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Luke McNabb earns NWC Football Athlete of the Week honor for the second time this season

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Luke McNabb is again the Northwest Conference Football Athlete of the Week, earning said honor for his standout performance against the University of Puget Sound this past weekend. McNabb, from Scappoose, Oregon, and former standout at Scappoose High School, is finishing his studies in sport management at Linfield. The quarterback totaled seven touchdowns in one half against Puget Sound, throwing for five scores and rushing for two more in tallying 365 yards of total offense; earning yet another NWC Football Offensive Athlete of the Week. McNabb completed 19 of his 20 passing attempts for 317 yards and five touchdowns, with a long of 57 yards, and rushed for 48 yards on six carries for another two scores. The reigning First Team All-Northwest Conference QB has backed it up thus far in his senior campaign, leading the conference in total offense, averaging over 309 yards per game. The honor is the second Player of the Week honor for McNabb this season.

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