MEN’S WATER POLO

MEDIA GUIDE 1 QUICK FACTS/ INFORMATION Table of Contents Information Requests Quick Facts/Media Information...... 2 Additional information and photographs regarding the 49er men’s water polo team may be obtained by calling or writing Head Coach Gavin Arroyo...... 3 the LBSU Media Relations Office at (562) 985-7797 or 1250 Liz Grimes/Sale Petrovic/Darin Blizzard/Dimitrios Lappas...... 4 Bellflower Blvd., Long Beach, CA, 90840. 2017 Roster and Schedule...... 7 Credential Requests Thomas Freeman/Steven Cagle/Kyle Alhart...... 8 Requests for credentials to events should be made 48 hours in advance. Credentials will be left at the ticket gate. For Marwan Darwish/Austin Stevenson/Troy Kaltenbach...... 9 media following the 49ers on the road, contact the LBSU Jacob Fujioka/Lovro Miocevic/Andras Telegdy...... 10 media relations office and they will submit your request. Andrew Goodenough/Keegan Wicken/Chandler Kaltenbach.....11 Photo Credentials Max Cusator/Duncan Lynde/Mitchell Holden...... 12 Photo credentials are available to the media if requested 48 hours in advance. Photographers are reminded not to Luke Ritter/James Rozsypal/Jack Dodson...... 13 obstruct spectator’s view. Zachary Minott/Curtis Casper/Austin Stewart...... 14 Telephone / Fax Requests Lee Griffin/Troy Boydstun/Peter Brassinga...... 15 For information on telephone lines and fax requests for Jack McLaughlin/ Joseph Orozco/ Joshua Spence...... 16 visiting media, contact Long Beach State Media Relations 2016 in Review...... 18-19 Ticket Information Yearly Results...... 20-24 For ticket information, call the athletic department box office at (562) 985-4949. Long Beach State students are free. All-Time Records...... 25 Yearly Records...... 26 All-Time Honors...... 27 Olympians, Coaches, and Opponents...... 28 All-Time Roster ...... 29-30 Media Guide Credits The 2017 Long Beach State media guide was written, designed and edited by Matthew Simon with assistance from Roger Kirk and Tyler Water Polo Facts Hendrickson. Photos were taken by John Fajardo Head Coach...... Gavin Arroyo Career Record...... 132-119 (10 Years) and Stephen Carr. Office Phone...... (562) 985-1922 Assistant Coaches...... Liz Grimes, Sale Petrovic, Darin Blizzard (Volunteer) 2016 Overall Record...... 16-9 2016 Conference Record (Place)...... 3-2 (3rd) Final National Ranking...... 8th Long Beach State Quick Facts Founded...... 1949 Enrollment...... 36,288 California State University, Long Beach is committed to providing equal Nickname...... 49ers opportunities to CSULB students in all campus programs, including Team Colors...... Black and Gold intercollegiate athletics. CSULB, in compliance with the Civil Rights Act of President...... Jane Close Conoley 1964 (Title VI and Title VII), Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Faculty Athletics Representative...... Bonnie Gasior the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975 and the Interim Athletics Director...... Cindy Masner Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, does not discriminate in any of Address...... 1250 Bellflower Blvd its policies, procedures or practices. This nondiscrimination policy covers ...... Long Beach, Calif. 90840 all CSULB programs and activities, including employment. In addition to meeting fully its obligations of nondiscrimination under federal and state Media Relations Information law, CSULB is committed to creating a community in which a diverse Media Relations Assistant...... Matthew Simon population can live and work, in an atmosphere of tolerance, civility and Cell Phone...... (310) 508-5773 respect for the rights and sensibilities of each individual, without regard Office Phone...... (562) 985-7565 to race, color, national origin, ancestry, religious creed, sex, gender E-Mail...... [email protected] identification, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, medical condition, Athletics Website...... www.longbeachstate.com age, political affiliation, Vietnam era veteran status, or any other veteran’s status. CSULB is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 2 HEAD COACH GAVIN ARROYO | 12TH SEASON

Gavin Arroyo is in his Senior National Team planning training schedules, aiding in game 12th season as the head preparation, organizing fundraising events, and being responsible men’s water polo coach at for fundamentals, tactic implementation and conditioning. Long Beach State. During Arroyo started the Long Beach Water Polo Club catering to his time at LBSU he has youth water polo players, both boys and girls, on May 1, 2010. He compiled a 132-119 record. has also served as the head coach for the Olympic Club of San In 2012 Arroyo led the Francisco men’s team (2004-05) for two years. 49ers to a 24-8 regular A 1994 graduate of UC Berkeley with a degree in political season finish as well as a science, Arroyo was a first-team All-American at Cal in 1993. He 4-4 finish in conference play. was a part of three NCAA Championship squads at Berkeley (1990, The historic year led LBSU 1991, 1992). to its first appearance in the Arroyo competed on the U.S. National Team for eight years (1993- MPSF Tournament since 2000) helping lead the U.S. squad to numerous championships. 2008 and ended with a fifth-place finish. Arroyo was also awarded The U.S. men’s team won the World Championships in 1994 and with his second MPSF Coach of the Year award for his efforts. 1998, the 1997 FINA Cup and the 1995 and 1999 Pan American Long Beach State had six players named to the All-MPSF teams Games. He also competed on the U.S. men’s team at the 1996 and with Dan Matulis earning the lone second-team honors while Balint 2000 Olympic Games. Meszaros, Spencer White, Milos Vrzic, Nick Rascon and Nolan Arroyo competed for seven years overseas playing professional McConnell earned honorable mention. The 49ers also had four water polo in Greece and Spain with five different clubs (Vouliagmeni, players claim All-America honors named by the Association of Glyfada, CN Barcelona, Olympiakos and CN Barceloneta). He was Collegiate Water Polo Coaches. Matulis again garnered the lone a member of the 1998 Greek League championship team and was second-team honors while Meszaros, Rascon, and White earned runner-up in 1997 and 1998 at the European Cup. honorable mention accolades. Arroyo is a native of Southern California, growing up in Orange In 2007, Arroyo was selected as the Mountain Pacific Sports and earning 1990 Swimmer of the Year and High School Player Federation (MPSF) co-Coach of the Year after leading Long Beach of the Year honors from the Orange County Register at Villa Park State to a 17-15 record. High School. During the 2007 season the 49ers upset No. 2 Stanford (7-5) in Arroyo and his wife, Erene, have two daughters, Angeliki (5) an MPSF home match and won the Inland Empire Tournament. and Mikaela (born in March 2012). Long Beach State averaged an impressive 9.34 goals scored per game and the 49ers placed one player (Steve MacKenzie) on the All-MPSF Third Team and had three more players named The Arroyo File honorable mention All-MPSF. Coaching Experience 2006-Present Head Coach - Long Beach State LBSU also had three players (MacKenzie, Jake Kinne, Travis Buchanan)named honorable mention All-America by the 2003-2005 Assistant Coach - California Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches. Long Beach State finished with a 16-10 record in 2011 (1-7 2005 Assistant Coach - U.S. Men’s National Team MPSF) with senior Aleksandar Petrovic claiming honorable mention All-MPSF honors. 2004-2005 Head Coach - Olympic Club of San Francisco In 2010, Long Beach State finished with a 7-15 record (0-8 MPSF) with freshman Nick Rascon earning honorable mention All- GAVIN ARROYO AS HEAD COACH MPSF honors. Season Honors Record In 2009, the 49ers finished 9-12 (1-7 MPSF), including a 3-1 2006 11-17 record in the NorCal Tournament. Two LBSU players (Aleksandar 2007 MPSF Co-Coach of the Year 17-15 Petrovic and Jeff Greenwood) earned honorable mention all-league 2008 14-18 honors. 2009 9-12 In 2008, the 49ers finished 14-18 overall. Along the way they had 2010 7-15 notable wins against Pepperdine, Loyola Marymount, Bucknell and 2011 16-10 Princeton. Long Beach averaged 9.22 goals per game while Ash 2012 MPSF Coach of the Year 24-8 Blythen and Derek Weibe-Bailey earned All-MPSF honors. 2013 20-14 In his first season in 2006, the 49ers were 11-17 overall and tied 2014 MPSF Coach of the Year 20-7 for sixth place in the MPSF, picking up two victories over rival UC 2015 12-17 Irvine. Arroyo is a two-time member of the U.S. Men’s Olympic Water Totals 132-119 Polo team (1996, 2000) and spent two years as an assistant coach at California. In 2005, he served as an assistant coach for the U.S. Men’s 3 ASSISTANT COACHES LIZ GRIMES | ADMINSTRATION OPERATIONS Liz Grimes is in her eighth season at Long Beach State, four years serving as an assistant coach for both the men’s and women’s programs, and now in her first year as the administrative operations assistant for the men’s program. Grimes, a 1990 graduate of Long Beach State, returned to her alma mater after 20 successful years in the sports industry. While at LBSU, Grimes was a member of the women’s swim team and president of the women’s water polo club. She was also a member of the USA Women’s National Team. After graduating with a bachelor’s degree in liberal studies, Grimes went on to earn her master’s degree in sport management from the United States Sports Academy in 2004. She returned to Long Beach State after working with USA Water Polo as the associate director of sport development. Grimes also worked as a water polo commentator at the Beijing Olympics in 2008 and assistant men’s and women’s water polo coach at Harvard University. There she helped guide the women’s team to its highest Eastern Championship finish in 10 years. Prior to working with USA Water Polo, Grimes worked in public relations for Major League Baseball and credentialed for the World Baseball Classic. SALE PETROVIC | ASSISTANT COACH Sale Petrovic is in his third season at Long Beach State. Petrovic played four seasons for the 49ers from 2008 to 2011, scoring 140 goals in those four seasons, 13th most in school history. Over his career, Petrovic earned two honorable mention All- MPSF selections, one in 2009 and one as a senior in 2011. The Serbian native came to the United States as a freshman and scored 22 goals in his first season. As a sophomore, Petrovic led the team in scoring, putting away 35 goals in his second season with the 49ers. After scoring 30 goals as a junior, Petrovic once more led the 49ers in goals, scoring 53 goals, one of the Top 20 goal scoring seasons in school history. Following his collegiate playing career, Petrovic has moved into coaching with various clubs, and will work as the lead assistant with the Men’s program under Arroyo at Long Beach State.

DARIN BLIZZARD | VOLUNTEER COACH Darin Blizzard is in his fifth year as a volunteer assistant coach for the 49er water polo program. The former 49er player lettered at LBSU from 1986-1989. Blizzard played for the USA National Team from 1993 to 1994 and was a member of the USA FINA Cup team in 1994. He also played with the USA National “B” Team in 1989, 1990, and 1991 before playing in Marseille, France in 1993. Blizzard finished his career at Long Beach State as the fifth-leading all-time scorer in 1989. He competed for the 49er swim team from 1988-91 as well, and placed second in the Big West in the 50 Free in 1990. Blizzard has worked as a city of Long Beach Police officer for over 15 years. He and his wife, Sabrina, have two children, Alex and Jack.

DIMITRIOS LAPPAS | GRADUATE ASSISTANT Dimitrios Lappas joins the Beach this season as a Graduate Assistant coach. Lappas returns to the Beach after being an assistant coach at Long Beach Poly and at SHORE Aquatics. Lappas was a four-year starter for the Beach from 2012-2015.He is a two-time ACWPC All- American. During his time with the Beach he scored 114 goals. He scored a career-high 34 goals his junior year and scored more than 20 goals throughout his career.

4 5 2017 BEACH MEN’S WATER POLO 6 LBSU ROSTER AND SCHEDULE No. Name Pos Ht Wt. Class EXP Hometown (Last School)

1 Thomas Freeman Goalie 6-5 207 Jr. 2V Cronulla, NSW, Australia (The Scots College) 1 Steven Cagle Goalie 6-4 180 Jr. 2V Claremont, Calif. (Claremont HS) 1 Kyle Alhart Goalie 6-4 175 Jr. 2V Bend, Ore. (Summit HS) 1 Marwan Darwish Goalie 5-11 185 Fr. HS Cairo, Egypt (Heliopolis Sporting Club) 2 Austin Stevenson Defender 6-3 200 Jr. 2V Fair Oaks, Calif. (Bella Vista HS) 3 Troy Kaltenbach Utility 6-1 165 Jr. 2V Trabuco Canyon (Santa Margarita Catholic HS) 4 Jacob Fujioka Utility 6-0 185 Sr. 3V Cardiff by the Sea, Calif. (Cathedral Catholic HS) 5 Nemanja Bakic Attacker 6-0 190 So. 2V Belgrade, Serbia (Red State Belgrade) 6 Lovro Miocevic Attacker 6-0 182 Sr. 3V Zagreb, Croatia (Long Beach City College) 7 Andras Telegdy Center/Defender 6-6 220 Sr. 3V Budapest, Hungary (Szinyei Merse Pal Gym) 8 Andrew Goodenough Center 6-4 245 So. 1V Los Altos, Calif. (St. Francis High School) 9 Keegan Wicken Defender 6-3 195 Jr. 2V Sydney, Australia (Newington College) 10 Chandler Kaltenbach Attacker 6-2 170 Jr. 2V Trabuco Canyon, Calif. (Santa Margarita Catholic HS) 11 Max Cusator Attacker 6-3 165 Jr. 2V Clovis, Calif. (Buchanan High School) 12 Duncan Lynde Center 6-7 285 Jr. 3V Laguna Beach, Calif. (Laguna Beach HS) 14 Mitchell Holden Utility 6-1 200 Jr. 3V Sydney, Australia (Trinity Grammar HS) 15 Luke Ritter Attacker 6-1 185 Jr. 1V Riverside, Calif. (Martin Luther King HS) 16 James Rozsypal Attacker 6-0 190 So. 1V Belgrade, Serbia (Red Star Belgrade) 17 Jack Dodson Utility 6-3 180 So. 1V Mission Viejo, Calif. (Laguna Beach HS) 18 Zach Minott Center 6-0 215 Jr. 2V La Palma, Calif. (Kennedy HS 19 Curtis Casper Defender 6-5 230 So. 1V Chino Hills, Calif. (Ruben S. Ayala HS) 20 Austin Stewart Attacker 6-1 195 Jr. 2V Upland, Calif. (Los Osos HS) 21 Lee Griffin Center 6-2 200 Sr. 3V Bellevue, Wash. (Newport HS)

Troy Boydstun Center 6-4 200 Fr. HS La Quinta, Calif./Xavier College Prep Peter Brassinga Utility 6-3 210 Fr. HS Walnut Creek, Calif./ Campolindo High School Jack McLaughlin Attacker 6-0 185 Fr. HS Dana Point, Calif./ Dana Hills High School Joseph Orozco Defender 6-3 220 Fr. HS Lake Forest, Calif./ El Toro High School

2017 SCHEDULE Date Opponent / Event Location Time Sept. 2 Air Force / Triton Inviational San Diego, Calif. 9:20 a.m. Sept. 2 UC Davis / Triton Inviational San Diego, Calif. 1:20 p.m. Sept. 3 TBA / Triton Inviational San Diego, Calif. TBA Sept. 3 TBA / Triton Inviational San Diego, Calif. TBA Sept. 9 TBA / Inland Empire Tournament Redlands, Calif. TBA Sept. 9 TBA / Inland Empire Tournament Redlands, Calif. TBA Sept. 16 TBA / Aggie Invitational Davis, Calif. TBA Sept. 16 TBA / Aggie Invitational Davis, Calif. TBA Sept. 17 TBA / Aggie Invitational Davis, Calif. TBA Sept. 17 TBA / Aggie Invitational Davis, Calif. TBA Sept. 22 vs. UC Davis Los Angeles, Calif. TBA Sept. 23 TBA Los Angeles, Calif. TBA Sept. 23 TBA Los Angeles, Calif. TBA Sept. 24 TBA Los Angeles, Calif. TBA Sept. 30 Pacific Lindgren Aquatics Center 7 p.m. Oct. 5 at USC Los Angeles, Calif. 5 p.m. Oct. 13 at Pepperdine Malibu, Calif. 7 p.m. Oct. 14 at UCLA Los Angeles, Calif. 7 p.m. Oct. 18 UC San Diego Lindgren Aquatics Center 6 p.m. Oct. 20 UC San Barbara Lindgren Aquatics Center 7 p.m. Oct. 22 California Lindgren Aquatics Center Noon Oct. 28 Stanford Lindgren Aquatics Center Noon Nov. 3 at San Jose State San Jose, Calif. 7 p.m. Nov. 8 at Loyola Marymount Los Angeles, Calif. 3 p.m. Nov. 10 at UC Irvine Irvine, Calif. 7 p.m. • All times Pacific Home matches in Bold 7 BEACH PROFILES 1 THOMAS FREEMAN | GOALIE Long Beach State (2016): Appeared in 22 matches as the primary goalie for the Beach … Finished with a 13-9 record while recording 272 saves … Had eight saves against UCSB in the third-place game in the GCC tournament … Finished regular season with .538 save percentage. (2015): Redshirted. The Scots College: Played all four years under head coach Dusan Krstic… Lettered in his sophomore, junior and senior seasons as goalkeeper… Earned first-team All-NSW GPS in his junior and senior seasons and second-team All-NSW GPS in his sophomore season… Was first team all-state in his junior year and first-team all-state in his senior year… Started eight games as a freshman, and as a sophomore, started in 16 games and let in 162 goals… As a junior, Freeman was named team MVP after starting in 16 games and letting 126 goals to finish second… In his senior season, Freeman was also named team MVP after letting in 110 goals in 15 starts as goalie… Started one game as CB and scored seven goals against tournament winners Newington… Freeman is a part of the Australian Schoolboys Team 2014, Australian Youth Squad 2012-2014, Cronulla National League Team 2013-2015, and U20 State Team 2013-2015… Also lettered in varsity volleyball and soccer.

1 STEVEN CAGLE | GOALIE Long Beach State (2016): Appeared in eight matches … Tallied Notched five saves twice … Finished season with 21 saves as secondary goalie.

(2015): Redshirted.

Claremont HS: Played four years under head coach Kristin McKown Rodriguez … Won the Div. V CIF Championships … Was a four time MVP of the Wolfpack … Garnered All-League MVP in his senior year … Played on the Foothill Club team for eight years under head coach Alex Rodriguez.

Personal: Parents are Robert and Terri Cagle, who both attended UC Irvine.

Major: Computer Engineering

1 KYLE ALHART | GOALIE Long Beach State (2016): Appeared in one match Oct. 1 and had six saves … Named to 2016 Collegiate Water Polo Coaches’ All-Academic Team in the “Superior” status level.

(2015): Redshirted.

Summit High School: Lettered all four years in the Oregon 5A League under head coach Jay Sole … Earned first-team All-Conference in his sophomore, junior and senior seasons … In his junior and sophomore years, he earend All-Conference MVP and first-team All-State honors … During his senior year, he had 198 saves and 33 goals … Named team captain in his junior and senior seasons … Also lettered two years in lacrosse and one year on the swim team, and came in seventh in the state 200m relay.

8 BEACH PROFILES 1 MARWAN DARWISH | GOALIE Helopolis Sporting Club: Played under Adel Shamala for four years … National champion all four years he competed … Competed with Egyptian Junior National Team from 2013 to 2016.

Personal: Honor roll student all four years of high school … Participated in Model United Nations … Father Hesham is a regional manager at IBM.

2 AUSTIN STEVENSON | DEFENDER Long Beach State (2016): Earned All-GCC Secon team honors … Appeared in all 25 matches … scored 23 goals … Had six multi-goal matches … Scored a season-high four goals against Cal Oct. 16 … Scored two goals against San Jose State Nov. 4... Scored two goals in Golden Coast Conference tournament third-place game Nov. 20.

Long Beach State (2015): Played in all 29 games and finished the season with 29 goals … Had nine multi-goal games which was tied for the team lead … Led team in goals scored six times … Scored a season high three goals against UCSB twice Sept. 6 and Oct. 11.

Long Beach State (2014): Redshirted.

Bella Vista High School: All State Award winner for 3rd team his senior year ... Was the Capital Valley Conference League MVP both Junior and Senior years ... Made 1st team all- league his sophmore year ... Was on the All-City and All- American teams ... High School Athlete of the Year ... Lettered 4 years in a row for Men’s Swimming

3 TROY KALTENBACH | UTILITY Long Beach State (2016): Appeared in all 25 games … Finished season with nine goals scored … Scored two goals against Occidental Oct. 1 … Scored one goal in seven matches … Longest goal streak was four matches from Sept. 10 to Sept. 11 during Inland Empire Tournament.

(2015): Appeared in all 29 games and finished the season with eight goals scored … Had one multi-goal game in which he scored three goals vs. Occidental College … Scored one goal against UCSD Sept. 19 during NorCal Tournament.

(2014): Redshirted.

Santa Margarita Catholic High School: 2012 Ecuadorian Senior National Team member and 2013 Junior National Team member ... 4-year letter winner in water polo and swimming in Trinity League ... Played in 28 games, scored 61 goals, had 40 assists, and 58 steals senior year.

9 BEACH PROFILES 4 JACOB FUJIOKA | UTILITY Long Beach State (2016): Appeared in all 25 matches … Scored 20 goals … Posted a season- high three goals against Pacific Nov. 19 … Had two four-game goals scored streaks … Had six multi-goal matches … Scored two goals against Chapman Sept. 10 … Scored two goals against USC Sept. 24 … Scored two goals against UC San Diego Oct. 12.

(2015): Appeared in all 29 games while finishing his sophomore season with 1w4 goals … Had three multi-goal games including a three-goal game in a 19-2 victory over Occidental College … Scored two goals against University of Redlands Sept. 5 during Triton Invitational.

(2014): Played in all 29 games this season … Scored 5 goals in the season … Had two multi- scoring games, both with his goal-high 2 goals … Scored in the 19-4 win against Air Force in the Triton Invitational and against Long Beach City College.

(2013): Redshirted.

6 NEMANJA BAKIC | ATTACKER Long Beach State (2016): Long Beach State (2016): Named to 2016 Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches’ All-Academic Team’s “Outstanding” status ... Named to Golden Coast Conference All-Academic Team ... Appeared in all 25 matches ... Scored 19 goals ... Had a season-high three goals against Occidental Sept. 11, Pacific Oct. 28 and Stanford Oct. 8 ... Had six multi-goal matches.

Red Star Belgrade (Serbia): Member of the Serbian National Team from 2010-2016..... European Youth Championship Silver Medalist with UAG Serbia

6 LOVRO MIOCEVIC | ATTACKER Long Beach State (2016): Appeared in all 25 matches … Scored eight goals … Had three multi-goal games including a season-high three goals against Pomona-Pitzer Sept. 3 … Scored five goals during Triton Invitational Sept. 3 … Scored two goals twice against Loyola Marymount Sept. 3 and Claremont Sept. 11. Named to 2016 Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches’ All-Academic Team’s “Outstanding” status. (2015): Played in all 29 games and ended the season with 21 goals scored … Had four multi-goal games including a three-goal game against UC San Diego Oct. 15 … Led the team in goals five times … Scored two goals against Stanford Sept. 19 … Scored four goals during SoCal Tournament Oct. 10-11. Personal: Son of Zdravko and Tanja Miocevic … Has one brother named Andro … Chose Long Beach State because of both education and water polo. Long Beach City College: Played one year under head coach Chris Oeding. Major: Business Finance

10 BEACH PROFILES 7 ANDRAS TELEGDY | CENTER/DEFENDER Long Beach State (2016):Appeared in all 25 matches.

2015:Appeared in six games ... Had one shot on goal.

8 ANDREW GOODENOUGH | UTILITY Long Beach State (2016): Redshirted.

St. Francis High School: All-Conference 1st team in junior and senior seasons....All- Conference 2nd team in sophomore season....All-State Award in junior and senior year....82 goals scored during senior season.....All-CCS Co-Player of the year, SFHS Outstanding Senior Athlete....93 goals scored during junior year...Scored five goals in CIF-CCS Finals (victory), NFHS Player of the Game in CCS Final....67 goals scored during sophomore season.

9 KEEGAN WICKEN | DEFENDER Long Beach State (2016): Appeared in all 25 games … Scored 24 goals … Scored a season- high three goals against Claremont Sept. 11 … Had a seven-match goal streak from Sept. 10 to Sept. 24 … Had six multi-goal games … Scored two goals against Loyola Marymount Nov. 9.

Long Beach State (2015): Appeared in 23 games and scored a team-high 34 goals his freshman season ... Scored in 17 matches … Had nine multi-goal games … Scored a team- high seven-goal game vs. Cal Oct. 25 … Scored five goals during Triton Invitational Sept. 5-6 … Scored a goal in seven consecutive games from Oct. 15 to Oct. 31.

Newington College: Played his last three years on the water polo team under head coach Tyler Martin (sophomore year) and Ryan Moar (junior and senior year) … Helped the team to three undefeated Greater Public Schools League Championships … As a junior, Wicken was named All-League and All-State … Was the steals and assists leader in his senior year … Apart of U-18 and U-20 Australian National Team from 2011-2015 … Also played for the Sydney University Club Team under head coach Dusan Kristic from 2010-2015 … Won the bronze medal in 2014 in the National League, and was runner-up in 2015.

11 BEACH PROFILES 10 CHANDLER KALTENBACH | ATTACKER

Long Beach State (2016): Appeared in all 25 matches … Scored 16 goals … Scored in 12 matches … Scored a season-high three goals Sept. 10 against La Verne … Had a five-game goal streak from Sept. 3 to Sept. 11

(2015): Played in all 29 games and finished second on the team with 32 goals scored ... Tied for the team lead with nine multi-goal games … Scored a season-high three goals in a 15-8 win against Whittier College Oct. 22 … Scored in 21 matches … Had a seven-game goal streak from Oct. 10 to Oct. 22.

(2014): Redshirted.

Santa Margarita Catholic High School:4 year letter winner in water polo and swimming ... 1st team All- League in the Trinity League and 2nd All-State team senior year ... 2012 Ecuador Senior National Team Member and 2013 Educador Junior National Team Member ... 2013 All-CIF Team.

11 MAX CUSATOR | FOURTH SEASON Long Beach State (2016): Appeared in all 25 matches … Scored six goals during Inland Empire Tournament Sept. 10-11 … Scored 16 goals … Had four multi-goal games … Scored two goal during opening game of GCC Tournament Nov. 18.

(2015): Appeared in all 29 games and scored six goals……Had one multi-goal game vs. Pepperdine in the MPSF Tournament.

(2014): Redshirted.

Buchanan High School: Four year letter winner for water polo and swimming ... Made First team All-League for the Tri River Athletic Conference Junior and Senior years ... Had 99 goals, 44 assists, and 61 steals senior year ... Fresno Bee Player of the Year.

12 DUNCAN LYNDE | CENTER Long Beach State (2016): Earned All-GCC Second Team honors … Scored 15 goals … Notched season-best three goals in third place game against UCSB Nov. 20 … Had one seven-game scoring streak from Oct. 8 to Nov. 4 … Scored six goals during GCC Tournament from Nov. 18 to Nov. 20.

(2015): Played in all 29 games and finished fourth on the team with 29 goals score ... Tied for the team lead with nine multi-goal games including a three-goal game at Loyola Marymount.

(2014): Redshirted.

(2013): Appeared in 21 games ... Started in 7 mathces ... Scored a total of 6 goals and scored a season high of two goals against Chapman.

12 BEACH PROFILES 14 MITCHELL HOLDEN | UTILITY Long Beach State (2016): Appeared in 23 matches … Scored 15 goals … Had a .652 shot percentage … Scored five goals during GCC Tournament … Had five multi-goal games … Scored two goals against UCSB Nov. 20.

Trinity Grammar High School: All-Sydney 2nd Team in freshman and sophomore year of high school…..All-Sydney 1st Team in junior and senior year....All-Sydney 2nd Team in freshman and sophomore year.

15 LUKE RITTER | ATTACKER Long Beach State (2016): Appeared in all 25 matches … Scored six goals … Scored two goals against Occidental Sept. 11 … Scored one goal five times.

Long Beach State (2015): Redshirted.

Martin Luther King High School: Played all four years in the Big 8 Conference under head coach Kevin Rosa … Was second-team All-Conference in his freshman year … Earned first-team All- Conference in his sophomore, junior and senior seasons … Was team captain all four years.

16 JAMES ROZSYPAL | ATTACKER Long Beach State (2016): Redshirted.

Skyline High School: 1st team All-Conference Award in junior and senior seasons....2-time All-Region MVP....3-time All-American swimmer.

13 BEACH PROFILES 17 JACK DODSON | UTILITY Long Beach State (2016): Appeared in 24 matches … Scored one goal against Occidental Oct. 1.

Laguna Beach High School: All-Conference 1st Team during junior and senior years....All- Conference 2nd Team in sophomore year....All-Conference 3rd Team in freshman year...All- State 1st Team in senior year....All-State 2nd year in sophomore and junior year....All-State Honorable Mention in freshman year...CIF Division 2 Champions in senior season....18u and 16u All-American.

18 ZACHARY MINOTT | CENTER Long Beach State (2016): Appeared in 25 matches … Scored five goals … Scored two goals against Occidental Sept. 11 … 2016 Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches’ All-Academic Team’s “Superior” status … Named to Golden Coast Conference All-Academic Team. (2015): Redshirted. Kennedy High School: Lettered all four years in the Empire League under head coach Eric Pierce … Earned second-team All-Conference in his sophomore year and first-team All- Conference in his junior year … In his senior year, he earned first-team All-Conference and All- State … During his junior year, he scored 147 goals … In his senior year, he scored 153 goals, had 55 assists and 68 steals … Was named OC Register Athlete of the Week, Empire League MVP, and Kennedy HS Athlete of the Year … Earned the Water Polo Academic All-American Honor for two years … Also played in the International Water Polo Club where he earned the USA Water Polo Academic All-American Outstanding Award ... Was team captain his junior and senior seasons … Also lettered on the swim team for four years … Swam 22.6 in 50 free and 47.9 in 100 free … Was also part of the Honor Society. 19 CURTIS CASPER | ATTACKER Long Beach State (2016): Redshirted.

Ruben S. Ayala High School: 1st team Palomares League....1st team All-CIF (Southern Section)....1st team All-Area....Scott Massey Sportsmanship Award...High School Defensive Player of the Year

14 BEACH PROFILES 20 AUSTIN STEWART | CENTER Long Beach State (2016): Appeared in all 25 matches … scored four goals against UCSB in GCC third-place game to lead team … Finished second on team with 29 goals … Finished season with a .806 shot percentage … Had one five-game and two four-game scoring streaks.

Long Beach State (2015): Redshirted.

Los Osos HS: Played three years in the Baseline Conference under head coach Eric Cypher … Stewart helped the Grizzlies go undefeated as 4x Baseline League Champs … Was a two-time CIF City Champion and Div. II CIF Finalist … From 2012-2014

Personal: The son of Michael and Melissa Stewart … Sister Ambyr Stewart also played water polo at UCI for three years … Was a mentor for Foothill Water Polo U-12 … Had a 3.8 GPA in high school and was an Academic All-American … Was also recruited by UCLA, USC, UCI, UCSD and Cal … Enjoys hanging with friends, all sports and video games.

21 LEE GRIFFIN | FOURTH SEASON Long Beach State (2016): Appeared in all 25 games ... Scored 16 goals … Had five multi-goal matches … Scored a season-high three goals against Golden West College Oct. 1.

(2015): Appeared in all 29 games during the season … Finished the season with 17 goals scored… Had two multi-goal games including a three-goal game in a SV Win against UC Irvine

(2014): Played in 26 of 29 games as a freshman … Recorded 4 goals throughout the season … Scored one goal in games against Pomona-Pitzer, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps and Long Beach City College. (2013): Redshirted.

Newport High School: Earned four letters in Water Polo at Newport High School under head coach Calvin White ... A three-time first-team All-State selection after earning honorable mention as a freshman ... An AP Scholar as a junior while at Newport.

TROY BOYDSTUN | CENTER High School: A four-year starter and letterwinner at Xavier Prep College Xavier College Prep … Led the Saints to the CIF Finals senior year … Earned All-Desert Valley honors three times and named to All-CIF Southern Section senior year.

Personal: Major is undeclared … Brother Ryan Boydstun played baseball for Cal State Monterey Bay.

15 BEACH PROFILES JACK MCLAUGHLIN | ATTACKER Dana Hills HS: Four-year letter winner in Water Polo and Swimming under coach Matt Rosa … Scored 54 goals and grabbed 50 steals his senior year … Led Dolphins to South Coast League title three times … Helped lead Dana Hills reach CIF-SS Division 2 finals in 2015 ... Won South Coast League title with swimming team all for years in high school … Helped swimming team win CIF title in swimming senior year.

Personal: Member of the Best Buddies Club in high school … Sister Katie was a swimmer at California for three years.

Major: Kinesiology

JACK MCLAUGHLIN | ATTACKER Dana Hills HS: Four-year letter winner in Water Polo and Swimming under coach Matt Rosa … Scored 54 goals and grabbed 50 steals his senior year … Led Dolphins to South Coast League title three times … Helped lead Dana Hills reach CIF-SS Division 2 finals in 2015 ... Won South Coast League title with swimming team all for years in high school … Helped swimming team win CIF title in swimming senior year.

Personal: Member of the Best Buddies Club in high school … Sister Katie was a swimmer at California for three years.

Major: Kinesiology

JOSEPH OROZCO | DEFENDER El Toro High School: A three-year letter winner at El Toro High School ... A first-team All-North Country Selection ... Also earned a varsity letter in volleyball ... Named the MVP of the AFC Tournament in Coronado, Calif. in 2012 ... Played club water polo with Del Mar.

Major: Undeclared

JOSHUA SPENCE | ATTACKER High School: A four-year starter and letterwinner at Vista High School … Led Vista to 2016 CIF San Diego Open Championship his senior year … Named CIF Player of the Year as a senior … Named MVP of Avocado League … Ranked second in all-time career goals in Vista history … and was named to the All-American Academic Team.

Personal: Majoring in Engineering … Father David Spence played water polo for Long Beach State … Also recruited by UCLA and UCSD.

16 MEN’S WATER POLO

17 2016 IN REVIEW 2016 SCHEDULE & RESULTS DATE OPPONENT RESULT SCORE RECORD HIGH GOALS HIGH SAVES Sept. 3 Pomona-Pitzer ! W 9-5 1-0 Miocevic 3, Stewart 2 Freeman 13 Sept. 3 Loyola Marymount ! W 11-7 2-0 McConnell 4, Miocevic 2, Griffin 2 Freeman 6 Sept. 10 La Verne # W 22-2 3-0 C. Kaltenbach 3, Stewart 3, McConnell 3 Freeman 3 Sept. 10 Chapman # W 21-3 4-0 P. Goodenough 3, Cusator 3 Cagle 5 Sept. 11 Claremont Mudd-Sripps # W 17-5 5-0 McConnell 3, Stewart 3, Wicken 3 Freeman 3 Sept. 11 Occidental # W 19-1 6-0 Bakic 3, Five with 2 goals Freeman 2 Sept. 17 UCLA L 8-6 6-1 McConnell 3, Stevenson 2, Wicken 1 Freeman 12 Sept. 23 UC Davis $ W 7-8 7-1 McConnell 4 Freeman 9 Sept. 24 USC $ L 9-4 7-2 Fujioka 2 Freeman 5 Sept. 24 UC Santa Barbara $ W 8-6 8-2 McConnell 4, Holden 2 Freeman 16 Sept. 25 Stanford $ L 9-8 8-3 Six scored one goal Freeman 9 Oct. 1 Occidental W 15-1 9-3 Five scored 2 goals Alhart 5 Oct. 1 Long Beach City W 17-2 Oct. 1 Golden West College W 13-6 Oct. 1 Alumni Game Oct. 6 California L 17-7 9-4 Stevenson 4 Cagle 3 Freeman 3 Oct. 8 Stanford L 10-9 9-5 Bakic 3, Lynde 2 Freeman 8 Oct. 12 UC San Diego W 10-6 10-5 Fujioka 2, Wicken 2 Freeman 8 Oct. 14 Pepperdine * W 7-4 11-5 Bakic 2 Freeman 8 Oct. 20 UC Santa Barbara * L 8-5 11-6 Five scored one goal Freeman 8 Oct. 22 USC L 13-8 11-7 McConnell 2, Stewart 2 Freeman 10 Oct. 28 Pacific * L 12-11 11-8 Bakic 3, Stewart 3 Freeman 11 Nov. 4 San Jose State * W 4-11 12-8 Four tied with 2 Cagle 3 Nov. 9 Loyola Marymount W 10-9 13-8 Stewart 3, Bakic 2, Wicken 2 Freeman 11 Nov. 11 UC Irvine * W 8-12 14-8 McConnell 2, Wicken 2, Fujioka 2 Freeman 8 Nov. 18 San Jose State ^ W 13-5 15-8 McConnell 5, Bakic 2, Stewart 2 Freeman 9 Nov. 19 Pacific ^ L 12-11 15-9 Fujioka 3, Three tied with 2 Freeman 8 Nov. 20 UC Santa Barbara ^ W 12-10 16-9 Stewart 4, Lynde 3 Freeman 8 ! Triton Invitational / # Inland Empire Tournament /$ NorCal Tournament/ ^ GCC Tournament/ * GCC Match / Home games in BOLD 2016 STATS

PLAYER GAMES GOALS GOALS/GAME HIGH GOALS Nolan McConnell 25 49 1.48 7 Austin Stewart 25 32 1.1 3 Austin Stevenson 23 30 1.03 3 Keegan Wicken 25 29 1.0 3 Jacob Fujioka 25 29 1.0 3 Nemanja Bakic 25 24 0.83 5 Chandler Kaltenbach 25 21 0.72 3 Max Cusator 29 17 0.57 3 Mitchell Holden 29 15 0.52 3 Duncan Lynde 29 12 0.41 2 Lee Grffin 29 8 0.29 3 Lovro Miocevic 29 6 0.21 2 Troy Kaltenbach 17 5 0.29 2 Patrick Goodenough 21 1 0.05 1 TOTALS 29 274 10.96 -

SCORES BY PERIOD TEAM 1 2 3 4 OT1 OT2 SV TOTAL GLS/GM LBSU 62 74 65 73 0 - - 274 10.96 Opponents 49 40 39 45 2 - - 175 7.00

18 2016 IN REVIEW

2016 ALL-GCC TEAM CWPA Final Poll Co-Players of the Year # Team Points Nolan McConnell LBSU Marko Asic Peppedine 1. USC 100 2. UCLA 96 First Team Nolan McConnell LBSU 3. California 90 Marko Asic Pepperdine Mark Urban Pepperdine 4. UC Santa Barbara 84 Matej Matiejevic UC Irvine 5. Pacific 81 Reed Cotterill UCSB Shane Hauschild UCSB 6. Stanford 75 Liam Lehihan III UCSB Aleksander Petrovic Pacific 7. Long Beach State 71

Second Team 8. UC Davis 64 Duncan Lynde LBSU 9. Pepperdine 56 Austin Stevenson LBSU Mate Toth Pepperdine 10.Brown 54 Jack Trush UC Irvine Engin Ege Colak Pacific 11.Harvard 48 Ikko Saito Pacific 12(T). Princeton 47 Devon Thumwood Pacific 12(T). Bucknell 47 Honorable Mention Ben Hauschild San Jose State 14.UC San Diego 33 Ryan Warde UC Irvine 15.California Baptist 30 Ivan Gvozdanovic UCSB Borislav Jovanovic UCSB 16.Loyola Marymount 20 Luis Araya Pacific 17.Pomona-Pitzer 24 18.George Washington 16 Newcomer of the Year 19.UC Irvine 12 Engin Ege Colak Pacific 20.St. Francis Brooklyn 10

GCC FINAL STANDINGS

MPSF OVERALL W L PCT W L PCT UCSB 5 0 1.000 18 8 .692 Pacific 4 1 .800 19 7 .731 Long Beach State 3 2 .600 16 9 .640 Pepperdine 2 3 .400 15 12 .556 UC Irvine 1 4 .200 10 14 .417 San Jose State 0 5 .000 7 21 .250

19 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1969 1977 (14-12 / 4-3 PCAA) UC Riverside W 17-6 !=LBSU Tournament % Yale W 17-1 c UC Irvine L 3-12 • at Pepperdine W 12-11 c=UCI Tournament % UCLA L 6-9 c UC Davis W 6-3 at UCLA L 7-9 •=PCAA Game % UC Santa Barbara L 8-12 c Pepperdine W 8-7 ^ CS Fullerton W 8-7 ^=PCAA Tournament at LBSU (2nd) %=NCAA Tournament at LBSU (4th) c Arizona W 7-4 ^ Pacific W 19-6 %=NCAA Tournament at LBSU (2nd) c USC W 5-4 ^ UC Irvine L 7-9 1970 at UCLA W 8-7 ^ UC Santa Barbara L 6-11 1982 (11-17 / 3-3 PCAA) % Colorado State W 9-7 at USC L 2-7 ^ Pepperdine L 9-10 4 CS Los Angeles W 15-5 % UC Irvine L 6-9 at San Diego State W 7-5 !=LBSU Tournament 4 CS Fullerton W 18-7 % San Jose St. (3 OT) W 11-10 at Stanford L 6-10 c=UCI Tournament 4 USC L 5-10 %=NCAA Tournament at LBSU (3rd) at San Jose State W 7-4 •=PCAA Game c Pacific L 4-5 • Fresno State W 10-3 ^=PCAA Tournament at LBSU (4th) c UC San Diego W 10-6 1971 • UC Santa Barbara L 8-10 c Fresno State W 4-1 % New Mexico W 13-8 • California L 5-15 1980 (14-16 / 4-3 PCAA) c San Francisco State W 13-2 % UCLA L 1-10 • Stanford L 3-9 ! CS Los Angeles W 10-4 UCLA L 5-9 % CS Fullerton L 7-9 • UCLA W 6-5 ! CS Fullerton W 11-3 • at CS Fullerton W 19-7 %=NCAA Tournament at LBSU (4th) at Pepperdine L 8-11 UC Davis (OT) W 11-10 USC L 9-11 Air Force W 9-6 c UC Irvine L 1-10 • Fresno State W 7-5 1973 • UC Irvine L 5-11 c California L 2-4 at UCLA L 9-10 % UC Irvine L 5-7 at California L 8-13 c UCLA L 2-5 • Pacific L 3-4 % San Jose State L 3-7 at Pacific W 10-8 c CS Hayward W 8-7 at Stanford L 6-11 % New Mexico W 7-5 • USC L 6-9 c UC Davis W 8-4 at California L 6-9 %=NCAA Tournament at LBSU (7th) ^ San Diego State W 15-7 c CS Fullerton W 5-2 • at UC Santa Barbara L 5-7 ^ Pepperdine L 7-10 UCLA W 11-9 ! California L 8-10 1975 (14-12) ^ Pacific W 16-10 USC L 5-6 ! Stanford L 5-13 c UCLA L 3-4 ^ UC Santa Barbara W 15-11 • CS Fullerton W 10-6 ! UCLA L 5-8 c UC Davis W 6-5 ^ UC Irvine L 6-9 • Fresno State W 8-6 ! USC L 6-9 c UC Santa Barbara W 5-4 c=UCI Tournament • San Jose State W 13-2 • UC Irvine L 5-9 c Stanford L 1-5 •=PCAA Game 4 California L 5-9 at UC San Diego W 9-2 UCLA L 9-15 ^ PCAA Tournament at LBSU (3rd) 4 Stanford L 2-5 Air Force W 10-5 Cal Poly Pomona L 0-1 4 UCLA L 5-6 • Pepperdine W 13-11 USC W 6-4 1978 (15-11 / 8-7 PCAA) 4 USC L 4-5 ^ Pepperdine W 8-7 Fresno State W 22-4 California L 1-5 at UC Riverside W 15-7 ^ UC Irvine L 5-10 UCLA L 6-7 UC Irvine W 4-3 • at UC Santa Barbara L 11-12 ^ UC Santa Barbara L 8-12 Pacific W 9-7 UCLA W 6-4 • UC Irvine L 6-9 ^ Pacific L 4-11 USC W 10-7 Arizona W 6-5 • Pacific W 12-5 !=LBSU Tournament Stanford L 7-8 Pepperdine L 6-7 at Stanford L 4-14 c=UCI Tournament California L 6-8 Cal Poly Pomona W 10-7 at California L 6-14 •=PCAA Game UC Irvine L 5-9 San Diego State W 15-2 • Pepperdine L 9-12 ^=PCAA Tournament at LBSU (4th) San Diego State W 9-5 USC W 7-5 ^ CS Fullerton W 11-6 UC Irvine L 4-12 UCLA W 10-8 ^ San Jose State W 23-4 1983 (23-7-3 / 5-1 PCAA) UC Santa Barbara W 9-5 UC Santa Barbara L 5-8 ^ Pepperdine L 4-9 Loyola (IL) W 10-2 Stanford L 5-7 San Jose State W 13-5 ^ UC Irvine L 4-11 ! CS Fullerton W 16-2 California L 9-10 USC L 9-10 ^ UC Santa Barbara L 5-13 ! CS Los Angeles W 14-2 ^ San Diego State W 11-6 Pepperdine W 10-8 !=LBSU Tournament ! USC L 5-8 ^ Fresno State W 14-4 Pacific W 16-10 c=UCI Tournament ! Claremont W 18-2 ^ Pacific W 4-3 California L 10-11 •=PCAA Game c Air Force W 9-3 ^ San Jose State W 11-3 Stanford L 4-10 ^=PCAA Tournament at LBSU (4th) c UC Irvine W 11-1 % California L 6-9 Stanford L 5-12 c California L 1-3 % Army W 18-9 California L 9-18 1981 (25-9 / 6-0 PCAA) c UC Irvine T 7-7 % Arizona W 13-6 Fresno State W 22-4 Air Force W 16-4 c Stanford W 7-6 c=UCI Tournament UCLA W 12-7 ! CS Los Angeles W 19-5 UCLA W 11-8 ^=PCAA Tournament at UOP (1st) UC Irvine L 4-11 ! CS Fullerton W 18-5 • CS Fullerton W 17-5 %=NCAA Tournament at LBSU (5th) ^ Fresno State W 23-2 ! USC W 8-4 at USC W 6-5 ^ UC Santa Barbara L 8-9 c California W 6-2 UCLA W 10-6 1976 (14-11) ^ Pacific W 14-3 c Fresno State W 7-4 u California L 4-8 UCLA L 6-7 ^ UC Irvine L 4-8 c UC San Diego W 8-3 u Stanford T 8-8 Arizona W 10-3 ^ Pepperdine W 9-7 c Stanford L 4-8 u UCLA T 6-6 California L 5-6 ^ PCAA Tournament at SJSU (4th) c UCLA W 8-3 u USC W 7-5 USC W 9-7 c UC Irvine W 4-3 • UC Santa Barbara W 6-5 Pepperdine W 12-7 1979 (16-15 / 5-2 PCAA) • UC Santa Barbara W 9-4 • Fresno State W 9-3 UCLA L 9-13 Brown W 11-5 UCLA L 7-8 • at Pacific W 7-4 USC W 12-8 ! CS Los Angeles W 23-5 USC L 5-6 at California L 4-7 UC Irvine L 6-9 ! CS Fullerton W 11-6 at UCLA L 7-9 at Stanford W 7-6 UC Santa Barbara W 9-8 ! USC L 7-8 UC Riverside W 13-7 • UC Irvine W 9-7 Stanford L 6-7 UC Davis W 10-4 • at Fresno State W 13-8 UC San Diego W 10-5 California L 7-8 c Arizona L 6-8 • at CS Fullerton W 11-7 • at Pepperdine L 5-8 UC Irvine L 9-10 c California L 4-8 • UC Irvine W 8-6 ^ UC Santa Barbara W 8-3 San Diego State W 13-4 c UC Davis W 9-2 ! California W 9-4 ^ Pacific W 6-3 USC W 15-10 c CS Hayward W 12-5 ! Stanford L 8-10 ^ Fresno State W 12-5 UCLA W 7-6 c CS Fullerton W 7-4 ! USC W 8-3 ^ UC Irvine L 8-10 Stanford L 4-9 • at CS Fullerton W 10-8 ! UCLA W 12-6 % UCLA W 10-8 California L 6-8 • at Pacific W 18-6 • at Pacific W 9-4 % California L 5-8 San Jose State W 13-6 • at San Jose State W 12-4 at California L 6-7 % UC Irvine W 9-6 Pacific W 15-10 USC L 4-5 at Stanford L 5-11 !=LBSU Tournament Fresno State W 11-6 • UC Santa Barbara L 9-14 UC San Diego W 9-2 c=UCI Tournament Cal Poly Pomona W 16-9 Stanford L 4-11 • at Pepperdine W 10-6 •=PCAA Game UC Santa Barbara L 6-8 California L 10-11 ^ Pacific W 9-4 u=USC Tournament ^ Fresno State W 19-3 • Fresno State W 14-6 ^ Pepperdine W 12-7 ^=PCAA Tournament at LBSU (2nd ) ^ Pepperdine W 8-7 • UC Irvine L 10-12 ^ UC Irvine W 7-6 %=NCAA Tournament at LBSU (3rd) ^ UC Santa Barbara L 4-5 at California L 11-19 ^ UC Santa Barbara L 6-7 ^ PCAA Tourney at Pepperdine (2nd) at Stanford L 7-11 % Air Force W 15-6 UCLA L 6-7 % California W 11-9 UC San Diego W 9-5 % Stanford L 6-17 20 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1984 (9-18 / 3-9 PCAA) 1986 (15-14 / 6-6 Big West) 1988 (20-10 / 10-0 Big West) 1990 (12-17 / 4-6 Big West) ! CS Los Angeles W 18-3 c UCLA L 8-11 c Fresno State W 10-6 c Stanford L 3-10 ! USC L 5-10 c Loyola (IL) W 8-5 c Stanford W 9-8 c UC San Diego W 8-6 c California L 2-8 c Claremont W 13-5 c USC L 6-10 c Pepperdine L 6-8 c Fresno State L 5-6 c California L 7-12 c CS Los Angeles W 13-3 c UCLA L 5-8 c Loyola (IL) W 7-6 c Pepperdine L 7-9 c UCLA L 7-10 c Fresno State L 8-9 c UC San Diego L 3-5 c UC Irvine W 6-5 c California (OT) L 9-10 u UC San Diego W 8-3 c UC Davis W 7-4 c Fresno State W 7-5 Claremont-Mudd W 14-6 u USC L 6-9 c CS Fullerton W 9-3 • CS Fullerton W 13-6 at USC L 9-10 at UCLA L 4-10 • at Pepperdine L 10-14 @ UC San Diego W 11-7 UCLA L 4-9 • Pacific W 11-6 • CS Fullerton W 9-4 l UCLA W 4-3 at UC San Diego W 8-3 • at Pepperdine L 5-8 • at UC Irvine L 1-7 l Claremont W 13-8 • at Pacific W 10-6 UC San Diego W 7-6 • Pacific L 8-9 l UC Santa Barbara W 9-6 • at Pepperdine W 11-6 • at UC Irvine W 7-5 • at UC Santa Barbara L 3-9 • Pacific W 13-5 • at UC Irvine W 8-5 • at UC Santa Barbara L 11-13 ! UCLA W 6-3 • at UC Santa Barbara L 10-13 at Stanford W 5-4 l at UCLA L 7-10 ! USC L 4-11 • at UC Irvine L 3-4 • at Pacific W 10-5 l Loyola Marymount W 15-5 ! California L 6-12 • at Pepperdine L 9-12 • at Fresno State W 6-5 l UC Riverside W 12-5 ! Stanford L 2-8 at Stanford L 6-14 ! California L 8-15 at California L 9-13 • at CS Fullerton W 13-5 • at Pacific W 5-4 ! Stanford L 4-5 • at Pacific L 9-10 at USC L 4-14 • at Fresno State (2 OT) W 7-6 ! USC W 9-8 • at Fresno State L 8-10 at Stanford L 8-11 • at CS Fullerton W 16-8 ! UCLA L 3-12 ! UC San Diego W 8-4 • at Pacific L 4-9 ! Fresno State W 10-8 CS Los Angeles W 15-5 ! UCLA L 5-11 • at Fresno State L 7-8 ! California L 5-7 • Fresno State W 9-6 ! USC W 11-10 Air Force W 10-9 ! Stanford L 4-10 • UC Irvine W 8-6 ! Pepperdine L 5-9 • Fresno State L 4-10 ! UCLA L 4-8 • UC Santa Barbara W 11-5 CS Los Angeles W 7-3 • Pepperdine L 9-11 • UC Santa Barbara L 5-6 USC L 6-9 • Fresno State W 10-6 • UC Irvine L 6-10 • UC Irvine L 9-10 • Pepperdine W 13-8 • UC Irvine W 9-7 • UC Santa Barbara W 7-5 • Fresno State W 9-6 % Stanford L 4-5 • UC Santa Barbara L 11-12 !=LBSU Tournament USC L 10-12 % Ark-Little Rock W 13-10 USC L 7-9 c=UCI Tournament • Pepperdine L 7-10 % UC Irvine W 13-11 • Pepperdine L 5-6 •=PCAA Game c=UCI Tournament c=UCI Tournament c=UCI Tournament •=Big West Game •=Big West Game u=USC Tournament 1985 (23-10 / 9-3 PCAA) l=UCLA Tournament !=LBSU Tournament •=Big West Game ! CS Los Angeles W 8-4 !=LBSU Tournament %=NCAA Tourney at LBSU (5th) l=UCLA Tournament ! CS Fullerton W 24-1 !=LBSU Tournament ! UC Irvine W 10-7 1987 (14-15 / 4-6 Big West) 1989 (20-9 / 8-2 Big West) c Fresno State (3OT) W 7-6 Navy W 18-3 c Pepperdine L 9-12 1991 (17-10 / 5-4 Big West) c Air Force W 9-4 c UCLA W 8-7 c USC W 12-11 c UC Riverside W 19-3 c UC Irvine L 8-9 c Fresno State (OT) W 6-5 c California L 9-11 USC (OT) W 6-4 c California L 6-8 c Pepperdine (OT) W 6-5 c UC Davis W 12-5 UCLA L 8-9 c USC W 9-8 c Stanford L 7-9 c Stanford L 7-12 California L 6-7 c Pacific W 10-4 c California L 6-12 c UC San Diego W 9-8 Stanford W 7-5 • at Pepperdine W 9-5 c UC Irvine L 4-8 at USC W 12-9 Air Force W 8-7 • CS Fullerton W 14-1 • at Pepperdine L 2-10 UCLA L 2-10 UCLA W 7-4 l Fresno State W 12-7 UC San Diego W 9-4 UC San Diego W 10-6 • at Pepperdine L 6-9 l Brown W 9-8 Claremont-Mudd W 15-6 • Pacific W 9-6 • Fresno State W 11-7 l UCLA L 7-9 CS Los Angeles W 11-4 • at Pepperdine L 6-12 • Pacific W 6-3 • Pacific W 9-8 • at UC Irvine L 6-8 • at UC Irvine L 8-9 • UC Irvine L 3-6 • at UC Santa Barbara(2 OT) L 5-6 • Pacific W 12-5 • at UC Santa Barbara W 8-7 • UC Santa Barbara W 8-4 • UC Irvine L 5-6 l USC W 8-7 at California L 9-12 at California L 3-10 at Stanford L 6-8 l UC San Diego (OT) W 9-8 • at Pacific W 8-5 • at Pacific W 7-3 • at Pacific W 8-4 l Claremont-Mudd W 10-3 • at Fresno State W 17-5 • at Fresno State W 10-5 • at Fresno State W 11-9 l UCLA L 3-8 ! UCLA L 6-12 ! Claremont-Mudd W 18-7 • at CS Fullerton W 15-3 • at UC Santa Barbara W 9-7 ! Stanford L 8-11 ! Pepperdine L 6-13 ! Stanford (2 OT) W 6-5 at Stanford L 6-9 ! Pacific W 11-4 ! UC San Diego W 8-5 ! California W 8-7 • at Pacific W 11-7 ! UC Santa Barbara W 12-4 ! USC (3 OT) W 8-7 ! UC San Diego W 9-5 • at Fresno State L 5-6 CS Los Angeles W 11-3 at UCLA (3 OT) L 7-8 ! UCLA L 7-8 ! California (OT) L 8-9 • Fresno State W 8-6 • UC Irvine L 7-8 • UC Santa Barbara W 7-6 ! Stanford L 7-8 • UC Irvine W 11-10 • at UC Santa Barbara W 8-6 • UC Irvine L 5-6 ! USC L 5-12 • UC Santa Barbara W 13-7 USC W 7-5 • Fresno State W 9-3 ! UCLA L 8-12 USC W 11-8 • Pepperdine L 7-9 USC (2 OT) L 11-13 • UC Santa Barbara L 6-7 • Pepperdine W 15-12 % UC Irvine L 8-11 • Pepperdine W 11-6 • UC Irvine L 4-11 % Pepperdine L 8-13 % Navy W 13-9 % UC Santa Barbara L 6-7 • Fresno State W 11-6 % Brown W 8-4 % UC San Diego W 12-10 % Bucknell W 20-4 • Pepperdine L 6-7 % UC San Diego W 10-5 c=UCI Tournament % Brown W 13-9 c=UCI Tournament c=UCI Tournament •=Big West game !=LBSU Tournament •=Big West Game •=Big West Game !=LBSU Tournament c=UCI Tournament l=UCLA Tournament !=LBSU Tournament %=NCAA Tournament at LBSU (5th) •=PCAA Game !=LBSU Tournament %=NCAA Tournament at Indy (5th) l=UCLA Tournament %=NCAA Tournament at LBSU (5th)

21 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1992 (5-20 / 1-11 MPSF) 1994 (5-19 / 0-8 MPSF) 1996 (9-18 / 0-8 MPSF) 1998 (11-16 / 1-7 MPSF) c UCLA L 5-12 s UCLA L 5-13 s Air Force L 9-11 Loyola Marymount W 18-1 c USC L 7-14 s Pepperdine L 6-11 s USC L 7-14 at USC L 6-12 c California L 7-13 s Navy (2 OT) W 12-11 s UC Santa Barbara W 9-8 s UC San Diego W 8-7 c Stanford L 3-11 s Air Force L 8-10 s UC Davis L 9-11 s California L 6-8 c UCLA L 5-14 UC Santa Barbara L 7-11 • at Stanford L 6-20 s Stanford L 6-10 • at UC Irvine L 5-14 • at UCLA L 5-19 • at Pacific L 6-8 s UC Santa Barbara W 9-7 • at USC L 4-13 • Pepperdine L 11-22 at Pepperdine L 7-11 • at Pacific L 9-10 • UCLA W 8-7 • at Pacific L 3-11 • California L 10-16 • at Stanford L 6-14 • at California L 3-17 • at Stanford L 7-14 Santa Clara W 6-4 Occidental W 24-3 • at Pacific L 5-7 n UC Santa Barbara L 6-10 Occidental W 16-11 • at UC Santa Barbara W 12-8 at Fresno State L 9-12 n Stanford L 4-12 n UC Irvine L 6-20 • California L 9-10 • Pepperdine L 7-15 n UC Davis W 15-4 n UC Santa Barbara W 15-5 n UC San Diego W 8-3 • UC Santa Barbara L 8-13 n UC San Diego L 7-8 n UC San Diego W 10-5 n UCLA L 7-13 ! UC San Diego (OT) L 10-11 • USC L 12-15 n UC Davis L 9-12 n Pepperdine L 8-9 ! Loyola Marymount W 20-4 Redlands W 13-5 • at UC Santa Barbara L 7-9 n California W 8-6 ! Claremont W 13-5 UC San Diego (OT) W 17-16 • UC Irvine L 7-14 at UC Irvine L 10-11 ! Air Force W 8-7 • California L 8-16 Air Force W 12-9 UC San Diego (OT) W 11-9 at UC San Diego L 5-11 • UC Irvine L 6-15 • USC L 8-16 • at UCLA L 8-9 Fresno State W 9-8 • at UC Santa Barbara L 8-14 UC Santa Barbara W 14-12 • UC Irvine L 6-9 • Pacific L 6-8 Air Force L 8-11 • at UCLA L 7-13 at Pepperdine L 6-12 Air Force L 9-10 Loyola Marymount W 14-11 at UC Irvine L 8-14 Air Force W 12-7 • Pepperdine L 5-13 ^ UC Irvine L 10-16 UC San Diego W 13-9 UC Santa Barbara W 11-8 • UC Santa Barbara L 7-12 ^ UC Santa Barbara L 4-14 • Pepperdine L 4-10 • USC L 8-14 • USC L 10-14 ^ Pepperdine L 7-8 ^ Pacific L 8-13 • Pepperdine L 9-13 • UC Irvine L 10-14 s=SoCal Tournament at UCI ^ UC Santa Barbara W 8-7 ^ USC L 5-6 c=UCI Tournament •=MPSF Game ^ Stanford L 8-14 ^ California L 7-9 •=MPSF Game n=NorCal Tourney at Stanford ^ UC Irvine L 5-12 ^ Pacific W 9-8 !=LBSU Tournament ^=MPSF at LBSU (9th) s=SoCal Tournament at UCI s=SoCal Tournament at UCI •=MPSF Game •=MPSF Game 1993 (6-18 / 1-8 MPSF) 1995 (11-16 / 3-5 MPSF) n=NorCal Tournament at UOP n=NorCal Tournament at Cal s UC San Diego W 9-8 s Air Force W 13-9 ^=MPSF at Cal (9th) ^=MPSF at UCI (7th) s California L 6-12 s Stanford L 3-14 s UC Irvine L 3-15 s UC Irvine L 4-6 1997 (12-18 / 1-7 MPSF) 1999 (13-14 / 3-5 MPSF) s UCLA L 5-10 s Navy W 10-3 USC L 8-15 Loyola Marymount W 16-9 s UC Santa Barbara L 8-12 • at Pepperdine L 10-11 s UC San Diego L 9-10 USC L 8-9 s Pepperdine (OT) L 8-10 at UC San Diego W 7-6 s USC L 4-11 s UC San Diego W 11-5 • at UC Irvine L 3-12 • at California L 7-11 s UC Davis W 8-7 s Stanford L 6-8 • USC L 9-15 n UC San Diego W 12-6 s Air Force (OT) L 8-10 s Pepperdine L 6-7 • Pepperdine (2 OT) L 12-13 n California L 6-14 • UC Santa Barbara W 11-10 s California L 4-5 • UC Santa Barbara L 8-15 n UC Irvine L 5-11 • UCLA L 4-10 Occidental W 24-3 • at Pacific L 1-17 n Pacific W 8-3 a Santa Clara W 15-5 at UC Santa Barbara W 12-7 n Brown L 8-10 • UCLA L 2-6 a Air Force L 9-11 at Pepperdine W 12-6 n UC Davis W 13-5 • at USC L 8-15 a UC Davis W 7-6 • UC Santa Barbara L 8-9 n UC Riverside W 17-9 • Pacific W 11-9 a Whittier W 16-8 • UCLA (OT) L 11-13 n Air Force W 10-8 • UC Santa Barbara W 13-11 • Pacific L 7-8 • at California L 2-10 • UC Irvine L 8-13 • at UC Irvine L 4-10 • Stanford L 5-15 n Pepperdine W 13-8 Air Force W 10-6 • Stanford W 11-10 • @ California L 8-19 n UCLA L 5-11 Pacific L 8-10 Air Force (OT) L 7-8 n UCLA L 5-13 n Pacific W 10-8 • at Pepperdine W 15-10 Loyola Marymount W 18-6 n Massachusetts (OT) L 9-10 n UC San Diego W 5-4 • UCLA L 9-10 UC Irvine L 6-13 n Navy W 9-6 UC Irvine L 5-7 at UC Santa Barbara L 5-11 at UC Santa Barbara L 7-10 n Santa Clara W 9-7 • Pacific W 13-9 ^ USC L 7-12 USC L 9-16 • at Pepperdine L 3-8 • Stanford L 3-6 ^ UCLA L 7-14 Pepperdine L 9-13 at UC Irvine L 5-10 Air Force W 9-5 ^ Pepperdine L 9-12 ^ Pacific W 7-6 at UC Santa Barbara W 7-6 at UC San Diego W 12-8 s=SoCal Tournament at USC ^ California L 8-14 • at USC L 4-8 • at UC Irvine W 7-6 •=MPSF Game ^ Stanford L 8-17 Air Force W 13-6 • at USC L 6-9 n=NorCal Tournament at Cal ^ Pacific W 10-9 at UC San Diego W 8-7 • Pepperdine L 8-9 ^=MPSF at LBSU (9th) s=SoCal Tournament at USC • UC Irvine L 4-5 ^ California L 6-8 •=MPSF Game Pepperdine L 6-7 ^ UC Santa Barbara (OT) L 5-6 n=NorCal Tournament at Cal ^ Pacific W 13-5 ^ Pepperdine W 17-12 ^=MPSF at LBSU (7th Place) ^ Pepperdine L 2-11 s=SoCal Tournament at USC ^ UCLA L 6-10 •=MPSF Game ^ UC Santa Barbara W 8-6 n=NorCal Tournament at Stanford s=SoCal Tournament at USC ^ MPSF at UCI (7th) •=MPSF Game a=Air Force Tournament n=NorCal Tourney at Stanford ^=MPSF at LBSU (7th)

22 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2000 (15-13 / 4-4 MPSF) 2002 (17-16 / 2-6 MPSF) 2004 (17-12 / 4-4 MPSF) 2006 (11-17 / 2-6 MPSF) at USC L 6-7 ! Bucknell W 16-3 ! Bucknell W 10-4 n Pacific L 12-14 Occidental W 19-1 ! Navy W 7-6 ! Navy W 7-6 n Navy L 8-9 Princeton W 14-7 ! Queens College (SD) W 10-9 ! MIT W 15-1 n UC Santa Cruz L 6-8 s UC Santa Barbara W 8-3 ! St. Francis (NY) L 9-10 ! St. Francis (NY) L 6-7 n Santa Clara W 12-10 s UCLA L 6-13 s UC San Diego W 7-5 s UC San Diego L 9-10 • USC L 7-12 s UC Irvine L 6-14 s Stanford L 6-10 s Stanford L 3-13 UC San Diego L 8-9 s Pacific W 9-7 s UCLA L 2-4 s Cal Baptist W 9-6 Pomona-Pitzer W 15-10 UC Santa Barbara W 8-7 s Pepperdine L 6-10 s Loyola Marymount (OT) L 7-8 * Pepperdine L 9-12 • Pepperdine (SV) W 13-12 at UC Irvine L 9-10 Redlands W 10-4 * UC Davis (SV) W 11-10 Claremont-Mudd W 15-1 •USC L 5-9 Chapman W 17-2 Brown W 11-8 Massachusetts W 9-5 Loyola Marymount L 6-8 n UC Irvine L 4-7 s Stanford L 7-10 UC San Diego W 11-6 Cal Baptist W 11-9 n Air Force W 8-6 s UCLA L 4-6 • USC W 11-9 Occidental W 19-0 n Princeton W 10-7 s Loyola Marymount L 10-11 at UC Irvine (OT) L 9-10 n Loyola Marymount (SD) L 12-13 UC San Diego L 8-9 s Air Force W 8-7 n UC Santa Barbara W 9-7 n UC Santa Cruz W 15-5 Brown W 14-5 • Pacific L 5-11 n USC L 5-9 n Princeton W 10-7 • Pepperdine (OT) W 9-8 • California L 5-14 n UC Irvine (OT) L 5-6 n UC San Diego W 8-6 • California (OT) L 9-11 • at Stanford L 5-6 n UC San Diego W 5-2 • California L 4-5 • Pacific W 12-6 at UC Davis W 7-3 • California L 6-11 UC Santa Barbara L 7-9 • at UC Santa Barbara(SD) W 12-11 vs. Air Force (at UCD) W 8-7 • at UC Santa Barbara (OT) W 9-8 at UC Santa Cruz W 13-4 • at UCLA L 6-11 at UC Irvine (OT) L 11-12 • at UCLA L 7-16 • at Stanford L 6-14 vs. Santa Clara W 11-4 • at UC Santa Barbara L 3-9 • UC Irvine (BP) L 4-6 • at Pacific (OT) L 9-10 at UC Santa Cruz W 14-6 • Pepperdine W 12-11 • at Stanford W 11-8 • Pepperdine L 6-11 • at Stanford L 3-13 Loyola Marymount W 9-7 • at Pacific L 4-6 • at UC Santa Barbara W 6-5 • UC Irvine W 11-10 • at UCLA L 4-17 at Pepperdine L 4-7 UC San Diego W 11-7 • USC L 3-9 • UC Irvine W 7-5 ^ California L 6-10 UC Santa Cruz W 10-7 at Pepperdine L 5-6 ^ California L 6-17 ^ Stanford L 2-9 • UC Irvine (Los Al) L 5-10 ^ UC Irvine L 5-6 ^ Pacific L 10-11 ^ Pacific W 12-6 • at UCLA W 6-5 ^ UC Santa Barbara (OT) W 14-12 ^ UC Irvine W 12-11 s=SoCal Tournament at at Pepperdine W 8-6 ^ Pepperdine W 9-8 n=NorCal Tournament at Stanford Corona Del Mar HS ^ UC Santa Barbara W 8-5 !=2004 Navy Open (Annapolis, MD) *=Long Beach Mini Tournament •=MPSF Game ^ Pepperdine L 9-11 s=SoCal Tournament at USC s=SoCal Tournament at USC n=NorCal Tournament at Pacific ^ USC L 8-10 n=NorCal Tournament at UOP •=MPSF Game ^=MPSF at Los Al (7th) ^ Pacific (OT) W 9-8 •=MPSF Game ^=MPSF Tournament at UCI !=2002 Navy Open (Annapolis, MD) ^=MPSF at Stanford (5th) 2001 (13-8 / 4-4 MPSF) s=SoCal Tournament at USC 2007 (17-15 / 2-6 MPSF) • at USC (OT) L 6-7 n=NorCal Tournament at Cal 2005 (17-18 / 1-7 MPSF) ! at Redlands W 12-8 • UCLA L 6-8 •=MPSF Game ! St. Francis (NY) W 13-6 ! Chapman W 17-6 • Pacific W 13-6 ^=MPSF at Los Al (7th) ! Navy (SV) W 11-10 ! Pomona-Pitzer W 19-5 at Cal Baptist W 13-6 ! Iona W 16-3 ! at LaVerne W 22-3 n Pacific W 13-6 2003 (15-15 / 3-5 MPSF) ! Bucknell W 11-6 n UC San Diego W 9-6 n UCLA (OT) L 8-10 ! Iona W 8-5 @ Occidental W 17-2 n USC L 5-10 n Loyola Marymount W 7-6 ! St. Francis (NY) W 10-8 @ Cal Lutheran W 15-4 n UC Irvine L 9-12 n California L 7-13 ! Navy L 10-12 @ Redlands W 12-6 n UC Santa Barbara W 10-9 Chaminade W 19-5 ! Queens College W 10-6 @ Whittier W 15-10 UC Santa Barbara(OT) W 9-8 at UC San Diego (SV) W 12-11 ! Johns Hopkins W 15-5 s Pacific W 9-7 UC Irvine L 6-7 • Stanford L 6-11 s UC Irvine (SV) W 8-7 s USC L 6-12 • at USC L 8-9 • at Pepperdine (OT) L 12-15 s USC L 7-9 s UC San Diego (SV) L 10-11 at Loyola Marymount (OT) W 11-8 at UC Santa Barbara W 10-5 s UCLA W 9-5 s UC Irvine L 6-7 at UC San Diego W 12-10 at UC Santa Cruz W 15-4 s UC San Diego L 10-11 % Air Force W 11-3 Brown W 10-4 • at California W 7-5 n Navy W 11-7 % UC Davis W 14-9 MIT W 9-5 • at UC Irvine W 6-4 n Pepperdine L 9-11 % Pomona-Pitzer W 13-6 s St. Francis (NY) W 8-7 at Loyola Marymount W 5-2 n UCLA (OT) L 10-11 % UC San Diego L 10-12 s California L 7-11 • UC Santa Barbara W 13-8 n UC Irvine L 8-11 at UC San Diego L 8-9 s UC Irvine W 8-5 ^ Pepperdine W 8-6 at UC San Diego L 2-8 Princeton W 12-7 s Pepperdine L 7-8 ^ Stanford L 4-7 vs St. Francis (NY) W 10-5 at Cal Baptist W 9-7 • at UC Irvine L 6-7 ^ UCLA (OT) L 6-7 at Cal Baptist W 16-4 n Loyola Marymount W 9-7 • Stanford W 7-5 •=MPSF Game UC Santa Cruz W 14-4 n California L 8-9 UC Davis L 8-9 n=NorCalTournament at Stanford • at UC Irvine W 7-5 n Pepperdine L 8-11 • at California L 5-10 ^=MPSF at California (4th) • at Pacific W 13-10 n UC Irvine L 9-10 • at Pacific L 10-11 • at California L 9-12 • Stanford L 8-10 • at Pepperdine W 7-5 • at USC L 6-11 • at USC L 9-13 Pomona-Pitzer W 11-1 • UC Santa Barbara W 12-8 • at UC Irvine L 7-10 Loyola Marymount W 8-7 Occidental W 14-3 • UCLA L 8-9 • UC Santa Barbara L 6-7 • at Pepperdine L 11-12 at UC Davis W 12-7 • UCLA L 7-9 • UCLA L 7-12 • at Pacific L 5-7 ^ California L 7-11 • Stanford L 8-12 • at California (OT) L 11-12 ^ UCLA (OT) L 9-13 Pepperdine L 10-11 • UC Santa Barbara W 10-7 ^ Pepperdine L 10-13 ^ California L 7-11 • at Pepperdine L 8-11 !=Inland Empire Classic (Riverside) ^ UC Santa Barbara W 10-7 ^ USC L 8-10 n=NorCal Tournament at Cal ^ Pepperdine L 8-12 ^ UCLA L 6-10 s=SoCal Tournament at UC Irvine !=2003 Navy Open (Annapolis, MD) ^ Pepperdine L 7-9 •=MPSF Game s=SoCal Tournament at UCI !=Navy Open (Annapolis, MD) ^=MPSF Tournament at Cal n-NorCal Tournament at Stanford @=Inland Empire Tourney •=MPSF Game s=SoCal Tournament at UCI ^=MPSF at Belmont Plaza (6th) %=UC Santa Cruz Slugfest n=NorCal Tournament at Cal •=MPSF Game ^=MPSF at USC (8th)

23 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2008 (14-18 / 2-9 MPSF) • at California L 7-14 ! vs. Air Force W 10-8 2015 (12-17/ 2-7 MPSF) # vs. Redlands W 16-7 Loyola Marymount (OT) L 9-11 ! vs. Cal Lutheran W 10-4 # at UC San Diego W 11-8 • USC L 4-10 ! vs. UC Davis W 11-7 ! vs. Redlands W 9-5 # vs. Pepperdine L 8-14 • Pacific L 10-15 ! vs. Loyola Marymount W 9-8 ! vs. UC Santa Barbara L 6-7 # vs. Loyola Marymount L 8-12 !=UC Irvine Tournament @ vs. Concordia L 10-9 ! vs. Loyola Marymount W 11-8 at USC L 8-15 #=NorCal Tournament @ vs. Chapman W 12-5 ! vs. Pacific L 6-11 + vs. UC San Diego W 10-7 $=SoCal Tournament @ vs. Whittier W 13-3 # vs. UC San Diego W 11-6 + vs. California L 8-4 •=MPSF Game @ at La Verne W 19-1 # vs. Stanford L 4-11 + vs. Pepperdine W 15-11 n vs. Loyola Marymount W 13-9 # vs. UC Irvine W 12-11(SV) + vs. Loyola Marymount W 7-6 2011 (16-10 / 1-7 MPSF) n at California L 15-10 # vs. UC Santa Barbara L 7-8 at Loyola Marymount L 6-8 ! vs. Fresno Pacific W 16-4 n vs. UC Santa Barbara L 5-4 vs. USC L 9-12 Cal Baptist W 11-6 ! vs. Redlands W 16-7 n vs. Pepperdine W 9-6 vs. UC Irvine L 5-6 at Pomona-Pitzer W 11-2 & vs. Vanguard W 16-5 Princeton W 11-7 $ vs. Air Force W 9-8 UC San Diego L 10-12 & vs. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps W # vs. Concordia W 9-8 $ vs. Stanford L 7-12 • at UCLA L 4-10 10-5 # at Whittier W 10-6 $ vs. UC Santa Barbara L 6-12 ! vs. UC San Diego L 7-8 & vs. Occidental W 18-4 ! vs. Bucknell W 7-3 & vs. Whittier W 11-4 # Cal Baptist W 17-4 $ vs. UC Irvine L 8-9 ! vs. Princeton W 12-6 & at La Verne W 22-5 # at Pomona-Pitzer W 19-6 vs. Occidental College W 19-2 ! vs. UC Irvine L 9-12 # vs. UC Irvine L 7-8 s vs. Loyola Marymount W 10-7 vs. UC San Diego W 10-4 • USC L 7-12 # vs. St. Francis (NY) W 11-8 s vs. USC L 14-7 * vs. UC Santa Barbara L 7-10 at UC Irvine L 9-12 # vs. Air Force W 16-9 s vs. UC Santa Barbara (OT) L 8-6 vs. Whittier College W 15-8 • at Stanford L 7-13 $ vs. Pepperdine L 9-11 s at UC Irvine (OT) W 13-10 * at. Pepperdine W (12-11(SV) vs. Air Force W 12-9 $ vs. Princeton L 4-8 • at UC Irvine W 9-6 * vs. Califronia L (14-152OT) at UC Davis W 9-7 $ vs. Pomona-Pitzer W 13-7 • UC Santa Barbara L 9-6 * vs. Stanford L 8-12 • Pepperdine L 7-8 $ vs. Air Force W 10-6 • at Pepperdine L 10-8 * vs. UCLA L 4-11 • at UC Santa Barbara (2OT) L 12-13 • at USC L 3-14 • California L 10-9 at Loyola Marymount L 10-9 Loyola Marymount W 10-9 • California L 6-14 UC San Diego (OT) W 15-13 * at Pacific L 8-12 • California (SV) L 10-11 UC San Diego (OT) W 9-8 • UCLA L 9-5 * at San Jose State W 13-5 • Pacific W 13-6 Concordia (Calif.) W 11-9 • Stanford L 11-8 ^ vs. Pepperdine W 11-8 • UC Irvine W 7-4 • UC Santa Barbara L 6-10 at Loyola Marymount W 12-10 ^ vs. UCLA L 7-12 & vs. Stanford L 7-13 • at Pepperdine (2OT) W 14-12 • at USC L 10-8 ^ vs. Stanford L 8-18 & vs. UC Santa Barbara (SV) L 12-13 • at UC Irvine L 12-13 • at Pacific L 9-7 ^ vs. UC Santa Barbara L 6-7 & vs. California L 9-13 • Stanford L 3-11 ^ vs. Stanford L 12-6 #=UCSD Triton Invite Air Force W 12-7 ^ vs. UC Santa Barbara W 11-10 !=Triton Invitational +=NorCal Tournament • UCLA L 10-13 ^ vs. California L 17-8 #=NorCal Tournament !=SoCal Tournament at Loyola Marymount W 14-11 !=Triton Invitational $=SoCal Tournament •=MPSF Game • at Pacific L 11-6 @=Inland Empire Tournament *=MPSF Game &=MPSF Tournament !=UCI Tournament n=NorCal Tournament ^=MPSF Tournament &=Redlands Tournament #=Gary Troyer Tourament #=NorCal Tournament 2009 (9-12 / 1-7 MPSF) s=SoCal Tournament 2016 (16-9 / 3-2 MPSF) USC L 3-12 $=SoCal Tournament •=MPSF Game ! vs. Pomona-Pitzer W 9-5 # vs. UC Irvine L 8-9 •=MPSF Game ^=MPSF Tournament ! vs. Loyola Marymount W 11-7 # vs. Cal Poly Pomona W 10-6 2012 (24-8 / 4-4 MPSF) @ vs. La Verne W 22-2 # vs. UC San Diego W 11-7 ! vs. Redlands W 17-5 2014 (22-7 / 7-3 MPSF) @ vs. Chapman University W 21-3 # vs. Santa Clara W 10-8 ! vs. Chapman W 16-8 ! vs. Pomona-Pitzer W 17-6 @vs. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps W 17-5 UC Irvine W 9-8 @ vs. Pomona-Pitzer W 15-4 ! vs. La Verne W 22-7 @ vs. Occidental W 19-1 at Loyola Marymount L 5-9 @ at La Verne W 16-6 ! vs. Loyola Marymount W 12-6 vs. UCLA L 8-6 • at Pepperdine L 7-8 @ vs. Occidental W 22-7 ! vs. Air Force W 19-4 n vs. UC Davis W 7-5 ! vs. Navy W 9-8 @ vs. Air Force W 15-10 @vs. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps W 18-5 n vs. USC L 9-4 ! vs. UCLA L 6-16 n vs. Pepperdine L 10-8 @ vs. Whittier W 16-7 n vs. UC Santa Barbara W 9-6 ! vs. UC Santa Barbara W 10-9 n vs. UC Davis W 10-9 n vs. Pepperdine W 11-4 n vs. Stanford L 8-6 ! vs. Pepperdine L 11-12 n vs. Loyola Marymount W 9-7 n vs. California L 6-8 vs. Occidental W 15-1 • at UC Irvine L 8-9 n vs. Navy W 15-7 • at USC L 4-9 n vs. UC San Diego W 12-9 vs. Long Beach City W 17-2 s vs. Pacific L 11-10 • UC Santa Barbara W 11-10 n vs. UC Santa Barbara L 13-14 vs. Golden West College W 13-6 s vs. St. Francis (N.Y.) W 12-4 UC San Diego W 7-6 (OT) at California L 17-7 s vs. Air Force W 13-7 • UCLA L 3-9 vs. Long Beach City W 14-3 at Stanford L 10-9 s vs. Loyola Marymount L 13-10 • Stanford L 6-11 at UC Santa Barbara W 14-12 at UC San Diego W 10-6 # vs. Harvard W 12-5 • California L 7-13 s vs. UC Davis W 9-6 • vs. Pepperdine W 7-4 # vs. Fresno Pacific W 23-4 Loyola Marymount W 8-6 s vs. California L 8-14 • at UC Santa Barbara L 8-5 # vs. La Verne W 18-3 • at Pacific L 8-9 s vs. Pacific W 11-9 vs. USC L 13-8 # vs. Cal Baptist W 9-8 #NorCal Tournament s vs. UC San Diego W 11-10 • at Pacific L 12-11 at UC San Diego W 11-8 !UC Irvine Tournament • vs. Pepperdine W 14-3 • vs. San Jose State W 13-7 Loyola Marymount W 13-7 •MPSF Game • vs. Goldenwest College W 19-8 vs. Loyola Marymount W 12-5 • USC L 13-7 • vs. UC Irvine W 8-6 • vs. UC Irvine W 10-6 • at Cal W 11-10 2010 (7-15 / 0-8 MPSF) • vs. Pacific W 10-4 ^ vs. San Jose State W 13-5 • at Stanford L 12-11 ! vs. Whittier W 22-8 • at Stanford L 12-14 ^ vs. Pacifc L 12-11 ! vs. Fresno Pacific W 20-7 • at UCLA L 13-8 • at California W 12-10 ^ vs. UC Santa Barbara W 12-10 at USC L 4-16 • Pacific (SV) L 14-13 • at UC San Diego W 8-4 !=Triton Invitational # vs. Pacific L 9-11 • Pepperdine W 12-7 • vs. USC L 7-13 @=Inland Empire Tournament # vs. Air Force W 10-9 • UC Irvine W 12-10 • vs. Loyola Marymount W 15-6 n=NorCal Tournament # vs. UC Davis W 7-4 • at UC Santa Barbara W 12-10 • at UCLA L 8-16 •=GCC Game # vs. Loyola Marymount W 6-5 ^ vs. Stanford (SV) L 14-13 ^ vs. California W 9-6 ^=GCC Tournament at UC Irvine L 7-12 ^ vs. UC Santa Barbara W 14-11 ^ vs. UCLA W 5-3 $ vs. Pepperdine (SV) W 11-10 ^ vs. Pacific W 14-12 ^ vs. Stanford L 8-9 $ vs. USC L 5-17 !=UCI Tournament !=Triton Invitational $ vs. Stanford L 8-9 @=Inland Empire Tournament @=Inland Empire Tournament $ vs. Pacific L 7-13 n=NorCal Tournament n=NorCal Tournament at UC San Diego W 6-5 s=SoCal Tournament s=SoCal Tournament • UC Irvine L 7-9 #=Gary Troyer Tourament •=MPSF Game • at UC Santa Barbara (SV) L 10-11 •=MPSF Game • Pepperdine L 8-9 ^=MPSF Tournament ^=MPSF Tournament • at UCLA L 5-11 • at Stanford L 6-11 2013 (20-14 / 1-7 MPSF) 24 ALL-TIME RECORDS

2015 (12-17/ 2-7 MPSF) SINGLE GAME RECORDS Saves Made - Game (Since 1986) CAREER RECORDS Goals Scored-Game (Since 1985) 1. 23 James Makshanoff vs. Claremont, 0/3/87 Goals Scored - Career ! vs. Redlands W 9-5 1. 8 Jeff Colyer vs. UC Santa Barbara 2. 18 Pavo Ljepopio at Pacific, 11/23/13 1. 231 Kyle Kopp (1987-1989) ! vs. UC Santa Barbara L 6-7 November 3, 1996 18 Derek Wiebe-Bailey vs. Navy, 10/10/09 2. 205 Mike Burke (1988-91) ! vs. Loyola Marymount W 11-8 2. 7 Reid Tomassi vs. Pomona 18 Robert Smith vs. Stanford, 9/18/99 3. 188 Nolan McConnell (2012-2016) ! vs. Pacific L 6-11 September 9, 2007 5. 17 Pavo Ljepopio vs. LMU, 9/21/13 4. 180 Erik Geoffroy (2001-03, 05) # vs. UC San Diego W 11-6 7 Spencer White vs. Occidental 17 Pavo Ljepopio vs. Stanford, 11/10/13 5. 177 Jeff Greenwood (2006-09) # vs. Stanford L 4-11 September 9, 2012 17 Steve MacKenzie vs. LMU,11/8/07 6. 175 Zacchary Kappos (2012-15) # vs. UC Irvine W 12-11(SV) 7 Keegan Wicken vs. California 17 Thomas Onyshko at UCSB, 10/30/04 7. 174 Jeff Colyer (1995-98) # vs. UC Santa Barbara L 7-8 October 25, 2015 17 Robert Smith vs. Pepperdine, 10/8/00 8. 171 Reid Tomassi (2003-07) vs. USC L 9-12 4. 6 Zacchary Kappos vs. UC San Diego 17 James Makshanoff vs. Stanford, 11/25/88 9. 165 Chris Sagesman (1998-01) vs. UC Irvine L 5-6 November 7, 2013 11. 16 Balint Meszaros vs. Air Force, 9/9/12 10. 162 Grant Jeffries (1979-81, 83) $ vs. Air Force W 9-8 6 Spencer White vs. Pomona-Pitzer 16 Derek Wiebe-Bailey vs. UCSD, 10/30/09 11. 160 Bob Dolan (1978-81) $ vs. Stanford L 7-12 September 15, 2012 16 Thomas Onyshko vs. UCLA, 9/21/03 12. 154 Kip Parsons (1992-93, 95) $ vs. UC Santa Barbara L 6-12 6 Aleksandar Petrovic at UC Irvine 16 Robert Smith vs. Princeton, 9/15/00 13. 148 Jay Gerardi (2003-06) $ vs. UC Irvine L 8-9 November 3, 2011 16 Robert Smith vs. UC Irvine, 11/9/99 148 Dan Matulis (2010-2014) vs. Occidental College W 19-2 6 Reid Tomassi vs. UC Santa Barbara 16 Adam Carter vs. UC Irvine, 11/18/97 15. 142 Scott Weir (1976-78) vs. UC San Diego W 10-4 November 27, 2004 16 Duff Harold vs. Pacific, 10/5/90 16. 140 Aleksandar Petrovic (2009-11) * vs. UC Santa Barbara L 7-10 6 Chris Segesman vs. UC Santa Barbara 16 Ljepopio vs. UC Irvine 10/3/2015 17. 137 Milos Vrzic (2011-2014) October 28, 2000 18. 128 Chi Kredell (1989-91, 93) vs. Whittier College W 15-8 6 Chris Segesman vs. Loyola Marymount SINGLE SEASON RECORDS 19. 126 Nathan Allard (2000-03) * at. Pepperdine W (12-11(SV) September 9, 1999 Goals Scored - Season (Min. 50) 20. 123 Brett McCleave (2004-05) * vs. Califronia L (14-152OT) 6 Kip Parsons vs. Stanford 1. 92 Kyle Kopp (1989) 123 Aaron Holloway (1999-02) * vs. Stanford L 8-12 November 25, 1995 2. 78 Kyle Kopp (1988) 21. 122 Darin Blizzard (1986-89) * vs. UCLA L 4-11 6 Chi Kredell vs. Air Force 3. 75 Mike Burke (1990) 22. 117 Phil Castillo (1982-83, 85) at Loyola Marymount L 10-9 October 10, 1993 4. 73 Brett McCleave (2005) 23. 114 R. Williams (1984-85, 87-88) * at Pacific L 8-12 6 Chi Kredell vs. UC Riverside 5. 69 Dan Matulis (2012) 114 Dimitrios Lappas (2012-15) * at San Jose State W 13-5 October 9, 1993 69 Erik Geoffroy (2002) 25. 111 Brad Scoles (2002-05) ^ vs. Pepperdine W 11-8 6 Kyle Kopp vs. California 7. 65 Erik Geoffroy (2003) ^ vs. UCLA L 7-12 October 20, 1989 8. 64 Paul Wawrzynski (1976) ^ vs. Stanford L 8-18 6 Kyle Kopp vs. UC Santa Barbara 64 Zacchary Kappos (2013) Points Scored - Career ^ vs. UC Santa Barbara L 6-7 October 14, 1989 10. 63 Spencer White (2012) 1. 231 Kyle Kopp (1987-89) 6 Kyle Kopp vs. UC Irvine 11. 62 Jeff Colyer (1996) 2. 205 Mike Burke (1988-91) !=Triton Invitational October 11, 1988 12. 61 Jay Gerardi (2005) 3. 180 Eric Geoffroy (2001-03, 05) #=NorCal Tournament 6 Kyle Kopp vs. Navy 61 Kyle Kopp (1987) 4. 176 Jeff Colyer (1985-98) $=SoCal Tournament September 11, 1987 14. 58 Bob Dolan (1981) 5. 171 Chris Segesman (1998-01) *=MPSF Game 15. 57 Kip Parsons (1995) 171 Reid Tomassi (2003-07) ^=MPSF Tournament Team Goals Scored - Game 16. 56 Aaron Holloway (2002) 7. 162 Grant Jeffries (1979-81, 83) 1. 24 Occidental, 10/2/98 17. 55 Chi Kredell (1993) 8. 160 Bob Dolan (1978-81) 2016 (16-9 / 3-2 MPSF) 24 CS Fullerton, 9/7/85 55 Kip Parsons (1993) 9. 155 Kip Parsons (1992-93, 95) ! vs. Pomona-Pitzer W 9-5 3. 23 Fresno Pacific, 10/5/12 19. 53 Aleksandar Petrovic (2011) 10. 143 Chi Kredell (1989-91, 93) ! vs. Loyola Marymount W 11-7 23 San Jose State, 10/11/80 53 Phil Castillo (1985) @ vs. La Verne W 22-2 23 CS Los Angeles, 1979 21. 51 Reid Tomassi (2003) 2-Point Goals Scored - Career @ vs. Chapman University W 21-3 5. 22 Occidental, 9/9/12 51 Grant Jefferies (1981) 1. 18 Corey Dolley (1998-99) @vs. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps W 17-5 22 La Verne, 9/11/11 51 Doug Kimbell (1981) 2. 15 Chi Kredell (1993) @ vs. Occidental W 19-1 22 Whittier, 9/4/10 51 Mike Burke (1991) 3. 10 Jeff Hall (1995-96) vs. UCLA L 8-6 22 LaVerne, 9/9/07 51 Jeff Colyer (1997) 4. 6 Patrick Cochran (1999) 22 Fresno State, 1975 27. 50 Brett McCleave (2004) 6 Joaquin Felsmann (1994-95) n vs. UC Davis W 7-5 9. 21 Occidental, 9/25/99 50 Chris Segesman (2000) 6 Greg Finley (1994-95) n vs. USC L 9-4 10. 20 Fresno Pacific, 9/5/10 6 Matt Tilton (1995-98) n vs. UC Santa Barbara W 9-6 20 Loyola Marymount, 10/24/92 Points Scored - Season 8. 5 Joey Gendron (1996-97) n vs. Stanford L 8-6 20 Bucknell, 11/30/85 1. 92 Kyle Kopp (1989) 9. 4 Eric Ploessel (1995-98) vs. Occidental W 15-1 2. 78 Kyle Kopp (1988) 4 Matt Sakatini (1997-98) vs. Long Beach City W 17-2 Points Scored-Game (Since 1985) 3. 75 Mike Burke (1990) vs. Golden West College W 13-6 1. 8 Jeff Colyer vs. UC Santa Barbara 4. 73 Brett McCleave (2005) Saves Made - Career at California L 17-7 11/3/96 (8 goals) 5. 70 Chi Kredell (1993) 1. 846 Thomas Onyshko (2002-05) at Stanford L 10-9 8 Chi Kredell vs. Pepperdine 2. 724 Brian Flint (1984-86) at UC San Diego W 10-6 10/26/93 (5 goals) 2-Point Goals Scored - Season 3. 586 Adam Carter (1995-98) • vs. Pepperdine W 7-4 1. 15 Chi Kredell (1993) 4. 543 Derek Wiebe-Bailey (2005-09) • at UC Santa Barbara L 8-5 Team Points Scored - Game 2. 12 Corey Dolley (1998) 5. 532 James Makshanoff (1987-88) vs. USC L 13-8 1. 24 Occidental, 9/25/99 3. 9 Jeff Hall (1996) 6. 531 Steve MacKenzie (2006-07) • at Pacific L 12-11 24 Occidental, 10/2/98 7. 436 Duff Harold (1990-91) • vs. San Jose State W 13-7 24 CS Fullerton, 9/7/85 Saves Made - Season 8. 418 Steve Byers (1979-80, 83) vs. Loyola Marymount W 12-5 4. 23 Fresno Pacific, 10/5/12 1. 284 Balint Meszaros (2012) 9. 387 Adam Lee (1993-96) • vs. UC Irvine W 10-6 23 CS Los Angeles, 1979 2. 282 Derek Wiebe-Bailey (2008) 10. 359 Robert Smith (1999-00) ^ vs. San Jose State W 13-5 23 San Jose State, 10/11/80 3. 280 Thomas Onyshko (2005) 11. 336 Brett Adolph (1998-01) ^ vs. Pacifc L 12-11 4. 276 James Makshanoff (1987) 12. 233 Mihalis Konstas (2001-03) ^ vs. UC Santa Barbara W 12-10 2-Point Goals Scored - Game 5. 275 Steve MacKenzie (2007) 13. 222 Bill Smith (1975-76) !=Triton Invitational 1. 3 Jeff Hall vs. UC San Diego, 11/14/96 6. 273 Pavo Ljepopio (2015) 14. 191 Bennie Sprague (1986-89) @=Inland Empire Tournament 3 Chi Kredell vs. Pepperdine, 10/26/93 7. 265 Brian Flint (1985) 15. 170 Thomas Freeman (2016- n=NorCal Tournament 8. 256 Steve MacKenzie (2006) 16. 152 Bryan Schultz (1992-93) •=GCC Game 2-Point Goals Scored - Game 256 James Makshanoff (1988) ^=GCC Tournament 1. 4 UC San Diego, 11/14/96 9. 253 Brian Flint (1986) CONFERENCE TITLES (6) 10. 246 Pavo Ljepopio (2013) (Since 1969) 11. 234 Steve Byers (1983) 1970, 1975, 1981, 1983, 1988, 1989 234 Duff Harold (1991) 13. 233 Thomas Onyshko (2004) NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TOP 3 FINISHES (3) 14. 226 Adam Carter (1997) 1970: 3rd; 1981: 2nd; 1983: 3rd 15. 223 Robert Smith (1999) NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES (11) 1969, 1970, 1971, 1973, 1975, 1981, 1983, 1985, 1988, 1989, 1991 25 YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS CONFERENCE TOURN. NCAA NATIONAL HEAD LBSU LBSU OPP. YEAR W-L FINISH FINISH TOURNAMENT RANK COACH GOALS SAVES GOALS 1969 UA 2nd 2nd 1-2/4th --- Jim Schultz 1970 UA 1st 1st 2-1/3rd --- Jim Schultz 1971 UA 2nd 2nd 1-2/4th --- Jim Schultz 1972 UA 3rd 3rd — --- Jim Schultz 1973 UA 3rd 3rd 1-2/7th --- Jim Schultz 1974 UA 5th 6th — --- Jim Schultz 1975 14-12 1st 4-0/1st 2-1/5th --- Ken Lindgren 208 -- 167 1976 14-11 2nd 2-1/2nd — --- Ken Lindgren 237 -- 184 1977 14-12 4-3/3rd 3-2/3rd — --- Ken Lindgren 196 -- 210 1978 15-11 4th 3-2/4th — --- Ken Lindgren 242 -- 189 1979 16-15 5-2/4th 2-3/4th — --- Ken Lindgren 309 -- 243 1980 14-16 4-3/4th 2-3/4th — --- Ken Lindgren 237 -- 219 1981 25-9 6-0/1st 3-1/2nd 2-1/2nd --- Ken Lindgren 313 -- 205 1982 11-17 3-3/4th 1-3/4th — --- Ken Lindgren 224 -- 216 1983 23-7-3 5-1/1st 3-1/2nd 2-1/3rd --- Ken Lindgren 224 234 175 1984 9-18 3-9/6th --- — --- Ken Lindgren 177 -- 214 1985 23-10 9-3/2nd --- 2-1/5th --- Ken Lindgren 313 207 204 1986 15-14 6-6/4th --- — --- Ken Lindgren 240 -- 225 1987 14-15 4-6/4th --- — --- Ken Lindgren 226 267 213 1988 20-10 10-0/1st --- 2-1/5th --- Ken Lindgren 270 303 220 1989 20-9 8-2/1st --- 2-1/5th 5th Ken Lindgren 290 209 238 1990 12-17 4-6/3rd --- — 5th Ken Lindgren 223 237 231 1991 17-10 5-4/3rd --- 2-1/5th 5th Ken Lindgren 224 280 184 1992 5-20 1-11/9th --- — 11th Ken Lindgren 189 186 279 1993 6-18 1-8/9th 0-3/9th — 10th Ken Lindgren 184 (16) 128 249 (20) 1994 5-19 0-8/9th 0-2/9th — 13th Ken Lindgren 192 (11) 136 272 (24) 1995 11-16 3-5/6th 2-2/7th --- 7th Ken Lindgren 211 (12) 225 243 (24) 1996 9-18 0-8/9th 1-3/8th --- 10th Ken Lindgren 212 (22) 189 287 (21) 1997 12-18 1-7/8th 2-2/7th --- 7th Ken Lindgren 221 (9) 226 254 (18) 1998 11-16 1-7/8th 1-2/7th --- 8th Ken Lindgren 226 (20) 230 213 (23) 1999 13-14 3-5/5th- T1-2/7th --- 6th Rick Azevedo 219 (25) 297 185 (22) 2000 15-13 4-4/5th 1-2/7th --- 8th Rick Azevedo 233 241 213 2001 13-8 4-4/5th 1-2/4th --- 4th Rick Azevedo 196 189 152 2002 17-16 2-6/8th 2-2/7th --- 7th Rick Azevedo 283 268 251 2003 15-15 3-5/5th- T1-2/6th --- 6th Rick Azevedo 289 261 255 2004 17-12 4-4/4th- T2-1/5th --- 5th Rick Azevedo 260 233 216 2005 17-18 1-7/8th 0-3/8th --- 9th Rick Azevedo 347 299 289 2006 11-17 2-6/6th- T1-2/7th --- 9th Gavin Arroyo 232 265 277 2007 17-15 2-6/8th 0-3/8th --- 9th Gavin Arroyo 299 320 249 2008 14-18 2-9/7th 0-3/8th --- 9th Gavin Arroyo 295 298 296 2009 9-12 1-7/T7th ------8th Gavin Arroyo 152 201 195 2010 7-15 0-8/9th ------11th Gavin Arroyo 188 161 227 2011 16-10 1-7/9th ------9th Gavin Arroyo 285 171 225 2012 24-8 4-4/5th 2-1/4th --- 5th Gavin Arroyo 417 278 274 2013 20-14 1-7/T-7th 1-2/6th --- 6th Gavin Arroyo 343 345 287 2014 22-7 7-3/4th 2-1/2nd --- 4th Gavin Arroyo 349 245 225 2015 12-17 2-7/8th 1-2/8th --- 8th Gavin Arroyo 261 290 274 2016 16-9 3-2/3rd 2-1/3rd --- 8th Gavin Arroyo 274 191 175

Totals 610-576-3 129-203 41-59-5 19-14 10,510 7,610 9,599 (From 1993-1999 men’s water polo had 2-point goals. The 2-point goal numbers are in parentheses)

26 ALL-TIME HONORS ALL-AMERICANS Nolan McConnell 2013 Nathan Allard 2003 FIRST TEAM Pavo Ljepopio 2013, 2014 Brett McCleave 2004 Jerry Ray 1968 Dimitrios Lappas 2014 Jay Gerardi 2006 Bob Saari 1968 Dan Matulis 2014 Dan Matulis 2012 Gary Drent 1969, 1970 Ricardo Guimares 2014 Duncan Lynde 2016 Bob Shupp 1969, 1970 Austin Stevenson 2016 Pat Yelovich 1969 ALL-CONFERENCE Doug Kimbell 1981 FIRST TEAM THIRD TEAM Phil Castillo 1985 Bob Schupp 1969 Jeff Colyer 1996 Kyle Kopp 1988, 1989 Pat Yelovich 1969 Jeff Colyer 1997 Mike Burke 1991 Steve Wagner 1970 Corey Dolley 1999 Chris Segesman 2000, 2001 Irwin Okmura 1970 Justin Jewell 2001 Bob Schupp 1970 Nathan Allard 2002 SECOND TEAM Steve Wagner 1971 Aaron Holloway 2002 Bob Farnell 1968 Jeff Powell 1973 Jay Gerardi 2005 Terry Munson 1972 Dan Matthies 1975 Brett McCleave 2005 Sean Buckner 1976 Paul Wawrzynski 1976 Steve MacKenzie 2007 Paul Wawrzynski 1976 John Swanson 1976 Derek Wiebe-Bailey 2008 Bob Dolan 1981 Scott Weir 1979 Ash Blythen 2008 Guy Baker 1983 Doug Kimbell 1980 Dimitrio Lappas 2015 Jim Birdsell 1983 Doug Kimbell 1981 Doug Bolicek 1986 Bob Dolan 1981 HONORABLE MENTION Kyle Kopp 1987 Jon Peterson 1982 Mike Faulkner 1971 Mike Burke 1989, 1990 Steve Byers 1983 Sean Buckner 1977 Jeff Colyer 1998 Jim Birdsell 1983 Chi Kredell 1990 Aaron Holloway 2002 Phil Castillo 1985 Duff Harold 1991 Nathan Allard 2003 Doug Bolicek 1986 Greg Finley 1995 Brett McCleave 2005 Kyle Kopp 1987 Jeff Rose 1995 Dan Matulis 2012 Robert Williams 1987 Robert Smith 1999 Zacchary Kappos 2014 Kyle Kopp 1988 Justin Jewell 2000 Nolan McConnell 2014, 2016 James Makshanoff 1988 Nathan Allard 2001 Kyle Kopp 1989 Aaron Holloway 2001 THIRD TEAM Mike Burke 1989 Scott Miller 2001 Tim Cook 1968 Mike Burke 1990 Erik Geoffroy 2002 Aubrey Miller 1968 Mike Burke 1991 Erik Geoffroy 2003 Dennis Putman 1968 Chi Kredell 1993 Brad Scoles 2004 Scott Weir 1979 Chris Segesman 1999 Reid Tomassi 2004 Doug Kimbell 1980 Chris Segesman 2000 Travis Buchanan 2007 Grant Jeffries 1981 Chris Segesman 2001 Jake Kinne 2007 Steve Byers 1983 Zacchary Kappos 2014 Clint Wilson 2007 James Makshanoff 1988 Nolan McConnell 2014, 2016 Jeff Greenwood 2009 Chi Kredell 1993 Aleksandar Petrovic 2009 Kip Parsons 1995 SECOND TEAM Nick Rascon 2010 Jeff Colyer 1997 Joe Godbout 1969 Aleksandar Petrovic 2011 Erik Geoffroy 2003 Gary Drent 1970 Nolan McConnell 2012 Brett McCleave 2004 Mitch Ivey 1970 Balint Meszaros 2012 Dimitrios Lappas Bob Schroeder 1971 Nick Rascon 2012 2015 Donald Watson 1972 Spencer White 2012 HONORABLE MENTION Mike Kennedy 1972 Zacchary Kappos 2013 Larry Bender 1968 Mike Kennedy 1973 Pavo Ljepopio 2013 Dick Oliver 1968 Jerry Lozano 1973 Pavo Ljepopio 2014 Pat Yelovich 1968 Randy Rados 1973 Ricardo Guimares 2014 Irwin Okumura 1969, 1970 Mike Hollister 1975 Dimitrios Lappas 2014 Mike Moulin 1970 Randy Rados 1975 Dimitrios Lappas Steve Wagner 1970 Steve Shaw 1975 2015 Sean Buckner 1978 Sean Buckner 1976 Alan Korsgaden 1978 Tim Shaw 1976 Jim Birdsell 1981 Alan Korsgaden 1977 Phil Castillo 1983 Tim Shaw 1977 Bob Ratkovic 1985 Sean Buckner 1978 Robert Williams 1987 Scott Weir 1978 MPSF NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR Steve Laughlin 1989 Alan Korsgaden 1978 Brett McCleave 2004 Chi Kredell 1991 Bob Dolan 1980 Mark Napier 1992 Jim Birdsell 1981 MPSF COACH OF THE YEAR Greg Finley 1995 Grant Jeffries 1981 Gavin Arroyo 2014 Jefferson Hall 1996 Phil Castillo 1983 Aaron Holloway 2001 Bob Ratovic 1985 GCC PLAYER OF THE YEAR Nathan Allard 2002 Robert Williams 1988 Nolan McConnell 2016 Erik Geoffroy 2002 Mike Burke 1988 Jay Gerardi 2005, 2006 Darin Blizzard 1989 Travis Buchanan 2007 Thorpe Logemann 1991 Jake Kinne 2007 Chi Kredell 1991 Steve MacKenzie 2007 Mark Napier 1992 Balint Meszaros 2012 Kip Parsons 1993 Nick Rascon 2012, 2014 Kip Parsons 1995 Spencer White 2012 Patrick Cochran 1999 Zacchary Kappos 2013 Chris Segesman 1999

27 OLYMPIANS, FORMER COACHES & ALL-TIME VS. OPPONENTS Olympians Coaches vs. Opponents 1956 - Melbourne, Australia (1975-present) Robert Horn Air Force...... 30-6 1960 - Rome, Italy Arizona...... 4-1 Ron Crawford Arkansas-Little Rock...... 1-0 Robert Horn Army...... 1-0 Charles McIlroy Brown...... 7-1 1964 - Tokyo, Japan Bucknell...... 6-0 Ron Crawford Cal Baptist...... 9-0 Charles McIlroy California...... 7-80 1968 - Mexico City, Mexico Cal Lutheran...... 2-0 Steve Barnett Cal Poly Pomona...... 3-1 Ron Crawford Cal State Fullerton...... 21-2 Cal State Hayward...... 2-0 1972 - Munich, West Germany Cal State Los Angeles...... 12-0 Steve Barnett (Bronze) Chaminade...... 1-0 Tom Hermsted (referee) Jim Schultz 6 Years (1969-1974) Chapman...... 4-0 1976 - Montreal, Canada Claremont-Mudd-Scripps...... 10-0 Rick Azevedo (Brazil) Colorado State...... 1-0 Bill Frady (referee) Concordia (Calif.)...... 2-1 Tom Hermstad (referee) Fresno Pacific...... 3-0 Tim Shaw (swimming/Silver) Fresno State...... 34-7 1980 - Boycotted Iona...... 2-0 Ken Lindgren (coach-men) Johns Hopkins...... 1-0 1984 - Los Angeles, USA LaVerne...... 5-0 Bill Frady (referee) Loyola (IL)...... 3-0 Ken Lindgren (coach/Silver) Loyola Marymount...... 25-11 Tim Shaw (Silver) Massachusetts...... 2-0 1988 - Seoul, South Korea MIT...... 2-0 Dave Almquist (coach-men) New Mexico...... 2-0 Bill Barnett (coach) Navy...... 11-2 Tom Hermstad (referee) Occidental...... 8-0 Doug Kimbell (Silver) Pacific...... 48-30 1992 - Barcelona, Spain Ken Lindgren Pepperdine...... 34-69 Guy Baker (coach-men) 24 Years (1975-1998) Pomona-Pitzer...... 10-0 Bill Barnett (coach-men) Career Record: 335-338-3 Princeton...... 7-1 Doug Kimbell Queens College...... 2-0 Redlands...... 8-0 1996 - Atlanta, USA San Francisco...... 1-0 Ricardo Azevedo (coach-men) San Diego State...... 6-0 Kyle Kopp San Jose State...... 8-1 Ken Lindgren (official) Santa Clara...... 6-0 2000 - Sydney, Australia Stanford...... 9-67-1 Guy Baker (coach-women) St. Francis (NY)...... 6-2 Kyle Kopp UCLA...... 19-72-1 Chi Kredell UC Davis...... 21-3 Ken Lindgren (coach-women) UC Irvine...... 30-77-1 2004- Athens, Greece UC Riverside...... 6-0 Rick Azevedo (coach-men) UC San Diego...... 51-17 Guy Baker (coach-women) UC Santa Barbara...... 50-46 Kyle Kopp (coach-women) UC Santa Cruz...... 6-1 Chris Segeman USC...... 22-67 2008- Beijing, China Rick Azevedo Vanguard...... 1-0 Guy Baker (coach-women) 7 Years (1999-2005) Whittier...... 6-0 Kyle Kopp (coach-women) Career Record: 107-96 Yale...... 1-0 28 ALL-TIME ROSTER (1967-PRESENT)

A-A-A Scott Butler 2008 Patrick Ecker 2001-03 Tom Grimm 1967 Brock Jones 2002 Daniel Abraham 1997 Steve Byers 1979-83 Jim Eckstrom 1977 Shane Griswold 1981 David Johnson 2001 Alex Accetta 1973 Dave Byrnes 1977 Dan Egan 1985 Matt Gruneisen 1985-89 Jory Johnson 2008 Tony Adair 1998-00 Eric Elder 1985-86 Brian Guerin 1999 Kent Johnson 1978-79 Brett Adams 2000-01 C-C-C Travis England 1991-94 Ricardo Guimares 2013-14 Ron Johnson 1984 Brett Adolph 1997-01 Steven Cagle 2015- John Epperson 1975 Jim Guthrie 1977 Tim Johnson 1984 Bruno Adoric 2001-03 Kareem Captan 2002-03 Ron Ereon 1970 Juan Gutierrez 1980 Ed Johnstone 1973-75 Max Aguilar 2001 Robin Carden 1978-79 Troy Junkin 1982-86 Ralph Aiken 1972-74 Kellyn Carlson 1999-02 F-F-F H-H-H George Alberson 2008 John Carpenter 1978 Joey Fabian 2011-14 Jack Hale 2001 K-K-K Erik Albertson 1988-91 Adam Carter 1995-98 Jason Falitz 2000 Gary Hall 1972 Ed Kabelitz 1981 David Alef 1991 Jay Carter 2013- Bob Farnell 1968 Jefferson Hall 1995-96 Mitch Kahn 1981-82 Kyle Alhart 2015- Mark Carter 1973 Matt Farrington 2008-10 Damon Hannaman 1991-93 Chandler Kaltenbach 2014- Nathan Allard 1999-03 Curtis Casper 2016- Garry Farris 1971 Glen Hanker 1995-96 Garrett Kaltenbach 2014 Fernando Alvarez 1982 Phil Castillo 1982-85 Mark Faulkner 1971 Duff Harold 1990-91 Troy Kaltenbach 2014- Chris Ames 1985-87 Alan Chacon 1979 Serafin Faustino 1967-68 Scott Harper 1977-78 Eyal Kanitz 1983-84 Derek Anderson 2012-14 Kevin Chaney 1977 Bryce Felloney 1999-00 Spencer Harris 1990-92 Zacchary Kappos 2012-2015 Johnathan Anderson 1997-98 Tony Chanove 1988-89 Joaquin Felsmann 1994-95 Ian Haskins 1982 Sinan Karatay 2011-2012 Robert Anderson 1979 Derrick Chapman 1991 Russell Ferreira 2014 Mike Hayden 1973 Nevin Kay 2008 Tyler Anderson 2006 Griffin Chappell 2015 Chris Filice 1980 Rick Hawkins 1985 Bob Keigh 1969 Chris Arrington 1983-84 Eric Chasse 2013-14 Pavle Filipovic 2007-2008 Steve Henley 1972 Mike Kennedy 1972-73 John Ash 1972 Nick Chico 1972 John Filipponi 2000-04 Greg Henneman 2006-07 Dan Kent 1973 Scott Ashby 1983 Dan Christy 1969 Bruce Fike 1989-90 Dwight Henninger 1977-78 Matt Kidwell 2010 Tim Ault 1993-95 Doug Chritensen 1983 Greg Finley 1994-95 Ross Herman 1983 Tom Kiesewetter 1975-76 Ken Austin 1971 Brent Clark 1969 Brendan Fitzgerald 2005 Onesimo Hernandez 2002 Douglas Kimbell 1980-81 Ricardo Azevedo 1978-79 Chris Clark 1977 Brian Flint 1982-85 Dave Hewit 1981-82 Doug Kimberly 1981 Steve Clark 1977 Kevin Flint 1982-85 Tom Higgins 1977 Jake Kinne 2007-2008 B-B-B Travis Cleland 2009-12 Reed Flocks 1969 Kyle Hildebrand 1993 Travis King 2005 Jans Baltgalvis 1993 Jason Cloud 2002-05 Andy Forney 1982-84 Brian Hill 1984-85 Bob Kirkland 1972 Guy Baker 1983 Taylor Clute 2008-10 John Foster 2003-05 Mike Hollister 1975-76 Jake Kinser 2011 Nemanja Bakic 2016- Patrick Cochran 1999 Rich Foster 1971-72 Aaron Holloway 1998-02 Jason Kochel 2009 Carl Balsillie 1967-68 Neil Cole 1979 Mike Fountain 1988 Thomas Honig 1969 Brady Kocher 1999 Craig Banks 1972 Adam Collins 1996-00 Joel Francisco 1986-88 Geoffr Hoover 1988 Jordan Koeppen 2008-10 Robert Barker 1969 Jeff Colyer 1995-98 Carlo Franzia 1998 Kevin Hopp 1977 Justin Koeppen 2006-09 Craig Barko 1973 Mike Conroy 1975-79 Thomas Freeman 2015- Charles Horn 1998 Michail Konstas 2000-03 Blake Bartak 2003-04 Tim Cook 1967-68 Tim Freeman 1983 Paul Hughes 1969 Kyle Kopp 1987-89 Kaveh Bastani 2006-08 Chris Costa 1985-86 Ofer Freidman 1982 Jay Huneke 1967-68 Nick Korsgaden 2003-07 Mark Beatty 1979 Brian Costanza 1989-92 Steve Friesen 1967 Rinaldo Hunt 1997-98 Alan Korsgaden 1977-78 Nick Becskehazy 2000-03 John Coultrup 1975-76 Jacob Fujioka 2014- James Hutchinson 1979-82 Alan Kraklow 1995 Rick Bejune 2000 Brian Covert 1971-72 Chi Kredell 1989-93 John Bell 1985 Dirk Crawford 1981 G-G-G I-I-I Matthew Kubek 2009-11 Larry Bender 1967-68 Alex Crenshaw 1987-90 Ben Gage 1969 Dale Inskeep 1987 Josip Kukuruzar 2005-06 Eric Benson 2006-07 Anthony Crenshaw 1981-84 Bob Gaviglio 1967-68 Mike Irwin 1969 Travis Benson 2006-07 Terry Cronin 1984 John Geiger 2002 Dusan Ivanovic 2016 L-L-L Bryant Bergeson 1978 Timothy Cronin 1982-84 Phillip Gieger 2005-06 Mitch Ivey 1970 Robert Landel 1978-79 James Birdsell 1979-83 Max Cusator 2014- Rolf Gehrung 1985 Sean Lane 1992-93 Steve Bishop 1967 Joey Gendron 1996-97 J-J-J Dimitrios Lappas 2012-2015 Beau Blacksten 2011-12 D-D-D Joseph Gentner 2001 Larry Larsen 1989-91 Darin Blizzard 1986-89 Phil Darling 1977 Erik Geoffroy 2001-05 Brian James 1983-85 Scott Larson 1986-87 Ashley Blythen 2007-08 Marwan Darwish 2017- Jay Gerardi 2002-06 Tony Jaramillo 1982-83 Sretan Latkovic 2014-2016 Doug Bolicek 1985-86 Derrick Davis 1990-92 Robert Givens 1967 Grant Jefferies 1979-83 Steve Laughlin 1988-91 Mark Boaz 1980 Jim Davis 1967-68 Joe Godbout 1970 Dane Jensen 2000 Hayden Leach 2011-12 Greg Boege 1975 Lee Davis 1984 Leroy Goff 1967 Justin Jewell 1998-01 Randy Leach 1979-83 Mark Boone 1977-78 Tim Dawson 1973 Francisco Gonzalez 2004 Ron Johnson 1983-85 Adam Lee 1993-96 Phil Boortz 1971-72 Thomas Dawson 2008 Andrew Goodenough 2016- Grissom Lee 2006 Guy Borak 1981-83 Alan Debaker 1972 Patrick Goodenough 2013-16 Todd Leeds 1978 Petar Botanovic 2005 Dean Dedmon 1972 Noel Gould 1972 Derek Lefkowith 1996-97 Troy Boydstun 2017- Marc Degan 1972 Chris Graham 1988 William Leonard 1982 Kevin Bradley 2005-06 Kerry DeGroot 1984-85 Dan Grant 1973 Ryan Lindroth 2003-04 Riley Brady 2002-05 Dave Del Grande 1999-03 Greg Gray 1970-72 Shane Lindstrom 1998-99 Peter Brassinga 2017- Mike Del Grande 2004-08 Marc Greenwell 1970 Pavo Ljepopio 2013-2015 Brad Britto 1979 Bob Demshki 1977 Jeff Greenwood 2005-09 Rick Lockman 1967-68 Brian Brown 1996 Dan Derrig 1967-68 Sea Greiner 2007 Pat Logan 2000-03 Roy Buell 1971-72 Mike Dickerson 1985 Lee Griffin Mark Logan 1967-68 Eric Burke 1985 Jeff Dobra 1973 2013- Thorpe Logeman 1990-91 Mike Burke 1988-91 Jack Dodson 2016- Randy Grimm 1967 Kevin Lorber 2006 Travis Buchanan 2003-07 Robert Dolan 1978-81 Sean Buckner 1975-78 Cory Dolley 1998-99 Andy Busch 1984-88 Tim Dornburg 1983-84 Pat Dougherty 1985 Dan Douglas 1984 Gary Drent 1970 Mike Duringer 1970-71 Ron Durkin 1970 James Durley 2000-04 Nick Dutro 1996 Ben Dyke 1971-72

E-E-E 29 ALL-TIME ROSTER (1967-PRESENT)

Tom Lord 1975 Luke Ritter 2015- John Steckel 1969 Steve White 1980 James Lowe 1981 O-O-O Larry Robertson 1975-76 Eric Steele 2006-07 Keegan Wicken 2014- Jerry Lozano 1972-73 Mike O’Donnell 1977-79 Robert Robinson 2010-13 Mark Steenhausen 1993 Trevor Wiens 1993-94 Stefan Ludecke 2004-05 Brian Okazaki 1979 Kurt Robles 1988-89 Sean Steimle 1984 Matt Wiese 1988 Shane Luth 2008-10 Irwin Okumura 1970 Chris Rohm 1974-75 Greg Stephens 1969 Dan Wight 1984 Dick Luther 1969 Dick Oliver 1968 Mike Rohrlach 1967-68 Austin Stevenson 2014- Nolyn Wild 2013 Duncan Lynde 2013- Steve Oliver 1970 Terry Romine 1993-94 Austin Stewart 2015- Robert Williams 1984-88 Glenn Lyon 2008 Thomas Onyshko 2001-05 David Rooks 1997 Bob Stone 1970-71 Clint Wilson 2003-07 Gene Oshiro 1978 Jeff Rose 1991-95 Brent Stone 1984 David Wilson 1997 M-M-M Joseph Orozco 2017- Brett Ross 1977 Dave Story 1971 Jeff Wilson 1985 Bernard Ma 1996 Gordy Oster 1967-68 Drew Roth 1990-91 Ron Strain 1972 Mike Wilson 1969 Sean Mackenzie 2001-03 Tom Overstreet 1985 Andrew Ruga 1998-01 Jared Strong 2014- Mike Wilson 1986-89 Steve Mackenzie 2006-07 Paul Rummler 1967-68 Craig Stuart 1990 Stan Wirtz 2004 James Makshanoff 1987-88 P-P-P Michael Ryno 1979-82 Steve Stuart 1979-80 Bill Wood 1969 Bryan Malas 1988 Brent Paine 1973-74 S-S-S Dennis Sutherland 1993 Neil Wood 1988 Eric Markle 2002-05 Steve Pal 1984 Bob Saari 1967-69 Sam Working 2008 Ken Martens 1967-68 Jason Palda 1999-03 Satoshi Sakata 2004-05 T-T-T David Martindale 1997-00 Mike Palmer 1977 Mathew Sakatani 1997-98 Mark Tanzillo 1980-81 Robert Mason 1978 Brett Paolinelli 1997 Zed Salloum 1999-01 Carter Taylor 2009-13 Bob Mather 1972 Mark Parker 1992 Charles Sargent 1972 Ian Taylor 1994 Will Mathison 2010-13 Bill Parks 1972 Matt Sary 1984-88 Andras Telegdy 2014- Justin Matsuno 1997-00 Matt Parolini 2006-07 Brian Schiefer 2009-12 Brian Thompson 1994 Dan Matthies 1974-76 Kip Parsons 1992-95 Peter Schneck 1994 Lonny Thompson 1980 Dan Matulis 2010-14 John Pearce 1997 Karl Schott 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