| 1970:
Averaged
230.3 passing yards per game in 10
games. |
1972:
Through
1970-72 Sonny averaged 28.96 pass
attempts per game. (Still
a UW record in 2008) |
| 1970:
Led
the nation in passing as a
sophomore with 2,303 yards, and
threw 15 TDs. |
1972:
Completed
385 passes in 28 games. (Still
a UW record in 2008) |
| 1970:
Took
the Huskies from a miserable 1-9
losing record to a respectable 6-4
winners. |
1972:
Completed
13.75 passes per game thru his
1970-72 career. |
| 1971:
UW
Captains:
Sonny Sixkiller, Al Kravitz, Rick
Huget and Steve Anderson. Record:
8-3-0 winning record. |
1972:
Career
passing attempts... 811 in 28
games. (Still
a UW record in 2008) |
| 1971:
Sept.
17, passed for 387 yards against
Purdue. UW wins 38-35 |
1972:
Set
15 team passing records during his
career at the UW. He passed for
5496 total yards on 811 attempts
and 385 completions, with 35
touchdowns and had a passing
rating of 106.06. |
| 1971:
October
4, Sixkiller appears on the cover
of Sports Illustrated. He
is only one of three Huskies to
have ever made the cover. |
1974:
Plays
football for Toronto in the
Canadian Football League. (CFL) |
| 1971:
Passed
for 2,068 total yards. |
1975:
Quarterbacked
the World football League
Honolulu, Hawaiians. |
| 1972:
UW Captains:
Sonny Sixkiller, Bill Cahill
Record: 8-3-0 winning record. |
1985:
Inducted
into UW Hall of Fame. |
| 1972:
Sept. 23,
Down
21-0 at halftime, Sixkiller and
the Huskies roared back with 22
unanswered second-half points to
win 22-21. |
1987:
Inducted
into the American Indian Hall of
Fame in 1987. |
| 1972:
Became
the first Huskies quarterback with
back-to-back 2,000-yard in the
1970 and 71 seasons. |
2009:
Still
holds several UW passing records. |
