MONMOUTH, Ore. --- The 1985 Western Oregon football team along with 11 individuals will be inducted into the WOU Football Hall of Fame this week - culminating in being honored during the Wolves' home opener 1:05 p.m. Saturday.

Joining the 1985 team that went 8-2 under coach Duke Iverson, was known as the "Airwolves" for their prolific offense, won the conference title and made it to the NAIA national quarterfinals entering the hall of fame is:
 

INDIVIDUAL (POSITION)	YEARS	ACCOLADES
Tom McCartney (WR)	1977-80	1980 All-Evergreen First Team
Jim Gray (OL)	1979-81	1981 NAIA All-American (Honorable Mention), 1980 & 1981 All-Evergreen First Team
Hubert Phillips (DL)	1979-82	1982 NAIA All-American (Second Team), 1981 & 1982 All-Evergreen First Team, 1980 All-Evergreen Second Team
Doug Park (C)	1981-85	1985 NAIA All-American (Second Team), 1985 All-CFA First Team
Anthony Burris (QB)	1985-86	1985 NAIA All-American (Honorable Mention), 1985 & 1986 All-CFA First Team
Mike McClelland (DE)	1983-86	1985 & 1986 All-CFA First Team, 1984 All-Evergreen Second Team
Larry Goth (QB)	1984-88	1988 NAIA All-American Scholar-Athlete, 1988 All-CFA Second Team
Dale Williams (P)	1987-89	1988 NAIA All-American Scholar-Athlete, 1988 All-CFA Honorable Mention
Bobby Pope (RB)	1989-90	1989 NFL Draft Report All-American (Honorable Mention), All-CFA (1989 First Team, 1990 Honorable Mention)
Brad "Bubba" Garrett (OT)	1983-85	1985 All-CFA First Team
Greg Lawrence (RB/Coach)	1980-83	1982 All-Evergreen Second Team

As for the 1985 team, four members of that team are being honored as individuals into the hall of fame. Two of those members were NAIA All-Americans that season - center Doug Park (second team) and quarterback Anthony Burris (honorable mention). The team qualified for the NAIA national playoffs and took on Mesa (now Colorado Mesa) in Grand Junction and it was an offensive shootout with both teams racking up more than 450 yards of offense. WOU trailed 39-32 (the Wolves led 22-10 in the first quarter) with under a minute left and were at the Mavericks' 9-yard line - but were stopped on fourth-and-1 to fall just short of advancing to the national semifinals.