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Welcome to
the web site for the Seattle Chapter
of the National
Football Foundation and College
Football Hall of Fame.
2008 7-ELEVEN FRANCHISE
OWNERS ASSOCIATION CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT
The 2008 7-ELEVEN Franchise Owners Association
Charity Golf Tournament, benefiting the Seattle NFF
Scholarship Fund, will be held on Monday, August 18, 2008 at Indian
Summer Golf and Country Club in Olympia, Washington.
The tournament featured cash prizes and a chance to win
a new car with a hole-in-one (courtesy of Doxon
Toyota). This year, your registration fee also includes a one
year membership in the National Football Foundation.
 Everyone
is welcome, no matter what skill level- 12:00 Noon Shotgun Start, Scramble Format
- Hole-In-One Contest for a new car
- Dinner Following Tournament
- Entry Fee $150.00 Per Person ($125.00 for current NFF members)
- Includes One Year NFF membership
- Sponsor a hole for $100.00
- Donate items for the raffle
- Enter as an individual or as a team
- SOFT-SPIKED SHOES ONLY
All proceeds go directly to the NFF Scholarship
Fund. A special thanks to the Pacific Northwest 7-Eleven Franchise
Owners Association for their generous sponsorship and scholarship
donation.
Download Registration Form (Adobe
Acrobat format)
For Hole Sponsorship information, or any any
other questions, please
contact Dick
Dugdale at (206) 363-6162.
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The Seattle Chapter 2007 Scholar-Athlete Awards Ceremony and Brunch was
held Sunday, December 16, at Qwest Field. J.J. Clark of
Eastlake High School and Allen Trillana of Kent-Meridian
were honored with the top two awards, each receiving a $2000 scholarships
from the Seattle Chapter. Read
Story.
Terry Ennis and Rollie Robins were
both honored with the Tony Gasparovich Award at the 2007 Scholar-Atlete
Awards on December 16. This award is presented by the Seattle-King
County Chapter to football supporters who exhibit love and dedication
of the game through their principles and leadership with those they
work with. Read Story.
Kellen Kiilsgaard was honored by the NFF as one of five 2007 National
High School Scholar-Athletes during the 60th annual awards
luncheon held December 4, 2007 in New York City. Read
Story. View
Photos.
2007 Scholar-Athlete Awards Mentioned in The Seattle Times
An article about the chapter awards was published on Dec
17. Read
Seattle Times Story
2007 Chapter Golf Tournament
The Seattle NFF Chapter Annual Shotgun Golf tournament was
held Monday, July 30, at Indian
Summer Golf and Country Club. Read Story.
Legendary High School coach, Terry Ennis, dies
 Terry
Ennis, football coach at Archbishop Murphy High School, died September
12 at University Medical Center of prostate cancer.
He was the second-winningest coach in state history with a record of
287-87. He won 1A state championships at Archbishop Murphy in 2002
and 2003 and the 4A (then-AAA) title in 1991 at Cascade. Read
Seattle Times Article.
Kellen Kiilsgaard, one of the top two 2006
Scholar-Athletes, was featured
in the June 8, 2007 issue of Chapter
Network,
the newsletter of the NFF. View
newsletter (Adobe PDF format). Kiilsgaard was also selected
by the Seattle Times as one of the five finalists for Male
High School Star of the Year Award. Read
Story.
The 2006 Scholar-Athlete Awards Ceremony and Banquet was held December
17, 2006 at Qwest field. Kellen Kiilsgaard of
Auburn and Taylor
Firman of Kentlake were honored with the top two awards. Read
Story and View All Finalists.
Seattle NFF board member Dick Nicholl was recently featured in the Prep
Flashback section of the Seattle Times. Read
Story.
Help support the work of the National Football Foundation
by becoming a member. Read
more or download a Membership Application.
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This week's News and Notes from College Football. Read
Story.
This week's News and Notes from College Football. Read
Story.
This week's News and Notes from College Football. Read
Story.
The Chris Schenkel Award was given to Co-Recipients Bob Curtis (University
of Idaho) and Dick Galiette (Yale University). Outstanding
Football Official Awards was given to Thomas Robinson, Mountain West
Conference / Western Athletic Conference. Read
Story.
This week's News and Notes from College Football. Read
Story.
Eli Manning attracted close to 100 of New York’s elite to Manhattan’s 21 Club last week, announcing the official launch of the NFF’s Gridiron Club of New York, which will work to promote college football in the New York City greater metropolitan area. Read
Story.
Archie Manning, chairman of the NFF, announced today the the NFF’s
2008 Major Awards. The recipients include John Glenn, T. Boone Pickens,
Bill Battle and Gene Smith. Read
Story.
This week's News and Notes from College Football. Read
Story.
This week's News and Notes from College Football. Read
Story.
This week's News and Notes from College Football. Read
Story.
Thousands of college football fans from across the country will join
the National Football Foundation July 18-19 at the College
Football Hall of Fame in South Bend, Ind., for the organization's
annual Enshrinement Festival, which will pay tribute to the
storied careers of 20 of the game's greatest stars. Read
Story.
Additional NFF Headlines
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The National
Football Foundation &
College Hall of Fame
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