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Top 150 #85 – 1983 Ferndale Golden Eagles

RECORD: 7-3  –  COACH: Vic Randall

 LEAGUE: 6-2 (2nd Place in the NWL)
 CLASSIFICATION: AA – PLAYOFFS: Lost in 1st Round
Scoring Stats “Per Game”
Points: 16.6 – Allowed: 8.5 – Differential: +8.1

GAME BY GAME:

Week 1: Ferndale 2, Burlington-Edison 0

Week 2: Sedro Woolley 35, Ferndale 27

Week 3: Mount Vernon 2, Ferndale 0

Week 4: Ferndale 14, Sehome 0

Week 5: Ferndale 22, Stanwood 7

Week 6: Ferndale 28, Arlington 14

Week 7: Ferndale 29, West Vancouver 0

Week 8: Ferndale 29, Anacortes 14

Week 9: Ferndale 9, Bellingham 6

State Playoffs: 1st Round: Shorewood 7, Ferndale 6

In Vic Randall’s second season as head coach of the Golden Eagles, he turned the program around from a three-win season to a seven-win season. A tough out in the first round of the state playoffs was disappointing, but Ferndale still had a lot to be proud of in 1983.

Sophomore Doug Pederson ousted junior Trevor Monette to be the starting quarterback, and had a relatively strong season. He completed 31 passes for 300 yards and a pair of touchdowns. The future looked bright for the athletic Pederson.

Junior Duff McBride led the Golden Eagles in rushing with 609 yards, and fellow junior Jim Baker had almost identical numbers, rushing for 593 yards (4.4 average) and five touchdowns. Senior Evan Svedin was a big-play threat out of the backfield, rushing for 378 yards (5.9) and a team-high six touchdowns. Svedin also led the team in receiving with 11 catches and 118 yards. Senior Jim Wilkerson hauled in five passes for 68 yards and a score.

Senior Roger Wilkinson was the leader of the offensive line, and he was named All-League 1st Team. Junior Jeff Slaughter was named All-League 2nd Team. The worked with seniors Eric Graves and Eric Hulsman, and junior Mark Westhoff, as together they helped clear the way for the crafty Wing-T offense.

Wilkinson was named All-League 1st Team as a defensive lineman as well, standing out for the second season in a row. Svedin was also named All-League 1st Team as a defensive end. Junior defensive end Mike Haynie also stood out. McBride led the secondary from his safety position, and was named All-League 1st Team. Sophomore Don Finkbonner scored a 30-yard touchdown on a fumble return against Arlington, and he was named All-League 2nd Team. The defense was terrific, shutting out three opponents.

Wilkerson was named All-League 1st Team as a kicker, as he nailed five extra points and three field goals.

RECORD BOOK

Ferndale Top 15 Most Kicking Points in a Game

1 Comment
  1. Fabio Froes, 10 vs. Queen Anne (BC), 1980
  2. Michael Koenen, 10 vs. Meadowdale, 1999
  3. Jake Dunn, 10 vs. Shorecrest, 2009
  4. Michael Koenen, 8 vs. Burlington-Edison, 1997
  5. Michael Koenen, 8 vs. Eastside Catholic, 1997
  6. Ryan Suess, 8 vs. Kennedy, 2001
  7. Gabe Olivo, 8 vs. Vancouver College (BC), 2005
  8. Jake Dunn, 8 vs. Bonney Lake, 2008
  9. Wyatt Dunn, 8 vs. Blaine, 2010
  10. Wyatt Dunn, 8 vs. Garfield, 2012
  11. Andrew Higginson-Fernandez, 8 vs. Anacortes, 2013
  12. Daniel Stewart, 8 vs. Marysville-Getchell, 2017
  13. Multiple players with 7
RECORD BOOK

Ferndale Top 15 Most Points Scored in a Game

6 Comments
  1. Riley Locker, 36 vs. Shorecrest, 2010
  2. Tyler Smith, 32 vs. Eastside Catholic, 1999
  3. Kyle Lunde, 31 vs. Bellingham, 1992
  4. Don Finkbonner, 30 vs. West Van (BC), 1985
  5. Don Finkbonner, 30 vs. Anacortes, 1985
  6. Matthias Wilson, 30 vs. Mount Vernon, 1997
  7. Justin Iwasaki, 30 vs. Sedro Woolley, 1998
  8. Justin Iwasaki, 30 vs. Marysville-Pilchuck, 1998
  9. Justin Iwasaki, 30 vs. Mount Vernon, 1998
  10. Robert Davis, 30 vs. Sedro Woolley, 2000
  11. Sean Morrison, 30 vs. Camas, 2003
  12. Riley Locker, 30 vs. Mount Vernon, 2010
  13. Alex Conley, 30 vs. Notre Dame (BC), 2012
  14. Adam Wilgus, 26 vs. Sedro Woolley, 2004
  15. Alex Conley, 26 vs. Squalicum, 2011
RECORD BOOK

Ferndale Top 15 Extra Points Kicked in a Game

6 Comments
  1. Michael Koenen, 8 vs. Burlington-Edison, 1997
  2. Michael Koenen, 8 vs. Eastside Catholic, 1997
  3. Gabe Olivo, 8 vs. Vancouver College (BC), 2005
  4. Jake Dunn, 8 vs. Bonney Lake, 2008
  5. Wyatt Dunn, 8 vs. Grafield, 2012
  6. Ken Arnold, 7 vs. West Van (BC), 1995
  7. Tyson Oreiro, 7 vs. Mark Morris, 1996
  8. Michael Koenen, 7 vs. Shorecrest, 1997
  9. Michael Koenen, 7 vs. Meadowdale, 1999
  10. Gabe Olivo, 7 vs. Renton, 2006
  11. Jake Dunn, 7 vs. Shorecrest, 2008
  12. Jake Dunn, 7 vs. Blaine, 2008
  13. Jake Dunn, 7 vs. Shorecrest, 2009
  14. Wyatt Dunn, 7 vs. Mount Vernon, 2010
  15. Wyatt Dunn, 7 vs. Squalicum, 2011
  16. Wyatt Dunn, 7 vs. Notre Dame (BC), 2012
  17. Wyatt Dunn, 7 vs. Burlington-Edison, 2012
  18. Wyatt Dunn, 7 vs. Sedro Woolley, 2012
  19. Andrew Higginson-Fernandez, 7 vs. Bellingham, 2013
  20. Andrew Higginson-Fernandez, 7 vs. Anacortes, 2014
  21. Patrick Hegarty, 7 vs. Marysville-Pilchuck, 2015
  22. Patrick Hegarty, 7 vs. Stanwood, 2016
RECORD BOOK

Ferndale Top 15 Total Touchdowns in a Game

1 Comment
  1. Riley Locker, 6 vs. Shorecrest, 2010
  2. Don Finkbonner, 5 vs. West Van (BC), 1985
  3. Don Finkbonner, 5 vs. Anacortes, 1985
  4. Matthias Wilson, 5 vs. Mount Vernon, 1997
  5. Justin Iwasaki, 5 vs. Sedro Woolley, 1998
  6. Justin Iwasaki, 5 vs. Marysville-Pilchuck, 1998
  7. Justin Iwasaki, 5 vs. Mount Vernon, 1998
  8. Tyler Smith, 5 vs. Eastside Catholic, 1999
  9. Robert Davis, 5 vs. Sedro Woolley, 2000
  10. Sean Morrison, 5 vs. Camas, 2003
  11. Riley Locker, 5 vs. Mount Vernon, 2010
  12. Alex Conley, 5 vs. Notre Dame (BC), 2012
  13. Multiple players with 4
RECORD BOOK

Ferndale Top 15 Receiving Yards Per Reception in a Game (Min. 4 rec)

  1. Derrick Thompson, 39.3 vs. Mount Vernon, 1998 (4-157)
  2. Rocki Sandusky, 34.8 vs. Vancouver College (BC), 2005 (4-139)
  3. Ben Broselle, 34.3 vs. Squalicum, 2016 (4-137)
  4. Greg Finkbonner, 33.5 vs. Stanwood, 1982 (4-134)
  5. Jackson King, 31.3 vs. Sehome, 2015 (4-125)
  6. Kyle Lunde, 31.0 vs. Stanwood, 1992 (4-124)
  7. Spencer Hannah, 27.7 vs. Bonney Lake, 2008 (6-166)
  8. Sky Freeman, 27.3 vs. Blaine, 2015 (4-109)
  9. Adam Wilgus, 26.5 vs. Anacortes, 2004 (4-106)
  10. Spencer Hannah, 26.4 vs. Shorecrest, 2008 (5-132)
  11. Tanner Olson, 24.3 vs. Squalicum, 2010 (4-97)
  12. Mike Kelton, 22.8 vs. Arlington, 1992 (4-115)
  13. Chandler Udo, 22.8 vs. Lake Stevens, 1998 (4-91)
  14. Craig Willis, 22.6 vs. Anacortes, 1993 (5-113)
  15. Jeff Frost, 21.5 vs. Lindbergh, 2009 (4-86)
RECORD BOOK

Ferndale Top 15 Receiving Yards in a Game

  1. Spencer Hannah, 166 vs. Bonney Lake, 2008
  2. Derrick Thompson, 157 vs. Mount Vernon, 1998
  3. Tom Craig, 142 vs. Stanwood, 1988
  4. Rocki Sandusky, 139 vs. Vancouver College, 2005
  5. Ben Broselle, 137 vs. Squalicum, 2016
  6. Greg Finkbonner, 134 vs. Stanwood, 1982
  7. Spencer Hannah, 132 vs. Shorecrest, 2008
  8. Jackson King, 125 vs. Sehome, 2015
  9. Kyle Lunde, 124 vs. Stanwood, 1992
  10. Tyler Ryan, 122 vs. Shorecrest, 1997
  11. Jeff Frost, 116 vs. Squalicum, 2009
  12. Mike Kelton, 114 vs. Arlington, 1992
  13. Rocki Sandusky, 114 vs. Lindbergh, 2005
  14. Craig Willis, 113 vs. Anacortes, 1993
  15. Max Hannah, 113 vs. Peninsula, 2007