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See CSUN, p.3A Santa Barbara jumped out to a jumpedtoBarbaraoutSanta A andsplitA some satisfaction. “I’m real pleasedwithwaythereal “I’m That’s That’s what the UCSB base­ Senior third baseman Rich By Jason Masini Stiff Writer Homer Gives UCSB a Split Ninth Inning With CSUN 17 17 hits in the game. UCSB UCSB Head Coach A1 Ferrer Northridge, winning 11-8 onSa­winning Northridge, 11-8 said. said. “We swung tremely the well and bat we were very ex­ clutch. It was good backcome behind.”afterfalling to see us 3-0 lead onMarco Contreras Matador (5-4) starter in the ball team got and what it feels af­ feels andwhatgotitteam ball StateCal with #23 games two ter day’s contest. Haarwasthe hero Saturday’s of of the year, with the score tied Gauchos smackedout (22-26-1) the team played this weekend,” turday and losing 12-5 in Fri­ team-leadinghomehisrun, 14th first inning. Wynter Phoenixwas Wynterinning. first win, blasting out a three-run 6-6 in the ninth inning. The

Lucius Davis, now playing in Greece, has picked up right where he left off. SWEET LU: GERRY MELENDEZ/Daily Nexus MELENDEZ/Daily GERRY MONDAY See LEAGUE, p.2A KelliSchott fires in another pitch against May 10,1993 # 5 UNLV. The Gauchos were swept a t home by the Rebels. SCHOTTINARM:THE

laying in front of thousandsfrontofandinsometimesscreaming of laying deafening fans in the basketballare—for teammen’s Thunderdome,months outUCSB few a members of thethe — centersyearattention ofevery of andat in UCSB But when their days as Gauchos come to a close, many of these ofGauchosmany as when close,their a daysButto come Unless, of course, you are Brian Shaw. The formerGauchowas The Shaw. Brianare you course, of Unless, Shaw was Mr. Everything during his two years at UCSB. In his his In atUCSB. years duringtwo Everything his Mr. was Shaw But not former every Gaucho has been able to remain in the Currently, six formerGauchosbasketballsuccessful havingare six Currently, Scott Fisher (UCSB was 1982-86) named the Most Valuable Conner Henry (1982-86) a is Australiaplaying inafterplaying is VaughnsBrian playing (1986-87) in Spain. Mike Doyle (1987-88) is playing in France. P Eric McArthur (1986-90) led his team to its second straight seasonfinishedfirstGreece,justin his (1988-92) Davis Lucius Several Several other Gauchos also have played professionally since the Santa Barbara community. players also seemtoalso disappear,players and their adoringfensneverhear drafted in the firstround ofthe 1988 DraftNBA bythe laterwastraded He . tothe Heat, whereMiami fin­ just he ished his fifth season in the league. from them again. reboundingppg), assists rpg), (8.7 apg) and(6.1 steals spg). (1.6 ity ended have also found success playing professionalfoundalsoendedbasketballplaying successhave ity secondseasonShaw the led Gauchos(1987-88), scoringin (13.3 spotlight after UCSB. Many of theofspotlight Manyplayerswhose after eligibil­ UCSB. college careers in foreign countries. — — overseas. Australiainthispast Playerseason theforsecond the intime last four years. few few years in Greece. championship in Japan. He led the league in rebounds and blocked shots. where he finished fifth in the league in scoring, averaging PPg- 24.4

See UNLV, p.3A With smiles on their faces andontheirfaces smiles With Inevitably the Rebel offense, “We “We outplayed them ... and The four innings which fol­ Kyriazis groundout puttoUCSB Kyriazis ahead, 2-0. Gauchos took the field in the victory close at hand, the Lady quickly arose and brokeUNLV out with four singles — two of to failed score inUCSB the bot­ contest to extra innings. Santa Barbara squad as several when rally UCSB had a runner on third with one outbut failed had lotsopportunities of towin extrainnings,” Schott said. “It’s seventh. But the sleeping giant which were legged-out hits infield — resulting in two runs. tom theof seventh, sending the lowed were frustrating for the baserunners were left stranded. to score. showed its the muscle.game with a triple throw toscored andwhentherelay right All- butstranded we base runners in been getting so close to the big teams but can’t win.” This included an 11th inning season,thishitting .298 whichis American Tricia Reimke ended was off the mark. frustrating because we have

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Softball Squad Feeling Stranded Stranded After Defeats to Gaucho diamond onday Satur­ armed with a #5 national (22-27 (22-27 overall, 9-19 in the Big was taking(7-10) care ofthings rankingand outto prove thatit was well earned. made The believers Rebels Gauchos, out who heartbreaking games to droppedUNLV, of the two Rebels Rebels (34-12-1, 22-7-1) with a both by a 3-2 score. Kim Smith (21-3) Smithand Kim (21-3) ended up nings of work with Tittle diffi­ culty. Gaucho ace Kelli Schott on the mound by blanking the driv­ atthewell, plateas it doing surance run in the fifth. Melen- drez singled off Rebel pitcher West) West) cruised through six in­ ing in teammate Margo Melen- drez in the first inning. at third aftertwo throw­ UNLV ing errors. The basemanscoredKrissy laterona Gaucho third goodpitches.of mix Schottwas

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Continued from p.lA has been pleased with the with an agent, Bill Duffy, Greece for an estimated their careers ended at choices and successes of and signed a free agent six-figure salary and is cur­ UCSB. Included in that many of his players. contract with the NBA’s rently weighing his op­ group are Carrick DeHart “The NBA is a dream of New York Knicks. tions for next year. (1986-90), who played one all players, just “The tryout camps did “I’m not totally sure ab­ year in New Zealand and like Major League Base­ help me get seen, espe­ out my plans for next year, then one year in the CBA; ball is a dream of all base­ cially when I was in New but there is a good chance Bob Erbst (1989-91), who ball players,” Pimm said. York and then when I was I might end up back in played in Germany; and "The thing that I’m most with Seattle playing in a Greece,” Davis said. Gaiy Gray (1987-91), who most proud of is that the summer league in Utah,” “There are some oppor­ played for a team in guys have all been realistic said Davis, who is now tunities for me opening up England. about their goals. They home in San Jose for a vac­ in Spain right now. I Each of these players achieve their goal of a de­ ation. “A lot of overseas wouldn’t mind going to has had the dream of play­ gree and chase their scouts were there check­ Spain, but Greece is a ing in the NBA. But they dream. But they don’t put ing the players out and it good situation for me. I’m all cannot be Brian Shaws. all their eggs in one basket. did help me because it let getting paid well there, but UCSB men’s basketball That is very rewarding for them see that I could play I’m playing for a small Head Coach a coach. They all realize at a high level of team and I believe I can says he always prepares his there is life after competition.” play for a bigger team at players for life after basketball.” Davis eventually signed Gaucho basketball, and The most recent a contract to play in See LEAGUE, p.3A

GRAY AREA: A fter leaving UCSB Gary Gray took his talents to England where he played fora club team. Gaucho to find success State’s Lucious Harris for playing professionally is the honor. During that Davis. He picked up in season, Davis averaged Greece right where he left 22.2 ppg and grabbed 6.1 off at UCSB, averaging rebounds per contest. 24.4 points and five re­ Davis’ trek to Greece bounds per game overseas. was quite similar to that of In his final season with other former Gauchos. He the Gauchos in 1991-92, competed in an NBA tiy- Davis was not only the out camp last summer, team’s most valuable where he could show off player, but also the Big his wares to scouts from

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$5.00 c .______— ______- — - , CLIP AND SAVE, Daily Nexus Monday, May 10,1993 3 A CSUN: Gauchos Manage a Split in Weekend Doubleheader With Matadors Continued from p.lA However, just as before, plate Janke, and Elliot plate, a .786 average. Wol­ biggest hits were Chris Ol­ had an excellent chance to hit by a pitch to start the the Matadors came back then singled to score Wol­ ger went 3-4 including a sen’s two-run double and cut deeper in the seventh game and Matt Bokemeier to tie the game again, this ger and give UCSB the double and raised his aver­ Joey Arnold’s grand slam when Janke drew a leadoff followed with a single. Af­ time with a three-run cushion it needed. age to .353. off UCSB starter Janke walk and Wolger followed ter a pop-out, Jared Janke seventh inning off reliever “He [Contreras] threw The Gauchos were who left after pitching 2.2 with a double. But the next smashed a single that Brian Stevenson, who had me two sliders in the previ­ ahead 2-0 after three in­ innings and giving up eight three Gaucho hitters scored Phoenix, and Zach come in for starter Pat ous at-bat, so I was sitting nings on RBI singles from runs, all earned. struck out against North- Elliot foUowed with an Bennett in the previous on the slider,” Haar said. Bokemeier and Haar, but Santa Barbara cut into ridge starter Johnny Najar RBI double that plated inning. “He threw a good pitch, CSUN exploded in the CSUN’s lead with two (5-2) and CSUN cruised Bokemeier and Janke. That set up the but I went down and got it. bottom half of the frame runs in the fifth inning and the rest of the way in the CSUN would come Gauchos’ five-run ninth It was nice to make some with nine runs. The two one more in the sixth and 12-5 win. back to tie the game with inning that started with good contact and get it in single runs in the second, Doug Smaldino’s walk fol­ the air since I hadn’t done pitched a complete game knocked home Melen- third and fourth innings, lowed by a fielder’s choice. that aU weekend.” but was victimized by two drez. The other run came but once again UCSB ex­ Bokemeier’s walk then set In Friday’s game the two LEAGUE unearned runs. when Annjanette Vitulli tended its lead to three the table for Haar’s biggest bright spots for Continued from p.lA UNLV pitcher Amie scored on an error. with a three-run fifth in­ 420-foot heroics, but UCSB were the bats of UCSB appeared worn Stewart, who improved “It’s hard to go 12 in­ ning as Janke blasted out a UCSB wasn’t finished as Bokemeier and Wolger. out when it came time for her record to 12-11, was nings and lose and then be three-run round-tripper Janke (3-5, with four RBIs) Bokemeier went 4-for-5 in the nightcap, and four touched for Gaucho runs able to get up for the sec­ after Bokemeier (3-4) and followed with a triple. the game and including Gaucho errors reflected in the third and fourth in­ ond game,” explained Haar had singled with two Mike Wolger (3-5) Saturday’s game has gone this. Santa Barbara hurler nings. Stewart gave up one Schott “They just didn't outs. crushed an RBI double to 11 for his last 14 at the Stacy Atwood (8-6) earned run when Kyriazis give up.

years. are talking about.” Ray Kelly, Idris Jones, “I’m young right now, Many former Gauchos Mike Meyer and Paul UNLV but I would like to give the have taken steps towards Johnson — all maintain Continued from p.lA league [NBA] another successful careers away that dream. Meyer, how­ this moment.” shot, maybe after my con­ from basketball. Among ever, is likely to put his Not quite the pushover tract runs out in Greece,” those players are Brian $5,000 NCAA Postgradu­ of some other overseas Davis said. “If I can’t get a Johnson (1984-86), who is ate Scholarship to good leagues, there was some crack at the league I’ll con­ a counselor at Devereaux use right away for study at formidible opposition in tinue to play overseas in School; Carlton Daven­ the university or profes­ Greece this past season, Europe. Hopefully, I’ll fig­ port (1985-89), who is an sional school of his including former NBA ure out a way to obtain my elementary school choice. players Roy Tarpley, Wal­ degree and go into other teacher; Doug Olsen As for Kelly, Jones and ter Berry, Rod Higgins and fields.” (1986-90), who works for Johnson, they are likely Cliff Livingston. But Davis Academics have always a pharmaceutical firm in going to play in a profes­ must weigh his career op­ been stressed by the the Bay Area; John Sayers sional basketball summer tions against those of his Gaucho coaching staff (1989-91), who is student league at the Bren Center expanding family. during Pimm’s 10 years at teaching in San Jose; and at UC Irvine, according to “I’m married now and UCSB for the situation DeHart, who is the career Pimm. This league in­ my wife is expecting, so the that Davis might soon face guidance director for the cludes not only NBA only thing I’m really con­ — life after basketball. Santa Barbara Boys Club. hopefuls, but also many cerned about is my family “Academics are dis­ Although there are op­ NBA rookies and reserves. and how it affects my fam­ cussed, not from the tions for UCSB basketball The teams are coached by ily,” Davis said. “If it standpoint of staying eligi­ players outside of basket­ NBA coaches. doesn’t affect my family, it ble, but staying in conver­ ball once they get their de­ “Many foreign reps doesn’t matter where I’m sations when they are out gree from UCSB, many watch these games and sc­ at.” of basketball,” Pimm said. Gauchos still hold onto outs from foe CBA are Davis does admit, “I tell them to stay in­ that dream of one day there too,” Pimm said. though, that a shot at the formed in all subjects so playing in the NBA. “They have to be seen and HEATING UP: Brian Shaw set an NBA record for NBA is certainly in his they don’t have to feel like The four starting seniors all of them haye expressed most three-point shots made in a game this year. plans for the next several they don’t know what they on this past year’s squad— interest in playing.” Your Summer Fun Sports Ou tlet.' Us First For. Camping/Backpacking SALES • SERVICE • RENTALS

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