An Evening with the Athletes

HALL OF FAME INDUCTION CEREMONY SANTA BARBARA ATHLETIC ROUND TABLE

The Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table is thrilled to host 2018 the 2018 Hall of Fame Banquet on Monday, October 29th. An Evening It will be the 51st annual Hall of Fame ceremony. With The Athletes

For over fifty years our organization has supported student athletes in the greater Santa Barbara area.

Each year we have been able to give more than 1,000 Wednesday, May 16, 2018 student athletes and coaches a well deserved pat on the back and extra encouragement to help them become The New Vic Theatre better citizens. To this day we have no paid staff and no office. All your support goes directly to the student athletes. Santa Barbara, California

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Welcome & Opening Remarks Tonight’s Gene Deering, SBART President Master of Ceremonies Mike Klan, KEYT Sports Director Athletes of the Year – Fall Sports Fall – CIF Champions Special Olympics Mayor’s Trophy Athletes of the Year – Winter Sports Winter – CIF Champions Scholar-Athletes of the Year Phil Womble Ethics in Sports Awards Scholarship Awards SBART Founders’ Scholarship

Russ Morrison Memorial Scholarship

Program Program Larry Crandell Memorial Scholarship Jim Ranta Memorial Scholarship Athletes of the Year – Spring Sports Spring – CIF Champions Community Awards Russ Hargreaves Memorial Award R.F. MacFarland Memorial Trophy Open Athlete of the Year Award Master Athlete of the Year Award High School Coach of the Year College Coach of the Year Closing Remarks Gene Deering, SBART President

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

Cover photos courtesy of JC Corliss Photography / Noozhawk and our local schools Program articles and athlete bios by Barry Punzal, Noozhawk Sports Editor Program layout and design by Steve Dorf, Boone Graphics Printing by Boone Graphics Audio-Video production by Moray Reels Program Director: Rob Butson, Jensen’s Audio Visual President’s Message 2018 by Gene Deering Welcome to the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table’s 51st celebration of athletic accomplishment. Tonight at our Evening with the Athletes event we honor our current high school and college Athletes of the Year, scholarship recipients, special awards and Coaches of the Year.

The 2017-18 athletic year has been a great one. If you have attended any of our Monday Press Luncheons at Harry’s, you know that our high school and college student-athletes and coaches have been celebrating great successes both on and off the field. We honor all of our teams and individuals who made it to the playoffs and beyond in addition to excelling in the classroom and community leadership. These luncheons also help Gene Deering showcase the incredible coaches which dedicate their time and energy to our youth.

This year our community was struck by tragic events with the Thomas Fire and the Montecito Mud Flow. These events helped showcase the strength of our community as many heroes emerged saving countless lives. Throughout the winter sports season the community came together at Harry’s for our Monday Luncheons where we all realized how lucky we were to have sports in our lives. Our local sports programs provided a nice escape for those who may have been affected by the tragic events.

Even though many of the winter sports seasons for our local high schools were dramatically shortened, the success our community achieved during the winter seasons was remarkable with five section championships (San Marcos Girls Water Polo,

Message Santa Barbara High Boys Soccer, Carpinteria High School Boys Soccer, San Marcos Boys Basketball, Dos Pueblos Boys Individual Wrestling).

I am honored to have served the first year of a two-year appointment as the SBART Board President. I extend a very sincere “thank you” to all of our very generous sponsors and members. I would like to recognize specifically the Santa Barbara Association of Realtors and their Charity Golf Tournament. Last year the SBART was chosen as the tournament beneficiary. Thanks to the tireless work of the SBAOR Events Committee, chaired by Drew Wakefield, the tournament was a wild success. The funds from this Golf Tournament have enabled us to establish an annual scholarship in Phil Womble’s name.

I extend a deep appreciation for all of the hard-working members of the SBART Board of Directors. The SBART has no paid staff; we are truly a “working board” with countless committee meetings, luncheons and long hours spent, coupled with the financial generosity of our sponsors and members, to keep the SBART mission moving forward. Last, but not least, a very hearty “thank you” to our local sports media for covering our luncheons, working together to honor our student-athletes with weekly and end- of-year awards and for publically sharing all of the great sports stories from our high schools and colleges each and every day.

President’s Growing up, I struggled with learning disabilities and I was able to achieve confidence and friendship through sports. Having sports to provide inspiration and motivation to attend college was vital in my life. When I first learned of the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table and their mission to help recognize and celebrate achievements on the field of play and in the classroom, I wanted to be involved.

Thank you to all of you in attendance tonight for showing your support for our local student-athletes, coaches, community leaders, sports media and the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table.

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Almost five decades ago, Jerry Harwin and Caesar Uyesaka sipped coffee at Caesar’s Restaurant, talking about the need for a sports group in Santa Barbara that could help the local athletic community in times of need. After Jerry and Caesar shared a couple more coffee breaks together, the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table was born. Its motto: The advancement and betterment of all sports and athletics in the greater Santa Barbara area.

The SBART got off to a fast start. Its first organizational meeting was held at Santa Founders Barbara’s East Beach on January 25, 1968. Hundreds of people attended this meeting, Founders and over 200 joined that evening as Charter Members.

The SBART’s first annual banquet was held at Santa Barbara City College onJune 22, 1968. Through membership dues, contributions, fundraising events and local foundations, the Round Table has raised more than $2 million for local athletics.

Harry’s Plaza Café was the site of the SBART’s first press luncheon held on September 14, 1970. The luncheons, initiated by the new president, Bill Bertka, were similar to a “Monday Morning Quarterback Club.” All area schools were represented by the head coaches of the sports in season. For over four decades the SBART luncheons have been held at Harry’s every Monday, attended by standing-room-only crowds.

Since its first meeting back in 1968, the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table has helped thousands of individuals and organizations by raising funds to support their athletic programs. The Round Table is proud to help student-athletes at all levels compete in events they would otherwise not have been able to attend.

It is with our deepest regards and warmest thanks that we acknowledge and celebrate the vision and hard work of our founders, Caesar Uyesaka, Jerry Harwin and Bill Bertka.

The mission of the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table is to recognize and support athletic participation as an important means of fostering discipline, teamwork, self-respect, personal responsibility, and camaraderie.

The SBART provides a public forum for area athletic coaches and athletes; grants financial support to Mission organizations, teams, and individuals to further their participation in sports; and publicly honors athletic Statement performance, scholastic achievement and exemplary ethical behavior. 2018 The Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table honors the life of long-time Board Member

Chris Casebeer: 1946-2017

Chris Casebeer was a man who was big, bold, and full of love. Breaking social norms everywhere he went, Chris could not pass up the chance to strike up a conversation and connect with people. He cultivated friendships with people near and far. He never held back sharing a big hug, genuine smile, or an invitation to visit his home. Chris lived with a sense of sharing abundance and possibility that is rare in this world; and all of us who knew and loved him are so much the better for it.

A long-time SBART Board Member and Past-President, Chris was an active force for SBART membership, events and awards. The SBART Special Olympics Athlete of the Month Award has been named in honor of Chris. At UCSB, Chris was a member of the Sigma Pi fraternity and played on the indoor Gaucho

Memorium volleyball team, where he forged many enduring friendships. He was a member of the 1969 National Collegiate Champion Team. Chris was an avid fan and supporter of the Gauchos men’s and women’s Volleyball and Basketball teams. A successful local Realtor, Chris also served on the boards of the Special Olympics of Santa Barbara and the UCSB Athletic Director’s Advisory Committee.

In After his diagnosis with pancreatic cancer in early 2015, Chris’ strength and indomitable spirit helped him to seek out the best treatment possible, and he enjoyed 2 1/2 more years of travel and avid support of his son Jeremy’s professional beach volleyball career and treasured time with family. On Sept. 2, 2017, Chris passed away sitting on his front porch, waiting to meet friends for coffee, overlooking his beloved tropical garden in Santa Barbara. 2017-18 Athletic Highlights by Barry Punzal, Editor, Noozhawk Sports 2018

It was a sports year unlike any other in the Santa Barbara area. In December, the normally pristine air was choked with ash and smoke from the Thomas Fire. It was surreal to watch the turbulent gusts of wind send columns of flame across the face of the Santa Ynez Mountains. Bishop Diego’s football team prepared for its CIF Southern California Regional and State Championship games inside the gym and the players were forced to wear particulate filtering masks. The dangerous air quality relocated home games for the Regionals and the State Final from Santa Barbara to Cal Lutheran in Thousand Oaks.

These challenges didn’t stop a committed group of Cardinals, however. They Athletic performed at an incredibly high level throughout the postseason, winning their first CIF- SS football title and then becoming the first team from Santa Barbara County to win Regional and State football championships. Meanwhile, the conditions forced our winter sports teams to cancel practices and home games. The Thomas Fire rained soot on the community, clogging pools and hindering water polo teams from their workouts and drills. Then came the devastating mudslides and flooding. Lives were lost, homes destroyed, and the landscape irrevocably altered. In the athletic world, more games were cancelled as schools were closed and teams were unable to travel because sections of the 101 freeway were underwater or engulfed in mud. In the face of tremendous loss and grief, the community came together, showed great resiliency, and supported those residents in need. Doubtlessly inspired by the heroics on display by community members and first responders alike, the local sports teams exhibited their own determination and spirit. In the winter season, an unprecedented seven prep teams advanced to CIF Southern Section finals, including crosstown rivals Dos Pueblos and San Marcos in Division 1 girls water polo. In collegiate athletics, UCSB men’s basketball made an amazing turnaround under first-year coach Joe Pasternack. The Gauchos improved from just 6 wins last year to 23. The 17-win turnaround was the biggest in the nation this year. At Westmont, the women’s basketball team won the GSAC regular season and tournament championships, going on to reach the NAIA National Championship game. The Westmont men’s team advanced to the NAIA National Tournament for the fourth straight year, the longest streak in team history. Four prep teams were crowned CIF champions: San Marcos water polo, San Marcos boys basketball, Santa Barbara High boys soccer, and Carpinteria boys soccer. The Carpinteria team soccer also won a state regional title, becoming the first team from Santa Barbara County to earn this coveted CIF Double. Will Yamasaki of Dos Pueblos won a CIF individual wrestling title. Dos Pueblos wrestling, Santa Barbara girls water polo and Dos Pueblos girls water polo finished as CIF runners-up. These successes came after the Bishop Diego and Dos Pueblos football teams advanced to the section finals in their respective divisions and the DP boys water polo team reached the section finals in the fall season. Bishop Diego utterly demolished Golden Valley 37-6 for the Division 6 title, while Dos Pueblos came inches short of a winning touchdown on the last play of the Division 10 final and lost a 26-21 heartbreaker at Quartz Hill. 2017-18 Athletic Highlights ~ cont. 2018 by Barry Punzal, Editor, Noozhawk Sports

Bishop would go on to rout Quartz Hill in the Regionals, 41-7, and crush Shasta of Redding, 41-6, in the State Championship Game. Running back John Harris and linebacker Ashton Borgeson of the Cardinals were named CIF-SS Players of the Year and All State. At Dos Pueblos, linebacker Will Yamasaki was the CIF Division 10 Co-Defensive Player of the Year, and offensive lineman Erick Nisich earned All-CIF and All-State honors. Dos Pueblos fell just short in the Division 3 boys water polo final, 9-7. San Marcos and Dos Pueblos squared off in an epic showdown in the Division 1 girls water polo final before a huge crowd at the Elings Aquatic Center on the DP campus. San Marcos prevailed 4-3 to win its first title in program history. The event took place just a few weeks after the devastating mudslides. Bob Wigod, the commissioner of the CIF Southern Section, was overwhelmed by the scene at the pool and the sense of celebration for all who were there, calling the night “unforgettable.” It was an exceptional season for the San Marcos boys basketball team. Led by a cohesive group of seniors, the Royals displayed tremendous team play night after night, winning 27 games and capturing the school’s first CIF title. Jackson Stormo, the team’s 6-foot-9 center was named the CIF-SS 2A Division Player of the Year and was selected to the All-State team. On the soccer pitch, Santa Barbara and Carpinteria could not be stopped in the playoffs. Santa Barbara got tremendous goalkeeper play from senior Ben Roach to beat Loyola in double overtime in the semifinals and then L.A. Cathedral in a penalty- kick shootout in the Division 1 championship game. The UCSB-bound Roach was named the Division 1 Player of the Year. After having several regular-season games postponed by the fire and floods, Carpinteria got on a roll in the playoffs and won the Division 6 section championship, following up with its first State Division 5 Regional title. Playmaking midfielder Gabe Barajas was named Division 6 Player of the Year. Westmont and Santa Barbara City College both enjoyed banner fall seasons. At Westmont, the women’s volleyball team won 35 matches, captured the GSAC title for the second straight year, won the inaugural conference tournament, and advanced to the NAIA National quarterfinals. Libby Dahlberg was named GSAC Player of the Year. The women’s soccer team, led by All-American Jackie Lopez from Santa Barbara, reached the NAIA quarterfinals. The Warrior men’s soccer team also rose up and won the GSAC Tournament title. Three SBCC women’s teams went 1-2-3 in state finals. The water polo team won the school’s first state championship, the soccer team posted a school-record 21-1-1 mark and finished runner-up in the state, and the golf team placed third in the state

Athletic tournament. The year of success has spread into the spring season, with several high school and college teams and individuals showing strong indications that they’ll be making long runs in postseason competition. Whatever happens, the year is definitely one to remember. IntroducingIntroducing ourour FallFall SportSport AthletesAthletes ofof thethe Year 2018

College Football High School Football Fall CollegeManny Nwosu, Football SBCC HighJohn School Harris, BishopFootball Diego Cedric Cooper, SBCC Kellen Roberts, Dos Pueblos College Men’s Soccer MarcellousHigh School Gossett, Girls’ Volleyball Dos Pueblos CollegeVictor Chavez, Men’s Soccer SBCC Laurel Kujan, Laguna Blanca Kevin Feucht, UCSB High School Girl’s Volleyball College Women’s Soccer KellyHigh Bickett,School Boys’Laguna Cross Blanca Country CollegeKatherine Women’s Sheehy, SoccerSBCC Jason Peterson, San Marcos Brooke Lillywhite, Westmont High School Boy’s Cross Country College Men’s Water Polo HunterHigh School Clark, Girls’ Dos PueblosCross Country

CollegeShane Hauschild, Men’s Water UCSB Polo Madison Funk, San Marcos Year the of Athletes Reed Cotterill, UCSB High School Girl’s Cross Country College Men’s Cross Country EricaHigh SchoolSchroeder, Girls’ San Golf Marcos CollegeMichael Men’sOldach, Cross Westmont Country Bella Vigna, Dos Pueblos Adam Avila, UCSB High School Girl’s Golf College Women’s Cross Country SiennaHigh School Scibird, Boys’ Bishop Water Diego Polo CollegeJenna Hinkle, Women’s UCSB Cross Country Ethan Parrish, Dos Pueblos Emily Williams, Westmont High School Boy’s Water Polo College Women’s Volleyball SawyerHigh School Rhodes, Girls’ Santa Tennis Barbara CollegeLindsey Ruddins,Women’s UCSB Volleyball Yuka Perera, San Marcos Libby Dahlberg, Westmont High School Girl’s Tennis College Women’s Water Polo Mikala Triplett, Dos Pueblos CollegeEmma Fraser, Women’s SBCC Water Polo Katie Yang of Dos Pueblos Halie Johnson, SBCC College Women’s Golf CollegeVanessa Women’s Watkins, SBCCGolf Carolin Chang, SBCC Special Olympics Mayor’s Trophy 2018 Athlete of the Year

RYAN CHILDRESS Ryan Childress has been an athlete in Special Olympics since 2010 when he competed in the Track & Field School Games. Since then, Ryan has become an amazing competitor and teammate in Soccer, Basketball, and Floor Hockey. Ryan is a natural athlete and fierce competitor on the soccer field, basketball court and hockey rink, who has earned himself the nickname “The Scoring Machine“ by his coaches and peers for his ability to score goals in rapid succession. Ryan brings wonderful enthusiasm and a sense of joy to each practice. He loves playing sports, and his enjoyment is infectious and raises the spirits of everyone around him. This is what Brian Medel, Ryan’s soccer coach, had to say about him, “Ryan is admired for his sportsmanship and coach-ability and is often seen on the field helping lift up opposing players, supporting teammates who are frustrated or hurt, and is as enthusiastic off the bench as he is in a starting role. He is responsible and independent on away trips, and he is someone coaches can depend on and point to as a role model for others. He is a joy to coach and I look forward to working with him again soon.” Ryan is currently a student at Santa Barbara City College and a graduate of San

Olympics Marcos High School.

Special Olympics Athlete of the Month Generously Sponsored by Aaron Brown, Wells Fargo Advisors

Special Olympics is an international organization dedicated to providing athletic competitions and year round training for individuals with physical and mental challenges. Michael Madrigal Andres Santa Maria

Special Christopher Evans Chris Powers Cristian Quintanar Bertha Jaramillo

This award was first established by mayor David Shiffman. It is presented annually to a Special Olympics Athlete. Introducing our Winter Sport

Athletes of the Year 2018Winter

High School Boys’ Basketball High School Wrestling Jackson Stormo, San Marcos Will Yamasaki, Dos Pueblos High School Girls’ Basketball College Men’s Basketball Alondra Jimenez, Santa Barbara Max Heidegger, UCSB High School Girls’ Water Polo College Women’s Basketball Ryann Neushul, Dos Pueblos Lauren McCoy, Westmont Piper Smith, San Marcos College Men’s Swimming

High School Boys’ Soccer Billy Mullis, UCSB Year the of Athletes Ben Roach, Santa Barbara Gabe Barajas, Carpinteria College Women’s Swimming Emily Boggess, UCSB High School Girls’ Soccer Sierra Palladino, San Marcos Scholar Athletes of the Year Generously Sponsored by 2018 Marc Gamberdella of the Gamberdella-Spruill Group at Merrill Lynch

The Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table Scholar Athlete of the Year Award was initiated in September 1986 after the Round Table’s Board of Directors recognized the need to honor those students who are not only successful athletes, but who also maintain strong academic and extra-curricular credentials. Qualifications for nomination include participation in varsity athletics at the high school level and in designated athletic programs at the college level. Academic qualifications include outstanding grade point averages, usually greater than 3.5, in conjunction with other scholarly activities such as honor societies, scientific societies, extra-curricular activities and outstanding aptitude test scores for high school. Students have been selected by principals, senior counselors, athletic directors and coaches at the various high schools and colleges in the Santa Barbara area, in association with the Athletic Round Table. The Round Table feels that the significance of this award goes beyond recognizing individual students who have outstanding academic and athletic records. It is also a reminder to the community that it is possible for a student to participate in athletics and still maintain outstanding academic achievement. We are proud to present this year’s recipients.

2017-18 Scholar Athlete of the Year Awards

Providence...... Evan Boger Cate...... Ian MacFarlane Bishop ...... John Harris Carpinteria...... Mikayla Blair Dos Pueblos ...... Carly Marmo Laguna Blanca...... Sophia Fay SBCC...... Alyssa Russell-Sadoff San Marcos ...... Aliyah Huerta Westmont ...... Lauren McCoy UCSB ...... Natalie Da Silveira Santa Barbara ...... Chase Murphy

On behalf of the Santa Barbara Athletic Round

Athletes of the Year Table, we congratulate each of you for your outstanding achievement in the classroom as well as in athletics and wish you the best. Phil Womble Ethics in Sports Award 2018 Generously Sponsored by The Pintard Group

Awarded monthly to a high school junior who shows exemplary sportsmanship SBART and character.

Chris Mesipam...... Bishop Garcia Diego High School Fiona Kuesis...... San Marcos High School Georgia Brace...... Santa Barbara High School Isaac De Alba...... Carpinteria High School

Josephine Morales...... Dos Pueblos High School Special Awards Special Margaux Murphy...... Laguna Blanca School Awards Special Sarah Polowczak...... Cate School Maggie Coffin...... Providence High School

Phil Womble Russ Morrison Memorial Golf Scholarship 2018 JOSEPH PIGATTI Joseph Pigatti is currently a high school senior at Dos Pueblos High School. Joseph has maintained a 4.30 GPA while being a member of the varsity golf team at Dos Pueblos since his freshman year. He is planning to attend the Hawaii Pacific University where he will be a member of their golf team. Joseph hopes to major in business and marketing. Joseph’s long term academic goal is to pursue a Master’s degree in business administration and a secondary degree in mechanical engineering. Joseph plans to use his future degrees in business marketing and mechanical engineering in order to become a Disney Company imagineer. A previous teacher of Joseph’s explained that “He is...a very sincere and dedicated student and asked many questions so that he could completely master the concepts.” Joseph is dedicated to achieving his academic goals and passionate and dedicated to achieving his prospective career path.

Larry Crandell Memorial Scolarship CHASE MURPHY Chase Murphy is currently a high school senior at Santa Barbara High School. He is a student in the school’s Multimedia Arts

Scholarships and Design Academy. Chase plans to attend the University of Southern California (USC) where he will major in biological science. Chase has earned a 4.88 GPA while participating on the volleyball club and high school teams and completing over 300 community service hours. In October 2017, Chase was recognized for a Scholar-Athlete of the Year award. Also, Chase was the group leader for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, where he helped to organize club meetings and participate in events. Chase has completed an internship with an anesthesiologist at Pacific Pain Physicians, where he assisted in pre-surgery and filling out patient information. Through this internship, Chase gained valuable hands on experience in the medical field and found his passion SBART for becoming a doctor. A previous employer noted that “Chase has been pleasant, positive, and a pleasure to work with.” SBART Founders Scholarship RYAN HODOSY 2018 Ryan Hodosy will graduate this June from Dos Pueblos High School (DPHS) with a 4.23 GPA and the honor of being a member of the California Scholarship Federation and the

National Honor Society since his freshman year. He has also SBART been on both the basketball and tennis teams at DPHS all four years, and can add membership in the Federation of Christian Athletes to his list of activities. For the past three summers, he has been involved with the DPHS summer basketball camp, a community-based camp run by Dos Pueblos basketball players and coaches. Ryan states, “My coaches throughout my sports career are very special. I have had several coaches which served as tremendous role models and mentors for me. They have made me become a better sports player, ignited the competitor in me, and have challenged me. They not only

have developed my athletic abilities to a higher level, but through their investment in Scholarships me, they have helped me to become a better man.” Ryan plans to attend Cal Poly, Scholarships San Luis Obispo where he will study business and marketing, with the hopes of one day creating his own business.

Jim Ranta Memorial Scholarship SARAH OWENS Sarah Owens is a four year water polo player and swimmer who attended San Marcos High School. Sarah’s dedication, commitment, and love for the sport of water polo paved the way for a remarkable high school experience that will continue through college at UCSB. As a freshman Sarah played on the Junior Varsity team so she could get maximum playing time and prepare her for water polo at the high school division 1 level. Sarah is a student of the game; she not only improved her ability, but more importantly her knowledge of the game. As she progressed through the ranks, she moved into a starting position her junior and senior years. As a junior, her team was the CIF Division 1 runner-up, and her senior year San Marcos High School won the CIF SS Division 1 title. Sarah was selected as a second team All Channel League, 2nd Team CIF, and 3rd team All Southern California. As a senior, Sarah captained her team and led by example. Quiet by nature, but compassionate, ethical, encouraging, and a fierce competitor, Sarah plays for all the right reasons. She is a perfect recipient of an award to honor one of Santa Barbara’s water polo legends.” 2018 Introducing our Spring Sport Athletes of the Year High School Baseball College Baseball Dylan Kelley, DPHS Michael Stefanic, Westmont Isaac Coffey, DPHS College Softball High School Boys’ Golf Alyssa Diaz, UCSB Preston Gomersall, SBHS College Men’s Volleyball High School Boys’ Lacrosse Corey Chavers, UCSB Mason Zimmerman, SMHS College Men’s Track & Field High School Girls’ Lacrosse Kordell Hampton, UCSB Brie Walker, Cate College Women’s Track & Field High School Boys’ Tennis Hope Bender, UCSB Dominik Stefanov, SMHS College Men’s Tennis High School Boys’ Volleyball Nicolas Moreno de Alboran, UCSB Will Rottman, SBHS College Women’s Tennis High School Boys’ Swimming Palina Dubavets, UCSB Matt Mills, San Marcos High College Men’s Golf High School Girls’ Swimming Brett Bennett, UCSB Maija Ninness, SMHS College Women’s Diving High School Softball Gina Jacobson, SBCC Aliyah Huerta-Leipner, SMHS High School Girls’ Track Allie Jones, SMHS High School Boys’ Track & Field Isaiah Veal, Bishop Diego High

Athletes of the Year Spring Russell Hargreaves Award RIVIERA YOUTH BIKE TEAM 2018 The Riviera Youth Bike Team (aka RYBT or “Ribbit“) creates a positive impact on

the health and fitness of underserved 10-13 year old children by developing SBART and fostering a connection to cycling. We cater to kids struggling with issues such as obesity, low self-esteem, bullying, and learning differences. Our goal is to give children the tools they need to reach and maintain their health and fitness goals in a fun, organized, and supportive team environment, while learning about long-term resources in various cycling communities. RYBT provides programs engaging participants to health professionals, cycling coaches, cycling clubs and communities. Starting in 2015 as a 4-month trial program sponsored by Riviera Multisport, the Bialis Family Foundation and the Santa Barbara Bicycle Coalition, RYBT Riders receive 3 cycling- based workouts per week, including indoor gym classes, indoor spin classes, and an outdoor cycling class with curriculum from the League of American Bicyclists. Staff includes certified Instructors from

the League of American Bicyclists, Spin and Strength Coaches, sponsors from local bike shops and Special Awards Special businesses, and an active volunteer board. Awards Special To date, the Riviera Youth Bike Team has provided equipment, a cycling education, and new bicycles to 42 kids. In 2017, the Riviera Youth Bike Team was adopted by the Santa Barbara Police Activities League, and is now implemented with supporting recourses from PAL, Echelon Santa Barbara, and the Santa Barbara Bicycle Coalition, and various community businesses and non-profits.

Russ Hargreaves was a dedicated member of the Santa Barbara Recreation Department. He spent a lifetime creating opportunities for others to enjoy the benefits of recreational activities. He loved jogging and was committed to total body fitness. He knew that a healthy mind and body were the first steps to a happy and productive life. This award is given to a person recognized by the Parks & Recreation Department as a leader in maintaining quality sports programs R.F. MacFarland Memorial Award SANTA BARBARA TENNIS PATRONS The Santa Barbara Tennis Patrons organization, now in its 48th year of existence, has remained as solid as the rock it was founded upon. Jerry Beaver, the group’s founding director, and several other tennis players were surveying the construction of the Santa Barbara Tennis Club when the idea for a junior tennis organization was raised nearly a half-century ago. “There’s a rock up there in front of courts 3, 4 and 5, and we were standing there when somebody said, ‘You know, we’ve got to get a junior tennis program going,’” Beaver recalled. “Somebody said, ‘Well, Beaver, you’ve got three little kids – why don’t you take it on?’” Little did he know that the organization that he’d help start in April of 1971 would now be running numerous junior as well as adult tournaments throughout the year, including one for Special Olympians. The Patrons group also holds a Summer Mentorship Camp for disadvantaged youth as well as a Schools Program that has exposed tennis to more than 6,500 youngsters, while also offering scholarships funded by the Bryan Brothers Foundation. The Patrons also spearheaded the fundraising to resurrect the men’s tennis program at Santa Barbara City College. The organization’s stated mission is “advancing life skills and providing education to the youth of Santa Barbara through participation in an activity that is universally heralded as a ‘sport for a lifetime.’” Elizabeth Winterhalter has served as the Patrons’ president for the last decade. John Sanford is vice- president, Nancy Wheeler is secretary, and CathyAnn Simon serves as the organization’s executive director. The Patrons’ board of directors include John Gerngross, Jerry Hatchett, Neil Levinson, Don Logan, Larry Mousouris, John Sanford, and Greg Tebbe.

R.F. MacFarland was one of the founders of Semana Nautica in 1936. This award is given annually to the person or organization who best exemplifies community leadership in the area of sports and athletics. It is sponsored by The City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation Department, local media and the Semana Nautica Association. Open Athlete of the Year 2018 JEFF FARRELL Jeff Farrell’s long and illustrious swimming career spans decades, much longer than most athletes compete in their given sport, and his accomplishments continue to re-write the record books. Many may think his qualifying for the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome, Italy despite undergoing an appendectomy just six days before the trials began would be his crowning achievement, especially since his two relays earned gold medals and set world records. However, if you ask him directly, his most important accomplishment was being the first swimmer to be inducted into both the International Swimming Hall of Fame and the International Masters Swimming Hall of Fame. These honors are certainly a testament to his longevity at the top of the sport and an indication of his determination and tenacity. Last year, Jeff competed in the 80-84 age group at the short course US Swimming Masters National Championship in Riverside, CA and won the 50 yard freestyle, 100 yard freestyle, and 100 yard individual medley, setting a national record in the 50 yard freestyle at 28.68 seconds. Incredibly, this time is only a mere 6.18 seconds slower than his world class pace of 22.50 seconds he swam almost 60 years ago. In addition to setting this national record for short course yards in 2017, Jeff also set the national record for the long course 50 meter freestyle at 32.18 seconds and the world record for the short course 50 meter freestyle at 31.25 seconds.

Awards At a time when most athletes would stop competing, relax, and look back over their career and accomplishments, Jeff is still as driven as ever to stand atop the award podium and dominate the record books. If his past is any indication, he will continue to amaze, impress, and likely set a new record every time he steps up to the starting blocks.

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SBART Master Athlete Award RUSTY SNOW 2018 Rusty Snow has only been in the Santa Barbara area for about a decade and a half, but his impact to the running and sports community has

been immeasurable. He not only sets an example SBART as a pacesetter and overall winner in most local races he enters, but he’s also grown the sport as a coach and founder of Santa Barbara Running and Racing and as an entrepreneur helping organize and host racing events. His accomplishments as a Master Athlete only serve to enhance his profile and legend.

Rusty competed in the USA Track and Field Masters Cross Country National Championship and the 8K Master’s Championship between 2011 and 2015, racking

up podium finishes as both an individual competitor as well as part of a team. During

Special Awards Special Special Awards Special that short time period, he took six top-4 finishes as an individual in his age group and helped the team earn three straight championships.

Perhaps even more impressive is his streak of top finishes at the Elliptical Cycling World Championships, a grueling timed ride up Palomar Mountain in northern San Diego County. With an average grade of almost 7%, the course climbs over 4200 feet of elevation in just 11.69 miles. In 2012, Rusty’s first year competing in the event, he rode away with first place and the ElliptiGO Founders’ Cup, breaking the course record by over 5 minutes. Since that initial race, he’s claimed victory for six straight years, averaging a blistering pace of 1:11:04 and setting a course record of 1:09:55 in 2014.

His most prized accomplishments include qualifying for the Olympic Trials in the marathon, finding success in starting businesses, and attaining All American status while competing in college. He is also extremely proud of his two boys, Miles and Blaise, and the roots that his family has put down in Santa Barbara. He finds joy in coaching runners that are passionate about the sport and love to test their limits, and in that regard, he certainly sets a great example to follow.

This award was established and endowed by Louise Lowry Davis to encourage the continued participation in competitive sports, regardless of age. It is given for achievement by an athlete over the age of 40 years. Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table 2018 Special Awards History

Russ Hargreaves R.F. MacFarland Memorial Award Memorial Trophy 1977 Stubby Herman 1964 Caesar Uyesaka 2003 Derek Westen 1978 Frank Van Schaik 1965 E.N. “Nick” Carter 2004 SB News-Press 1978 Bill Van Schaik 1966 Jerry Harwin 2005 Chris Casebeer 1979 Jim Harvey 1967 S.B. Jaycees 2006 Bruce Giffin 1980 Anita Watts 1968 George H. Adams 2007 Greg Knowles 1981 Vic de la Cruz 1969 SBART 2008 Jim Harvey 1982 Jim Rogers 1970 Phillip Patton 2009 Ethel Byers 1983 Eric Arneson 1971 William Bertka 2010 Clyde Bennett 1984 George Chelini 1972 Charles Stearns 2011 Rich Hanna 1985 Mike Chasson 1973 Ed Ware 2012 Joe Coito 1986 Cliff Lambert 1974 James Halliburton 2013 Jon Lee 1987 John Brennand 1975 William J. Blythe 2014 SB Swim Club 1988 Bill Hamilton 1976 Albert “Bud” Revis 2015 Jake Clinton 1989 Sal Rodriguez 1977 Russell Hargreaves 2016 John Dvorak 1990 Ed Holdren 1978 Bill Van Shaik 2017 Robin Paulsen 1991 Earl Pointer 1979 Richard C. Johns 1992 Paul Hodgert 1980 Frank Swain 1992 Carol Smith 1981 Craig A. Case Master Athlete Award 1993 Mariana de Sena 1982 Larry Crandell 1996 Bob Sherman 1994 Richard Medel 1983 Youth Football 1997 Grace Altus 1995 John Spaventa League 1998 Ted Hatlan 1996 David de Ponce 1983 Peter C. Jordano 1998 John Whittemore 1997 Kevin Reddick 1985 Ulrich “Bill” Gulje 2000 Payton Jordan 1998 Girls Inc. of Carpinteria 1986 Barry Berkus 2001 Sinclair Bill 1999 Joe Coito 1987 Dave Kohl 2002 John Brennand 2000 Jean & Joe Pommier 1988 La Playa Comm. 2003 Clyde Bennett 2001 Theresa Frazier Brown Sports Assoc. 2004 Jurgen Schmidt 2002 Debbie Foley 1989 Las Positas 2005 Duncan Thomas 2003 Peggy Buchanan Friendship Park 2006 Don Flanigan, MD 2004 Ada Connor 1990 Robert R. Huhn 2007 Bill Pollock 2005 Ralph Holmes 1991 S.B. City Recreation 2008 Steve Wordell Special Awards 2006 Tom Doolittle 1992 Herb Peterson 2009 Vic Birtalan 2007 Paul Bradford 1992 Dave Peterson 2010 Jill Gass 2007 Ken Doss 1993 Dick Mires 2011 Andy Neumann 2008 Michael Anderson 1994 Youth Sports Assoc. 2012 Terry Thomas 2009 Bernard Hicks 1995 David Pintard 2013 Patty Bryant 2010 Lloyd Biggs 1996 Jeff Farrell 2014 Elaine Campo 2011 Joe Salcedo 1997 S.B. Softball Club 2015 Nash Jimenez 2012 James Coronado 1998 Paul Menzel 2016 Sue McDonald 2013 Tim Werner 1999 SB Bank & Trust 2017 Mike Power 2014 Pony Baseball 2000 Joan Russell 2015 Beverly Lewis 2001 Joe Howell 2016 Lito Garcia 2002 Cliff Lambert

SBART 2017 East Beach Volleyball

High School Coach of the Year

2018 Tom CrawfordSan Bishop Diego Football

High School Coach of the Year BISHOP DIEGO HIGH SCHOOL Past Recipients

1968 Sam Cathcart SBHS Led the Cardinals to their first CIF-Southern Section Championship, 1969 Jim Bashore CARP 1970 Jack Triguiero SBHS winning the Division 6 title in a dominating 37-6 victory over Golden 1971 Don Volpi DPHS Valley. The Cardinals kept it rolling in the state playoffs, whipping 1972 Maury Halleck SMHS 1973 Dick Mires DPHS Quartz Hill, 41-7 in the regionals and blasting Shasta 41-6 in the state 1974 Mike Warren CARP 1975 Mike Hart DPHS championship game, becoming the first county school to win a State 1975 Manuel Garcia SBHS Football Championship. 1976 Lou Panizzon CARP 1976 Linda Dawson BDHS 1977 Linda Dawson BDH 1978 Tom Shoji SMHS 1979 Maury Halleck SMHS 1980 Lou Panizzon CARP 1981 Mike Moropoulos SBHS 1982 Manuel Garcia SBHS 1983 Gordon McClenathen DPHS 1984 Cecilia Gutierrez BDHS 1985 Mike Hart DPHS 1986 Jack Triguiero SBHS 1987 Lou Panizzon CARP 1988 Lou Panizzon CARP 1989 Scott O’Leary DPHS 1990 Lito Garcia SBHS 1991 Jim Ranta DPHS 1992 Ben Hallock CARP 1993 Norris Fletcher BDHS 1993 Satini Puailoa SMHS 1994 Joel Garbarino SMHS 1995 Scott Brennand SMHS 1996 Jack Trigueiro SBHS 1997 Jeff Hesselmeyer DPHS 1998 Abe Jahadhmy SMHS 1999 Mark Walsh SBHS 2000 Jon Lee SMHS 2001 Nan Seed Verkaik SBHS 2002 Fred Warrecker SBHS 2003 Coley Candaele CARP 2004 Mark Walsh SBHS 2005 Chris Parrish DPHS 2006 Dwayne Hauschild DPHS 2007 Jason Donnelly LBHS 2008 Tom Crawford BDHS 2009 John Gannon SBHS 2010 Todd Heil SBHS 2010 Danelle Little DPHS 2011 Chris Parrish DPHS 2012 Dave Mochel CATE 2013 Tom Crawford BDHS 2014 Andrew Butcher SBHS 2015 Jeff Burich BDHS 2016 Dave Bregante SBHS 2017 Brian Roth SMHS College Coach of the Year John Sisterson 2018 SANTA BARBARA CITY COLLEGE College Coach of the Year John coached the men’s and women’s teams to undefeated regular Past Recipients seasons and WSC Championships. It was the first unbeaten season for 1969 Albert Revis SBCC 1969 Jim Klein WEST the men since 1997. The Vaqueros reached the regional final, losing 1969 Ted Fish UCSB 1970 Bob Dinaberg SBCC 1-0. The women posted a school-record 21-1-1 mark, advanced to the 1970 Tom Byron WEST State Final Four for the second straight year and finished as the state 1971 Ed DeLacy SBCC 1971 Ralph Barkey UCSB runner-up. 1972 Bob Dinaberg SBCC 1972 Ron Mulder WEST 1972 Dave Gorrie UCSB 1973 Les Stevens SBCC 1973 Russ Carr WEST 1973 Ralph Barkey UCSB 1974 Ed DeLacy SBCC 1974 Rudy Suwara UCSB 1975 Gus Mee UCSB 1976 Bob Dinaberg SBCC 1977 Ed DeLacy SBCC 1978 Chet Kammerer WEST 1979 Gregg Wilson UCSB 1980 Pete Snyder UCSB 1981 Frank Carbajal SBCC 1982 Bobbie Bonace UCSB 1983 Al Ferrer UCSB 1984 Chet Kammerer WEST 1984 Frank Carbajal SBCC 1985 Gregg Wilson UCSB 1986 Al Ferrer UCSB 1986 Jean Paul Verhees WEST 1987 Mircea Badulescu UCSB 1988 Jerry Pimm UCSB 1989 Ken Preston UCSB 1990 Chet Kammerer WEST 1991 Chet Kammerer WEST 1992 Mark French UCSB 1993 Gregg Wilson UCSB 1994 Chris Russell UCSB 1995 Mike Giuliano WEST 1996 Cathy Sanford SBCC 1997 Tim Vom Steeg SBCC 1998 Kathy Gregory UCSB 1999 John Moore WEST 2000 Mike Giuliano WEST 2001 Gregg Wilson UCSB 2002 Bob Williams UCSB 2003 Mike Giuliano WEST 2004 Mark French UCSB 2005 Tim Vom Steeg UCSB 2006 Gregg Wilson UCSB 2007 Tim Vom Steeg UCSB 2008 Greg Wilson UCSB 2009 Dave Wolf WEST 2010 Bob Williams UCSB 2011 Paula Congleton SBCC Rick McLaughlin UCSB 2012 Kirsten Moore WEST 2013 Kirsten Moore WEST 2014 Chuck Melendez SBCC 2015 John Moore WEST 2016 Andrew Checketts UCSB 2016 Robert Ruiz WEST 2017 Patti Cook WEST Athletes of the Week 2017-18 2018 8/28/17 1/15/18 John Harris, Bishop Football David Frohling, SMHS Basketball Amanda Ball, UCSB, Soccer Milan McGary, SMHS Basketball 9/4/17 1/22/18 Luis Mesino, SMHS Football Juan Carlos Torres, SBHS Soccer Tiffany Costello, SBCC, Cross Country Stephanie Yamada, UCSB Tennis 9/11/17 1/29/18 Frankie Gamberdella, SBHS Football Bryan Sheets, Providence Basketball Laurel Kujan, Laguna Volleyball Abbi Hill, DPHS Water Polo 9/18/17 2/5/18 Jason Peterson, SMHS Cross Country Erick Nisich, DPHS Wrestling Caylin Zimmerman, Laguna Volleyball Olivia Kistler, DPHS Water Polo 9/25/17 2/12/18 Jake Engel, Bishop Football Olisa Nwachi, Westmont Basketball Kaylene Ureno, SBCC Volleyball Anna Cable, DPHS Water Polo 10/2/17 2/19/18 Jake Ramirez, DPHS Football Will Yamasaki, DPHS Wrestling Erika Foreman, SBHS Volleyball Piper Smith, SMHS Water Polo 10/9/17 2/26/18 Michael Elbert, DPHS Football Jackson Stormo, San Marcos Basketball Kelly Coulson & Samantha De Alba, SMHS Sophie Trumbull, SMHS Water Polo Tennis 3/5/18 10/16/17 Ben Roach, SBHS Soccer Leo Vargas, Carpinteria Football Joy Krupa, Westmont Basketball Maddi Berthoud, Westmont Soccer 3/12/18 10/23/17 Luis Garcia, Carpinteria Soccer Success Henry Hepp, SBHS Football Isabel Studt, Carpinteria Softball Bella Vigna, DPHS Golf 3/19/18 10/30/17 Beau Allen, SMHS Track & Field Ethan Parrish, DPHS Water Polo Lauren McCoy, Westmont Basket- Madison Funk, SMHS Cross Country ball 11/6/17 3/26/18 Jason Teng, DPHS Water Polo Matt Mills, SMHS Swimming Emma Fraser, SBCC Water Polo Ellie Smith, Cate Track & Field 11/13/17 4/2/18 Manny Nwosu, SBCC Football Dylan Kelley, DPSH Baseball

Athletic Lindsey Ruddins, UCSB Volleyball Allie Jones, SMHS Track & Field 11/20/17 4/9/18 Ty Trosky, Laguna Football Jake Holton, SBCC Baseball LuLu Gilbert, SBCC Soccer Sierra Laughner, DPHS Softball 11/27/17 4/16/18 John Harris, Bishop Football Hunter May, SMHS Swimming Katherine Sheehy, SBCC Soccer Aliyah Huerta-Leipner, SMHS Softball 12/4/17 4/23/18 Dylan Streett, Bishop Football Isaac Coffey, DPHS Baseball Athena Saragoza, SBHS Basketball Kelee Shimizu, SBCC Swimming 12/11/17 4/30/18 John Harris & Ashton Borgeson, Bishop Football Parker Crossland, DPHS Volleyball Ryann Neushul, DPHS Water Polo Shaya Alexander, Carpinteria Track & Field 1/8/18 5/7/18 Drew Edelman, UCSB Basketball Preston Gomersall, SBHS Golf Ryan Godges, SMHS Basketball Madison Herrera, Westmont Track & Field 2018 Hall of Fame Inductees 2018

Jennifer Rehage Allen Dos Pueblos, Pacific University

(Softball, Basketball & Volleyball) Hall of Fame of Hall Dylan Axelrod DPHS 2000 and SBSH 2001-2003, SBCC 2004-2005, UC Irvine 2006-2007 (Baseball)

Adrienne Binder Brown San Marcos, Auburn University (Swimming)

Mike Falberg Santa Barbara High School Tennis, Stanford (Tennis)

Mike Giusto Carpinteria High School 1983 and Cal Poly (Tennis & Basketball)

Jeff Nelson San Marcos High School 1967, Cal Poly (Basektball & Baseball)

Kaylene Wagner Dos Pueblos High School and Cal Poly (Track)

Doug Mitchel Coach - Dos Pueblos High School (Golf)

Gregg Wilson Coach – UCSB (Swimming)

The Hall of Fame Event will be on Monday, October 29, 2018, at La Cumbre Country Club Hall of Fame Members Athletes Victor Bartolome 1995 Jeff Jameson 2008 Larry Moriarty 1996 Mark Mattos 2008 Keith Gledhill* 1968 Jim Odoms 1996 Nicole Sanchez 2008 Gene Lillard* 1968 Anne Tweedy Whitford 1996 Micheline Sheaffer White 2008 Lou Tsoutsouvas* 1968 Cindy Schmandt Scannella 1997 Jeff Azain 2009 James Anderson* 1969 Cindy Banks 1997 Ati Conner 2009 Marv Goux* 1970 Michael Morando 1997 Ken Duncan 2009 Cal Rossi* 1970 Phil Olds* 1997 Jenny Hehnke 2009 Harry McLaughlin* 1971 Ron Fricia* 1998 Amelia White-Escalante 2009 Eddie Mathews* 1972 Tom Grewe 1998 Alan Everest 2010 Albert Steinert* 1972 Tom Montross 1998 Ann Latham 2010 Bill Lillard* 1973 Marina Gomez 1998 Kevin Marsh 2010 William Peacock* 1973 Cindy Battistone-Hill 1998 Kieran O’Leary-Roblee 2010 Mike Dimas* 1974 Dennis Savage 1999 Thor Schmidt 2010 Lawrence Stevens* 1974 Poncho Renteria 1999 Ryan Spilborghs 2010 Norman Duncan* 1975 Gary Fischer 1999 Jenny (Santos)Lafferty 2011 Otey Scruggs* 1975 Steve Pate 2000 Linnea Mendoza Meister 2011 Ralph Wood* 1976 Jesse Orosco 2000 Omel Nieves 2011 Peter Zucco* 1976 Andrea Serrano 2000 Scott Puailoa 2011 Charles Sylvester* 1977 Jim Peterson 2001 Kyle Shotwell 2011 Ernie Zampese 1977 Chris Haake 2001 John Barbieri 2012 Alex Bravo 1978 Sam Randolph, Jr. 2001 Nancy Craig 2012 Rod Dowhower 1979 Kristin Knapp Cole 2001 Tony Gilbert* 2012 Allan Lamont* 1980 Tom Duke 2001 John Pate 2012 Bruce Coldren 1981 Brian Moulton 2002 Dawn Schroeder 2012 Jack Gage* 1981 Tracye Jean-Marie Lawyer 2002 Chris Segesman 2012 Booker Brown 1982 Bob Weirum 2002 Janelle Thompson 2012 Wendy Hicks Stockwell 1983 John Gilbert 2002 Faha Banks 2013 Dario Castagnola* 1984 Sal Rodriguez 2003 Danny Beal 2013 Jim Murphy 1985 John Tremblay 2003 David Phreaner 2013 Sam Cunningham 1985 Debbie Lipson Ekola 2003 Todd Rogers 2013 Don Ford 1986 Mike Yamasaki 2003 Amber Stevens 2013 Dick Glover* 1986 Denise Yamada Axelson 2004 Stefanie Christoferson 2014 Steve Moore* 1987 Ed Bowman 2004 Megan Enyeart 2014 Buddy Allin* 1987 James Cappon 2004 Mike Fitzgerald 2014 Paul Hartloff 1988 Karen Griffith 2004 Lola Trenwith Georgi 2014 Al Geiberger 1988 Jerry Hughes 2004 Scott Winnewisser 2014 Jamaal Wilkes 1988 Stephanie Rempe 2004 Eric Menzel-Downing 2015 Gene Bowman 1989 Randall Cunningham 2005 Shannon Frowiss Phipps 2015 Doug Little 1990 Don Dendinger 2005 Bradlee Van Pelt 2015 Bob Looney 1990 Henry Gonzales 2005 Kimi Wong 2015 John Valentino* 1991 Alma Martinez 2005 Kelly Schmandt Ferguson 2016 Karch Kiraly 1991 Allen Pugh 2005 Chris Gocong 2016 Bill Oakley 1992 Coley Candaele 2006 Gary Pearce 2016 Peter O’Garro* 1992 John Korfas 2006 Scott Randall 2016 Rino Filippin 1993 John Moreno 2006 Meghan Moore Reardon 2016 Terry Schroeder 1993 Lori Sanchez Kibbie 2006 Lisa Willett Fry 2017 Diane Sebastian Pestolesi 1993 Todd Stoney 2006 Gerardo Jimenez 2017 Gary Woods 1994 Paula Bowen-Canty 2007 Mark Warkentin 2017 Rudy Ybarra 1994 Don Hopwood 2007 Donald Young 2017 Debbie (Willie) Haliday 1994 Gerry Karczewski 2007 Doug Partie 1995 Kara Warkentin 2007 Holly Ford-Emerson 1995 Jeff Chaffin 2008 Hall of Fame Members Special Achievement Sterling Winans* 1973 Community Leaders Theodore Harder* 1974 John Whittemore* 1977 Art Gallon* 1975 Max Fleischman* 1968 Henry Espinosa* 1978 William Crow* 1976 Caesar Uyesaka* 1969 Timothy Badillo* 1979 Earl Murray* 1977 Fred Joehnck* 1970 Peter Poole* 1980 Albert Revis* 1978 Jerry Harwin* 1971 Santos Escobar 1981 Sam Cathcart* 1979 Hal Orion* 1972 Gates Foss, Sr. 1982 Jack Curtice* 1980 Henry Ewald* 1973 James Anderson 1983 Charles Sylvester* 1980 George Adams* 1974 Nick Carter 1983 Bob Morelli* 1981 Charles Christiansen* 1975 Charles Christiansen* 1983 Mike Moropoulos 1982 Marshall Booher* 1976 Paul Crawford* 1983 Satini Puailoa, Sr.* 1983 Katherine McCloskey* 1977 Sterling Winans* 1983 Lloyd Erhard* 1984 Phil Patton* 1977 Doug White* 1984 Russ Carr 1985 Sam Battistone, Sr.* 1978 Frank Holguin* 1985 Jack Siemens* 1986 Alfred Robertson* 1979 Harry Callahan 1987 Maury Halleck* 1987 William Russell* 1980 Elmer Boeseke* 1988 Gene Snyder 1988 Frank Swain* 1981 Ken Kellogg* 1989 Rusty Fairly* 1989 R.F. MacFarland* 1982 James Halliburton* 1990 Joe Mueller 1990 William Hitchcock* 1983 Danny Andrade* 1991 Linda Dawson 1991 Allen Rogers, Sr.* 1984 Sal Rodriguez 1992 Lou Panizzon 1992 Richard Johns 1985 Phil Womble* 1994 Tom Byron, Jr.* 1993 Bob Mullaney* 1986 John Brennand 1995 Donald Volpi* 1994 Craig Case 1987 Mike Dulawan* 1996 John Stoney 1995 Bill Blythe* 1988 Marcia Constance 1997 Sam Adams* 1996 Louise Lowry Davis* 1988 John Hamson 1998 Bob Dinaberg 1997 Bill Bertka 1989 Anita Ho 1999 Jim Bashore* 1997 Larry Crandell* 1990 Jeff Farrell 2000 Jack Sanford 1998 Peter Jordano 1991 Joel Silverman 2001 Gordon McClenathen 1998 Ed Holdren 1992 Dick Olmstead* 2002 Jack Trigueiro 1999 Vaughn Wipf 1992 Jim St. Clair* 2002 Pat Moorhouse-MacPhee 1999 Jay Smith 1993 Dale Okinaka* 2003 Norris Fletcher 2000 Bill Levy 1994 Janice Campbell 2003 Chet Kammerer 2000 Rath Shelton* 1995 Gary Cavaletto 2004 Dave Gorrie 2001 Keith Berry 1996 Banquet BBQ Team 2005 Mike Hart 2001 Joseph T. Brusca* 1997 Dick Heron, Norm Lammer* & John Osborne 2001 Desmond O’Neill 1998 Chuck Wagner* Bill Shields 2002 Paul Menzel 1999 Laird Hayes 2006 Ralph Barkey 2003 Chuck Kelsey 2000 John Stoney 2007 Scott O’Leary* 2004 Dick Mires 2001 Tyler Dumm 2008 Cathy Sanford 2005 George Bliss* 2002 Neill Wright 2008 Russ Wenzlau* 2005 Jack Bianchi 2003 Alexander Herman* 2009 Jerry Pimm 2006 Cliff Lambert 2004 Dan Cerda 2010 Carmen DiPoalo 2007 Pool Renovation Committee Bill Pintard 2011 Cliff Purcell 2008 of Santa Barbara HS 2005 Bob Guillen 2012 Mike Beresford 2009 Dave Pintard 2006 Larry Mousouris 2017 Jim Ranta 2010 Joe Howell 2007 Ken Preston 2011 Tim Tremblay 2008 Coaches Mark French 2012 Virgil Elings 2009 Joby Nunez 2013 Kevin Brown* 2010 Rick Olmstead 2014 Clarence Schutte* 1968 South Coast Community Kathy Gregory 2015 Stan Williamson* 1969 Aquatics Center 2011 Fred Warrecker 2016 Nick Carter* 1970 Bill & Kristi Parrish 2012 Jon Lee 2017 Willie Wilton* 1971 Ethel Byers 2013 Clarence Bishop* 1972 Joan Russell Price 2014 Dan Cordero 2015

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