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43rd Hall of Fame Banquet

Welcome Tonight’s Jeanie Purcell-Hill, Hall of Fame Committee Chair Presentation of the Colors UCSB ROTC National Anthem San Marcos High School Madrigal Singers Opening Remarks Catharine Manset Morreale, SBART President Master of Ceremonies Marc “Cubby” Jacobs Hall of Fame Inductees Russ Hargreaves Memorial Award Program R.F. MacFarland Memorial Trophy Master Athlete Scholarships & Awards Phil Womble Awards Scholar-Athletes of the Year Special Olympics Mayor’s Trophy Coaches of the Year Athletes of the Year Closing Remarks

e hope you will patronize our many business friends and sponsors listed in this Wprogram. It is their generosity, along with that of our guests this evening, that helps contribute to the development of our athletic community and to the lives of our student-athletes.

Cover photos courtesy of Presidio Sports Program editing, layout and design by Cara M. Gamberdella, Board Member Printing by Boone Graphics Audio Visual by Jensens Audio Visual Slide show by Gene Deering 1 Jeanie Purcell-Hill, Chair 2010 Ethel Byers Gene Deering Cara Gamberdella The Banquet Erin Kozaki Pat Moorhouse-MacPhee Committee Catharine Manset Morreale Mike Warren Rick Wilson

Bill Bertka Jerry Harwin Founder Founder Founders Caesar Uyesaka Founder Jerry Harwin 1968-70 Paul Menzel 1993-95 & Past Bill Bertka 1970-72 Joan Russell-Price 1995-97 Larry Crandell 1972-74 Tim Tremblay 1997-99 Presidents Bill Blythe 1974-80 Joe Howell 1999-01 Craig Case 1980-85 Chris Casebeeer 2002-03 Bob Huhn 1985-89 Marc Gamberdella 2004-05 Dick Mires 1989-91 Barry Taugher 2006-07 David Pintard 1991-93 Rick Wilson 2008-09

Catharine Manset Morreale – President Board of Directors Rich Hanna – President Elect Larry Crandell – Chairman of the Board Joseph Coito – Treasurer 2009-10 Debbie Foley – Secretary Bob Archer Richard Mires Michael Biermann Pat Moorhouse-MacPhee Ethel Byers Bill Oakley, Jr Chris Casebeer Bill Pintard Moe Claydon David Pintard Gary Cunningham Jeanie Purcell-Hill Bob Dinaberg Dale Rhine Rusty Fairly Joan Russell Price William Gallivan, Jr. MD Jay Smith Cara M. Gamberdella John Stoney Marc J. Gamberdella Barry Taugher Jerry Harwin Tim Tremblay Joe Howell Jason Wilson Bob Huhn Rick Wilson Erin Johansson Phil Womble Paul Menzel 2 Welcome to our 43rd annual Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table 2010 (SBART) Hall of Fame Banquet. Tonight is the culminating event to our 2009-10 school year where we are proud to honor the outstanding

achievements of our President’s local athletes. In light of our mission to recognize and support athletic participation, this year we hosted over 1,000 SBART Board Member Dale Rhine, UCSB Basketball Alumna Christa athletes and coaches Gannon, SBART President Catharine Manset Morreale and former at our Monday Press UCSB Women’s Basketball Coach Mark French at the Women and Girls in Sports Luncheon. Luncheons, 400 athletes at our Women and Girls In Sports Luncheon, raised thousands of dollars for our local athletic departments and provided much needed funding to such well deserved organizations as the UCSB Junior Wheelchair Camp, the Santa Barbara Youth Football League and the Club West Track Club. In addition, we honored dozens of outstanding athletes for their ethics, sportsmanship, academics and volunteer endeavors. We accomplished all of this through the financial support of hundreds of local community members and sponsors and through the hard work of an all-volunteer Board of Directors. Highlights of the year include Karch Kiraly’s appearance at our Fall Classic event. The

former Santa Barbara High School volleyball superstar spoke to a packed house of Message SBART members and supporters as well as the Santa Barbara and Dos Pueblos High School varsity girls’ volleyball teams. The success of Fall Classic was followed in February by the Women and Girls in Sports Luncheon featuring Christa Gannon, a former UCSB basketball star that went on to graduate top of her class from Stanford law school before founding Fresh Lifelines for Youth, a non-profit that works with disadvantaged youth in the San Jose area. Her memorable “TWILIGHT” speech prompted a spontaneous standing ovation from the 400+ young athletes in attendance. Finally, former Westmont and Lakers’ Coach Randy Pfund was the headline speaker for our March Madness event. He kept the audience of rapt SBART benefactors captivated with his “inside sports” stories and Final Four picks! Our Board as well as our volunteers, members and sponsors put their time, energy and funding into this organization because we believe in the importance of sports for the youth of our community. We believe that along with lessons learned from engaging in competition and camaraderie, sports teach lifelong skills including discipline, teamwork, goal-setting, pursuit of excellence and resilience in the face of hardship. We know that sports are associated with lower high school dropout rates, higher levels of college attendance, higher test grades and the overall development of achievement- oriented behaviors. If you are currently an SBART sponsor or member, we appreciate and thank you for your ongoing support. If you are not a member, we encourage you to join with us to uphold our 43-year-old mission to recognize and support our youth! 3 It’s been an exciting year for Santa Barbara athletics! In the 2010 Fall, the Santa Barbara and Dos Pueblos girls’ high school volleyball teams clashed in the semi-finals of CIF and Dos Pueblos went on to win the CIF Championship match while the spring brought a CIF Championship to the Dos Pueblos girls water polo team as well as the sensational boys’ soccer CIF Championship match-up between Santa Barbara and Dos Pueblos. Over 8,000 fans watched the Santa Barbara boys’ team edge out Dos Pueblos at UCSB’s Harder Stadium. Meanwhile, Bishop High’s girls’ basketball team won 18 games and advanced to the CIF second round while their boys’ golf team was in contention to win a league championship. Laguna Blanca’s girls’ volleyball team also soared, scoring their eighth consecutive championship in the Condor League and reaching CIF finals before being defeated. In the academic and sportsmanship arena, San Marcos hit a home run coming in on top of the CIF Southern Section Academic Awards where they received the most top-five finishes out of 22 sports. Girls’ swimming, boys’ volleyball and wrestling placed first for the highest cumulative, non-weighted GPAs in their respective sports. The Carpinteria High Warriors achieved accolades in the sportsmanship department, earning the CIF Sportsmanship Award for the Frontier League, while their girls’ golf team won the CIF Academic Team Championship with an un-weighted team GPA of 3.915.

Success In the college arena, SBCC’s women’s volleyball had one of the best seasons in school history with Maria Mayer (San Marcos) earning All-State honors. Their men’s soccer team won its second-straight WSC title under John Sisterson, and women’s basketball was second in the WSC with Coach Sandrine Krul named WSC North coach of the year. UCSB’s athletic success was highlighted by NCAA appearances by men’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer, women’s volleyball as well as individual appearances by cross country and track and field. They also laid claim to the most scholar-athletes in the Big West Conference. Finally, Westmont men’s cross country won the Golden State Athletic Conference Championship, and women’s basketball reached the Golden State Athletic Conference Championship game. Congratulations to all of our college and high school athletes! We are proud to support you!

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ver four decades ago, Jerry Harwin and Caesar Uyesaka sipped coffee at Caesar’s Restaurant, talking about the need for a sports group in Santa Barbara that could help the local athletic community in times of need. After Jerry and Caesar shared

O Founders a couple more coffee breaks together, the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table was born. Its motto: The advancement and betterment of all sports and athletics in the greater Santa Barbara area. The SBART got off to a fast start. Its first organizational meeting was held at Santa Barbara’s East Beach on January 25, 1968. Hundreds of people attended this meeting, and over 200 joined that evening as Charter Members. The SBART’s first annual banquet was held at Santa Barbara City College on June 22, 1968. Through membership dues, contributions, fundraising events and local foundations, the Round Table has raised more than $2 million. Harry’s Plaza Café was the site of the SBART’s first press luncheon held on September 14, 1970. The luncheons, initiated by the new president, Bill Bertka, were similar to a “Monday Morning Quarterback Club.” All area schools were represented by the head coaches of the sports in season. For over four decades the SBART luncheons have been held at Harry’s every Monday, attended by standing-room-only crowds. Since its first meeting back in 1968, the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table has helped thousands of individuals and organizations by raising funds to support their athletic programs. The Round Table is proud to help student-athletes at all levels compete in events they would otherwise not have been able to attend. It is with our deepest regards and warmest thanks that we acknowledge and celebrate the vision and hard work of our founders, Caesar Uyesaka, Jerry Harwin and Bill Bertka.

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Alan Everest Outstanding Athlete

Alan Everest was a standout football, baseball and basketball player at San Marcos High School. A top-ten academic graduate in 1968, Everest was the MVP in both football and baseball and highest-scholar award in all three sports. An All-Channel League recipient, Fame he also played in the first Round Table All-Star football game after the 1967 season. Everest went on to play football at Southern Methodist University where he earned his B.A. in Education and History in 1972. He also holds an M.A. in Education from North Texas State University and a EdD in Educational Administration from United States International University. After coaching in the United States and internationally from 1972 to 1995, Everest landed in the National Football League with the Arizona Cardinals from 1996-99, the New Orleans Saints from 2000-05, the San Francisco 49ers from 2007-09 and is currently the Special Teams Coordinator for the Pittsburgh Steelers. He was named the NFL Special Teams Coach of the Year in both 2002 and 2007. Everest’s proudest moment was in 1988-89, serving as the Defensive Coordinator with his father, Andy Everest, as Offensive Coordinator and winning back-to-back Italian Super Bowls with the Legano Frogs. Everest and his wife Mischelle have two daughters – Michelle and Kaycee.

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Ann Latham Outstanding Athlete

Ann Latham attended Carpinteria High School from 1978-82, excelling in basketball, volleyball and softball. The leading career-scorer in CHS history with 1,287, Latham Fame was the Tri-Valley League Co-MVP in 1981 and 1982, a first-team All-Tri-Valley League selection three years in a row (1980-82) and an All-CIF selection in 1982. She also holds the career rebounding mark with 1,037. Latham was the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table Athlete of the Year in 1982. Latham lead the Warriors to their first-ever Tri-Valley League title in volleyball in 1981 and was named League Co-MVP that year as well as an all-league selection in 1980 and 1981. She was a second-team All-Tri-Valley League selection in softball in 1982. Latham attended Stanford University, earning a B.S. in Industrial Engineering in 1987. A standout rugby player, she earned Norcal All-League honors four years in a row (1984- 87) and played for the Pacific Coast Grizzlies from 1985-87. After college, Latham was a member of the USA Women’s National Rugby Team. Latham is proud that the teams she played on at Carpinteria High School significantly Hall of Hall advanced the standards of girls’ athletics at the school, gaining the respect of the boys teams and representing themselves well as young women. A director of marketing, Latham lives in San Jose, Calif., with her spouse Rossana Monzon.

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Kevin Marsh Outstanding Athlete

A 1991 Dos Pueblos High School graduate, Kevin Marsh was the Santa Barbara Athletic Fame Round Table Golfer of the Year in both 1990 and 1991 and the recipient of the Russ Morrison Scholarship in 1991. Marsh attended Pepperdine University and graduated in 1996 with a degree in Business Administration. He was a Third Team All-American golfer in 1994 and notched four Division 1 College Tournament wins. Marsh went on to play three years of professional golf but reinstated his amateur status in 2002. He won the 2005 USGA Mid-Amateur Championship in 2005, qualifying him for the 2006 Masters. Marsh was named the 2008 SCGA “Player of the Year” after winning the SCGA Amateur Championship that year – he also won it in 1996. The 2004 and 2005 Santa Barbara City Champion, Marsh also won the Stocker Cup in Carmel Valley, the Carlton Woods Invitational in Houston and the Champions Cup in Houston all in 2009. Marsh teamed up with George Downing of Santa Barbara to win both the 2008 and 2009 SCGA Fourball Championship. A real estate developer, Marsh lives in Henderson, Nev., with his wife, Yanira, and son, Brian.

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Kieran O’ Leary Roblee Outstanding Athlete

A volleyball standout at Dos Pueblos High School, Kieran (O’Leary) Roblee graduated in 1986, the year she was named the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table High School Girls’ Volleyball Player of the year. She also notched two Channel League MVPs in 1984 and 1985 and the Volleyball MVP at the Los Angeles Summer Games in 1985. Playing her freshman year at Cal Poly – San Luis Obispo, Roblee transferred to Santa Fame Barbara City College and finished out her impressive collegiate career at Fresno State University, earning her B.A. in Physical Education in 1990. A member of the SBCC Athletic Hall of Fame, Roblee was an All-State selection in 1988 and the Western State Athletic Conference MVP that same year. In 1989 the SBART named her the College Women’s Volleyball Player of the Year. At Fresno State, she was the all-time single season assist leader and the career leader in assists in only two seasons. Roblee currently serves as the head girls’ volleyball coach at Bullard High School in Fresno and the head coach for the Central Cal Volleyball Club 18 Travel Team. As a high school coach, her teams have won six league championships in nine years and have advanced to the CIF Central and Central Coast Sections Semi-Finals five times. Nine of her club teams have qualified for the volleyball Junior Olympics, and they won the Hall of Hall bronze medal in 2006. Roblee has helped over 70 athletes go on to play volleyball at the four-year college level. Also the Athletic Director at St. Anthony’s School, Roblee lives in Fresno, Calif., with her husband of 15 years, Mike.

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Thor Schmidt Outstanding Athlete

A 1994 graduate of Bishop High School, Thor Schmidt was a standout football and Fame baseball player – garnering All-Tri Valley League honors in both sports – and a contributor to the best baseball and football seasons in the history of Bishop High athletics. A defensive end and wide receiver, Schmidt notes one of his greatest high school accomplishments as catching two touchdown passes in a 26-6 win over Carpinteria in his senior year. A fierce hitter and pitcher on the diamond, Schmidt had a hitting streak on the run to the CIF finals where he was batting in the .700s at one point. Schmidt received a full athletic scholarship for football to Northwestern University where he graduated in 1999 with a bachelor’s degree. He was a part of two Big-Ten Championship teams that went to the Rose Bowl and the Citrus Bowl. He earned Honorable Mention All-Big Ten honors in his senior year while playing in only the first 8 of 12 games due to illness. Schmidt currently manages Allied Waste Services, a Santa Barbara hauling Company. He is married to Brianne Schmidt and has two daughters, Shelby and Lucy, and a son, Gunnar Dane.

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Ryan Spilborghs Outstanding Athlete

Ryan Spilborghs dominated local high school baseball as a Santa Barbara High standout from 1995-98. Named the Channel League MVP in 1997 and 1998, he was the school

Fame MVP three years running (1996-98). Spilborghs attended UCSB and graduated in 2002 with a degree in Sociology. A Baseball America First-Team All-Region selection in 2001, he was also an All-Big West selection in 2001 and 2002. The Colorado Rockies picked Spilborghs in the 7th round of the 2002 draft, and he was named a Texas League All-Star in 2005. Currently a Colorado Rockies outfielder, Spilborghs’ proudest athletic achievement was clinching the 2007 National League Pennant with his team and making it to the World Series.

Hall Spilborghs is married to Stacey Burg and they have an eight-month-old daughter, Kierra Esperanza.

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Daniel Cerda Special Achievement

Daniel Cerda has dedicated 30 years to local high school and community college football Fame as a distinguished official. A member of the Channel Coast Officials Association for 30 years, Cerda received the Dick Olmstead Perpetual Football award from the Channel Coast Football Association for his outstanding dedication and service. Cerda officiated in six CIF Southern Section Final games and countless CIF playoff contests. He was selected as an official in the prestigious 1994 California Shriner’s North/South All-Star Football game, as well. Cerda also has 10 years experience as a local basketball referee. A prominent athlete himself, Cerda played football and baseball for Carpinteria High School from 1959-1963. He was the football team captain in 1962 and an All-Tri Valley League catcher, baseball team captain and MVP in 1963. Cerda attended Santa Barbara City College and is retired from Southern California Edison after more than four decades with the company. He currently lives in Carpinteria and has four children – Christina, Marc, Michele and Elizabeth.

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Jim Ranta Coach

Jim Ranta has been an aquatics coaching institution at Dos Pueblos High School since 1985 when he took the helm of both the boys’ and girls’ programs. Ranta, a math teacher, is proud to see his former athletes excel as athletes, coaches and parents – he taught or coached all three current Athletic Directors at the local high schools.

Fame Ranta has been instrumental in advancing aquatics at Dos Pueblos and in the community. He guided the first girls’ water polo team in 1994 and is a member of the CIF Water Polo Advisory Committee, Santa Barbara Water Polo Foundation Board, Central Coast Water Polo Officials Board (past president) and the Dos Pueblos Pool Committee Board. Since passing the coaching baton in 2002, Ranta has remained active on boards and with Dos Pueblos aquatics and athletics. Before taking over the aquatics program at Dos Pueblos, Ranta had stints with the UCSB frosh swim team (1969), Santa Barbara High School swim and first-ever water polo teams (1970 and 1984). As an athlete, Ranta was a standout swimmer for Riverside City College where he earned Junior College All-American Swim Team honors in 1965 and 1966; and UCSB where he was also named as an All-American swimmer in 1967 and 1968 and helped UCSB to its Hall of Hall first-every NCAA Division II Swim Team Championship in 1967. Ranta played in the first NCAA Water Polo Championship Tournament with the Gauchos in 1968. Named the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table Coach of the Year in 1991, Ranta is also a member of the UCSB Hall of Fame. Ranta lives in Goleta and is married to Nancy and has two children, Jeff and Heather.

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Kevin Brown

Community Leader Fame Kevin Brown’s illustrious career in physical therapy and athletic training saw him helping athletes of all levels – from elite professionals to high school students. A 1977 graduate from Dos Pueblos High School, Brown went on to Santa Barbara City College and from there to Fresno State University where he graduated in 1983 with a B.A. in physical education and athletic training. Fittingly, Brown’s professional career started and came full circle in his hometown of Santa Barbara. From 1983 to 1989 he instituted the first athletic training program at Westmont College. From there he went on to partner in physical therapy groups in the Bay Area, working with the San Francisco 49ers, Stanford and Santa Clara University Athletics, the Men’s ATP Pro Tour, the San Francisco IHL Hockey Team as well as numerous private clients. Brown also had stints as the athletic trainer for USA Diving (1992) and USA Raquetball (1997-2000) – which included two World Championships. From 1998-2002, Brown was a consultant to privately owned physical therapy clinics and several university athletic programs. In 2002 he co-founded Elite Performance and Rehabilitation Center in Santa Barbara, serving the athletic departments of SBCC, Bishop Diego High School, Laguna Blanca and UCSB as well as the Santa Barbara Foresters and top collegiate, junior and professional golfers – including traveling on the PGA tour as a private consultant to top players like Fred Couples. Brown left Elite in 2008 to found Redpoint Training Center. Named the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table Sportsperson of the Month in November 2009 for his generous donation of time and expertise to local sports teams, Brown passed away shortly thereafter at the age of 50 following a battle with cancer. Brown is survived by his wife, Lori, and children Rachel and Ryan, as well as his parents, siblings and extended family. 15 2010 Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table ~ Special Awards ~ Scholarships ~

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Russ Hargreaves R.F. MacFarland Louise Lowry Davis Memorial Award Memorial Trophy Award 1977 Stubby Herman 1964 Caesar Uyesaka 1989 Jennifer Moreland 1978 Frank Van Schaik 1965 E.N. “Nick” Carter 1990 Joan Serrano 1978 Bill Van Schaik 1966 Jerry Harwin 1991 Kathy Gregory 1979 Jim Harvey 1967 S.B. Jaycees 1992 Alice Henry 1980 Anita Watts 1968 George H. Adams 1993 Kathleen O’Connor 1981 Vic de la Cruz 1969 SBART 1994 Ellen T. O’Connor 1982 Jim Rogers 1970 Phillip Patton 1995 Jane Frederick 1983 Eric Arneson 1971 William Bertka 1996 Pat Moorhouse-MacPhee Special 1984 George Chelini 1972 Charles Stearns 1997 Joan Russell 1985 Mike Chasson 1973 Ed Ware 1998 Kira Anthofer 1986 Cliff Lambert 1974 James Halliburton 1999 Steve Kozaki 1987 John Brennand 1975 William J. Blythe 2000 Paula Rudolph 1988 Bill Hamilton 1976 Albert “Bud” Revis 2001 7-Up Bottling Company 1989 Sal Rodriguez 1977 Russell Hargreaves Softball Team of 1940 1990 Ed Holdren 1978 Bill Van Shaik 2002 Mark French 1991 Earl Pointer 1979 Richard C. Johns 2003 Lisa Braithwaite 1992 Paul Hodgert 1980 Frank Swain 2004 UCSB Women’s Center 1992 Carol Smith 1981 Craig A. Case 2005 Jamie Allison 1993 Mariana de Sena 1982 Larry Crandell 2005 Dawn Schroeder 1994 Richard Medel 1983 Youth Football League 2006 Judith Dale

1995 John Spaventa 1983 Peter C. Jordano 2007 Ethel Byers Awards 1996 David de Ponce 1985 Ulrich “Bill” Gulje 2008 Roxanne Nomura 1997 Kevin Reddick 1986 Barry Berkus 2009 Diane Wootton 1998 Girls Inc. of Carpinteria 1987 Dave Kohl 1999 Joe Coito 1988 La Playa Comm. Sports Assoc. Special Olympics 2000 Jean & Joe Pommier 1989 Las Positas Friendship Park Mayor’s Trophy 2001 Theresa Frazier Brown 1990 Robert R. Huhn 1989 Grant Locker 2002 Debbie Foley 1991 S.B. City Recreation 1990 Susan Carey 2003 Peggy Buchanan 1992 Herb Peterson 1991 Bryan Winger 2004 Ada Connor 1992 Dave Peterson 1992 Amy Petersons 2005 Ralph Holmes 1993 Dick Mires 1993 Diego Sandoval 2006 Tom Doolittle 1994 Youth Sports Assoc. 1994 LeAnn Filice 2007 Paul Bradford 1995 David Pintard 1995 Debra Day 2007 Ken Doss 1996 Jeff Farrell 1996 Gerald Martinez 2008 Michael Anderson 1997 S.B. Softball Club 1997 Jeff Gorham 2009 Bernard Hicks 1998 Paul Menzel 1998 Robert Bryan 1999 SB Bank & Trust 1999 Trinity Fiduccia Master Athlete Award 2000 Joan Russell 2001 Kyle Petersilia 2001 Joe Howell 1996 Bob Sherman 2002 Camille Noel Pirko 2002 Cliff Lambert 1997 Grace Altus 2003 David Kremer 2003 Derek Westen 1998 Ted Hatlan 2004 Daniel Winslow 2004 SB News-Press 1998 John Whittemore 2005 Kimberly Patrice Williams 2005 Chris Casebeer 2000 Payton Jordan 2006 Roman Battistone 2006 Bruce Giffin 2001 Sinclair Bill 2007 Steve Glick 2007 Greg Knowles 2002 John Brennand 2008 Kyle Simpso 2008 Jim Harvey 2003 Clyde Bennett 2009 Ramon Hooper 2004 Jurgen Schmidt 2009 Ethel Byers 2005 Duncan Thomas 2006 Don Flanigan, MD 2007 Bill Pollock 2008 Steve Wordell 2009 Vic Birtalan

17 Russ Hargreaves Memorial Award 2010 Lloyd Biggs Since 2005 Lloyd Biggs has worked diligently as the Coaching Director of the Santa Barbara Soccer Club to pass on his experience and expertise in youth development and coaching. Biggs has played a key role in recruiting an excellent coaching staff as well as forming a strong board of directors who work hard behind the scenes on a daily basis. In just five years, the club has evolved into a well respected club that develops players to their highest potential. The club has almost tripled its fundraising efforts and currently gives over $50,000 every year in scholarships to local youth. Biggs developed as a coach in England. In 2005 he and a friend developed on of the most highly respected summer soccer schools in America, “One Soccer” Schools. Biggs and his wife, Heidi, currently live in Santa Barbara.

Russ Hargreaves was a dedicated member of the Santa Barbara Recreation Department. He spent a lifetime creating opportunities for others to enjoy the benefits of recreational activities. He loved jogging and was committed to total body fitness. He knew that a healthy mind and body were the first steps to a happy and productive life. This award is given to a person recognized by the Parks & Recreation Department as a leader in maintaining quality sports programs

Awards R.F. MacFarland Memorial Trophy Clyde Bennett Clyde Bennett has spent more than four decades as a player, coach, umpire and organizer in both the slow-pitch and fast- pitch arenas. He currently serves as the Softball Director and Umpire in Chief for Elings Park. Bennett has managed numerous teams in the Santa Barbara City Leagues and has taken 45 squads to national tournaments. Of those, 17 finished in the top five, and he won national

Special championships in 2006 and in 2008. He’s probably best known in city softball circles as an umpire. He’s been officiating games – both adult and high school – since he first arrived in Santa Barbara in 1967, and he served as the city’s umpire in chief from 1972 to 2005. He’s umpired more than 100 CIF playoff games and four CIF championship contests. Bennett has also been an NCAA Division 1 umpire for the last 21 years. A 1999 Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table Master Athlete, Bennett was also inducted into the Santa Barbara Softball Club Hall of Fame in 2002.

R.F. MacFarland was one of the founders of Semana Nautica in 1936. This award is given annually to the person or organization who best exemplifies community leadership in the area of sports and athletics. It is sponsored by The City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation Department, local media and the Semana Nautica Association. 18 Master Athlete Award Jill Gass 2010 Outstanding local cyclist and member of the Kalyra Women’s Racing Team, Jill Gass, entered the sport in the early 1980s after a long career in track and field – and she has never looked back. Gass is currently training with her Kalyra teammates for the 2010 Race Across America (RAAM). The Santa Barbara-based team is training with the full expectation of breaking the record for a four-woman team (6 days, 18 hours and 34 minutes). The

team will cover approximately 500 miles a day and each rider Special will average six hours a day on the bike. Gass’ racing accomplishments include the 2007 and 2008 RAAM, the 2008-09 State and National Championship titles for Tandem Road Race and Tandem Time Trial and has held National and Stat Titles in all cycling disciplines since 2004. Gass, who works as a critical care nurse at Cottage Hospital, is a USA Cycling Certified Expert level coach and owns Revolution Coaching.

This award was established and endowed by Louise Lowry Davis to encourage the continued participation in Awards competitive sports, regardless of age. It is given for achievement by an athlete over the age of 40 years.

Special Olympics Mayor’s Trophy Jose Castrejon Jose Castrejon has been involved with Special Olympics for four years, participating in Floor Hockey, Athletics (track and field) and Soccer. His favorite sport is Floor Hockey. Jose exemplifies the spirit of Special Olympics and the Special Olympics Athlete Oath, “Let me win, but if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.” Jose trains and competes with heart. It is his smile, positive attitude and willingness to be coached that stands out. He shows his leadership skills by leading warm-up drills and encouraging others at practices and competitions. Jose is a dedicated athlete and often runs, participates in group strength training classes at Conditioning Specialists Studio, and enjoys Yoga as part of his at-home training program. Jose is also an active volunteer at Special Olympics events and for community programs. Not only does Jose excel in sports as a Special Olympics athlete, he excels in life, helping to create a better day for everyone he meets.

This award was first established by mayor David Shiffman. It is presented annually to a Special Olympics Athlete. 19 Russ Morrison Memorial Scholarship 2010 Maya Brooke Stanford Maya Brooke Stanford will graduate in June from Carpinteria High School with a 4.45 GPA and a long list of academic achievements. Maya founded the Multimedia Club and is the treasurer of her school’s Junior State of America club. She is a four-year veteran of the Warriors’ golf team and was the varsity team captain this year. In 2008, she won the Santa Barbara Young People’s Poetry Contest and as a senior she was the first-ever in her school to be awarded the AP Scholar with Distinction award for passing five AP exams with a score of four or better. Maya hopes to attend Princeton University in the fall. Gina Ruskauff Memorial Scholarship Rebecca Griffin Rebecca Griffin will graduate from Santa Barbara High and will attend Westmont College in the fall. A first-generation college student, Griffin lived as a young child in France where she became fluent in English and French. Griffin fell in love with basketball while watching games on television with her dad and has played the sport since she was five years old. A four-year veteran of Dons basketball, she also has played six years with the Blazers club team. A second-team All-CIF selection, Griffin plans to play hoops in college. Griffin is a member of the Visual Arts and Design Academy at SBHS and has a 3.5 GPA.

Scholarships SBART Founders Scholarship Amanda Burch A Carpinteria High School senior, Amanda Burch has earned a 4.59 GPA while excelling at the varsity level in basketball, cross country, tennis and track and field. This year she was co-captain of the basketball team and captain of the track and field team. Burch is a coach with Girls, Inc. as well as the Santa Barbara SBART Chapter of the Special Olympics. She hopes to attend UCLA in the fall, planning to study chemistry with the goal of becoming a forensic scientist.

20 Cox Business Athletic Scholarships Meagan Bellefeuille 2010 Meagan Bellefeuille will graduate from Dos Pueblos High School this June with a 4.05 GPA. A distinguished student- athlete, Bellefeuille earned acclaim and praise for her abilities

to juggle academics and athletics. In 2009 she was awarded the SBART Scholar Athlete award from Dos Pueblos. Bellefeuille has been involved in soccer for a number of years and this year was the varsity soccer captain as well as the president of the Dos Pueblos Girls Soccer Leadership Cabinet representing 64 girls. Bellefeuille will attend Biola University in the fall to study health sciences.

Nicholas Stathopoulos

Nicholas Stathopoulos has played baseball his entire life, Scholarships excelling at the high school level while maintaining high grades in challenging courses. Stathopoulos was the varsity baseball team captain in his senior year and has earned both the team MVP and Coach’s Award in his three-year varsity stint. In his free time, Stathopoulos volunteers as a baseball coach and umpires local Little League games. Stathopoulos will attend Kent State University in the fall to study aviation. He hopes to continue playing baseball in college.

21 College Coach of the Year 2010 Bob Williams College Coach of the Year UCSB Men’s Basketball Past Recipients Plenty of local television sets were locked on CBS on the night of March 19th, as UCSB’s men’s basketball team went up against second-seeded powerhouse 1969 Albert Revis SBCC 1969 Jim Klein WEST Ohio State in the first round of March Madness. 1969 Ted Fish UCSB The man who led the Gauchos there was Bob Williams, who in 1998 inherited 1970 Bob Dinaberg SBCC a UCSB program that hadn’t had a winning season for five years. The team 1970 Tom Byron WEST 1971 Ed DeLacy SBCC lost its first eight games that season, but he righted the ship as the Gauchos 1971 Ralph Barkey UCSB won 15 of their final 20 contests. Under Williams, the Gauchos have gone 1972 Bob Dinaberg SBCC 199-156 with four postseason appearances and 10 winning seasons. 1972 Ron Mulder WEST 1972 Dave Gorrie UCSB This year’s young team finished 20-10, winning the Big West regular-season 1973 Les Stevens SBCC title as well as the Big West Tournament. 1973 Russ Carr WEST 1973 Ralph Barkey UCSB Led by a stellar sophomore class which Williams recruited, the Gauchos went 12-4 in the Big West this 1974 Ed DeLacy SBCC season. Sophomore Orlando Johnson was named Big West Player of the Year, and Williams earned his 1974 Rudy Suwara UCSB third award as the conference’s Coach of the Year. 1975 Gus Mee UCSB 1976 Bob Dinaberg SBCC After the loss to the mighty Buckeyes, Williams was asked what the ensuing offseason would bring for the 1977 Ed DeLacy SBCC Gauchos, who will return all but two players from this year’s squad. 1978 Chet Kammerer WEST “There’s a lot to work with, and a lot to work on. The number one thing they have to do is really be 1979 Gregg Wilson UCSB 1980 Pete Snyder UCSB humble, now that they’ve had some success. Then come back (next season) and try to get better,” he said. 1981 Frank Carbajal SBCC Williams is the proud father of daughter Kori. 1982 Bobbie Bonace UCSB 1983 Al Ferrer UCSB 1984 Chet Kammerer WEST 1984 Frank Carbajal SBCC 1985 Gregg Wilson UCSB 1986 Al Ferrer UCSB 1986 Jean Paul Verhees WEST 1987 Mircea Badulescu UCSB 1988 Jerry Pimm UCSB 1989 Ken Preston UCSB 1990 Chet Kammerer WEST 1991 Chet Kammerer WEST 1992 Mark French UCSB 1993 Gregg Wilson UCSB 1994 Chris Russell UCSB 1995 Mike Giuliano WEST 1996 Cathy Sanford SBCC 1997 Tim Vom Steeg SBCC 1998 Kathy Gregory UCSB 1999 John Moore WEST 2000 Mike Giuliano WEST 2001 Gregg Wilson UCSB 2002 Bob Williams UCSB 2003 Mike Giuliano WEST 2004 Mark French UCSB 2005 Tim Vom Steeg UCSB 2006 Gregg Wilson UCSB 2007 Tim Vom Steeg UCSB 2008 Greg Wilson UCSB 2009 Dave Wolf WEST

22 High School Coach of the Year Todd Heil 2010 SBHS Boys’ Soccer High School Coach of the Year It was a special year for boys soccer in our community, with the apex being Past Recipients both Santa Barbara High and Dos Pueblos meeting for the CIF Championship 1968 Sam Cathcart SBHS in front of an estimated 8,000 fans at UCSB’s Harder Stadium. Santa Barbara 1969 Jim Bashore CARP won that game, capping off a historic season that won’t be forgotten any time 1970 Jack Triguiero SBHS 1971 Don Volpi DPHS soon. 1972 Maury Halleck SMHS The Dons, counting their 3-0 win in the championship game, won four 1973 Dick Mires DPHS tournaments during the season, captured the Channel League title and 1974 Mike Warren CARP 1975 Mike Hart DPHS finished second in the CIF Division 2 Regional tournament. They had 32- 1975 Manuel Garcia SBHS game unbeaten streak and finished with an eye-popping 31-1-1 record. 1976 Lou Panizzon CARP What’s curious, however, is that there was no particular superstar on this 1976 Linda Dawson BDHS 1977 Linda Dawson BDH year’s Dons squad. Rather, it was an on-field chemistry that made them nearly unbeatable. That team 1978 Tom Shoji SMHS chemistry was fostered by Heil. 1979 Maury Halleck SMHS Heil, a Yorba Linda native, began coaching at SBHS under Rudy Ybarra as a UCSB undegrad in 1995. In 1980 Lou Panizzon CARP 1981 Mike Moropoulos SBHS 1999, he took over the varsity program and has since amassed 236 wins, seven Channel League titles and 1982 Manuel Garcia SBHS two CIF crowns (2001 and 2010). 1983 Gordon McClenathen DPHS Since 2000, Heil has also served as the head coach of the UCSB women’s club soccer team. In his tenure, 1984 Cecilia Gutierrez BDHS 1985 Mike Hart DPHS the women’s club team has reached the National Collegiate Club Championship Final Four on five 1986 Jack Triguiero SBHS occasions and the Finals three times. On top of that, he is an assistant for the UCSB varsity women’s team. 1987 Lou Panizzon CARP 1988 Lou Panizzon CARP He teaches Government at SBHS and has been married to wife Kachina for three years. Luckily for the 1989 Scott O’Leary DPHS Dons, he doesn’t plan on leaving the sidelines any time soon. 1990 Lito Garcia SBHS “Looking back at the beginning, I never could have imagined the success we’ve had over the past few 1991 Jim Ranta DPHS 1992 Ben Hallock CARP years. Our program’s identity is based on the quality of soccer, and I look forward to continuing with that 1993 Norris Fletcher BDHS tradition of success,” he said. 1993 Satini Puailoa SMHS 1994 Joel Garbarino SMHS 1995 Scott Brennand SMHS High School Coach of the Year 1996 Jack Trigueiro SBHS 1997 Jeff Hesselmeyer DPHS 1998 Abe Jahadhmy SMHS Danelle Little 1999 Mark Walsh SBHS 2000 Jon Lee SMHS DPHS Girls’ Waterpolo 2001 Nan Seed Verkaik SBHS Danelle Little has coached her alma mater to a remarkable three consecutive 2002 Fred Warrecker SBHS CIF Championships, and this past year had what most considered the No. 2003 Coley Candaele CARP 1 girls water polo team in the country. The Chargers proved to be truly 2004 Mark Walsh SBHS 2005 Chris Parrish DPHS invincible, going 31-0 en route to the championship. 2006 Dwayne Hauschild DPHS That 31st win, however, didn’t come easy. DP trailed second-ranked Newport 2007 Jason Donnelly LBHS Harbor 7-2 late in the second quarter but went on to score six unanswered 2008 Tom Crawford BDHS 2009 John Gannon SBHS goals and grab a dramatic 8-7 win. What many may not know about coaching aquatics at such a high level is that it requires grueling hours. During the season, Little is at the pool at 5:15 a.m. to set up for morning practices. After that it’s school, where Little teaches math and psychology to her fellow Chargers (she’s a 1996 graduate). It’s back to the pool after that, and on days when there is a road game the team might not be back until late in the evening. Little, who played at DP before girls water polo was a recognized CIF sport, played for two years at UCSB before returning to the high school to coach under SBART Hall-of-Famer Jim Ranta in 1999. Back then and up until the last few years, Santa Barbara High was the preeminent program. Little credits the power- shift to the Chargers’ new Elings Aquatic Center, which was opened in 2007. She also thinks that many of the community’s talented club players were attracted to DP because of the magnetism of star players such as two-time reigning CIF MVP Kiley Neushul. “Our new pool was huge, and also the way the club program has built up in recent years,” said the back- to-back CIF Coach of the Year. Little, who married fellow DP graduate Danny Muhr in March, looks forward to starting a family soon and realizing her dream of being a mom. 23 Sportsperson of the Month 2010 Generously Sponsored by Wade and Roxanne Nomura and Family riteria for selection of the person or organization honored in this category include the characteristics of good sportsmanship and demonstrated leadership abilities Cin the area of sports or athletics. The honoree must be a layperson to the activity, with service to others as a visible priority in his or her lifestyle or the structure of the organization. Awards will be made for accumulated demonstration or service and/or for specific projects.

October...... Karen Buchanan...... SMHS PTSA/Student Store November...... Kevin Brown...... Redpoint Training Center December...... David Powdrell...... Cottage Rehabilitation Hospital January...... Rusty Fairly...... UCSB & SBCC Athletics March...... Retta Slay...... DPLL-Challengers Division April...... Armando Requejo...... Echelon Cycling Club Phil Womble Ethics in Sports Award Generously Sponsored by Investec Real Estate

warded monthly to a high school junior who shows exemplary sportsmanship Aand character. October...... Katy Villanueva...... SBHS November...... Johnny Manzo...... SMHS December...... Shelby Dunlap...... CARP January...... Cody Yokubaitis...... BDHS February...... Jackson Mauze...... CATE March...... Lauren McAlister...... LBHS April...... Erin Ristig...... DPHS

Special Olympics Award Generously Sponsored by Aaron D. Brown, Edward Jones Investments

Special Awards Special Special Olympics is an international organization dedicated to providing athletic competitions and year round training for individuals with physical and mental challenges.

September...... Melody Jorgensen October...... Steve Glick November...... David Kremer December...... Chris Powers January...... Austin Sutton February...... Blair Rodriquez Alexis Ornelas March...... Kimberly Williams May...... Ivan Diffenderfer

SBART 24 Scholar Athletes of the Year Generously Sponsored by The Human Performance Center 2010 he Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table Scholar Athlete of the Year Award was

Tinitiated in September 1986 after the Round Table’s Board of Directors recognized SBART the need to honor those students who are not only successful athletes, but who also maintain strong academic and extra-curricular credentials. Qualifications for nomination include participation in varsity athletics at the high school level and in designated athletic programs at the college level. Academic qualifications include outstanding grade point averages, usually greater than 3.5, in conjunction with other scholarly activities such as honor societies, scientific societies, extra-curricular activities and outstanding aptitude test scores for high school. Students have been selected by principals, senior counselors, athletic directors and coaches at the various high schools and colleges in the Santa Barbara area, in association with the Athletic Round Table.

The Round Table feels that the significance of this award goes beyond recognizing SpecialAwards individual students who have outstanding academic and athletic records. It is also a reminder to the community that it is possible for a student to participate in athletics and still maintain outstanding academic achievement. We are proud to present this year’s recipients. 2009-10 Scholar Athlete of the Year Awards

Bishop Diego HS...... Melissa Georgi Carpinteria HS...... Amanda Burch Cate School...... Mackenzie Walsh Dos Pueblos HS...... Meagan Bellefeuille Laguna Blanca...... Seth Judson San Marcos HS...... Jenny Ann Martinez Santa Barbara HS...... Rebecca Neilsen-Robbins Santa Barbara CC...... Lauren Takayesu USCB...... Katie Voigtlander Westmont College...... Sean Adams

On behalf of the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table, we congratulate each of you for your outstanding achievement in the classroom and well as in athletics and wish you the best.

25 2010 High School Girls College Women Tennis Lauren Stratman DPHS Cross Country Crystal Reed UCSB Volleyball Carly Wopat DPHS Soccer Meghan Maiwald SBCC Golf Nicole Bullemer DPHS Volleyball Rebecca Saraceno UCSB Cross Country Mackenzie Walsh CATE Swimming Anne Marie May UCSB Basketball Rebecca Griffin SBHS Golf Asaka Sim SBCC Water Polo Kiley Neushul DPHS Water Polo Lizzie Rouleau UCSB Soccer Briana Lopez SBHS Basketball Francesca DeAngelis SBCC Softball Hannah Harris DPHS Softball Kailey Snyder SBCC Track & Field Hannah McDaniel SMHS Tennis Sofia Novak UCSB Swimming Michelle Dockendorf DPHS Track & Field Jane Doolittle UCSB Lacrosse Stephanie Ruys de Perez CATE

High School Boys College Men

Football Manny Hernandez SMHS Water Polo Milos Golic UCSB Water Polo Conner Cleary DPHS Soccer David Walker UCSB Cross Country Sergey Sushchikh DPHS Football Lamont Dupree SBCC Basketball JP Dodson SMHS Cross Country Scott Smith UCSB Manny Rodriguez CARP Swimming Kevin Ferguson UCSB Golf Jack Perry SBHS Baseball Tim Leary WEST Swimming Karl Boscacci SBHS Basketball Orlando Johnson UCSB Bryson Alef LBHS Volleyball Jeff Menzel UCSB Wrestling Chuy Lopez DPHS Golf Jesse Ferris SBCC Soccer Jesse Gonzalez SBHS Tennis Alex Konigsfeldt UCSB Baseball Trey Barrett SBHS Track & Field Brett Lagace WEST Volleyball Will McCracken DPHS

of the Year the of Tennis Chase Melton SBHS Track & Field Tyler Parent SBHS Lacrosse Mackie Greason CATE

Open Athletes

Kip Fulbeck, Masters Swimming Somersby Jenkins, Junior Cycling

Athletes

26 Athletes of the Week 2009-10 9/14/00 1/25/10 2010 David Walker, UCSB, Soccer Noah Tack, BDHS, Basketball Emily Rottman, SBHS, Volleyball Tess Emerson, SBHS, Basketball 9/21/09 2/1/10 Brendan Kerwin-McElroy, SBHS, Water Polo Caitlin Wallace, CARP, Basketball

Maria Mayer, SBCC, Volleyball Jay Larinan, DPHS, Basketball Athletes 9/28/09 2/8/10 Sergey Sushehikh, DPHS, Cross Country Connor Pfefferle, SMHS, Wrestling Rebecca Saraceno, UCSB, Volleyball Francesca De Angelis, SBCC, Basketball 10/5/09 2/15/10 Danny Barrera, UCSB, Soccer JP Dodson, SMHS, Basketball Samantha Wopat, DPHS, Volleyball Megan McAlister, LBHS, Basketball 10/12/09 2/22/10 Mark Moreno, SBCC, Cross Country Tim Freeman, UCSB, Swimming Kailyn Kugler, UCSB, Soccer Amanda Schulenberg, LBHS, Basketball 10/19/09 3/1/10 Danny Molineaux, SBCC, Soccer Eduardo Cortez, DPHS, Soccer Carly Wopat, DPHS, Volleyball Jamie Neushul, DPHS, Water Polo 10/26/09 3/8/10

Zach Boytis, DPHS, Football Brian Joseff, SBHS, Soccer ofthe Week Jameisha Washington, WEST, Soccer Vanessa Farias, WEST, Basketball 11/2/09 3/15/10 Manny Hernandez, SMHS, Football Jane Doolittle, UCSB, Track & Field Nicole Bullemer, DPHS, Golf Mario Hollands, UCSB, Baseball 11/9/09 3/22/10 Paul “Munchie” Aguilar, CARP, Football Nick Stathopoulos, SMHS, Baseball Katy Roby, UCSB, Soccer Erin Cambell, DPHS, Track 11/16/09 4/5/10 Randy Person, CATE, Football Trey Barrett, SBHS, Baseball Kelsey Soos, SBCC, Volleyball Hannah McDaniel, SMHS, Track 11/23/09 4/12/10 David Walker, UCSB, Soccer Pepe Gil, SBHS, Baseball Sammie Brown, DPHS, Volleyball Hannah Harris, DPHS, Softball 11/30/09 4/19/10 Blake Bender, WEST, Basketball Kailey Snyder, SBCC, Softball Emilie Johnson, UCSB, Basketball Briggs Deardoff, SBHS, Track 12/7/09 4/26/10 Jesse Gonzales, SBHS, Soccer Zach Edgington, SBCC, Baseball Jasmine Mata, DPHS, Basketball Hannah McDaniel, SMHS, Track 12/14/09 5/3/10 JP Dodson, SMHS, Basketball Myriah Diaz, CARP, Softball Rebecca Griffin, SBHS, Basketball Trevor Madden, CARP, Baseball 1/4/10 5/10/10 Justo Alvarado, SBHS, Soccer Barbara Nwaba, UCSB, Track Alex Hill, DPHS, Water Polo Shane Rowan, SMHS, Track 1/11/10 5/17/10 Orlando Johnson, UCSB, Basketball Steven Reveles, DPHS, Baseball Briana Lopez, SBHS, Soccer Danielle Domenichelli, UCSB, Track 1/18/10 Evan Haines, WEST, Basketball Kiley Neushul, DHPS, Water Polo 27 Platinum Members 2010 $2,500 level Martin Herrera Lauren Ashley Herrera Memorial Foundation Founder’s Circle Members $1,000 level David & Leila Carpenter Mick Luckhurst David Carpenter Foundation Tully Ramsaur Cynthia Howard Doug & Dina Wilson Regal Members $250 level Bob Archer Paul Gamberdella Ken Preston James L. Armstrong Frank Gamberdella George & Cathy Rempe Attachi Ergonomic Consulting Joel Garbarino Dale Rhine Donald & Anita Barry Dexter Goodell Geoff Rusack N Dennis Berg Karen Griffith Joan Russell Price Donn Bernstein David Grokenberger Richard Ryu, MD Keith Berry Lad Handelman Santa Barbara Swim Club Jack Bianchi Jerry Harwin Richard Schroeder William & Meredith Brace The Hon. & Mrs. Brian Hill Terry Schroeder Center for John Brennand David Hoffman Healthy Living Willie Brown Howell Moore & Gough LLP Linda Seals Steve Brown Bob Huhn Shasta Financial Planning

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The SBART provides a public forum for area athletic coaches Member Mission and athletes; grants financial support to organizations, teams, and individuals to further their participation in sports; and publicly honors athletic performance, scholastic achievement Statement and exemplary ethical behavior.

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SANTA BARBARA’S 73RD ANNUAL SUMMER SPORTS FESTIVAL JUNE 29 THROUGH JULY 12, 2010 WWW.SEMANANAUTICA.COM 32 2010

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