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🏈 WEEK 7 GAME PREVIEWS | NWC CONFERENCE PLAY

Week 7 could be the weekend that starts separating contenders from the pack.

The headliner is Linfield at Whitworth — both 3–1 overall and unbeaten in NWC play, with the winner taking a major step in the conference race. Lewis & Clark gets a rematch with the only team to beat it this season. Pacific hosts PLU on Homecoming looking for its first win. And Puget Sound heads to Salem with momentum after knocking off PLU last week.

⚔️ George Fox at Lewis & Clark
⚔️ Linfield at Whitworth
⚔️ Pacific Lutheran at Pacific
⚔️ Puget Sound at Willamette

Every matchup has a different pressure point: explosive plays, red-zone execution, defensive resistance and third-down survival.

Swipe ➡️ for the Tale of the Tape, Chess Match and X-Factors for all four games.

Which Week 7 matchup is your Game of the Week?

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🐻 WEEK 7 PREVIEW | GEORGE FOX AT LEWIS & CLARK 🦦

This one already has history — from five weeks ago.

George Fox handed Lewis & Clark its only loss of the season, 28–20, back on Sept. 12. Now the Bruins return to Griswold Stadium with the River Otters sitting 4–1 and looking for payback in a game that matters much more in the NWC standings.

The matchup is built around explosive offense. L&C averages 43.8 points, 452.4 yards and 7.4 yards per play. George Fox isn’t far behind at 420.2 yards and 6.9 per play.

The chess match is L&C’s vertical passing game against a Bruins secondary that cannot afford to give up chunk plays. Dashiell Weaver has Sytyn Lasconia producing 760 yards and 8 TDs, while George Fox QB JJ Leman has thrown for 1,223 yards and 8 scores of his own.

For GFU, the formula is similar to the first meeting: limit explosives, make L&C drive the field and finish possessions. For the River Otters, better early-down efficiency and avoiding negative plays could flip the script.

🔑 X-FACTOR: Sytyn Lasconia
👀 MATCHUP TO WATCH: L&C passing game vs. George Fox secondary

Does George Fox complete the season sweep, or does Lewis & Clark ge

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Week 6 delivered a little bit of everything across the Northwest Conference.

Lewis & Clark stayed rolling with another dominant performance, Puget Sound broke through with a statement rivalry win over PLU, Whitworth survived a four-quarter battle at George Fox, and Linfield turned a close first quarter into a runaway win at Pacific.

Four games. Four very different stories.

Swipe through for the final scores and our deeper breakdowns of what actually decided each matchup — from turnovers and red-zone execution to explosive plays, pressure, and situational football.

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Lewis & Clark 34, Willamette 0

This wasn’t just a shutout. It was a game where L&C systematically took away the situations Willamette needed to create offense.

The River Otters outgained the Bearcats 448-120, but the biggest difference was down-to-down efficiency.

Using standard success-rate thresholds, L&C finished at 50.0%. Willamette was at 28.8%.

That gap showed up everywhere.

Willamette completed just 3 of 16 passes for 20 yards, averaged 1.25 yards per pass attempt, converted only 2 of 14 third downs, punted nine times, and never reached the red zone.

L&C’s 4-2-5 structure didn’t need a huge sack total to dominate. The River Otters finished with only one sack, but pressure and tight coverage consistently disrupted timing and squeezed throwing windows.

Offensively, Lewis & Clark stayed multiple out of 11 personnel and shotgun looks. The River Otters could spread the field without abandoning the box, forcing Willamette to defend every level.

The explosive-play gap was massive:

L&C: 7 plays of 20+ yards
Willamette: 0

Sytyn Lasconia nearly outgained Willamette by himself, finishing with 7 catches for 122 yards while the Bearcats totaled just 120 yards as a team.

Willamette did find one answer in Colby Ford, who rushed for 63 yards on 10 carries, but without a complementary passing game the Bearcats couldn’t capitalize.

The red-zone contrast was even more telling.

Lewis & Clark went 4-for-4 in the red zone, all touchdowns.

Willamette never got there.

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The numbers are starting to tell the story. 👀🏈

Through Week 4, these are the Northwest Conference’s offensive leaders across the categories that have defined the early season — passing, rushing, receiving, points responsible for, yards from scrimmage, all-purpose production, and total scoring.

Some familiar names are at the top, but there are also a few players making serious noise heading into conference play.

Swipe through the carousel and see who’s leading the NWC offense so far.

Who has impressed you the most through the first three weeks?

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The NWC rushing race is tight through Week 4. 🏃‍♂️💨🏈

Carson Mullins leads the conference with 222 rushing yards, just ahead of Gio Borea at 220. Brody Snyder sits third with 187 yards and leads this Top 5 group at 5.8 yards per carry, while Luke McNabb and Matt Reed round out the list.

Only 2 yards separate the top two, so this is one leaderboard that could change quickly once conference play gets rolling. 👀

Who do you think finishes the season as the NWC rushing leader?

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The NWC passing race has some clear early standouts through Week 4. 🎯🏈

Dashiell Weaver leads the conference with 798 passing yards, 8 TDs to 1 INT, a 75.9% completion rate, and a 233.5 efficiency rating. JJ Leman is right behind with 745 yards and 7 TDs, while Lukas Hews, Luke McNabb, and Logan Lacio round out the Top 5.

McNabb’s 154.4 rating stands out despite ranking fourth in passing yards, while Weaver has separated himself with the strongest combination of volume, efficiency, and touchdown production so far.

Who has impressed you most at quarterback through Week 3? 👀

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The NWC receiving race has produced some big numbers th

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Week 3 is in the books. 🏈

Eight games. Eight NWC teams. Plenty to talk about.

Swipe through for our game-by-game breakdown of every Northwest Conference team in action…key numbers, what stood out, players to watch, and what each performance could mean as conference play approaches.

Which NWC performance caught your attention this week? Drop your thoughts below. 👇

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Pacific’s offense finally found the end zone in Wisconsin, but UW–Stevens Point controlled the game in a 48–13 win.

The Boxers trailed 35–0 before Carson Mullins broke a 66-yard TD run. Pacific finished with 187 yards compared with UWSP’s 450, while the Pointers held the ball for 44:45 and converted 15-of-20 third downs.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• Pacific’s defense was on the field far too long. UWSP ran 88 plays, produced 30 first downs and controlled possession for nearly 45 minutes.

• The offense showed some explosiveness late. Mullins’ 66-yard run produced Pacific’s first TD of the season.

• The biggest development came at quarterback. Reagan Nicanor completed 6-of-9 passes for 94 yards, 1 TD and 0 INT in limited action. He connected with Angelo Marin for a 34-yard TD to finish a 75-yard drive.

• Nicanor’s production deserves attention. After limited opportunities through three games, he provided an efficient passing attack when given his chance.

PLAYERS TO WATCH 👀

🏈 Reagan Nicanor, QB — 6/9, 94 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT. In limited action, Nicanor delivered Pacific’s most efficient quarterback performance of the season and led a 75-yard touchdown drive. Based on what he showed in Wisconsin, he’s made a strong case to be the starter when NWC play begins.

⚡ Carson Mullins, RB — 10 carries, 83 yards and a 66-yard TD. He supplied Pacific’s biggest offensive play.

🛡️ Alex Deuser — Team-high 9 tackles, including a tackle for loss.

Pacific enters the bye 0–3 before opening NWC play at Whitworth on Oct. 3. After what Nicanor showed against UWSP, the quarterback decision will be one of the biggest storylines to watc

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Some pics from the Bruins win over the River Otters last Saturday.

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Action from the Bruins WIN over Lewis & Clark River Otters

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Some pictures from the football game 🏈
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