of former PAC-10 running back Shelton Sampson, however the Stallions
still could not get over the hump losing to the Thunderbolts by 3 points
in the playoffs and finishing 7-3.
During the off-season, new owner and GM Randy
Dressen decided to take the Stallions out of the Northwest Football
League and join the Cascade Football League where they found very little
competition in the lower tier league during the regular season.
In the playoffs, a no show by the Stallions
officiating crew caused a stir when the game was delayed an hour
and a half while replacement officials were rounded up and then the
lights went out with over 8 minutes to play. The Tacoma
Warriors protested and demanded a replay of the game the following week
then changed their minds on Friday the 7th opting to take the result of
the game. In the championship, all eyes were on the Stallions to
win the crown, but the Ravens stepped up and shocked the CFL with a
27-13 victory ending the Stallions perfect run and denying Seattle a 2nd
Championship in 4 seasons.
As the 2010 season kicked off it looked like the
Stallions and Ravens may be on another collision course for a CFL title,
but a shakeup and eventual defection of teams from the CFL to the newly
formed Western Washington Football Association sent the Stallions to
their fourth league in five years. The Ravens fell apart with the
departure of players to the Tacoma Cobras and the Stallions went
unopposed through the WWFA handily defeating the hapless Invaders 57-0
in the title game for the Stallions first league championship since the
2006 PNFC title.
The Stallions run for a championship in Vegas was
halted when a brawl broke out between Seattle and Summerlin and
officials called a halt to the game in the third quarter leading the
Bucs.
Following the season, Doc Dreesen announced that
the Stallions would shut down operations for the 2011 season.
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