2002 Pro-Team Bowl

The 2002 Pro-Team Bowl (Pro-Team Bowl XLV) was held in Seattle, Washington in February 2003, and pitted the Northern Michigan Foresters against the Portland Hikers. The Foresters won, 16-7.
==Summary==
Disappointment loomed in the post-season after both predicted teams (Indianapolis & Baltimore) did not repeat - both two historically famous pro-team bowl combatants. Both defenses were stout and it led to a battle of field goals. In the 4th quarter, from general tiredness, Portland scored on a passing touchdown to take a 1-pt lead. North Michigan, however, responded immediately with a field goal to make it 9-7. When Portland failed to convert a third down at the 50 yard line, they punted to North Michigan's Dudi Morris, who returned the punt for a touchdown, thus winning the game for the Foresters. He was crowned MVP. Patrick Simms, quarterback for North Michigan, was one of the first quarterbacks in Pro-Team Bowl history to win without completing more than 10 passes (9 of 21).
Scoreboard:
Teams	1Q	2Q	3Q	4Q	Final
NM 	3 	3 	0 	10	16
POR 	0 	0 	0 	7 	7
1st Quarter:
NM - 52 yd FG (Jacklin) 10:07
POR - 39 yd FG NO GOOD (Davies) 4:41
2nd Quarter:
NM - 27 yd FG (Jacklin) 13:36
3rd Quarter:
3rd Quarter:
POR - DeMarc 19 yd pass Holgis (x pt. good) 14:50
NM - 28 yd FG (Jacklin) 9:22
NM - Morris 92 yd punt return TD (x pt. good) 5:32
MVP: Dudi Morris (CB/PR) NM.