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Wooden Athletic Fund WOODEN ATHLETIC FUND GRANT-IN-AID DONORS Irv and Phyllis Ryder Gregory G. Turk for the Purdy and ROWING The Grant Family (through July 15, 2018) Jim and Donna Shirley Turk Families Louise and Tom Jones Family Scott and Helen Graves Bill and Mary Lou Steinmetz Nelson C. and Sharon Rising In Honor of Amy Fuller – a gift from William, Tricia and Dick Grey BASEBALL Team Managers Fund In Honor of Jackie R. Robinson Christy and Stephanie Neidig Todd and Jamie Hasson Keith and Cecilia Terasaki (a gift from Ralph and Shirley Shapiro) Andy Heyward 10th Player Fund James and Sylvia Thayer Stephen and Janet Rogers WOMEN’S SOCCER Cyndee Howard Gene and Jackie Autry Tony and Sharon Thompson Len and JoAnn Roth IMG College LLC James E. Brakebill Memorial Jon and Julie Banks Roland and Giti Underhill J. Patrick Rothstein Ellen and Steven Jackson Family Foundation James Devere Arthur Levine and Lauren Leichtman (a gift from Ralph & Shirley Shapiro) Sanbo and Kay Sakaguchi Matt Jacobson Jim and Ashley Ford Lana and Michael B. Luftman George and Liz Vulich Ron and Colleen Salzetti and Family Christopher and Leslie Johnson Rick and Karen Ganulin Shirley and Ralph Shapiro Ken and Liz Whitney Leonard and Cornelia Sauble Louise and Tom Jones Harold & Roslyn Ganulin Memorial Sidney Wicks Jim and Susan Stanley SOFTBALL Bobby & Janelle Karr Jack Gifford (a gift from Ralph & Shirley Shapiro) Julie and Lloyd Talbert Michele Aguilar Carlin Gene Karzen Family Dennis J. Gilbert Jaime Winkler Greg and Beth Taylor Ken, Aly, Jadon and Austin Graiwer George Kase Mary Jo Greenberg, In Memory of Hank Chuck and Annie Winner Tommy and Erile Thompson Annie M. Wise Estate Todd and Dana Katz Greenberg Billy Woo Russ and Char Torrey Alice and Nahum Lainer Linda Gunn, Allen Jerkens and In Memory of Nell Wooden In Memory of Joe Valentine SWIMMING AND DIVING Larry Layne and Sheelagh Boyd Kevin Jerkens Jackie Wright Dick and Carol Vermeil Paul and Sally Bennett Family Mark Lee Wayne and Dixie Harding Annette M. Williams Charitable Foundation David and Susan Leveton The Hassett Family WOMEN’S TENNIS FOOTBALL Bob and Marion Wilson Arthur E. Levine and Lauren B. Leichtman Cameron and Tracey Jones Edgardo and Francesca Acosta Chuck and Annie Winner Gayle Godwin and Bill Zaima Randall Lewis & Janell Thornton-Lewis Eric Karros Troy Aikman Ronald Marks Litow Family Jeffrey, Lori, and Britton Ralph Kiner John and Catherine Allen MEN’S GOLF In Memory of David May Kevin Love Tim Leary Bill and Kathleen Bitting In Memory of Robert Bergman John Morris John and Carrie Mapes Shane Mack Bill and Peggy Bloomfield Friends of College Golf Murray and Lenore Neidorf Garo Mardirossian Family Michael J. and Karleen T. Marienthal Terry and Dora Brigham John M. Gustafson and Ann Daly Pete Sampras Frank Marshall and Kathleen Kennedy Jeffrey and Jan Moorad Tom and Arabelle Brown The Hassett Family The Sutton Sisters Donna and Chris Matthews Parents’ Fund Brad and Stephanie Brutocao Todd and Dana Katz Bob and Dorothy Webb Shannon and Andy Meyers Michael A. and Jodi Price In Memory of Bob Campbell Jack Keller Lowell Milken Family Jackie R. Robinson Honorary WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD Estate of John Canaday Jeff Moorad Arn and Nancy Tellem Victoria Cook Chapus Jim and Carol Collins MEN’S SOCCER Drs. Sherie and Don Morrison David Weiner Ron and Gayle Conway Family Frank Marshall and Kathleen Kennedy WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL Michael Neidorf Allan and Carey Cooper Sergio Melgar and Dr. Teresa Larsen-Melgar MEN’S BASKETBALL David Cohen Mo Ostin James Devere Dan Tana Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Rick and Karen Ganulin Richard and Dana Pachulski Bernie and Virginia Diener (a gift from Ralph & Shirley Shapiro) The Hassett Family Kirk Pasich & Pamela Woods Warren and Pat Dodson MEN’S TENNIS Carroll W. Adams Terence Lim Greg and Jodi Perlman Pat and Ben Dolson Glenn Bassett John and Catherine Allen Mary M. Petersen Beverly & James Peters Terry and Andrea Donahue Bob Garrow Steve and Judy Altman Dr. Carl and Lori Peterson Dick and Lita Dulgarian Larry Greiner Family Steve Antebi WOMEN’S WATER POLO Michael and Jodi Price Joanne and Rudy Feldman Joel Hein Memorial Susan and Brad Armstrong Ted and Jennifer Weggeland Tony and Jeanne Pritzker Finestone & Richter Jay Jackson John Branca Family Darin and Danielle Puhl Eric Flamholtz and Yvonne Randle Steve and Ellen Jackson Tom and Arabelle Brown GENERAL ENDOWMENTS Nelson and Sharon Rising Ashley and Jim Ford Todd and Dana Katz Peter and Olga Caldwell Jim Ross-Barnes Alan Robbins Robert and Tamara Geddes John and Carrie Mapes Mark Canton Andrew Berman Stephen Rogers Clinton and Cheryl Gee William Martin Memorial Kevin Chan Bruin Boosters for Women’s Sports/ Barry Rudin Rose Gilbert Allan Cooper MEN’S TRACK & FIELD Dr. Judith R. Holland Robert and Penny Sarver John and Carlin Glucksman Deborah and Jonathan Davidson Jody Chapman and Sandra Small Ralph and Shirley Shapiro and Family Kristene Griffin Jim and Carol Collins Bernie and Virginia Diener Don and Joanne Dalis Don Shepherd Paul and Gloria Griffin In Memory of Ducky Drake Buddy and Linda Epstein James Devere Marilyn Silva-Lund and David Lund John and Linda Gunn Carl and Bette McBain Larry Erickson Brad Howard Family Tod and Cathy Spieker Judd and Jeannette Henkes Jake Oliva Irwin “Jerry” Feldman Cyndee Howard Family Julie and Lloyd Talbert Ed and Merle Hollywood In Honor of Jackie R. Robinson Eric Flamholtz and Yvonne Randle Harlan L. Jacobson and Family Under Armour John D. and Betty Howard Family (a gift from Ralph and Shirley Shapiro) Ashley and Jim Ford June Yaeko Kim Sonny Ward and Michael Lombardo Chris and Leslie Johnson In Memory of Vicken Simonian Rose Gilbert Klein and Tournat Families Casey and Laura Wasserman Ken Kaplan Ken, Aly, Jadon and Austin Graiwer MEN’S VOLLEYBALL Sabing Lee and Peggy Luh Wescom Credit Union and its Board of Peter and Patti Kranske Dick and Tricia Grey David Cohen Lowell Milken Family Directors Sheldon and Denise Kravitz and Family Jim and Sally Harrick Charles Jackson Family Estate of Lucille Moss Russell Westbrook, III Joe Lange and Marina Russman Judd and Jeannette Henkes James Montgomery The Oddo Family Chuck Williams Bob Leonard Hoopsters Endowment Al Scates Edwin W. Pauley Family Marion and Bob Wilson Bob and Jo Lewis Family Rob and Anne Kahane Marty Shapiro Alan E. Robbins Justin Woolverton Randall and Janell Lewis Ken and Di Kaplan Tupac and Moy Henry and Dee Stickney Richard and May Ziman Art and Lindsey Lombardi The Karr Family Von Hagen Family Jerry and Dorothy Long EXCELLENCE FUNDS Todd and Dana Katz Director’s Circle Tony and Geri Longo Jack and Phyllis King MEN’S WATER POLO David Dollinger ($25,000-$49,999) Michael B. and Lana Luftman Nahum and Alice Lainer Arpad and Katherine Domyan Kay and Sanbo Sakaguchi Mary and John Manuck George Abe and Helen Nina Oda Abe Lana and Michael B. Luftman John M. Gustafson and Ann Daly John and Carrie Mapes Arthur Alper and Cori Martin John and Carrie Mapes Erika and Spencer Miller WOODEN ATHLETIC FUND Darrel and Geri Mayes Alvarado Family Ron and Tonda Mason Irving and Betty Webb Angelo Mazzone DONORS Chris and Jennifer Arranaga John Morris Carl and Bette McBain WOMEN’S BASKETBALL (joined prior to June 30, 2018) Beth Bennett and Larry McAdams Willie and Anne Naulls John Morris Barry and Martha Berkett David A. Neuman Susan and Brad Armstrong Violet Mugler, In Memory of Charles Mugler Fred Bernstein Randall and Susan Onishi Evelyn Dees and Eleanor Lloyd Dees John R. Wooden Benefactors Matsue Muranaka Kevin and Risa Berryman Michael K. Parks and Eric B. Siegel Parker and Spencer Felix ($50,000 or more annually) John and James Pagliuso Rose Gilbert Hollie and Bruce Bloch Jim and Beverly Peters Troy & Capa Aikman Hoyt Pardee Stephen and Ann Goldberg Bill and Susan Bloomfield Michael A. and Jodi Price Wallis Annenberg The Pearce Family Bette McBain Brigitte Borun-Starr and Randy Starr Frank Pritt Brad and Susan Armstrong Jim and Beverly Peters The O’Donnell Family Amy and Wade Brandenberger Jay and Maria Rappaport Jeffrey and Stephanie Ball Carl Peterson Kirk Pasich and Pamela Woods Taylor and Julie Browman Pooh Richardson The Banks Family John and Marolyn Peterson Christopher, Kelly and Connor Pasich James and Dana Brown In Honor of Jackie R. Robinson RBSL Bergman Foundation Michael A. and Jodi Price Michael A. and Jodi Price Gary and Barbara Budish (a gift from Ralph & Shirley Shapiro) The Bornstein Family In Memory of Brett Purdy Nick and Nancy Saggese Pamela Buffett Art and Shelley Rosenblum The John Branca Family Vicki Solmon Marty Burley Chad Brownstein Bob and Dorothy Webb Steve and Suzanne Cain Shelly Aguilar Carlin Annie M. Wise Estate Kenneth Chadbourne Americo Cascella KalosWorks.org BEACH VOLLEYBALL Jody Chapman Li-Wei and Emily Dodd Chang John and Carrie Mapes Morgan and Helen Chu Jerad Chao Jim and Carol Collins Jean-Marc Chapus WOMEN’S GOLF Jonathan L. Congdon Bart and Cathy Cleveland George Abe and Helen Nina Oda Abe The Ron Conway Family Jan Cloyde John M. Gustafson and Ann Daly Brian and Martha Cornell Allen Cocumelli & Karen Smythe-Cocumelli Bette McBain David Dollinger Lee and Ann Cooper Jackie Steinmann Tim and Melissa Draper Mark Cormany James L. Easton Scott and Susan and Joshua Corwin GYMNASTICS Nick Ekbatani Martha & Richelieu Dennis Evelyn Dees David E. Fish The Dintzer Family Carl and Bette McBain Steve and Anita Fishman Tommy and Sandy Draffen Susan J. Ollweiler Daniel and Candice Floyd Liana Drew Cathleen and Peter Reiher The Jim and Ashley Ford Family Mike Duff Donald R. Shepherd Friends of Golf Craig Ehrlich Vicki Solmon Greg and Nancy Geiser Janet and David Ellis Allan Swartz and Roslyn Holt Swartz Rob and Helene Gianelli Alan and Stephanie Esla John and Nan Wooden Rhodine Gifford Dr.
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