Jason Stiles (2018) - Hall of Fame - Western Washington University Athletics

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Member of WWU All-Century Football Team (1900-1999)
Directed Vikings to 30-9 record as four-year starter, finishing as school's career leader in yards passing (7,854) and touchdown passes (67)
NAIA All-America honorable mention as senior in 1995, leading WWU to first undefeated regular season since 1938 and opening round of NAIA Division II national playoffs. Passed for 2,297 yards and 17 touchdowns. First-team all-Columbia Football Association pick and NAIA National Player of the Week
As freshman in 1992, helped Vikings to first national playoff appearance in program history - Took part in pass-catch play that was voted ESPN College Play of the Year at first ESPY Awards show
As junior in 1994, passed for 1,964 yards in directing WWU (8-3) to national playoffs and opening-round win at No.1-ranked Linfield
Had three-year professional career, playing in Germany in 1996 for Wolfsburg Blue Wings, and being part-time starter for two seasons in Arena Football League with Portland Forest Dragons
Color commentator in football and basketball for ROOT SPORTS Northwest since 2006 - Spent nine years handling color for WWU football radio broadcasts
Four-year letter winner (1992-95)

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