2004-05 MEDIA GUIDE Table of Contents Quick Facts Index / Quick Facts / Roster

PAGE INFORMATION 2004-05 MEDIA GUIDE Table of Contents Quick Facts Index / Quick Facts / Roster ...... 1 University Facts 2004-05 Preview ...... 2 Location ...... Los Angeles, CA Head Coach Alex Galvan ...... 4 2004-05 Player Bios...... 5 Founded ...... 1911 2003-04 Final Results ...... 8 Enrollment ...... 8,300 All-Time Roster ...... 9 Nickname ...... Lions All-Time WCC Results ...... 10 National Affiliation ...... NCAA Division I All-Time Honors ...... 10 Men’s Golf Yearly Results...... 11 Conference...... West Coast Conference Golf Records...... 14 President ...... Rev. Robert B. Lawton, S.J. Facilities / President / AD ...... 15 Athletic Director...... Dr. William Husak General Info / Directions...... 16 Welcome to LMU ...... 17 The Colleges ...... 18 Men’s Golf Facts The LRC...... 19 Head Coach ...... Alex G. Galvan Compliance / Administration...... 20 Alma Mater...... Loyola Marymount (1982) Los Angeles ...... IBC Career Record...... Third Season Credits: Office Phone...... (310) 258-8619 The 2004-05 Men's Golf Media Office Fax ...... (310) 338-5915 Guide is a product of the LMU Letterwinners Returning / Lost ...... 5 / 3 Athletic Media Relations Office. Photography provided by Glenn Newcomers ...... 3 Cratty, Jeff Golden and Dave Hill, Sports Information Director ...... John Shaffer with LA photos courtesy of the Los Angeles Convention and Visitors Office Phone...... (310) 338-7643 Bureau. The Hollywood Sign™ & Office Fax ...... (310) 338-2703 © 2001 Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, licensed by Global Website...... www.LMULions.com Icons LLC, all rights reserved. Address...... One LMU Drive Additional copies of this guide are available for $5 each...... Los Angeles, CA 90045 2004-05 Men’s Golf Roster Name Hr. Wt. Yr-Exp Hometown (Previous School) Jeremy Bovill 5-9 140 FR-HS Agoura Hills, CA/Agoura HS Jason D'Amore 5-11 185 FR-HS Manhattan Beach, CA/Mira Costa HS Dean Delaye 5-8 145 JR-2V Seattle, WA/Eastside Catholic HS Gregg Gauvin 5-10 175 FR-HS Valencia, CA/Valencia HS Peter Heilbron 6-2 175 SR-1V West Hills, CA/Pima Community College Chaz Inouye 5-9 160 JR-2V Wailuku, HI/St. Anthony HS Brendan von Doehren 6-0 170 SO-1V Auburn, WA/Nevada-Reno Jason Wilk 6-0 150 SO-1V Agoura Hills, CA/Westlake HS

HEAD COACH: Alex G. Galvan (Loyola Marymount, 1982) - Third Season

Jeremy Jason Dean Gregg Peter Chaz Brendan Jason BOVILL D’AMORE DELAYE GAUVIN HEILBRON INOUYE von WILK Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Junior Sophomore DOEHREN Sophomore Sophomore

MEN’S GOLF 1 2004-05 SEASON PREVIEW

Junior Chaz Inouye became the first Lion to earn consecutive All-WCC honors after an 8th place finish in 2004.

MAKING STRIDES With top golfers returning combined with one of the program’s best recruiting classes, the Lions’ look to make strides in the WCC.

hen taking a first glance at the Loyola playing four years of golf in 1982. "With the play- Marymount University men’s golf team ers we have returning and the three young fresh- Wand thier two straight fifth place finishes man that will be joining our program, we have a in the last pair of West Coast Conference chance to continue our improvement and make a Championships, one might wonder what has third statement in the WCC." year coach Alex Galvan so excited. The foundation for the Lions’ success in 2004- In one word, talent. In last year’s WCC 05 will be in two-time All-WCC selection Chaz Championships, the Lions had their top four play- Inouye. The junior led the Lions in low average a ers all finish in the top 20, a first in program histo- year ago and became the first player in LMU history. On top of that, Galvan and the Lions return their ry to earn consecutive all-conference accolades. He top two performers a year ago and have five return- also became just the third Lion to earn a pair of ing letterwinners from a squad that should mass top-10 finishes in his career, the first to do it in improvement in the WCCs. Add all of that to one of back-to-back seasons. He finished the season with the best recruiting classes in the program’s history, a 75.19 average. one can’t blame the excitement. Joining Inouye as the number two low scorer "We showed some great signs, as a team, in for the Lions is sophomore Brendan von Doehren. improving in our overall play last year," said As a true freshman von Doehren finished 17th at Galvan, who joined the team as head coach in the the WCC Championships and seemed to get better summer of 2002 and graduated from LMU after as the season progressed. His 71 in the second

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round of the WCCs was his best of the season as he that Galvan considers very balanced. LMU will play finished with a 77.22 average. five tournaments in the fall and five more in the In addition to Inouye and von Doehren, the spring, including the WCC Championships on April Lions return three others who gained valuable 10-12 at Saddle Creek Golf Course. experience from a year ago. After turning heads as “It was important for us to balance the schedule a freshman in 2003, junior Dean Delaye had a rol- to play an equal number in the fall and spring,” said larcoaster of a season a year ago and his improved Galvan. “We have a great combination of some new play with the consistent progress of Inouye and von tournaments and invitationals we have played in Doehren will be a key for 2004-05. before that will really give our players a chance to “The continued improvement by our returning grow and compete for the WCC title.” players will be important to our season,” said The season begins on Sept. 16 in a trip to the Gold Galvan. “We need them to not only improve on the Rush hosted by UCLA at the PGA Southern Golf Club. course but in leadership of our young team. We The fall slate also includes the Vandal Fall Classic have a very talented group of players who have a (Sept. 24-27) hosted by the University of Idaho, the great attitude and work ethic. They are the reason I Nestle Prina Classic (Oct. 10-12) hosted by Missouri, am excited about this season.” the Santa Clara Men’s Invitational (Oct. 24-26) and Senior Peter Heilbron and sophomore Jason the CSUN/Countrywide Home Loans Intercollegiate Wilk also return for the Lions. Heilbron finished (Nov. 7-9). 37th in the WCCs after playing with a back injury The spring season will begin with the LMU hosted most of the spring campaign. Wilk appeared in Carson Daly Intercollegiate in February. Heading into three tournaments as a true freshman in 2003-04. the WCCs the Lions will then play in the Braveheart Joining the Lions is a trio of freshman who Classic (Feb. 27-Mar. 1), the Sacramento State Men’s bring an impressive list of credentials to the pro- Invitational (Mar. 12-14) and the Fidelity National gram. Title hosted by Cal Poly (Mar. 23-25). Mira Coasta High School graduate Jason D’Amore played in the 104th United States Amateur, a USGA Championship played at the famous Winged Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck, NY, in August. He is considered one of the best golfers to ever come out of the Bay Area after winning the league championship twice. Jeremy Bovill and Gregg Gauvin also bring impressive resumes to the program. Bovill was a four-year letterwinner and a three-time All-Marmonte League selection at Agoura Hills High School. He helped his team advance to the CIF Regionals, the CIF Southern Sectionals and the CIF State Finals while playing in numerous national tournaments. Gauvin was also a four-year letterwinner who earned all-league honors his final three seasons at Valencia High School. He helped his team to Southern Sectional finals and a second place finish. The young but talented squad will get tested throughout the 2004-05 season with a schedule

As a freshman, Brendan von Doehren ranked second on the team in stroke average and is part of the Lions’ bright future.

MEN’S GOLF 3 THE COACH HEAD COACH Alex G. Galvan Head Coach Third Season • LMU (‘82)

lex Galvan was challenges,” Galvan said. “I have a lot to learn and Ahired in the sum- will have my hands full. However, I believe I have a mer of 2002 as the lot to give back to this program and I know this head coach of the program will accomplish great things.” men’s golf program Prior to his position at the El Cabellero, Galvan at Loyola Marymount University. He became just was the head golf professional at Tierra Rejada Golf the second head coach of the program in 32 years. Club from 1999 until 2001. The majority of his golf In his first season with the program, the Lions career was spent at Riviera Country Club as the reached new levels of success. Galvan had the assistant golf professional. He spent 18 years at Lions’ first freshman of the year in Chaz Inouye Riviera, which hosted the 1983 and 1995 PGA and just the third Lion to make all-conference hon- Championship and the 1998 Senior United States ors in the WCC. In addition, Mike Farrell won the Open during his tenure. Cougar Invitational, the first player to take first in A full-time member of the PGA, Galvan has more than 10 years. remained active in the sport, shooting his low That success continued in year two as Inouye round of 63 at the La Quinta Moutains Course in repeated as an All-WCC selection, the first in pro- April of 1995. gram history. In addition, the Lions had four players place in the top-20 of the WCC Championships, another first for the program. Inouye became just the third player in LMU history to earn two top-10 finishes in his career, the first to do it in consecutive seasons. Galvan, a 1982 graduate of Loyola Marymount and a four-year letterwinner for the men’s golf program, was a volunteer assistant with the Lions in 2001-02 and became the first full-time coach of the men’s golf team in LMU history. Galvan, who was team captain in 1982, comes to LMU from El Cabellero Club where he was an assistant golf pro. Galvan played for Head Coach Fr. Tom Higgins, who coached from 1970-2002 before Galvan took over. Galvan was named team MVP by coach Higgins in the 1982 season. “It is really an understatement to say that it is an honor to be coaching at Loyola Marymount,” said Galvan. “It is such a privilege to be able to give something back to this institution. A lot has changed since I was here last and this will be a challenge of a lifetime.” This will be Galvan’s first head coaching position as he has served as a golf professional since he graduated LMU. “One of the reasons I took this job is for the

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2004-05 PLAYER BIOS

Jeremy Bovill Dean Delaye 4 45’9” • 140 5’8” • 145 4 4Freshman • HS 4 Junior • 2V 4Agoura Hills, CA 4 Seattle, WA Briefly… Dean Delaye Briefly… Jeremy Bovill enters his first season of col- enters his third season of collegiate golf at LMU...At legiate golf at LMU… High LMU… 2003-04… fin- School… a 2004 graduate of Agoura High School with ished his second season at a 3.42 GPA… a four-year letterwinner and a three- LMU with a 81.38 average… best tournament came at time All-Marmonte League selection… advanced to the Kauai Collegiate Cup, shooting a three-round 226 the CIF Regionals, the CIF Southern Sectionals and to tie for 13th (3/20/04)… best single round came in the CIF State Finals… nationally he has finished the final round of that tournament with a 72… sixth at the FCWT Twelve Bridges Junior 2002-03… finished his freshman campaign with a Championship, 10th in the AJGA Morgan Run Junior stroke average of 78.21, good for fifth on the squad… Championship and 16th at the AJGA Marshallia his best finish came in the two-round Aztec Battle at Ranch Junior Championship… finished third in the the Lake when he placed third with a three-under par Los Angeles City Junior Championships… 141 (Mar. 1-2)… the week prior at the Family Motors Invitational he had his best finish in a three-round Personal… Jeremy Warren Bovill was born on March 4, 1986 in Tarzana, CA… he is the son of Carol tournament with a score of 218 (Feb. 24-25)… fin- and Daniel Bovill… has a sister, Melissa… volun- ished 36th at the WCC Championships with a score of teered with Helping Hand (a dog placement agency) 232... High School… A 2002 graduate of Eastside and raised money for a Leukemia organization… a Catholic High School in Bellevue, WA… finished with Business major. a 3.2 GPA… a four-year letterwinner for Eastside Catholic’s golf team… played for coach Matt O’Rourke… placed fifth in the state of Washington Class AAA championships… was voted as the team’s Jason D’Amore MVP… was a Seattle Metro Champion… was ranked 45’11” • 185 4Freshman • HS 4Manhattan Beach, CA

Briefly… Jason D’Amore begins his first season of collegiate golf at LMU… qualified for the 104th United States Amateur, a USGA Championship played at the famous Winged Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck, NY, this summer… High School…a 2004 graduate of Mira Coast High School with a 3.21 GPA… considered by the Los Angeles Times as one of the best golfers to come out of the Bay League… shot a school- and league-tournament record seven-under-par 65 at Griffith Park's Wilson Golf Course to finish with a school-record 10-under 134 and clinch medalist honors in the Bay League tournament as a senior, winning the tournament twice… qualified for the Southern Section Northern Regional tournament as a senior, winning the tournament as a junior… shot a three-under 68 in 2003 at the Sterling Hills Golf Club in Camarillo… selected the team's most valuable golfer all four years by Coach Bob Timberlake… averaged 35 strokes in nine- hole competitions as a senior… Personal… Jason Anthony D’Amore was born in San Bernadino, CA on March 4, 1986… he is the son of Nancy and Ed Chase and Buck D’Amore… volunteered at the Richstone Family Center… a Business Administration major.

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2004-05 PLAYER BIOS

81st in the nation by a Sagarin Index Rating in Community College and played two seasons for Grant December of 2001… shot a final round 66 to win the Waltke… finished with an average of 75.6 his fresh- Metro Championships... Personal…Dean Andrew man season and improved to 75.1 as a sophomore at Delaye was born on April 24, 1984 in Salem, OR…he Pima… was named team captain both seasons... is the son of Melinda and Dennis Delaye…father High School… A graduate of Calabasas High played golf at Cal Poly Pomona from 1967-69… has School in 2000 with a 3.0 GPA… played for Bill two brothers, Daniel and Darren… was a peer tutor at Bellatty to earn three varsity letters at Calabasas… Eastside Catholic… a Business major. was named team captain last two seasons… earned first-team All-Frontier league as both a junior and DELAYE CAREER STATS senior… was the Coach’s Award winner in final two Rounds: 42 (2003 - 29, 2004 - 13) seasons... Personal… Peter Frank Heilbron was Average: 79.191 (1058, 2268) born on March 18, 1982 in Manhasset, NY… he is the Best Round: 69 (3-1-03) son of Leslie and Louis Heilbron… has one sister, Best Finish: 3rd place • 141/-3 Kathryn… volunteered for a junior golf clinic… a Business and Marketing major. Aztec Battle at the Lake (3-1-03) Best Three-Rounds: 218/+2 • t-20th HEILBRON CAREER STATS Family Motors Invite (2-25-03) Rounds: 16 (2004 - 16) Average: 80.25 Gregg Gauvin Best Round: 74 (8/29/04) 4 5’10” • 175 Best Finish: t-23rd (235) 4 Freshman • HS Kauai Collegiate Cup (3/20/04) 4 Valencia, CA Best Three-Rounds: 225 (t-29th) Briefly… Gregg Gauvin Bulldog Fall Invite (8/29-30) enters his first season of collegiate golf at LMU… High School… a 2004 graduate of Valencia High School with a 3.2 GPA… a four-year letterwinner… earned all- league honors his final three seasons… helped team to Southern Sectional finals and a second place finish… Personal… Greggory Edward Gauvin was born on March 18, 1986 in Valencia, CA… he is the son of Randy and Darlene Gauvin… he has one sister, Brooke… a Business major. Peter Heilbron 46’2” • 175 4Senior • 1V 4West Hills, CA

Briefly… Peter Heilbron will enter his second season of collegiate golf at LMU... missed action in spring due to back injury… worked this summer with LMU alum Bruce Hamilton, who was listed by Golf Magazine as a top-100 golf instructor and coached Corey Pavin, a US Open Champion… At LMU... 2003-04... played in his first two collegiate tournaments in the fall, taking 29th in the Bulldog Invitational with a 225... finished the fall with an 81.6 average... struggled with back injury during spring and finished with 80.25 average… took 37th with a 242 at the West Coast Conference Championships… At CSUSM/Pima CC… Attended Cal State San Marcos in the Fall of 2002 and played for coach Fred Hanover… transferred to Pima

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Chaz Inouye Brendan von Doehren 45’9” • 160 4 6’0” • 170 4Junior • 2V 4 Sophomore • 1V 4Wailuku, HI 4 Auburn, WA Briefly… Chaz Inouye will Briefly… Brendan von play his third season of colle- Doehren enters his second giate golf at LMU… became season of collegiate golf at first LMU golfer to earn back- LMU… transfered from the to-back All-WCC honors with University of Nevada-Reno honorable mention honors in 2004… earned WCC where he did not play golf... At LMU... 2003-04... Freshman of the Year honors in 2003 season... At shot a low round of 73 in the Bulldog Invitational LMU… 2003-04... wrapped up season leading the (9/30/03)... gained confidence as season progressed to Lions with a 75.19 average… finished the Lions’ three finish with a 77.22 average, second best on the fall tournaments with a 74.5 average... took 15th at team… took third at Santa Clara Spring Shootout Countrywide Intercollegiate (10/19/03)... continued (2/9/04)… saved best for last, placing 17th at the impressive play at WCC Championship with an eighth West Coast Conference Championships… shot a per- place finish… shot a second round 68 to finish with a sonal best 71 in the second round to finished with a 218 at the WCCs (4/13/04)… 2002-03… finished three-round 225 (4/13/04) ... High School… the season on a high with a third place finish at the Graduated from Auburn High School in 2002 with a WCC Championships, shooting a one-under 215… 3.7 GPA… was a four-year letterwinner for coach with rounds of 73, 70, and 72, he earned Freshman of Steve Calhoun… was named team captain his final the Year honors along with first-team All-WCC acco- three seasons… earned all-league honors all four lades… his average of 71.6 at the WCC Championship years of high school play… placed third in the state was the lowest in program history… he is the first championships as a senior... Personal… Brendan Lion to earn WCC Freshman of the Year honors and just the third to earn first-team honors… he was the Lions’ top golfer down the stretch, placing 8th in the Grand Canyon Invitational the week prior to the championships with a three-round score of 214… his last four tournaments saw him place no worse than 13th… finished the season with an average of 74.59... High School… A 2002 graduate of St. Anthony High School in Wailuku, Hawaii… finished high school with a 3.9 GPA… a four-year letterwinner for coach Dave Gleason… was named St. Anthony’s Most Outstanding Golfer in 1999… won the 2002 MIL (Maui Interscholastic League) Championship… was also named All-MIL as a freshman…team won the MIL Championship his freshman year... Personal… Chaz Ranson Inouye was born on Feb. 16, 1984 in Wailuku, Hawaii… he is the son of Saundra and Guy Inouye… does not have any brothers or sisters… was active as junior class vice president in high school… a Communications major.

INOUYE CAREER STATS Rounds: 48 (2003 - 27, 2004 - 21) Average: 74.85 (2014, 1579) Best Round: 67 (4-8-03) Best Finish: 3rd Place • 215/-1 WCC Championships (4-15-03) Best Three-Rounds: 214/-2 • t-8th Grand Canyon Invite (4-8-03)

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PLAYER BIOS/2003-04 RESULTS James von Doehren was born on April 16, 1984 in 2003-04 Final Results Renton, WA… he is the son of Jennifer and James von Sept. 8-9 at Fairway Club Invitational Doehren… has one sister, Emily, who plays golf for the Holes: 36 Teams: 14 Place: 13th University of Northern Arizona… volunteered with a Score: 315-321-RO=636 junior golf program at Washington State… swing Individuals (79): Chaz Inouye (156, t-49); Joe Legacy instructor is Joe Thiel… played against teammate (156, t-49); Gavin Witzer (160, t-66th); Jason Wilk Dean Delaye in high school… a Business (164, 72nd) Administration major. Sept. 28-30 at Bulldog Men’s Fall Invite Holes: 54 Teams: 10 Place: 6th VON DOEHREN CAREER STATS Score: 304-302-293=899 Rounds: 22 (2004 - 22) Individuals (67): Chaz Inouye (223, t-22nd); Peter Average: 77.22 (1699) Heilbron (225, t-29th); Joe Legacy (225, t-29th); Best Round: 71 (4/12/04) Brendan von Doehren (226, t-34th); Gavin Witzer Best Finish: t-17th Place • 2225/+9 (224, t-25th) Jason Wilk (243, 64th) Oct. 19-21 at Countrywide Home Loans WCC Champs.(4/13/04) Holes: 54 Teams: 21 Place: 21st Best Three-Rounds: 225/+9 • t-17th Place Score: 308-306-304=918 WCC Champs.(4/13/04) Individuals (119): Chaz Inouye (217, t-15th); Brendan von Doehren (227, t-60th); Gavin Witzer (234, t-97th); Joe Legacy (239, t-106th); Peter Heilbron (256, t-117th) Jason Wilk Feb. 9 at Santa Clara Fall Invitational 46’0” • 150 Holes: 18 Teams: 3 Place: 3rd 4Sophomore • 1V Score: 325 4Agoura Hills, CA Individuals (14): Brendan von Doehren (78, t-3rd); Peter Heilbron (82, t-8th); Chaz Inouye (82, t-8th); Dean Delaye Briefly… Jason Wilk enters (83, t-10th); Joe Legacy (89, 14th) his second season of collegiate Mar. 8-9 at Braveheart Classic golf at LMU... At LMU... Holes: 54 Teams: 16 Place: 16th 2003-04... played in two Score: 326-319-317=962 tournaments with an 81.4 average in the fall season… Individuals (87): Chaz Inouye (229, t-12th); Peter took 46th at the Carson Daly Intercollegiate (46/04)… Heilbron (244, t-66th); Dean Delaye (260, t-86th); best round was a 77 at the Fairway Club Invitational... Brendan von Doehren (246, t-75th); Joe Legacy (249, High School… graduated from Westlake Village 80th) High School with a 3.2 GPA… earned four varsity let- Mar. 19-20 at Kauai Collegiate Cup ters for coach Dave Costley… earned all-area, all-con- Holes: 54 Teams: 6 Place: 6th ference and all league as a junior… was voted team Score: 295-307-309=911 captain as a senior... Personal… Jason Peter Wilk Individuals (30): Dean Delaye (226, t-13th); Joe Legacy was born on June 12, 1985 in Tarzana, CA… he is the (230, t-18th); Brendan von Doehren (230, t-18th); Gavin son of Leslie and Peter Wilk… mother played golf for Witzer (232, 21st); Peter Heilbron (244, t-66th) Cal State Northridge and played in the 2003 US Mar. 24-26 at Fidelity National Title Invitational Women’s Mid-Ametuer while winning 12 Club Holes: 54 Teams: 15 Place: 9th Championships at the Woodland Hills C.C… has one Score: 306-300-317=923 sister, Alison… a Business major. Individuals (78): Joe Legacy (227, t-23rd); Chaz Inouye (228, t-25th); Brendan von Doehren (233, t-41st); Dean WILK CAREER STATS Delaye (228, t-49th); Gavin Witzer (244, 65th) Rounds: 8 Apr. 5-6 at Carson Daly Invitational Average: 83.25 (666) Holes: 6 Teams: 54 Place: 5th Score: 313-294-293=900 Best Round: 77 (9/8/03) Individuals (48): Gavin Witzer (216, t-7th); Chaz Inouye Best Finish: 46th Place / 259 (225, t-18th); Joe Legacy (225, t-18th); Brendan von Carson Daly (4/6/04) Doehren (234, 30th); Jason Wilk (259, 46th); Dean Delaye Best Three-Rounds: 64th Place / 243 (261, 47th) Fairway Club Invite (9/8/03) Apr. 12-13 at WCC Championships Holes: 54 Teams: 8 Place: 5th Score: 295-285-312=892 Individuals (40): Chaz Inouye (219, 8th); Gavin Witzer (224, t-15th); Joe Legacy (244, t-15th); Brendan von Doehren (225, t-17th); Peter Heilbron (242, 37th)

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ALL-TIME ROSTER ALL-TIME ROSTER A•A•A H•H•H N•N•N Matthew Amberson 1986 Bruce Hamilton 1973 Eric Namura 1996-98 Nick Arata 1999-01-02 Mark Harding 1974-77 Elliott Neumayer 1999-01-02-03 B•B•B Peter Heilbron 2004 O•O•O Nicolas Beauvy 1978-81 Matt Heyn 1995-97 Thomas O’Keefe 1958 William Bergmann Jr. 1958 Scott Heyn 1996-00 Michael O’Neill 1978 Jeffrey Biggam 1990 Coach Tom Higgins 1970-02 P•P•P Alvin Borgess 1979 Garth Hintz 1951 Andrew Patterson 2003 Alan Bowslaugh 1960 James Holleran 1961 Michael Piraino 1975 Greg Boylan 1974 Chris Hudson 2002 Tim Pupach 1993-95 Ian Britton 1994-97 David Hunsaker 1992-94 Brian Pytlewski 1992-94 Joseph Brown 1950 I•I•I R•R•R Steven Brutocao 1986 Charles Ibold Jr. 1960 James Razzeto 1979 Clayton Burst 1991 Dan Ingram 1992-93 James Reed 1979 Robert Burns Jr. 1989 Chaz Inouye 2003-04 Joseph Riordan 1955 C•C•C J•J•J Donald Rhee 1999-01-02 Grant Callahan 1993-98 David James 1982 Jon Rocke 1991-92 Bill Cardon 1981 J.J. Johnson 1991-93 Robert Rosenthal 1958 Charles Carry 1959 Scott Jordan 1995-99 S•S•S Patrick Chartrand 1956 K•K•K Chris Schnieders 1988 John Chung 1991-93 Anthony Karrer 1987 John Scrivano 1999 Danny Coral 1991-92 Jeff Keeney 1992-93 Paul Sell 1978 Robert Courtney 1957 Donald Kempf 1986 Lawrence Smith 1954 D•D•D Scott Keys 1983 Craig Snyder 1993-95 Michael Davis 1991 David Kim 1955 Salvator Speno 1999 James DeBoer 1977 Chris King 1974 Michael Stein 1970 Dean Delaye 2003-04 Peter Kohles 1963 Michael Stiefel 1988 Myles Dempsey 1957 L•L•L William Steritz Jr. 1950 Dan Donovan 1992-97 Timothy Lawler 1976 T•T•T Michael Donovan 1983 Joe Legacy 2001-02-03-04 Shawn Tanoue 1992-93 William Donovan 1950 William Lenihan 1960 Chad Towersey 1999-01 William Donovan Jr. 1987 Patrick Loper 1993-97 Brian Turner 1981 Joe Drucker 1992-93 Wally Luciano 1994-99 V•V•V James Dunn 1999 Will Luciano 1999-03 Jeffrey Van Wagenen 1971 Bob Dzioba 1957 Henry Jug Ludwig 1962 Jeff Vistica 1999 F•F•F M•M•M Jack Vollstedt 1961 Mike Farrell 2001-02-03 Jonathan Michaud 2004 John Von Der Ahe 1993-98 Cameron Fife 2001-02 John Maechling 1958 Brendan von Doehren 2004 Daniel Fink 1991 Ken Mahood 1954 W•W•W Mark Foster 1993-96 Ray Maillet 1953 Joel Wallenstein 1982-83 G•G•G Philip Margala 1972 John Walsh Jr. 1954 Michael Gaines 1977-80 James Martin 1992-93 Jason Wilk 2004 Chris Gallagher 2001 Timothy McBride 1986 Brian Williams 1979 John Gallagher 1960 Richard McBride 1957 Gavin Witzer 2001-02-03-04 Alex Galvan 1978-82 Michael McColloch 1972 Y•Y•Y Phil Goswitz 1983 Donlon McGovern 1959 Todd Yoshitake 1980-81 Michael Greaney 1974 Jon McGovern 1991-92 Robert Yurglich 2001 Justin Grilli 1999-01 Tommy McWilliams 2002 Z•Z•Z Scott Grover 1978 John Meichtry 1957 Ralph Zwetow 1957 Michael Grucky 1981 James Mohon 1992-95 Jerry Mook 1957 Dustin Morton 1999-01-02 Thomas Murrin 1960

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WCC RESULTS/HONORS WCC RESULTS Year Finish-Score Location # Top 10 Finishers 1971 8th-675 Silverado CC 36 N/A 1972 4th-642 Las Vegas andDunes CC, NV 36 N/A 1973 6th-646 Las Vegas CC, NV 36 N/A 1974 5th-638 Spring Valley GC/ Milpitas, CA 36 N/A 1975 5th-646 Los Angeles CC, CA 36 N/A 1976 3rd-822 Olympic Club/San Francisco, CA 45 N/A 1977 4th-811 Hidden Valley CC / Reno, NV 45 N/A 1978 4th-821 San Francisco and Olympic CC, CA 36 N/A 1979 N/A DeLaVega G.C./Santa Cruz, CA N/A 1980 4th-635 Seattle/Sahalee CC, WA 36 N/A 1981 5th-805 Walnut Creek GC, CA 45 N/A 1982 6th-676 San Francisco CC, CA 36 N/A 1983 5th-992 Half Moon Bay GC, CA 54 N/A 1984 5th-988 Half Moon Bay GC, CA 54 Mike Stiefel - t9th - 239 Dan Kempf - t9th - 239 1985 T-3rd-978 Half Moon Bay GC, CA 54 Mike Stiefel - t5th - 239 Tony Karrer - 7th - 241 Don Kempf - 8th - 242 1986 7th-985 Half Moon Bay GC, CA 54 None 1987 8th-986 Portland/West Delta, OR 54 None 1988 T-4th-917 Portland/West Delta, OR 54 Eugene Burns - t3rd - 222 John Wiser - t5th - 223 1989 5th-960 Portland/Heron Lakes, OR 54 None 1990 t-5th-953 Half Moon Bay GC, CA 54 None 1991 4th-927 Portland/Heron Lakes, OR 54 None 1992 T-4th-919 La Jolla/Torrey Pines North, CA 54 Brian Pytlweski - t7th - 220 1993 6th-951 Walnut Creek/Boundary Oak, CA 54 None 1994 4th-930 Seaside/Fort Ord Bayonet, CA 54 Brian Pytlweski - 6th - 226 Grant Callahan - 10th - 229 1995 5th-961 Seaside/Fort Ord Bayonet, CA 54 None 1996 6th-622 Seaside/Fort Ord Bayonet, CA 36 Dan Donovan - 8th - 150 1997 6th-936 Seaside/Fort Ord Bayonet, CA 54 Scott Heyn - t4th - 226 1998 7th-915 San Diego/Menifee Lakes CC, CA 54 Wally Luciano - t9th - 220 1999 7th-915 Atascadero/Hunter Ranch CC, CA 54 Will Luciano - t8th - 222 2000 6th-929 Windsor Golf Course 36 Matt Heyn - t7th - 220 2001 7th-928 Windsor Golf Course 36 None 2002 t4th-916 Windsor Golf Course 36 Mike Farrell - t7th - 223 2003 5th-886 Windsor Golf Course 40 Chaz Inouye - 3rd - 215 2004 5th-892 Riverbend Golf Course 40 Chaz Inouye - 8th - 219 ALL-TIME HONORS All-Conference National Scholar-Athletes 1997 - Scott Heyn 2004 - Gavin Witzer, Joe Legacy, Chaz Inouye, Peter 2000 - Matt Heyn Heilbron 2003 - Chaz Inouye 2004 - Chaz Inouye 2003 - Michael Farrell, Joe Legacy, Gavin Witzer, Elliott Neumayer, Andrew Patterson, Chaz Inouye, William Freshman of the Year Luciano 2003 - Chaz Inouye 2002 - Nicholas Arata, Michael Farrell, James Fife, Coach of the Year Thomas McWilliams, Dusty Morton, Elliott Neumayer 2002 - Fr. Thomas Higgins 2001 - Nick Arata, Mike Farrell, Elliott Neumayer Academic All-WCC 2003 - Mike Farrell 2000 - Will Luciano, Justin Grillie, Matt Heyn 2004 - Chaz Inouye 1999 - Will Luciano, John Scrivano

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YEARLY RESULTS YEARLY RESULTS 2003-04 Date Event Place Teams Score Best Round (score) Place Sept. 8-9 at Fairway Club Invitational 13 14 636 Chaz Inouye (156) 49 of 70 Sept. 28-30 at Bulldog Men’s Fall Invite 6 10 899 Chaz Inouye (223) 22nd of 67 Oct. 19-21 at Countrywide Home Loans 21 21 918 Chaz Inouye (217) t-15th of 119 Feb. 9 at Santa Clara Fall Invitational 3 3 325 Brendan von Doehren (78) t-3rd of 14 Mar. 8-9 at Braveheart Classic 16 16 962 Chaz Inouye (229) t-12thof 87 Mar. 19-20 at Kauai Collegiate Cup 6 6 911 Dean Delaye (226) t-13th of 40 Mar. 24-26 at Fidelity National Title Invitational 9 15 923 Joe Legacy (227) t-23rd of 78 Apr. 5-6 at Carson Daly Invitational 5 6 900 Gavin Witzer (216) t-7th of 48 Apr. 12-13 at WCC Championships 5 8 892 Chaz Inouye (219) 8th of 40

2002-03 Date Event Place Teams Score Best Round (score) Place Sept. 13-15 at Yale Fall Intercollegiate 16 18 940 Dean Delaye (229) 27 of 90 Sept. 28-29 at Vandal Fall Classic 11 13 904 Mike Farrell (223) 32 of 78 Oct. 21-22 at Countrywide Home Loans 18 20 946 Farrell/Inouye (231) 41 of 105 Oct. 28-29 at Santa Clara Invitational 10 10 945 Joe Legacy (225) 8 of 53 Feb. 24-25 at Family Motors Invitational 8 17 889 Dean Delaye (218) 20 of 87 Mar. 1-2 at Aztec Battle at the Lake* t-4 9 602 Dean Delaye (141) 3 of 59 Mar. 3-4 at CSU San Marcos Invitational 6 16 883 Make Farrell (209) 1 of 120 Mar. 10-11 at Southern Cal Intercollegiate 5 16 903 Chaz Inouye (221) 11 of 48 Mar. 17-18 at San Diego Invitational t-8 16 945 Mike Farrell (231) 12 of 89 Apr. 7-8 at Grand Canyon Invitational 6 18 875 Chaz Inouye (214) 8 of 90 Apr. 14-15 at WCC Championships 5 8 886 Chaz Inouye (215) 3 of 40

2001-02 Date Event Place Teams Score Best Round (score) Place Sept. 15-16 at Yale Fall Intercollegiate Cancelled Sept. 24-25 at Vandal Fall Classic 17 19 914 Mike Farrell (226) 59 of 95 Oct. 8-9 at Wolf Pack Classic 14 16 902 Joe Legacy (220) 30 of 79 Oct. 15-16 at Countrywide Home Loans 18 24 916 Donald Rhee (226) 39 of 120 Nov. 5-6 at Santa Clara Invitational 9 12 919 Joe Legacy (227) 24 of 63 Feb. 2-8 at CS Dominguez Hills n/a n/a n/a Feb. 25-26 at Family Motors Invitational t-3 15 877 Rhee/Witzer (217) 12 of 75 Mar. 13-15 at Southern Cal Invitational (A)* 7 9 633 Dusty Morton (150) 5 of 45 at Southern Cal Invitational (B)* 4 9 618 Mar. 18-19 at San Diego Invitational 11 17 945 Mike Farrell (229) 17 of 87 Mar. 28-29 at Hawaii-Hilo Invitational* 3 6 594 Dusty Morton (143) 3 of 29 Apr. 8-9 at Grand Canyon Invitational t-14 18 897 Dusty Morton (221) 27 of 90 Apr. 15-16 at WCC Championships t-4 8 916 Mike Farrell (223) 7 of 40

2000-01 Date Event Place Teams Score Best Round (score) Place Sept. 17-18 at Yale Fall Intercollegiate 4 21 910 Mike Farrell (217) 2 of 106 Oct. 9-11 at Wolf Pack Classic* 10 15 612 Nick Arata (149) 14 of 79 Oct. 16-17 at Countrywide Home Loans 13 19 939 Mike Farrell (230) 27 of 103 Nov. 6-7 at Dusty Destruel Invitational 5 10 933 Donald Rhee (232) 17 of 54 Nov. 13-14 LMU/Farmer John Classic 1 7 921 Chad Towersey (226) 3 of 37 Feb. 5-6 at Point Loma Invitational* 8 13 614 Gavin Witzer (149) 14 of 65 Feb. 12-13 at Family Motors Invitational* 9 11 601 Chad Towersey (145) 9 of 58 Mar. 19-20 at San Diego Invitational 8 17 914 Donald Rhee (224) 13 of 84 Mar. 26-27 at UCI Anteater Invitational 11 13 918 Joe Legacy (225) 15 of 69 Apr. 9-10 at Grand Canyon Invitational 9 18 904 Donald Rhee (223) 21 of 90 Apr. 16-17 at WCC Championships 7 8 928 Chad Towersey (226) 12 of 40

1999-2000 Date Event Place Teams Score Best Round (score) Place Sept. 18-19 at Yale Fall Intercollegiate* 18 36 623 Will Luciano (153) 48 of 172 Oct. 11-12 at Wolf Pack Classic 15 18 908 Dustin Mortin (227) 61 of 95

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YEARLY RESULTS Oct. 18-19 at CS Northridge Invitational 20 21 941 Jordan/Rhee (231) 65 of 95 Oct. 25-26 at Real Del Mar Classic 14 15 940 Scott Jordan (220) 7 of 80 Nov. 8-9 at Santa Clara Invitational 6 8 926 Scott Jordan (227) 15 of 42 Jan. 31-1 at Family Motors Invitational 9 11 918 Matt Heyn (220) 14 of 58 Feb. 18 at Cal State Dominguez (Dual) 1 2 287 Matt Heyn (70) Feb. 24-25 at 49er Collegiate Classic 10 15 911 Donald Rhee (219) 10 of 81 Feb. 28 at Point Loma Invitational* 2 11 602 Matt Heyn (146) 2 of 57 Mar. 6-7 at Pilot Spring Invitational 9 12 753 Donald Rhee (180) 12 of 64 Mar. 20-21 at San Diego Invitational 11 14 941 Donald Rhee (230) 21 of 69 Apr. 10-11 at Grand Canyon Invitational 13 18 898 Donald Rhee (217) 9 of 90 Apr. 17-18 at WCC Championships 6 4 929 Matt Heyn (220) 7 of 35

1998-99 Date Event Place Teams Score Best Round (score) Place Sept. 19-20 at Yale Fall Intercollegiate 7 23 913 Scott Jordan (220) 6 of 120 Sept. 21-22 at Grand Canyon Oak Classic 15 17 953 Salvator Speno (234) 39 of 89 Oct. 1-2 at 49er Collegiate Classic t-6 15 896 Jordan/Luciano (222) 18 of 84 Oct. 12-13 at Wolf Pack Classic 13 18 920 Will Luciano (228) 44 of 90 Nov. 9-10 at Florsheim Invitational (SCU) 3 14 907 Scott Jordan (222) 4 of 70 Nov. 25-26 at Mauna Kea Resort Collegiate 11 12 941 Jordan/Luciano (236) 34 of 63 Feb. 1-2 at CSUB Spring Invitational* 8 12 614 Scott Jordan (148) 5 of 66 Feb. 22 at Point Loma Invitational* t-3 13 595 Will Luciano (144) 2 of 65 Mar. 1-2 at Pilot Spring Invitational 1 11 910 Wally Luciano (223) 2 of 60 Mar. 4-5 at UCSB Invitational 14 20 909 Scott Jordan (224) 40 of 106 Mar. 15-16 at San Diego Invitational t-8 18 922 Will Luciano (224) 15 of 75 Mar. 29-30 at WCC Championships 7 8 915 Will Luciano (222) 8 of 40 Apr. 12-13 at Grand Canyon Invitational 4 18 889 Matt Heyn (219) 9 of 90

1997-98 Date Event Place Teams Score Best Round (score) Place Sept. 9 at LMU Invitational 7 8 929 Ian Britton (228) 10 of 39 Sept. 13-15 at Yale Fall Intercollegiate 16 34 929 Matt Heyn (228) 34 of 183 Sept. 22-23 at Grand Canyon Classic t-11 17 905 Matt Heyn (220) 14 of 84 Oct. 13-14 at Wolf Pack Classic 17 18 957 Wally Luciano (226) 38 of 95 Nov. 10-11 at Santa Clara Invitational 10 13 932 Wally Luciano (227) 7 of 68 Nov. 27-29 at Mauna Kea Collegiate DQ 14 DNF Wally Luciano (217) 10 of 72 Feb. 2-3 at CS Bakersfield Invitational 6 12 n/a Wally Luciano (75) 3 of 60 Mar. 6-7 at Santa Clara Invitational* 9 9 659 Wally Luciano (159) 15 of 54 Mar. 9-10 at San Diego Invitational 18 18 940 Ian Britton (233) 55 of 94 Mar. 16 at Point Loma Invitational* 8 12 615 Wally Luciano (149) 12 of 63 Mar. 29-31 at WCC Championships 7 8 915 Wally Luciano (220) 9 of 40 Apr. 13-14 at Grand Canyon Invitational t-14 18 930 Wally Luciano (228) 37 of 90

1996-97 Date Event Place Teams Score Best Round (score) Place Sept. 9 at LMU Invitational* 4 6 616 John Von der Ahe (145) 1 of 35 Sept. 13-15 at Yale Fall Intercollegiate 4 36 917 Scott Jordan (221) 5 of 180 Sept. 23-24 at Grand Canyon Invitational 10 17 900 Scott Jordan (224) 29 of 87 Oct. 7-8 at Wolf Pack Classic t-15 18 929 Grant Callahan (227) 36 of 90 Nov. 4-5 at 49er Collegiate Classic 13 19 901 Dan Donovan (220) 27 of 100 Nov. 18-19 at Santa Clara Invitational 3 9 900 Scott Heyn (217) 5 of 44 Jan. 30 vs. Pepperdine (Dual) 2 2 315 Scott Jordan (75) n/a Feb. 10-11 at Mauna Kea Resort Collegiate 15 15 976 Heyn/Jordan (239) 54 of 75 Feb. 10-11 at SMC Invitational* 8 8 670 Grant Callahan (165) 18 of 40 Feb. 21 vs. CS Dominguez Hills 1 2 302 Scott Heyn (74) n/a Feb. 24-25 at UC Davis Invitational 8 18 954 Scott Jordan (234) 13 of 91 Mar. 7-8 at Southern Cal Invitational* 9 24 628 Scott Heyn (140) 7 of 140 Mar. 10-11 at San Diego Invitational 6 18 897 Scott Jordan (223) 16 of 90 Mar. 24-25 at CS Stanislaus Invitational 10 20 934 Scott Jordan (226) 11 of 105 Apr. 14-15 at WCC Championships 6 8 936 Scott Heyn (226) 4 of 39

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1995-96 Date Event Place Teams Score Best Round (score) Place Sept. 25-26 at Grand Canyon Fall Classic 16 18 933 Scott Heyn (229) 42 of 93 Oct. 2-3 at Wolf Pack Classic 15 22 943 Scott Jordan (230) 17 of 110 Oct. 23 vs. San Diego (Dual-Match Play) - - L, 26-28 Scott Jordan (76) n/a Oct. 29-30 at Santa Clara Invitational * 6 10 796 Scott Jordan (197) 16 of 50 Feb. 5-6 at Saint Mary’s Invitational* 3 9 625 Dan Donovan (151) 1 of 45 Mar. 8-9 at Southern Cal Intercollegiate* 7 20 634 Grant Callahan (154) 9 of 116 Mar. 11-12 at San Diego Invitational 9 12 904 Scott Jordan (218) 6 of 60 Mar. 25-26 at CS Stanislaus Invitational 10 20 935 Dan Donovan (227) 9 of 102 Apr. 1-2 at WCC Championships* 6 8 622 Dan Donovan (150) 8 of 40 Apr. 8-9 at Grand Canyon Invitational 9 17 907 Scott Heyn (220) 11 of 88

1994-95 Date Event Place Teams Score Best Round (score) Place Sept. 16-18 at Yale Fall Intercollegiate 22 32 962 Mark Foster (237) 69 of 158 Oct. 3-4 at Wolf Pack Classic (18) 17 18 336 Dan Donovan (78) 23 of 90 Oct. 21 vs. San Diego (Dual) 1 2 390 Wally Luciano (75) n/a Oct. 23-24 at Santa Clara Invitational (45) 7 8 841 John Von der Ahe (199) 12 of 40 Nov. 14-15 at Southern Utah Invitational* 8 9 621 Dan Donovan (149) 11 of 46 Feb. 13-15 at Saint Mary’s Invitational* 5 7 659 Mark Foster (158) 6 of 35 Feb. 27 at Long Beach State Invite* 7 7 633 Mark Foster (155) 14 of 35 Mar. 6-7 at Sacramento State Invite 10 11 984 Wally Luciano (237) 26 of 56 Mar. 10 at So. Cal Intercollegiate (18) 7 18 325 John Von der Ahe (80) 19 of 105 Mar. 13-14 at Pilots Spring Invitational 10 13 939 John Von der Ahe (230) 22 of 65 Mar. 24 vs. Connecticut (Dual) 1 2 330 Dan Donovan (79) n/a Apr. 3-4 at WCC Championships 5 8 961 Mark Foster (234) 11 of 40 Apr. 10-11 at Grand Canyon Invitational 16 18 948 John Von der Ahe (232) 34 of 93

1993-94 Date Event Place Teams Score Best Round (score) Place Sept. 17-19 at Yale Fall Intercollegiate 15 34 952 Brian Pytlewski (233) 28 of 170 Oct. 1-2 at New Mexico St. Classic 18 18 933 Brian Pytlewski (232) 63 of 90 Oct. 6-7 at Wolf Pack Classic 14 14 976 Brian Pytlewski (225) 16 of 72 Oct. 14 at Santa Clara Invite #1 (18) 2 3 326 Grant Callahan (80) 5 of 15 Oct. 15 at Santa Clara Invite #2 (18) 2 5 325 John Von der Ahe (77) 1 of 24 Nov. 10-11 at SDSU Callaway Champs 14 15 949 Pytlewski/Mohon (234) 39 of 75 Nov. 15-16 at Southern Utah Invitational 4 8 941 Mark Foster (233) 12 of 42 Feb. 28-1 at Saint Mary’s Invitational* 3 7 634 Mark Foster (149) 1 of 35 Mar. 11-12 at Southern Cal Intercollegiate* 6 9 634 Brian Pytlewski (156) 15 of 120 Mar. 14-15 at San Diego Invitational 8 12 931 Mark Foster (228) 17 of 60 Mar. 21 vs. Southern Utah (Dual) 2 2 306 Mark Foster (73) n/a Mar. 28 at Cal Lutheran Invitational (27) 7 15 483 Grant Callahan (115) 13 of 86 Apr. 4-5 at UC Irvine Invitational 12 14 979 Mark Foster (239) 42 of 71 Apr. 11-12 at WCC Championships 4 8 930 Brian Pytlewski (226) 6 of 39

1992-93 Date Event Place Teams Score Best Round (score) Place Oct. 5-6 at Wolf Pack Classic (36) 19 21 654 J.J. Johnson (160) 64 of 107 Oct. 15 vs. Santa Clara (Dual) 1 2 299 n/a Oct. 17-19 at Stanford Shoot-out 22 24 879 J.J. Johnson (225) 54 of 120 Oct. 26 vs. Long Beach State (Dual) 1 2 311 n/a Nov. 6 vs. San Diego (Dual) 2 2 318 n/a Nov. 9 vs. Long Beach State (Dual) 2 2 323 n/a Feb. 22-23 at Saint Mary’s Invitational (36) 6 8 665 J.J. Johnson (162) 15 of 40 Mar. 1 vs. UC San Diego (Dual) 2 2 352 n/a Mar. 5-6 at Southern Cal Invitational (36) 7 9 655 J.J. Johnson (161) 20 of 109 Mar. 8 vs. UC Irvine (Dual) 2 2 335 n/a Mar. 15-16 at San Diego Invitational 10 12 953 Brian Pytlewski (233) 20 of 60 Mar. 22 vs. Cal State Dominguez (Dual) 1 2 314 n/a Mar. 29 at Cal Lutheran Invitational (36) 5 12 642 Brian Pytlewski (157) 14 of 67 Apr. 5 at UC Irvine Invitational (36) 16 17 690 Dave Hunsaker (170) 65 of 84

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YEARLY RESULTS/RECORDS Apr. 5-6 at WCC Championships 6 8 951 Chung/Pytlewski (233) 12 of 40 Apr. 12-13 at Grand Canyon Invitational 13 19 918 J.J. Johnson (225) 26 of 94 Apr. 19 at Point Loma Invitational* 6 10 614 John Chung (148) 9 of 59

1991-92 Date Event Place Teams Score Best Round (score) Place Sept. 23-24 at Wolf Pack Classic 17 17 978 John Chung (238) 59 of 82 Oct. 4-5 at New Mexico State Classic 17 17 923 John Chung (222) 34 of 85 Oct. 19-20 at Stanford Fall Classic 9 24 901 John Chung (219) 12 of 120 Feb. 3 vs. CS Dominguez (Dual) n/a Feb. 7 vs. CS Dominguez (Dual - B) n/a Feb. 10 vs. San Diego (Dual) n/a Feb. 24 vs. Point Loma (Dual) n/a Mar. 2 vs. UC San Diego (Dual) n/a Mar. 6-7 at Southern Cal Invitational (36) 6 9 649 Jon Rocke (159) 19 of 110 Mar. 15-16 at Pilot Spring Invitational 5 8 951 John Chung (233) 12 of 40 Mar. 23-24 at CS Stanislaus Invitational 13 18 964 Von Rocke (238) 43 of 93 Mar. 30 at Cal Lutheran Invitational (36) 3 12 637 Brian Pytlewski (157) 9 of 72 Apr. 5 at UC Irvine Invitational (36) 11 18 648 Chung/Pytlewski (161) 41 of 90 Apr. 13-14 at Saint Mary’s Invitational n/a Apr. 20 at Point Loma Invitational n/a Apr. 26-28 at WCC Championships t-4 8 919 Brian Pytlewski (220) 7 of 40

1990-91 Date Event Place Teams Score Best Round (score) Place Oct. 1-2 at Wolf Pack Classic 19 20 975 John Chung (243) 79 of 97 Oct. 19-20 at Stanford Invitational 19 21 967 Chung/Pytlewski (241) 85 of 110 Nov. 18-19 at UCSD Invitational n/a Feb. 4 vs. UC Irvine (Dual) n/a Feb. 8 vs. CS Dominguez (Dual) n/a Feb. 11 vs. San Diego (Dual) n/a Feb. 25-26 at Chico State Invitational n/a Mar. 1-2 at Southern Cal Invitational n/a Mar. 4 vs. Point Loma n/a Mar. 11-12 at Stanislaus Invitational 14 21 965 John Chung (236) 29 of 105 Mar. 17-18 at Pilot Spring Invitational (45) 10 12 792 Mike Davis (192) 14 of 60 Apr. 1 at UC Irvine Invitational (36) 6 15 647 John Chung (156) 8 of 74 Apr. 15 vs. UC San Diego n/a Apr. 17 vs. Point Loma Invitational (36) 7 14 625 Mike Davis (154) n/a Apr. 22-24 at WCC Championships 4 8 927 John Chung (232) 12 of 40 GOLF RECORDS Low Three Round Team Score Low Tournament Scores - Season Grand Canyon Invite (4/8/03) 875 Wally Luciano (1997-98) 9 tournaments

Low Three Round WCC Score - Team Low Three Round WCC Score - Individual 2003 - 5th Place 886 Chaz Inouye - 3rd Place 215

Low Round First Place Finish - Tournament Nicolas Beauvy (1981) 64 Rolling Hills CC Mike Farrell (3/4/02) CS San Marcos Invite John Von der Ahe (3/4/96) LMU Invitational Low 54-Hole Total Dan Donovan (2/6/96) Saint Mary’s Invite Mike Farrell (3/4/2002) 209 CS San Marcos John Von der Ahe (10/15/93) Santa Clara Invite Mark Foster (3/1/94) SMC Invitational Low 36-Hole Total Nick Beauvy (1981) Sac. St. Invitational Scott Heyn (3/8/98) 140 SoCal Invite

Consecutive Birdies Dusty Morton (4/10/01) 6 Palm Balley CC

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PRESIDENT/AD ATHLETICS COMPLEX oyola Marymount University continues Lits mission of Building Champions, and an important aspect to that mission is the capital improvement of the LMU Athletics Complex. As the cornerstone of the Athletics Complex, Gersten Pavilion is home to men and women’s basketball and women’s volleyball. The Pavilion continues to grow as state-of-the-art equipment, including a new videoboad and lighting system, have been installed. Burns Recreation and Aquatics Center recently opened in 2001 and has become one of the top aquatics facilities in the nation. The Burns Center is home to the men and women’s water polo and women’s swim teams. The complex hosted the 2002 NCAA men’s water polo championships in October drawing a sell-out crowd of 2600 fans. Sullivan Field, home to LMU men and women’s soccer, has also made enhancements over the years as it has served host to the 1994 World Cup and 1998 World Cup exhibi- tion Gold Cup tournament. After permanent bleachers were installed in 2002, a top-of- the-line turf was installed thanks to an arrangement to serve as host with the Rose Bowl. Page Stadium is the home of the LMU baseball team and continues its captial improvements to become one of the most unique college ball parks in the nation. The Mikos Blue Monster, a replica to Fenway’s Green Monster, was built in 2001 and features a manual scoreboard. Pride Park, the entrance to the stadium will be complete this Fall 2004 . The LMU Tennis Center also received its crown jewel in the George P. Kading and Morris A Pivaroff Tournament Court. The sixth and main court complete with spectator seating was completed in the summer of 2004. As the Lions continue to Build Champions, the facilities continue to reflect that goal.

PRESIDENT & AD Dr. William S. Husak begins his Robert B. Lawton, S.J., seventh year as the Athletics fourteenth president of Director at Loyola Marymount Loyola Marymount University, is a classicist, University. Since taking over scripture scholar, adminis- the program in 1998, LMU has trator, and priest. Born in reached a new level of success. Cumberland, Maryland, The past six years have been he entered the Society of some of the most successful Jesus in July 1965. A Phi Beta Kappa gradu- seasons in school history as the Lions won over 58 ate of Fordham University (summa cum percent of dual competitions in that span. Since laude) with a major in classics in 1971, he 1998, LMU has claimed 14 conference champi- went on to earn his Ph.D. in Near Eastern onships and 18 NCAA postseason appearances. Off Languages and Civilizations from Harvard the field, the Lions have had a 50 percent increase in University in 1977 where he was a Danforth national scholar-athletes as 128 claimed the honor and a Woodrow Wilson Fellow. He was in the 2002-03 academic year, the most in school ordained on June 13, 1981. Father Lawton history. Last year 91 student-athletes were named to holds the rank of professor in LMU’s the West Coast Conference honor roll. Between Departments of Theological Studies and 1993-1998, he served as the Senior Associate Classics. Athletics Director at CSULB.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

INTERVIEW SESSIONS HOW TO GET TO LMU All interviews must be arranged through the Athletic Media Relations office. Please The campus is located in Westchester at contact John Shaffer, Director of Athletic One LMU Drive, approximately four Media Relations at (310) 338-7643, and a miles north of the LAX International time convenient to both parties will be Airport. There are two entrances to the arranged. campus, the main entrance off of Lincoln Blvd. on LMU Drive. The other entrance, PRACTICES which serves the Athletic Complex, is off With few exceptions, all LMU practices are Loyola Blvd. and 80th Street. Those seek- open to the media. All inquiries regarding ing handicap parking must use the main the practice schedule and status of avail- entrance. ability should be made through the Athletic Media Relations Office. Please notify the From the LAX International Airport: Media Relations Office at least 24 hours in Travel north on Sepulveda Blvd. Remain advance if you plan to attend a practice. in the left two lanes and merge onto Lincoln Blvd. Follow Lincoln Blvd north REFERENCE TO LMU past Manchester Blvd. Turn right onto When referring to the University, please use LMU Drive. For events, follow Lincoln its full title, Loyola Marymount University. Blvd north and turn right on Manchester. The abbreviation “LMU” is also acceptable, Take next left on Loyola Blvd. Follow but please avoid using “Loyola” or Loyola to campus. Parking is on the left. “Marymount” alone. Other NCAA institu- tions including Loyola College in Baltimore, From the South: Maryland, Loyola University in New Travel on 405 North, exit on Jefferson Orleans, Louisiana and Chicago, Illinois, are Blvd., and turn left. Head west and make often confused with LMU. Also, no hyphens a left onto Lincoln Blvd. Head south and should be used when spelling out the full turn left into the campus on LMU Drive. name of the University. Thank you for your For events, follow Lincoln Blvd past the consideration. main entrance and turn left on Manchester. Follow rest of airport direc- TICKETS tions. Tickets to all home matches are available through the LMU ticket office at (310) 338- From the North: LION. The ticket office is open Monday Travel on 405 South, exit on Jefferson through Friday, 12:00 - 6:00 p.m. Tickets Blvd., and turn right. Remainder of the may be purchased by coming into the ticket directions are the same as coming from office or over the phone using MasterCard the South. or Visa charge cards. Tickets are $6.00. From the East (using I-105): SCORES & UPDATES Travel on 105 West, exit on Sepulveda For the latest in LMU sports including Blvd., and go north. Remain in either of scores, schedules and more... please visit the left two lanes and merge onto Lincoln our web site at www.LMULions.com. Blvd. Follow Lincoln Blvd north past Manchester Blvd. Turn right onto LMU Drive. For events, follow Lincoln Blvd and turn right on Manchester. Take next left on Loyola Blvd. Follow Loyola to campus. Parking is on the left.

From the East (using I-10): Travel on 10 West to 405 South, exit on Jefferson Blvd., and turn right. Follow the remainder of the directions as coming from the south.

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WELCOME TO LMU WELCOME TO LMU

LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY (LMU), a comprehensive privately endowed university dedicated to the liberal arts, is the largest Catholic university in Southern California. Committed to the educational traditions of the Society of Jesus and the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary, the LMU mission encour- ages learning, promotes the education of the whole person, and is dedicated to the service of faith and promotion of justice. The 162-acre campus is located in the Westchester district of Los Angeles, one of the world’s most dynamic, multicultural cities. Standing on a bluff over- looking the Los Angeles basin, the campus’ central location offers students a wealth of cultural and recreational opportunities. The campus is just minutes from palm-lined beaches and an easy drive to major museums and vibrant neighborhoods including Venice and Hollywood. The University is made up of four The mission of the Loyola Marymount University undergraduate col- Athletics Department is to provide an environment leges, the School of for student-athlete development that supports the Education, the pursuit of the highest level of success athletically Graduate Division, and academically for the growth of the whole person and Loyola Law School. Known for in the tradition of the Jesuit and Marymount Ideals. academic excellence, LMU is consistently among the top-ranked universities in the West in U.S. News and World Report’s annual survey. Noted for small class sizes and low student-to-faculty ratios, LMU provides an intensive, close-knit experience to approximately 7,000 full-time students. At the heart of the curriculum is the teaching of ethics and values. Through an upper division course in ethics, all undergraduate students are exposed to the moral questions that may arise as they progress in their careers and move into leadership roles in their communities. LMU is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. It is governed by a 37-member Board of Trustees.

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ACADEMICS

THE COLLEGES THE MAJORS Irish Studies Accounting Italian • The College of Liberal Arts is cen- African American Studies Latin tral to the University’s core curriculum, Animation Leadership Archaeology Liberal Studies designed to develop well-rounded, Art History Management educated adults with a firm grounding Asian and Pacific Studies Marketing Asian Pacific American Mathematics (Pure and in the humanistic traditions. Every stu- Studies Applied) dent, regardless of college or major, Biochemistry Mathematics Education Biology Mechanical Engineering takes a variety of courses from the Business Administration Modern Greek College of Liberal Arts in areas includ- Business Law Multimedia Chemistry Music ing literature, history, social science, Chicana/o Studies Natural Science philosophy, and theology. Civil Engineering Operations Management Classical Civilization Peace Studies Classics Philosophy • The College of Communication Communication Studies Physics and Fine Arts, which includes the Computer Engineering Political Science ComputerInformation Pre-Clinical Lab Technology School of Film and Television, offers Systems Pre-Dentistry hands-on education in the visual and Computer Science Pre-Journalism Dance Pre-Law performing arts. Disciplines within the Economics Pre-Medical Technology college explore the creative process Electrical Engineering Pre-Medicine Elementary Education Pre-Occupational Therapy and equip students with the technical, Engineering Physics Pre-Optometry theoretical, and aesthetic competencies English Pre-Pharmacy Entrepreneurship Pre-Physical Therapy needed to communicate an artistic Environmental Engineering Pre-Podiatric Medicine vision. Environmental Science Pre-Veterinary Medicine Ethics Psychology European Studies Recording Arts • The College of Business Film Production Science Education Screenwriting Administration develops ethical lead- Finance French Sociology ership for a diverse, technologically General Science Spanish driven, global economy. Students gain German Studio Arts Greek Television Production the technical, analytical, and interper- History Theatre Arts sonal skills required to meet chal- HumanResource Management Theological Studies Humanities Travel and Tourism lenges and succeed in the field of busi- Individualized Studies Urban Studies ness. Women’s Studies

• The College of Science and Engineering prepares students in science, engineering and mathematics for a world of accelerating scientific and technological change. The mission of the college is to create a nurturing environment that emphasizes self-learning and service to society.

• The School of Education prepares students to teach at the primary school and high school level, and facilitates their accreditation. Education graduates teach in public, pri- vate and Catholic schools, and the School of Education partners with local school districts for their betterment.

UNIVERSITY HONORS PROGRAM The University Honors Program provides an intensive and innovative academic experience for the serious student. The program combines three interdisciplinary core courses with one year of writing, critical thinking and American cultures and a second year on the history of Western civilization. All honors students also complete three semesters of a foreign language, an upper-division ethics course, an interdisciplinary seminar in the junior year and a senior thesis. Interested students must apply to the University Honors Director for admission.

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THE L.R.C. success in the classroom: THE LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER Supporting the University mission to encourage learning and the education of the whole person, the Learning Resource Center (LRC) has made its primary mission the cultivation of knowledge and critical thinking in students through individual and small group tutoring.

The LRC, open to all students, plays a critical role in providing academic support. Students can enlist the help of full-time specialists in writing, math, reading and study skills. The LRC also has a peer tutoring staff trained to assist students in many University courses.

Students are encouraged to use the LRC to discuss upcoming assignments, to prepare for exams or to review drafts of papers. To utilize these services, students simply need to set up a free 30-minute or one-hour tutorial appointment.

One of the key student-support services offered by the LRC is the Academic Monitoring Program. Student-athletes who participate meet weekly with an LRC academic specialist for a 15-minute appointment. Working with the specialist, the student-athlete learns to arrange study time, dis- cusses upcoming assignments and develops a plan for academic success. Once a week, the specialist sends a team report to the coach, the Director of Athletics, the Director of the Learning Resource Center and the special academic adviser assigned to the team.

The Academic Monitoring Program offers a number of advantages for student-athletes: LRC courses and sessions include: • Personal attention from an academic specialist • Workshops (one-on-one or group) – Learn to who guides the student-athlete in examining and manage your time; overcome test anxiety; become a better forming academic goals. reader; conquer math word problems; write, revise or • Time management and learning strategies, as review a research paper with a tutor; or develop other study well as a review of the student-athlete’s weekly skills. Students also have the option to work with any of the planner or schedule. LRC specialists to learn techniques for becoming more effective readers and writers. • Encouraging the student-athlete to establish • Course Specific Tutoring – The LRC provides 50- and maintain direct, effective communication minute appointments with an assigned course-specific with faculty. Open dialogue is frequently the key tutor. Students discuss key concepts, extract important to mastering subject matter. information from texts, review daily class notes and com- • If tutoring is recommended for a specific pose essays or papers. course, the specialist will ensure the student-ath- • Math Program – LRC math tutors assist students in lete has a standing weekly appointment for the developing skills and self-confidence when working with remainder of the semester. math and statistics. Students obtain help with difficult • The specialist may arrange additional weekly concepts and problems, acquire valuable test-taking strate- meetings to meet the needs of the student-athlete gies, learn to cope with math anxiety and acquire study or may refer the student-athlete to another LRC skills specific to math and statistics classes. specialist if additional expertise is required. • Writing Program – The program helps students meet The LRC also offers college-based programs: the writing demands of LMU courses. Working with writing • The College of Science and Engineering in col- specialists or tutors, students brainstorm on a topic or laboration with the LRC offers small group work- assignment, outline a paper, work through the composing shops for students enrolled in Chemistry 101. process, revise a draft in progress, and learn effective edit- • Other colleges and departments offer small ing techniques. group tutoring and/or workshops for particular- • Reading Program – The program enhances compre- ly difficult courses; students should check with hension, reading rate, retention of textual information and the Coordinator, Student-Athlete Academic vocabulary. Services to learn about these opportunities.

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COMPLIANCE/DIRECTORY

What do I need to do in order to play at LMU as a freshman? If you intend to participate in Division I or II athletics as a freshman, you must register and be certified by the NCAA Initial-Eligibility Clearinghouse. The easiest and quickest way to register is by going on-line on the Athletics Directory internet at www.ncaaclearinghouse.net. You will need a major credit card to complete the registration. The Area Code: 310 registration fee is $30. When you're finished, print out the registration form and present it to your high school counselor. They will send the form along with your materials to the NCAA Clearinghouse for processing. If you Administration do not wish to register on-line, your high school counselor(s) can provide you with a student-release form and a brochure titled, "NCAA Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete." In order to complete the regis- Dr. William Husak, Director of Athletics ...... 338-2765 tration process with the Clearinghouse, you must complete the student-release form and mail the top (white) Betty Werner, Sr. Assoc. Dir. of Athletics ...... 338-7483 copy of the form to the Clearinghouse along with the $30 registration fee. Give the yellow and pink copies of Addie Casey, Office Supervisor/Camps ...... 338-1736 the form to a high-school official who then sends the yellow copy, along with an official copy of your high- Faith Sauerwald, Senior Secretary/Camps...... 338-4504 school transcript that includes your SAT or ACT score(s), to the Clearinghouse. Your high school should keep June D’Amour, Senior Secretary...... 338-1743 the pink copy for its files. Your counselors can obtain registration materials, at no cost, by calling the Business Clearinghouse at 319/337-1492. After graduation and before the school closes for the summer, your school must send the Clearinghouse a copy of your final transcript that confirms graduation from high school. María Behm, Assoc. AD / Business ...... 338-7645 Robyn Millen, Business Affairs Asst...... 338-2953 How do I know if I'm being recruited? Compliance & Eligibility You become a "prospective student-athlete" when you start ninth-grade classes. Before the ninth grade, you Dan Smith, Assoc. AD / Compliance ...... 338-7789 become a prospective student-athlete if a college gives you (or your relatives or friends) any financial aid or Cara Hanelin, Compliance Asst...... 338-3706 other benefits that the college does not provide to prospective students generally. You become a "recruited Media Services prospective student-athlete" at a particular college if any coach approaches you (or any member of your family) about enrolling and participating in athletics at that college. Activities by coaches that cause you to John Shaffer, Assist. AD/Media Services ...... 338-7643 become a recruited prospective student-athlete are: (1) providing you with an official visit; (2) placing more Alissa Zito, Asst. Media Dir...... 338-7638 than one telephone call to you or any other member of your family; or (3) visiting you or any other member Carolyn French, Asst. Media Dir...... 338-5798 of your family anywhere other than the college campus. Tickets/Promotions Karina Handeland, Dir. of Tickets & Mark...... 258-8608 Boosters: In addition to general recruiting regulations, no alumni, boosters or representatives of a college's athletics interests can be involved in your recruitment. There can be no phone calls or letters from boosters. Jason Hanchar, Corporate Relations Mgr ...... 338-5201 If an LMU booster is contacting you, please call the LMU Compliance Office as soon as possible at (310) 338- Lennon Cooper, Tickets Assistant ...... 338-5466 7789. Don't risk your NCAA eligibility! Carla McAloney, Tickets Assistant...... 338-5466 Development When can I talk to the coach and have him/her see me play? Brian Luft, Dir. of Athletic Development ...... 338-7853 Telephone Calls: In all sports other than football, a college coach (but not a booster) is permitted to call you Rob Anderson, Dir. for Annual Support ...... 338-2908 (or your parents or legal guardians) one time during the month of March during your junior year in school. All subsequent phone calls to you that are made by a college coach may not be made before July 1 after the Academics completion of your junior year in high school. On or after July 1 after the completion of your junior year in Matthew Casana, Academic Coordinator...... 338-1736 high school, a college coach is permitted to call you only one time per week. Amanda Clemens, Academics Assistant ...... 338-1736 Strength & Conditioning/Training Exception for Men's and Women's Basketball Keith Ellison, Coord. Athletic Medicine ...... 338-2874 Only in the sports of men's and women's basketball, in addition to the one phone call a basketball prospect Joe Gonzalez, Asst. Athletics Trainer...... 338-2764 may receive during the month of March during your junior year in high school, one phone call may be made by a college coach to a basketball prospect (or your parents or legal guardians) on or after June 21 of the bas- Beth Drayer, Asst. Athletics Trainer...... 338-2340 ketball prospect's junior year in high school. In addition, only three telephone calls may be made by a col- Gary Dyogi, Asst. Athletics Trainer ...... 338-5220 lege coach to a basketball prospect during the month of July following the prospect's junior year in high Chris Rounds, Strength Coach...... 338-5796 school, with not more than one phone call per week. Thereafter, a college coach is permitted to call you only Jeffery Elford, Asst. Strength Coach ...... 338-5796 one time per week. Facilities Rudy Ramirez, Facilities Manager...... 338-7641 Recruiting Calendars Keep in mind that every sport has a different recruiting calendar. A coach in a particular sport may or may Shelton Lorick, Multi-Craftsman ...... 338-7641 not be permitted to call you during certain times of the year. When you do speak to a college coach, be sure Al Garcia, Multi-Craftsman ...... 338-7641 to ask about the recruiting calendar so you understand when you can accept phone calls from college coaches. Head Coaches Bonnie Adair, Women’s Swimming ...... 338-4685 Unlimited Phone Calls Unlimited phone calls can be made to you (or your parents or legal guardians) by a college coach ONLY under Steve Aggers, Men’s Basketball ...... 338-7623 the following circumstances: (1) during the five days immediately before your official visit by the college you Nik DeVore, Men’s Tennis...... 338-7589 will be visiting; (2) on the day of a coach's off-campus contact with you by that coach; (3) on the initial date Frank Cruz, Men’s Baseball ...... 338-2949 for signing the National Letter of Intent in your sport through two days after the initial signing date; and (4) Gary Ferrin, Women’s Softball ...... 338-7651 you (or your parents or legal guardians) may telephone a coach at your expense as often as you wish. At the Alex Galvan, Men’s Golf ...... 258-8619 completion of your junior year (after July 1), coaches may also accept collect calls from you, using our toll- Scott Guerrero, M/W Cross Country ...... 338-7630 free number (1-800-LIONS-R-1). Pat Kelly, Men’s and Women’s Crew...... 338-7624 Off-Campus Contacts: Paul Krumpe, Men’s Soccer ...... 338-7640 In all sports other than football, a college coach is permitted to make one in-person, off campus contact with John Loughran, M/W Water Polo...... 338-1844 a you during the month of April during your junior year in high school. This contact must be made on your Gregg Murphy, Women’s Soccer...... 338-2795 high school campus. Thereafter, a college coach may contact you in person off the college campus only on Jamie Sanchez, Women’s Tennis ...... 338-7506 or after July 1 after the completion of your junior year in high school. A contact is any face-to-face meeting Steve Stratos, Women’s Volleyball ...... 338-4528 between a college coach or athletics staff member and you or your parents, during which any of you say more than "hello." Also, any such face-to-face meeting that is prearranged or that takes place on your campus, at Julie Wilhoit, Women’s Basketball ...... 338-7699 an organized competition or practice involving you or your high school, preparatory school, two-year college or all-star team shall be considered a contact, regardless of the conversation. Currently in all sports other than Athletic Fax Numbers football, college coaches may contact you off the college campus no more than three times. However, a col- Administrative...... 338-4577 lege coach may visit your high school (with the approval of your high school principal) only once a week dur- Aquatics...... 338-3796 ing a contact period. Basketball ...... 338-7644 Evaluations: Training Room ...... 338-5191 An evaluation is any off-campus activity used to assess your academic qualifications or athletics ability, Coaching Staff...... 338-5915 including a visit to your high school (during which no contact occurs) or watching you practice or compete Media Relations ...... 338-2703 at any site. Currently in all sports other than football and basketball, a college coach is limited to seven opportunities (contacts and evaluations combined) to recruit you and not more than three of the seven opportunities may be contacts. In basketball, coaches have a limit of five opportunities with which to recruit you (contact and evaluations combined) off the college campus. Not more than three of those five opportunities may be contacts. Once you sign a National Letter of Intent, you may be evaluated an unlimited number of times by a college coach from the college with which you have signed.

Letters: Letters (including emails) and printed recruiting information may be sent to you starting September 1st at the beginning of your junior year in high school. This information can only be sent to you through regular mail services. College coaches are not permitted to send anything to you (expect a National Letter of Intent offer) through any express mail service (e.g. Federal Express, UPS, DHL, etc.).

For more information, please visit our website at www.LMULions.com.

Good Luck and GO LIONS!!!

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