Wildcats Head to Bemidji State for the Second Round of the NCAA Playoffs
The Central Washington football team (8-3) is advancing to the second round of the NCAA Division II Football Playoffs, facing the Bemidji State Beavers (9-2) at 11:00 a.m. Pacific Time from Chet Anderson Stadium in The Land of 10,000 Lakes this Saturday.
In the previous round, the Wildcats secured a hard-fought 16-13 overtime victory against the second-seeded and 10th-nationally ranked Western Colorado Mountaineers. Quarterback McGill played a crucial role, setting career-highs with 24 completions on 47 attempts, totaling 277 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception. Darius Morrison delivered a standout performance with nine receptions for 118 yards and two touchdowns. Cameron Daniels took charge of the running game, accumulating 81 yards, including a 17-yard rush. Defensively, Brett McCalla led with 10 tackles, while Brett Accimus and Tanner Volk contributed eight tackles each. Volk also secured his 12th interception of the season.
Wildcats Head to Bemidji State for the Second Round of the NCAA Playoffs
Wildcats Head to Bemidji State for the Second Round of the NCAA Playoffs
Looking ahead to the matchup against the Bemidji State Beavers, Coach Chris Fisk acknowledges the opponent’s completeness. Bemidji State boasts a dynamic quarterback, Brandon Alt, a two-time Harlon Hill finalist, leading a well-rounded team with a strong running game and capable receivers. The Wildcats anticipate another challenging test for their defense.

Bemidji State started the season strongly with a 4-0 record but faced challenges, including a loss to Minnesota State Mankato. Despite setbacks, they responded with four consecutive victories before concluding the regular season with a loss to Augustana. In the first round of the playoffs, they defeated Texas Permian Basin 10-3 in a gritty fashion.
Wildcats Head to Bemidji State for the Second Round of the NCAA Playoffs
Wildcats Head to Bemidji State for the Second Round of the NCAA Playoffs
Coach Fisk emphasizes Bemidji State’s defensive prowess, highlighted by their ability to limit UTPB to just three points. He expresses respect for Bemidji State’s football program, citing its history of success and physicality. The Beavers feature a balanced defense, with players like Max Buduris, Jarrett Klein, and Stephen Hoffman making significant contributions in tackles, tackles for loss, sacks, interceptions, and pass breakups.
As Central Washington prepares for this crucial matchup, Coach Fisk recognizes the quality of the opponent and the program’s consistent success in recent years.
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