CSU Monterey Bay Otters

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CSUMB Athletic Quick Facts...... 4 Junior Otter Kids Club...... 5 CSUMB Campus Profile...... 6-7 University Administrative Staff...... 8 Athletics Administrative & Coaching Staff...... 9-10 The California Collegiate Athletic Association...... 11 CSUMB Athletic Facilities...... 12-13 Game Day Insert The Otter Backers...... 14 Giving to the Otter Backers...... 15 2007-08 Otter Backer Members...... 16 Fall 2007 Athletic Calender...... 19 CCAA Members...... 20-21 CSUMB Athletic Media Outlets...... 22

CSUMB Athletics The Otter Athletics Game Day Program is published during 100 Campus Center, 84F the three sport seasons of fall, winter, and spring by the Seaside, CA 93955-8001 CSUMB Athletic Department. Phone: (831) 582-3015 Editor: Larry Cline Fax: (831) 582-4023 Layout Editor: Thomas Weed E-mail: [email protected] Printing: Printworx, Watsonville, CA

On the Web: Businesses or individuals interested in advertising http://www.OtterAthletics.com with CSUMB Athletics please contact http://csumb.edu/sports Larry Cline at 582-3113 or Kirby Garry at 582-3051

www.OtterAthletics.com 4 CSU Monterey Bay Athletic Quick Facts Name...... California State University, Monterey Bay Address...... 100 Campus Center, 84F Location...... Seaside, CA 93955-8001 Phone...... (831) 582-3015 Fax...... (831) 582-4023 E-Mail...... [email protected] Enrollment...... 4,000 Founded...... 1994 Nickname...... Otters Colors...... Blue, Gold & Green Conference...... California Collegiate Athletic Association NCAA Classification...... Division II President...... Dr. Dianne F. Harrison, University of Alabama Athletic Director...... Dr. Howard Gauthier, Washington State Faculty Athletic Representative...... Seth Pollack, University of Colorado at Boulder Associate Athletic Director/Senior Woman Administrator...... Stephanie Duke, Cal State Hayward Assistant Athletic Director, Development...... Larry Cline, Boise State Marketing & Sports Camps Coordinator...... Kirby Garry, University of North Dakota Compliance Coordinator...... Denise Castro, Oral Roberts University Sports Information Director...... TBD Marketing & Sports Information Assistant...... Tom Weed Account Technician...... Julia Hubbard Office Manager/Student-Athlete Development Coordinator...... Erin Clare, CSU Monterey Bay Head Athletic Trainer...... Ken Howat, Sacramento State Assistant Athletic Trainer...... David McNeil, Rowan University

www.OtterAthletics.com Junior Otter Kids Club 5

About the Junior Otters The CSU Monterey Bay Junior Otter Kids Clubs is designed to give children ages 12 and under involvement in the exciting world of Otter Athletics! Membership makes a great present for any child for birthdays, holidays and good grades!

Membership Benefits All club members receive: • Official Junior Otter t-shirt. • Junior Otter membership card. • Invitations to exclusive events with Monty ‘Rey’ the mascot and CSUMB athletes. • Free admission to all home events. • Free admission to sports clinic (sport of choice) for club members.

Registration Your Junior Otter can have all of these benefits for only $20. To register him/her as a Junior Otter please visit us online at www.OtterAthletics.com and click on ‘Junior Otters’ to download the registration form.

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www.OtterAthletics.com 6 California State University, Monterey Bay Profile Committed to the success of every student, CSUMB takes advantage of its intimate overall enrollment of 4,000, small classes, and talented faculty to prepare students to achieve big things.

The faculty includes renowned au- thors, internationally acclaimed au- thorities, breakthrough researchers, and winners of extraordinary honors. More importantly, because CSUMB emphasizes excellence in teaching, professors dedicate themselves to mentoring students. As reported in USA Today, national researchers have recognized CSUMB for “an unshak- able focus on student learning...”

CSUMB has produced academy University Center award winners, thriving entrepre- neurs, committed nonprofit and -gov Founded in 1994, CSUMB offers minors, and graduate and teaching ernment leaders, and dedicated teach- sophisticated technologies and spa- credential programs that incorporate ers among thousands of successful cious, modern facilities. Intel Corpora- dozens of academic fields. Praising graduates. Given the university’s com- tion ranks CSUMB twelfth among the CSUMB for placing students at the mitment to creating access to quality nation’s campuses for wireless Internet heart of the enterprise, the Western higher education, many of these alum- access. The Chapman Science Aca- Association of Schools and Colleg- ni represent the first generation in their demic Center opened in 2003 with es accreditation team reported that families to complete college. state-of-the-art science and computer “CSUMB is a product of scholarship labs, and a new signature building at its best—rigorous, ethical, socially building—the $64-million responsible, and respectful of the val- Residential Hall 208 Tanimura & Antle Family ues and strengths of a diverse group Memorial Library—will of people who have adopted a com- open in 2008. mon vision and sense of purpose.”

Both close-knit and di- CSUMB’s overall academic pro- verse, the multicultural gram helps students grow through campus community em- real-world experience, discussion of braces differences and global issues, and service learning— fosters lifelong connec- a program that U.S. News & World tions. U.S. News & World Report has listed among its “outstand- Report has listed CSUMB ing examples of academic programs in the top two for ethnic that are believed to lead to student and economic diversity success.” In 2006, the White House among public liberal arts honored CSUMB with one of three universities. The Hispanic Presidential Awards recognizing na- Outlook in Higher Educa- tional service leadership as part of the tion has named CSUMB a Higher Education Community Service “Publisher’s Pick.” Honor Roll.

CSUMB offers under- For the two-thirds of full-time under- graduate majors and graduate students living on CSUMB’s

www.OtterAthletics.com Committed to the Success of Every Student 7 1,387-acre campus, housing Communication; Division of options include residence halls, Social, Behavioral, and Global suites, apartments, and family Studies; School of World Lan- housing. guages and Culture; School of Business; School of Education; Campus activities abound. School of Information Technol- NCAA Division II athletics, in- ogy and Communications De- tramural and club sports, boat- sign; Division of Science and ing, outdoor recreation, hiking Environmental Policy; Math- and cycling trails, and disc ematics and Statistics Depart- golf courses promote fitness. ment; and the Teledramatic Student organizations offer a Arts and Technology Depart- variety of political, musical, ment. academic, special interest, social, and socially conscious ac- Majors: Global Studies; Hu- tivities. Musical groups, plays, man Communication; Integrat- and open mikes provide outlets ed Studies; Music; Social & for performers. And guest writ- Behavioral Sciences; Visual & ers, entertainers, musicians, Public Art; World Languages politicians, educators, and oth- A Student Studying in the Main Quad & Cultures; Business Adminis- ers fill evenings and minds. tration; Collaborative Health & Human Services; Human Performan Minutes away, the Monterey Penin- CSUMB President:...... Dr. Dianne Harrison & Wellness; Liberal Studies; Educa- sula offers the Monterey Bay Aquar- Founded:...... September 25, 1994 tion; Earth Systems & Science Policy; ium, Cannery Row, Carmel, Pebble Mathematics; Telecommunications, Beach, 17-mile drive, and much more. Campus Size:...... 1,387 acres Multimedia, and Applied Computing; The bay offers sailing, scuba, surfing, Fall 2006 Enrollment:...... 3,612 Teledramtic Arts & Technology; Coast- and kayaking, while the surrounding al and Watershed Science & Policy; land invites sunning, cycling, hiking, Fall 2006 Student/Faculty Ratio:... 12:1 Instructional Science & Technology; and camping. Fall 2006 Employment:...... 695 Management & Information Technol- ogy; Marine Science. For more information, please visit the CSUMB Schools: School of Creative CSUMB.EDU website. Arts, Division of Humanities and

Current Construction on the Tanimura & Antle Family Memorial Library

www.OtterAthletics.com 8 University Administrative Staff Dianne F. Harrison, Ph.D. University President Dr. Dianne Harrison assumed the presidency at California State University, Monterey Bay in June of 2006. During a 30-year career at Florida State University in Tallahassee, she served in various capacities starting as a faculty member then advancing to dean of social work, associate vice president for academic affairs, dean of graduate studies, and vice president for academic quality and external programs. She holds a Ph.D. in social work from Washington University in St. Louis, and a M.A. of social work and a B.A. in American studies from the University of Alabama. A profile researcher and writer, Dr. Harrison has published dozens of articles and two books. She has served on the boards and committees of over 50 national, state, and local organizations and community projects. Under the auspices of the Florida State University School of Social Work, she helped to found the nationally known Boys Choir of Tallahassee. Dr. Harrison and her husband, John Wujack, live on campus. Dr. Harrison has two children, Melissa Montgomery and John Paul Montgomery. She grew up in Mobile, Alabama and Short Hills, New Jersey.

Susan E. Borrego, Ph.D. Vice President for Student Affairs Dr. Borrego has served in a variety of Student Affairs roles including associate vice chancellor/ dean of students at the University of Arkansas, and associate dean and director of the Office for Minority Student Affairs at California Institute of Technology (CalTech) in Pasadena, California. She has also served as an adjunct faculty member at the University of Southern California, and is currently the regional vice president for NSAPA Region VI. She serves as a faculty member for AAC&U’s Greater Expectations Institute and is a student advocate and sports fan. Borrego received her B.A. in speech communications from Northwest Nazarene College, an M.A. in social science from Azusa Pacific University and a Ph.D. in higher education from Claremont Graduate School.

Howard Gauthier, Ph.D. Athletic Director Gauthier recently completed his inaugural year as CSUMB’s Athletic Director. During his first year at the Otter helm, Gauthier has had an impact in CSUMB achieving permanent status into NCAA Division II competition. He has also has seen the sports facilities improve as the building of the Sports Field House and baseball/softball complex project is near completion. Gauthier has over twenty years experience from coast to coast in intercollegiate athletics. Prior to coming to CSUMB he was the Athletic Director of Southwest Minnesota State University, a member of the NCAA Division II Northern Sun Conference. During his two years at the Marshall, Minnesota campus, he initiated a membership drive for the Mustang Booster Club. Membership increased from around 90 to over 400 members from a town of about 15,000 residents. The club subsequently rose over $75,000 in scholarship dollars. His career also includes a five year stop as Athletics Director at Division I-AA Idaho State. While at Idaho State, sponsorships and donations went from $661,000 to over $1,100,000. Gauthier’s early history in intercollegiate athletics began as a basketball coach with experiences as an assistant at South- ern Illinois, Roanoke College and Whitworth College. He then became head coach at Eastern Oregon and Wartburg College before entering into the world of athletic administration as the Athletic Director at Briar Cliff College in Iowa. Gauthier received his B.A. in Business Administration from Washington State University, an M.S. in sports management from St. Thomas University in Florida, and a Ph. D. in education from Southern Illinois University.

www.OtterAthletics.com Athletics Administrative Staff 9 Stephanie Duke Associate Athletic Director/Senior Woman Administrator Stephanie Duke was named Associate Athletic Director/Senior Woman Administrator at CSUMB in February, 2007. Duke has quickly made an impact on Otter Athletics. Her diligent leadership and work on a comprehensive self-study report was a critical component in the NCAA’s decision to award CSUMB full Division II membership beginning with the 2007 fall season. Duke’s duties involve oversight of Compliance and Student Services for Otter Athletics as well as a supervisory role for Men’s and Women’s Cross Country, Men’s and Women’s Golf, Men’s and Women’s Soccer and Women’s Water Polo. Duke arrived to CSUMB from Notre Dame de Namur University (Belmont, CA), where she served as Head Women’s Basketball Coach, Senior Woman Administrator and Sports Information Director. Duke rebuilt the women’s basketball program at NDNU, bringing more exposure to the program and leading the Argonauts to the most successful season in school history. Prior to NDNU, Duke was the co-head coach for Cal State Hayward women’s basketball program in 2001 and assistant coach from 1996 to 2000. Duke received her B.S. and M.S. degrees in kinesiology from Cal State Hayward. Larry Cline Assistant Athletic Director, Development Larry Cline, a member of the Otter staff since March 2007, serves as Assistant Athletic Director for Development. Cline’s duties involve coordinating all athletic department and Otter Backer Founda- tion fund-raising activities. His primary focus is to build a foundation of community financial support through the annual Otter Backer Membership Campaign, the various corporate sponsorship opportunities and special events. A native of Boise, Idaho, Cline was a varsity letterman at the College of Idaho and Boise State University. After receiving a B.S. in psychology from BSU, he spent 15 years coaching football and golf. After a successful coaching career, he has spent the past 21 years developing community relation- ships and raising money for intercollegiate athletics and non-profit organizations. He began his fund-raising career at Boise State where he was responsible for the growth of the Broncos’ annual membership campaign as well as increasing revenue of their special events and corporate signage. Prior to joining the CSUMB staff, Cline served as Director of Ath- letic Development at California State University, Bakersfield and Sacramento State University where he oversaw all athletic department fund-raising activities. Kirby Garry Marketing & Sports Camps Coordinator Kirby Garry was named Marketing and Sports Camps Coordinator for Otter Athletics in February, 2007. Garry’s duties include all aspects of corporate sponsorship, marketing and promotional opportunities associated with Otter Athletics as well as administrative coordination for all CSUMB Sport Camps. Garry arrives at CSUMB with athletic administration and coaching experience at the NCAA Division I and II levels. Garry served as Coordinator of Volleyball Operations at Washington State University (2005- 2006), coordinating team travel, video operations, the Quicksets booster club and community service related activities for the volleyball program. At Idaho State University (2004), Garry was the Director of Annual Giving for the Bengal Foundation. Prior to working in administrative roles, Garry served as an assistant football coach at the University of South Dakota (1999-2002). A native of Sioux Falls, SD, Garry was a team captain and All-North Central Conference wide receiver for the nationally prominent NCAA Division II University of North Dakota football program. Garry graduated Cum Laude from the University of North Dakota with a B.A. in social science and received his M.A. from the University of South Dakota in athletic administration.

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Rich Aldrete Artie Cairel Denise Castro Erin Clare Frank Degnan Head Baseball Head Men’s Compliance Office Head Co-ed Coach Soccer Coach Coordinator Manager Sailing Coach

Gary Figueroa Jody Garry Teri Greene Ken Howat Julia Hubbard Head Water Head Volleyball Co-Head Women’s Head Athletic Account Polo Coach Coach Golf Coach Trainer Technician

Andrea Kenney Pat Kosta Amber Magner Yi Mao David McNeil Head Softball Head Men’s Head Women’s Head Cross Assistant Coach Basketball Coach Basketball Coach Country Coach Athletic Trainer

Bill Paulson Seth Pollack Erin Roberts Marianne Towersey Tom Weed Head Men’s Faculty Athletic Head Women’s Co-Head Women’s Marketing, Sports Golf Coach Representative Soccer Coach Golf Coach Information Asst.

www.OtterAthletics.com California Collegiate Athletic Association 11

CCAA Corporate Partners

First Competition ~ 1939 Headquarters ~ Walnut Creek Membership Total ~ 11 Classification ~ NCAA Division II Commissioner ~ Robert J. Hiegert NCAA Championships ~ 145 all-time The California Collegiate Athletic Association has been the nation’s most successful intercollegiate athletic conference since its establishment in 1938.

The 11-member league is home to some of the nation’s finest NCAA Division II athletic programs in Cal Poly Pomona, Cal State Dominguez Hills, Cal State L.A., Cal State San Bernardino, Cal State Stanislaus, Chico State, Cal State Monterey Bay, Humboldt State, UC San Diego, San Francisco State, and Sonoma State. Cal State Bakersfield ended its long stint as a member of the conference this past year after reclassifying to Division I.

CCAA institutions compete in seven women’s and six men’s conference-spon- sored sports. Fall sports include men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer and women’s volleyball. Men’s and women’s basketball are contested in the winter, and women’s tennis, men’s golf, men’s and women’s outdoor track & field, softball and baseball comprise spring competition.

CCAA members have won 145 NCAA Championships (98 men, 47 women) all time, far and away the most of any Division II conference. On the men’s side, CCAA members have brought home at least 10 titles in swimming & diving (25), wrestling (16), track & field (13), tennis (11), and baseball (10).

CCAA institutions have been very successful in the history of NCAA women’s athletics, having won 10 cross country, eight softball, six track & field, five volleyball, and five basketball national championships as well as 13 more in four other sports.

The CCAA has undergone several changes in conference membership since charter members UC Santa Barbara, Fresno State, San Diego State and San Jose State came together to form the league in 1938. Over the past 60 years, a number of institutions have been members of the CCAA, including Cal State Northridge, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Chapman, Cal State Ful- lerton, Long Beach State, Pacific, Pepperdine, UC Riverside, UC Davis, Cal State Bakersfield, and Grand Canyon University.

The CCAA Commissioner’s Office relocated from southern California to the San Francisco Bay-area suburb of Walnut Creek in July 1998. Robert J. Hieg- ert is in his 11th year as the Commissioner. www.OtterAthletics.com 2007 Volleyball Coaching Staff

Jody Garry Head Volleyball Coach (1st Year) An energetic and charismatic leader, Jody Garry is in her first year as interim head coach of the CSUMB volleyball program. Garry spent the last three years as recruiting coordinator and assistant coach at Washington State University (Pullman, WA) in the prestigious Pac 10 Conference. Prior to WSU, Garry spent one season at Idaho State University (Pocatello, ID) as the top assistant and recruiting coordinator. Under her leadership, the Bengals finished the 2003 season with a 20-9 record. It was the best season in a over a decade for the ISU volleyball program and earned the squad a third place finish in the Big Sky Conference. While in Pocatello, Garry coached in the USA Volleyball (USAV) Intermountain Volleyball As- sociation working High Performance camps and clinics, was the head coach for USAV High Performance Beach Volleyball clinics, and served as the Co-Director for Idaho Club Vision. Garry was the top assistant at the University of South Dakota (Vermilion, SD) where she helped lead the 2002 squad to a 16-win season, the most wins in 20 years for the USD program. Her previous collegiate head coaching experience was at NCAA Division II Adams State College (Alamosa, CO) in 2001. A former AAA-rated beach volleyball player, Garry spent the summer of 1997 touring professionally in Italy before joining the staff at St. Mary’s (Moraga, CA). She spent three seasons with the Gaels as the top assistant and recruiting coordinator. While at SMC, Garry completed her physical education teaching credential in addition to coaching the Lamorinda Volleyball Club, where she led her 18’s team to qualify for the Junior Olympics. Garry moved to southern California in 2000 to continue her beach volleyball career, competing in the California Beach Volleyball Association (CBVA) and making her way into the top-20 rankings. She also competed with her playing partner Jamie Ivers in qualifying tournaments in the Beach Volleyball America (BVA). During that time, Garry served as the top assistant at Golden West College (Huntington Beach, CA) where she was a part of their 18th-straight state championship in addition to coaching a 14’s team with the Golden West Volleyball Club. A native of Chatsworth, CA, Garry (formerly Paperno) was a four-year letter winner (1992-1995), two-time captain and All-North Central Conference performer at the University of North Dakota. Garry has a Bachelors degree in Kinesiology from UND and a Master’s Degree in education from Saint Mary’s College. Garry and her husband, Kirby, reside in Marina and have two sons, Noah (2) and Ben (9 months).

Stephen Greene Assistant Volleyball Coach (1st Year) Stephen Greene is in his first year as an assistant coach for the CSUMB Volleyball program. Greene comes to CSUMB after a successful stint as the head coach at Notre Dame High School (Salinas) from 2004-2006. Under his direction in 2004, Notre Dame won the Tri-County League and Central Coast Section Championships (Division IV) in route to being a Nor Cal Finalist. Greene was named Monterey Herald Coach of the Year in 2004. Prior to Notre Dame, Greene was the head coach at St. Francis High School (Watsonville) from 2002-2003 and a varsity assistant at Archbishop Mitty High School (San Jose) from 2000-2001 where he was a part of two state championship teams. An experienced coach at the club volleyball level, Greene founded, directed and coached the Salinas Sensation Volleyball Club for one year after coaching three years in the Main Beach Volleyball Club (Aptos). Greene, a native of southern California, was an All-League and Orange County All-Star selection at El Toro High School. Greene, a setter, played collegiate volleyball at Irvine Valley College before going on to Ball State University. He received an AA degree with an emphasis in Sociology from Cabrillo College and is currently finishing his Bachelors degree in Kinesiology at CSUMB. Greene and his wife, Alison, reside in Marina, CA.

www.OtterAthletics.com 2007 Volleyball Team

1 | Juliette Ward 2 | Katie Bos 3 | Melissa Nickas 5 | Kerri Sudarsana Fr. | S | 5’9” So. | L | 5’5” Sr. | L | 5’6” So. | OH | 6’0” Fullerton, CA Lakewood, CA Escalon, CA Oakland, CA

6 | Christine Ricketts 7 | Kimberly Sordello 9 | Kiley Stout 10 | Kendra Miller So. | MB | 6’0” Sr. | OH | 6’1” Sr. | OH | 5’10” Sr. | MB | 5’11” Laguna Niguel, CA Stockton, CA Rancho Cucamonga, CA Santa Rosa, CA

11| Dana Grimm 12 | Courtney Taubert 13 | Alicia Hicks 15 | Macall Piana Fr. | S | 5’7” Sr. | OH | 5’9” Fr. | OH | 5’10” So. | OH | 5’10” Modesto, CA Madera, CA Riverside, CA Santa Monica, CA

16 | Brittany Etchings 17 | Kelsey Bugary RS | Annique Melese RS | Niccole Deneke Sr. | OH | 5’10” Fr. | OH | 5’11” Jr. | OH | 5’7” Jr. | MB | 5’10” Poway, CA Salinas, CA Santa Cruz, CA Oceanside, CA

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Numerical Roster ## Name Ltr. Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/Last School 1 Juliette Ward 0 S 5-9 Fr. Fullerton, CA/Fullerton Union HS 2 Katie Bos 1 L 5-5 So. Lakewood, CA/Mayfair HS 3 Melissa Nickas 0 L 5-6 Sr. Escalon, CA/CSU Stanislaus 5 Kerri Sudarsana 1 OH 6-0 So. Oakland, CA/St. Joseph’s Notre Dame HS 6 Christine Ricketts 3 MB 6-0 Sr. Laguna Niguel, CA/Dana Hills HS 7 Kimberly Sordello 1 OH 6-1 Sr. Stockton, CA/Delta Community College 9 Kiley Stout 3 OH 5-10 Sr. Rancho Cucamonga, CA/Rancho Cucamonga HS 10 Kendra Miller 3 MB 5-10 Sr. Santa Rosa, CA/Analy HS 11 Dana Grimm 0 S 5-7 Fr. Modesto, CA/Fred C. Beyer HS 12 Courtney Taubert 3 OH 5-9 Sr. Madera, CA/Madera HS 13 Alicia Hicks 0 OH 5-10 Fr. Riverside, CA/Centennial HS 15 Macall Piana 1 OH 5-10 So. Santa Monica, CA/Saugus HS 16 Brittany Etchings 3 OH 5-10 Sr. Poway, CA/Poway HS 17 Kelsey Bugary 0 OH 5-11 Fr. Salinas, CA/North Monterey County HS RS Annique Melese 0 OH 5-7 Jr. Santa Cruz, CA/Cabrillo College RS Niccole Deneke 0 MB 5-10 Jr. Oceanside, CA/Palomar College

Head Coach: Jody Garry (1st Season) Assistant Coaches: Stephen Greene (1st), Michael Terrill (1st)

Current Record: CCAA Pct. Overall Pct. Streak Home Away 6-8 .429 9-17 .346 L2 6-7 3-10

The 2007 CSU Monterey Bay Otters Volleyball Team

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Etchings, Stout, Sordello, Ricketts, Miller, & Taubert (L to R)

Overall Senior Career Statistics (As of 10-29-07) |------Attack------| ## Name Ltrs GP K TA Pct SA DIG BS BA ------3 NICKAS, Melissa...... 0 82 2 12 -.167 17 346 0 0 6 RICKETTS, Christine.. 3 476 746 1,877 .259 0 69 65 218 7 SORDELLO, Kim...... 1 195 343 1,018 .176 46 128 21 114 9 STOUT, Kiley...... 3 239 262 947 .105 29 120 8 82 10 MILLER, Kendra...... 3 317 465 1,416 .154 66 140 26 117 12 TAUBERT, Courtney.... 3 326 787 2,595 .108 82 794 16 50 16 ETCHINGS, Brittany... 3 384 1,279 3,622 .198 117 1,276 35 136

Brittany Etchings & Christine Ricketts

Christine Ricketts & Courtney Taubert

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Erin Roberts (7th Year) Artie Cairel (7th Year) Mike Bielski (6th Year) Nick Lackey (1st Year) Head Women’s Coach Head Men’s Coach Assistant Women’s Coach Assistant Women’s Coach Assistant Men’s Coach Assistant Women’s Coach Assistant Men’s Coach Assistant Men’s Coach

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0 | Catarina 00 | Stacey Senkle 1 |Jenya Jawad 2 | Stacy Michelsen 3 | Sarah Alderson 4 | Danyell Miramontes So. | GK | 5-11 So. | GK | 5-4 Sr. | D | 5-8 So. | MF | 5-5 Cortopassi Sr. | GK | 5-4 Tracy, CA Berkeley, CA Livermore, CA Modesto, CA Sr. | F | 5-9 Ukiah, CA Mammoth Lakes, CA

5 | Cassidy Bennett 6 | Leigh Blakiston 7 | Elise Reid 8 | Summer Winters 9 | Courtney Hermann 10 | Mikaela Bozzo Jr. | D | 5-6 Sr. | D | 5-4 Jr. | D | 5-3 Fr. | D | 5-3 Sr. | MF | 5-3 Fr. | MF | 5-5 Redondo Beach, CA West Newton, PA Sacramento, CA Hayward, CA Redondo Beach, CA Salinas, CA

11 | Carrie Laponza 12 | Krysta Vukas 13 | Cheri Schwanke 14 | Eva Arzola 15 | Jessica Hendricks 16 | Sabrina James Fr. | MF | 5-5 So. | F | 5-5 So. | MF | 5-8 Jr. | MF | 5-3 Sr. | D | 5-4 So. | D | 5-8 Los Angeles, CA Clovis, CA Manteca, CA Modesto, CA Modesto, CA Folsom, CA

18 | Kyla Flores 19 | Kayla Franck 20 | Amber Spencer 21 | Shelly Lungstrum 22 | Jessica Pardo 23 | Samantha So. | F | 5-2 Fr. | MF | 5-4 So. | F | 5-0 So. | D | 5-6 Fr. | D | 5-4 Masters Costa Mesa, CA China, CA Wrightwood, CA Vacaville, CA Fresno, CA Fr. | D | 5-4 Livermore, CA

24 | Loren Schofield 25 | Darcy Finn Jr. | F | 5-5 Fr. | D | 5-8 Los Angeles, CA Palmdale, CA

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0 | Sam Campanelli 00 | Matt Lege 1 | Brenden Baca 2 | Kyle Millerick 3 | Steven Masters 4 | Sammy Gee So. | GK | 6-2 Sr. | GK | 6-0 Jr. | GK | 6-2 Sr. | MF | 5-10 Sr. | MF | 5-10 Fr. | MF | 5-8 Palmdale, CA Davis, CA Solvang, CA Los Gatos, CA Livermore, CA Elk Grove, CA

5 | Riley Johns 6 | Reed Mills 7 | Kevin Amaral 8 | Sean Kwasnicki 9 | Eric Alsop 10 | Kyle Satow Jr. | D | 6-2 Jr. | MF | 5-9 Fr. | MF | 5-9 Jr. | D | 5-8 So. | F | 5-9 Sr. | MF | 5-9 Fremont, CA Folsom, CA Hilmar, CA Dublin, CA San Dimas, CA Livermore, CA

11 | Andrew 12 | Randy Rigali 13 | Michael Seelandt 14 | Jake True 15 | Nick McGill 16 | Jimmy Lacey Burkhammer So. | MF | 5-9 So. | F | 5-11 Sr. | D | 6-3 Sr. | D | 5-9 Fr. | D | 5--8 Jr. | F | 5-9 Portland, OR Lompoc, CA Alamo, CA Bakersfield, CA Manteca, CA San Ramon, CA

17 | Travis Stenseth 18 | Kevin Proschold 19 | Dexy Gaudoin 20 | Ben Devoll 21 | Francisco Arreola 22 | Nate Torricelli So. | F | 6-0 Jr. | D | 6-0 Sr. | MF | 5-7 Sr. | F | 5-9 Fr. | F | 5-10 Jr. | F | 5-8 Lancaster, CA Vacaville, CA San Ramon, CA San Ramon, CA Stockton, CA Vacaville, CA

23 | Andy Brealt 24 | Anthony Pomposo 25 | Israel Nery 26 | Andy Binol So. | D | 6-2 Fr. | MF | 5-7 So. | GK | 5-10 Fr. | F | 5-10 Sacramento, CA San Jose, CA Alhambra, CA Lakewood, CA

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Women’s Numerical Roster

## Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown / Last School 0 Catarina Miramontes * GK 5-4 SR Ukiah, CA / Mendocino CC 00 Stacey Senkel * GK 5-11 SO Tracy, CA / West High 1 Jenya Jawad * GK 5-4 SO Berkeley, CA El Cerrito High 2 Stacy Michelsen ** D 5-8 SR Livermore, CA / Los Positas College 3 Sarah Alderson * MF 5-5 SO Modesto, CA / Beyer High 4 Danyell Cortopassi ** F 5-9 SR Mammoth Lakes, CA / Mammoth HS 5 Cassidy Bennet ** D 5-6 JR Redondo Beach, CA / Redondo Union HS 6 Leigh Blankiston D 5-4 SR West Newton, PA / Pennsylvania State Univ. 7 Elise Reid ** D 5-3 JR Sacramento, CA / West Campus HS 8 Summer Winters D 5-3 FR Hayward, CA / James Logan High 9 Courtney Hermann *** MF 5-3 SR Redondo Beach, CA / Redondo Union HS 10 Mikaela Bozzo MF 5-5 FR Salinas, CA / Salinas HS 11 Carrie Laponza MF 5-5 FR Los Angeles, CA / Bishop Montgomery HS 12 Krysta Vukas * F 5-5 SO Clovis, CA / Buchanan HS 13 Cheri Schwanke * MF 5-8 SO Manteca, CA / Sierra HS 14 Eva Arzola ** MF 5-3 JR Modesto, CA / Modesto HS 15 Jessica Hendricks * D 5-4 SR Modesto, CA / Modesto JC 17 Amber Spencer * F 5-0 SO Wrightwood, CA / Serrano HS 18 Kyla Flores * F 5-2 SO Costa Mesa, CA / HS 19 Kayla Franck MF 5-4 FR Chino, CA / Chino HS 21 Shelly Lungstrom * D 5-6 SO Vacaville, CA / Vacaville HS 22 Jessica Pardo D 5-4 FR Fresno, CA / Bullard HS 23 Samantha Masters D 5-4 FR Livermore, CA / Livermore HS 24 Loren Schofield ** F 5-5 JR Los Angeles, CA / Taft HS 25 Darcy Finn D 5-8 FR Palmdale, CA / Paraclete HS 26 Sabrina James * D 5-8 SO Folsom, CA / Folsom HS * Denotes Letterman Head Coach: Erin Roberts (7th Year) Assistant Coaches: Artie Cairel, Nick Lackey, Mike Bielski, Guido Graziosi

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Men’s Numerical Roster

## Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown / Last School 0 Sammy Campanelli GK 6-2 SO Palmdale, CA / CSU Fullerton 00 Matt Lege *** GK 6-0 SR Davis, CA / Davis HS 1 Brenden Baca GK 6-2 JR Solvang, CA / UC Santa Barbara 2 Kyle Millerick *** MF 5-10 SR Los Gatos, CA / Leigh HS 3 Steven Masters *** MF 5-10 SR Livermore, CA / Los Positas College 4 Sammy Gee MF 5-8 FR Elk Grove, CA / Sheldon High 5 Riley Johns D 6-2 JR Fremont, CA / Ohlone College 6 Reed Mills ** MF 5-9 JR Folsom, CA / Folsom HS 7 Kevin Amaral MF 5-9 FR Hilmar, CA / Hilmar High 8 Sean Kwasnicki ** D 5-8 JR Dublin, CA / Dublin HS 9 Eric Alsop * F 5-9 SO San Dimas, CA / San Dimas HS 10 Kyle Satow *** MF 5-9 SR Livermore, CA / Livermore HS 11 Andrew Burkhammer F 5-9 JR San Ramon, CA / Sonoma State 12 Randy Rigali * MF 5-9 SO Portland, OR / Jesuit HS 13 Michael Seelandt * F 5-11 SO Lompoc, CA / Cabrillo HS 14 Jake True *** D 6-3 SR Alamo, CA / Monte Vista HS 15 Nick McGill *** D 5-9 SR Bakersfield, CA / Liberty HS 16 James Lacey D 5-8 FR Manteca, CA / Sierra HS 17 Travis Stenseth * F 6-0 SO Lancaster, CA / Quartz Hill HS 18 Kevin Proschold ** D 6-0 JR Vacaville, CA / Vacaville HS 19 Dexy Gaudoin MF 5-7 SR Carmel, CA / Carmel HS 20 Ben Devoll *** F 5-9 SR San Ramon, CA / California HS 21 Francisco Arreola F 5-10 FR Stockton, CA / Stagg HS 22 Nathan Toricelli * F 5-8 JR Vacaville, CA / Vacaville HS 23 Andy Breault D 6-1 SO Sacramento, CA / Oakmont HS 24 Anthony Pomposo MF 5-7 FR San Jose, CA / Archbishop Mitty HS 25 Israel Nery GK 5-10 SO Alhambra, CA / Alhambra HS 26 Andy Binol F 5-10 FR Lakewood, CO / Collegiate Acad. of Colorado * Denotes Letterman Head Coach: Artie Cairel (7th Year) Assistant Coaches: Mike Bielski, Erin Roberts, Jesse Letro

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Senior Career Statistics (As of 10-16-07) |------SHOTS------| ## Name Ltrs GP G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT ------2 MICHELSEN, Stacy 2 23 3 0 6 19 .158 9 .474 0 2-2 4 CORTOPASSI, Danyell 3 50 6 1 13 27 .222 16 .593 1 0-0 9 HERMANN, Courtney 3 69 1 4 6 27 .037 11 .407 1 0-0 15 HENDRICKS, Jessica 1 28 0 2 2 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0

|---GOAL AVERAGE---| |--SAVES--| |----RECORD----| ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho ------1 MIRAMONTES, Catarina 10-0 449:22 10 1.00 29 .833 0 0 0 2

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Senior Career Statistics (As of 10-16-07) |------SHOTS------| ## Name Ltrs GP G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT ------2 MILLERICK, Kyle 2 56 15 2 32 84 .179 24 .286 2 0-0 3 MASTERS, Steven 3 48 1 4 6 28 .036 8 .286 0 0-0 10 SATOW, Kyle 3 69 24 11 74 153 .157 48 .314 9 6-5 14 TRUE, Jake 3 51 4 1 9 40 .100 13 .325 0 0-0 15 MCGILL, Nick 3 31 1 0 2 4 .250 3 .750 0 0-0 19 GAUDOIN, Dexy 0 6 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 20 DEVOLL, Ben 3 71 7 6 20 73 .096 33 .452 3 0-0

|---GOAL AVERAGE---| |--SAVES--| |----RECORD----| ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho ------0 LEGE, Matt 19-15 1565:30 41 1.74 76 .749 1 7 1 2

www.OtterAthletics.com 12 CSUMB Athletic Facilites Otter Sports Center Home of CSUMB’s intercollegiate athletics, this 10,000 square foot gym- nasium is used for athletics games, in- tramural sports programs, and recre- ational use. Renovation of the facility (originally called the Wellness Activity Center until 2001) was completed in 1998 and included the addition of the sports medicine offices, expansion of the men’s and women’s locker rooms and the addition of coaches office space. The main basketball court features a newly finished floor and was recently named the Pete Newell Court. Pete has provided support for CSUMB athletics over the years in generous scholarship donations, and CSUMB Athletics is honored to name the court in his name. Otter Sports Center

Internal facilities include three bad- minton courts, free-weight room and secondary hoops there is room for two facility marks the beginning of a state- a 2,500 square foot training facility basketball games at once. of-the art Olympic sized, heated swim- with stair climbers, stationary bicycles, ming pool with lanes for swimmers treadmills, and elliptical machines. Aquatic Center and an area for water polo matches. On August 21, 2003, the rib- The floor features NCAA Divi- bon was cut on CSUMB Athletic’s The pool is NCAA short course swim- sion II basketball and volleyball new outdoor swimming pool and ming and diving compliant. It is three lines. With two main hoops and four Aquatic Center. The opening of this and a half feet in the shallow end and 13 feet at its deepest. It features two diving boards (1 and 3 meters) and Aquatic Center lighting for early morning and night- time activities.

The highlight of the pool is an un- derwater mural that covers the entire face of the adjacent building. The mural is 100 by 16 feet and was painted by former water polo player and life- guard, Margo Mullen. It took her five months to complete but the mural is definitely the star of the Aquatic Cen- ter.

Soccer Complex To gear up for the arrival of women’s soccer at CSUMB, the soccer complex was completed in the fall of 2000. This year also marked the first time homecoming activities were

www.OtterAthletics.com CSUMB Athletic Facilites 13 celebrated. At purchased by the celebration the City of Sea- was the first ap- side with daily pearance of the operational du- Otter mascot, ties being as- the first women’s sumed by BSL soccer game Golf Corpora- at home, and tion. In 2005, other activities. Seaside Resort Development as- The soccer Baseball/Softball Complex sumed the rights complex fea- to the property tures two Olym- and in conjunc- pic sized fields with adjacent rest 200 feet to the foul lines and 210 feet tion with Fairmont Hotels & Resorts rooms, storage facilities and park- to center field. is in the process of building a luxury ing. The fields are the first stage in resort hotel and spa, with completion long-terms plans to build an overall Bayonet/Black Horse slated for late 2009. The 18 holes of CSUMB Sports Fields Complex that Golf Course the Bayonet course have a combined is to include two more multiple-use Bayonet Golf Course (named af- yardage of 7,094, while the Black fields and baseball/softball fields. ter the U.S. Army 7th Infantry “Light Horse course has 7,009 yards of Fighter” or “Bayonet” Division) was play. Baseball/Softball Complex first constructed on Fort Ord in 1954 Currently undergoing construction under the orders of General Robert B. The Monterey Bay and slated to be completed in time for McClure. Due to the initial success of The Monterey Bay is a bay of the the Spring 2008 baseball and softball the course it was expanded in 1964 Pacific Ocean, off the central coast of seasons, the complex is considered to with an additional 18-hole champion- California. The roughly semicircular be one of the best in the CCAA. Both ship course, the Black Horse course. bay is ringed by a segment of Cali- fields feature a synthetic turf surface The Black Horse course is named in fornia State Route 1, which connects throughout the infield and outfield, honor of the 11th Cavalry “Black Santa Cruz at the north end to Mon- with dirt surfaces for home plate and Horse” Regiment. terey at the south end. Monterey Bay the pitcher’s mound. is home to many species of marine Upon the Ford Ord Military base mammals, including sea otters, har- The field surface is ground-breaking closure, in 1997, the course was bor seals, and bottle-nose dolphins; as in its use of recycled well as being on the materials as approxi- The Monterey Bay migratory path of Gray mately 40,000 tires and Humpback Whales were used in construc- and a breeding site for tion with 10% of those elephant seals. The being from California. Monterey Canyon, one The fields will also use of the largest under- approximately 1/2 an water canyons in the acre foot of water per world, begins off the year as opposed to the coast of Moss Landing, eight acre feet of water exactly in the center of the old baseball field Monterey Bay. In 1992 used per year. the Monterey Bay Na- tional Marine Sanc- The baseball field tuary was created, measures 325 feet to protecting over 4,000 the right & left foul lines square nautical miles of and 400 feet to center the bay and surround- field. Softball measures ing ocean.

www.OtterAthletics.com 14 The Otter Backers Join Our Foursome

About the Otter Backers Become an Otter Backer The primary purpose of the Otter Backers is to generate financial support and interest for a comprehensive athletic program consis- tent with other nationally prominent programs. The Otter Backers recognize the value of a successful athletic program to California State University Monterey Bay, its alumni, and friends. The CSUMB athletic department is dedicated to continuing its tradition of excellence in providing student-athletes with the opportunity to excel in both academics and athletics. Otter Backer funds are used primarily to provide athletic scholarships for twelve men and women’s varsity sports. The cost of providing these academic and athletic programs has increased dramatically over the past few years. Otter Backer Operation The Otter Backer membership drive is held annually in early spring; however, memberships are accepted throughout the year (July 1st through June 30th of the following year). Pledges may be fulfilled when made, or, if the donor prefers, quarterly or semi-annually. California State University, Monterey Bay employees may also use the convenient payroll deduction for their contribution. The Otter Backers offer its members a pleasant social calendar. A variety of events are offered including post game receptions, an annual golf outing, luncheons with coaches, and other events throughout the year. A small portion of membership contributions is applied toward normal operating expenses of the Foundation to cover necessary costs such as postage, printing, supplies and booster benefits. Membership is open to anyone interested in helping athletes who participate in one or more of the twelve intercollegiate sports at CSUMB. Why Should I Join? By joining the Otter Backer Foundation, you are providing an opportunity for many young men and women to continue their pursuit of athletic and academic excellence. As a donor, you will receive membership benefits and the personal satisfaction of becoming a special part of our “team behind the teams”. For more information please visit us online at: csumb.edu/otterbackers

www.OtterAthletics.com Giving to the Otter Backers 15 Cash Gifts – Provide immediate help to the program. Contributions may be given in any amount and payments can be made in full or in installments. The most popular way of giving is through an unrestricted cash contribution, which grants the athletic department the discretion to use the money where it is needed most, for athletic scholarships. Membership in one of our levels qualifies the donor for athletic related benefits. Donor benefit (all sports pass, team trip, etc.) obviously increases as the size of the donor’s annual gift increases. Otter Back Foundation members have the ability to select their method and time of payment. Matching Gifts – Many companies offer matching gift programs for contributions by their employees. This is an excellent way to double or triple the size of your gift and increases your benefit level. Check with your company’s benefits department for matching gift information and the proper forms to include with your contribution. Planned Gifts – Tax law advantages make gifts of real estate, bequest or memorials, securities, stocks, and life insurance programs a popular and convenient way to make a substantial contribution to the Otter Backer Foundation. We welcome the opportunity to discuss these options with you. Endowment Gifts – A named scholarship fund is a meaningful and appropriate way to honor a friend, family member or mentor. Endowed scholarships can be designed for a particular sport or position. Endowment gifts provide perpetual scholarship support for student-athletes. Donors can be involved in choosing the criteria and naming the scholarship fund. For more information on the endowment program, contact the Otter Backer Foundation at (831) 582-3113. Gifts in Kind – Donating needed goods and services are another way to build the strength of CSUMB athletic programs. Donations of items that normally would have to be purchased produce a savings to the overall athletics budget. Printing services, office supplies, travel services, lodging, catering, and courtesy cars are among the current needs. Tax Advantages – Tax law encourage contributions to higher education, including athletic scholarship funds. You may be able to make a larger gift to the Otter Backer Foundation that you thought possible. Consult your tax advisor to see how tax laws apply to your particular gift. For your purposes the Foundation of CSUMB’s tax ID number is 77-0387459. Otter Backer Membership Levels & Privileges 2007-08 Pup $50 Kelp $100 Raft $250 Teal $500 Blue $1,000 Gold $2,500 Director’s $5,000 Tax Deductible Contribution (1) • • • • • • • Membership Card & Decal • • • • • • • Newsletters & Mailings • • • • • • • Game Program Recognition • • • • • • Admission for 2 to Otter Backer Socials • • • • • Donor Plaque • • • • All Sports Season Pass 2 2 4 4 Dinner at Sports Award Banquet 2 2 4 4 Athletic Sweater • • • Athletic Jacket(s) 1 2 Dinner for 2 with the Athletic Director • • Team Trip of Choice (2) • (1) Tax Deductibility: Because of benefits received as a Otter Backer member, 80% of your gift is tax deductible (Please consult your tax advisor) (2) Team Trip: Includes travel, hotel, tickets and ground transportation to and from a CCAA game for two people. Specific games determined by availability. Otter Backer Membership Application Name(s):______Pledge Amount $______To be paid by______(As it will appear in game programs) [ ] $50 - Pup [ ] $100 - Kelp [ ] $250 - Raft Home Address:______[ ] $500 - Teal [ ] $1,000 - Blue [ ] $2,500 - Gold City: ______State: ______Zip:______[ ] $5,000 - Director’s Charge my: [ ] Amex [ ] Discover [ ] Visa [ ] Mastercard Phone: ______Business Phone: ______Card #______Company Name:______Exp. Date: ______CVC Code:______Company Address:______Signature:______City: ______State: ______Zip:______[ ] CSUMB Alumni (class year):______Please address all correspondence in the following way: [ ] Former Athlete (sport/year):______Name(s):______Preferred mailing address: [ ] Home [ ] Business [ ] Designated for (specific sport):______[ ] I wish to remain anonymous from program listings [ ] Athletic Department Scholarship Fund [ ] Company matching gift form enclosed [ ] CSUMB Employee Payroll Deduction [ ] Please send me information on athletic endowment opportunities Please make all checks payable to: Otter Backers, CSUMB Athletics Please mail with payment to: Otter Backers, CSUMB Athletics | 100 Campus Center, 84F | Seaside, CA 93955 16 2007-08 Otter Backer Members The Otter Backer Foundation is a support group of community friends, family and staff members of CSUMB who help generate revenue in order to support the many needs of the Athletic Department. To reach this end, the Otter Backers host a variety of fundraising events, highlighted by the annual Membership Campaign. As the membership continues to increase, the Foundation also plans to coordinate a Fall BBQ, the President’s Cup Golf Tournament and a Walk for Women’s Athletics as well as hosting pre-game parties at selected athletic events, all in the support of student-athletes. On behalf of all our student-athletes who benefit, the CSUMB Athletic Department would like to thank the following supporters who are new members of the Otter Backers. Current as of September 7, 2007.

Gold ($2,500 - $4,999) Kelp ($100 - $249) Pup ($50 - $99) Greg & Gail Staszko Sam & Denny Kobrinsky The Fish Hopper Mal’s Market The Garo Family Blue ($1,000 - $2,499) John McCutchon Harry Gauthier Bob & Mary Furney Rob & Toni Paedon David & Paula Giambrow Monterey Peninsula Soccer League Craig & Susan Peebles Don & Ulla Graham Rodney Pirtle Teri Greene Teal ($500 - $999) Barbara Poirier Mary & Jim Harvey Kathy & Gene Cruz-Uribe Rainman Gutters & Sheetmetal Barbara Heric Howard & Karen Gauthier Joy Robinson Hilbers, Inc. Michael & Connie Haney Stephanie Russell Sarah Jones Gerald & Sandra Saunders Rex Lake Raft ($250 - $499) Scott Schneiderman Pat & Sue Larkin Sue Borrego Brian Shamp Beverley Lewis Larry Cline Shop.com Mary Lisken Stephanie Duke Kazuo & Sheri Takata Joe & Beth Lopiccolo Kirby & Jody Garry Daniel Tedone Dean & Melissa Martin Andrea Kenney Michael Terrill The Mazzilli Family Mickey McGuire Stephen Thomas Mary McChesney Ord Market, Inc. Ralph Thompson Karen McDermott Kevin Saunders John & Jane Upp Bill Meddaugh Jr. Betty Tsuchiyama Kevin Walters The McCann Family Thomas Weed Arlene Wilkolaski Mary McClain Sandy Woodruff The McClain Family Kelp ($100 - $249) Linda & Randy Wright The Metzler Family Jack & Anne Marie Aiello Flo Miller David & Jenny Bifano Pup ($50 - $99) The Mullins Family Pat Berry Janna Aldrete Joe & Anne Olaeta Brad Creasey Mike & Gina Aldrete Old Fisherman’s Grotto Marcy & Vincent Decarolis Rich & Stephanie Aldrete Olson Elementary School Families John & Sarah Desantis Pat & Terri Alongi Jerilo & Michelle Reason Driscoll Strawberry Associates Tweed Banister Mike Regan R. Stephen Duke Donna Bua The Rippo Family Cynthia D’Vincent Jason Burkhart Al Saroyan Barbara Ramsey-Duke Denise & Alex Castro Sandy Scott Jane Emison Brett Clare Lisa & Chris Shake Leland Evans Lura Clare Elysa Shimada Clyde Folk Eric & Shannon Cline Edward & Roseanne Sias Bob & Shirley Garry Kay Cockerill The Society for Authentic Golf Architecture Paul Goss The Connor Family Dennis & Marge Steinbach Kenneth C. Green The Dallas Family Austin Thomas Dr’s Rick & Ellie Hattori William & Claudia Daniels Neil J. Ticker Julia Hubbard Michelle Degnan Elisabeth Toni Donna Spafford & Earle Hupp Don & Anne Dennis Marianne Towersey Juli Inkster Dave Devlin Chris Tsuchiyama Nora Jensen David & Paula Epidendio Dartt & Deborah Wagner Jack & Joyce Jewett Bill & Karen Estes Dianne Yaklavich Renee Jorgensen John & Kathy Foster Chris & Andrea Zambukos Steve & Liz Friar

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Fall 2007 Athletics Calender 19 Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time

Women’s Soccer Women’s Volleyball 09/07 at Chico State* 4:30pm Hawai’ian Style Classic - Hilo, HI 09/09 at Stanislaus* 12:30pm 08/24 Houston Baptist 9:00am 09/14 at UC San Diego* 4:30pm 08/24 University of Hawai’i-Hilo 6:00pm 09/16 at Dominguez Hills* 11:30am 08/25 Hawai’i Pacific 9:00am 09/19 at Holy Names 10:45am 08/25 Chamindade University 3:30pm 09/21 vs. Humboldt State* 12:30pm 09/23 vs. Sonoma State* 12:30pm Otter Classic - Seaside, CA 09/24 vs. BYU - Hawai’i 12:30pm 08/31 vs. Notre Dame de Namur 12:30pm 09/30 at San Francisco State* 12:30pm 08/31 vs. Seattle Pacific 8:00pm 10/05 vs. CSU Stanislaus* 12:30pm 09/01 vs. Saginaw Valley State 2:00pm 10/08 at St. Martin’s 1:00pm 09/01 vs. University of Tampa 7:00pm 10/12 vs. CSU San Bernardino* 12:30pm 09/07 at CSU San Bernardino* 7:00pm 10/14 vs. Cal Poly Pomona* 12:30pm 09/08 at Cal Poly Pomona* 7:00pm 10/17 at Notre Dame de Namur 3:00pm 09/12 vs. UC Santa Cruz 7:00pm 10/19 at Sonoma State* 12:30pm 09/14 at Notre Dame de Namur 7:00pm 10/21 at Humboldt State* 11:30am 09/15 vs. CSU Dominguez Hills* 7:00pm 10/24 vs. San Francisco State* 12:30pm 09/19 vs. Sonoma State* 7:00pm 10/28 at CSU Los Angeles* 12:30pm 09/20 vs. Dixie State 7:00pm 09/22 vs. Humboldt State* 7:00pm Men’s Soccer 09/28 at Chico State* 7:00pm 09/07 at Chico State* 7:00pm 09/29 at CSU Stanislaus* 7:00pm 09/09 at Stanislaus* 3:00pm 10/02 at UC Santa Cruz 7:00pm 09/14 at UC San Diego* 7:00pm 10/04 vs. CSU Los Angeles* 7:00pm 09/16 at Dominguez Hills* 2:00pm 10/05 vs. UC San Diego* 7:00pm 09/19 at Holy Names 1:45pm 10/12 vs. Cal Poly Pomona* 7:00pm 09/21 vs. Humboldt State* 3:00pm 10/13 vs. CSU San Bernardino* 2:00pm 09/23 vs. Sonoma State* 3:00pm 10/19 at CSU Dominguez Hills 1:00pm 09/24 vs. BYU - Hawai’i 3:00pm 10/24 at Sonoma State* 7:00pm 09/30 at San Francisco State* 3:00pm 10/26 at Humboldt State* 7:00pm 10/05 vs. CSU Stanislaus* 3:00pm 10/30 vs. Notre Dame de Namur 7:00pm 10/07 at Seattle University 2:30pm 11/02 vs. CSU Stanislaus* 7:00pm 10/08 at St. Martin’s 3:30pm 11/03 vs. Chico State* 7:00pm 10/12 vs. CSU San Bernardino* 3:00pm 11/09 at CSU Los Angeles* 7:00pm 10/14 vs. Cal Poly Pomona* 3:00pm 11/10 at UC San Diego* 7:00pm 10/15 vs. Hawai’i Pacific 3:00pm 10/16 vs. University of Hawai’i-Hilo 3:00pm * - Denotes a California Collegiate 10/19 at Sonoma State* 3:00pm Athletic Association Game 10/21 at Humboldt State* 2:00pm 10/24 vs. San Francisco State* 3:00pm Home Games in Italics in Seaside, CA 10/28 at CSU Los Angeles* 3:00pm

Men’s & Women’s Cross Country 09/01 at Fullerton Invitational 9:00am 09/08 at Aggie Invitational 9:00am 09/15 at Stanislaus Invitational 9:00am 09/29 at Stanford Invitational 9:00am 10/06 at San Francisco State Invitational 9:00am 10/20 at CCAA Championships 9:00am

www.OtterAthletics.com 20 CCAA Members

Cal Poly Pomona Broncos Location...... Pomona Founded...... 1938 Enrollment...... 19,600 Colors...... Green & Gold CCAA Member Since...... 1967 Athletic Director...... Brian Swanson Website...... www.broncoathletics.com

Cal State Dominguez Hills Toros Location...... Carson Founded...... 1960 Enrollment...... 12,000 Colors...... Cardinal & Gold CCAA Member Since...... 1980 Athletic Director...... Patrick Guillen Website...... www.gotoros.com

Cal State Los Angeles Golden Eagles Location...... Los Angeles Founded...... 1947 Enrollment...... 21,000 Colors...... Black & Gold CCAA Member Since...... 1950 Athletic Director...... Dr. Daniel L. Bridges Website...... www.csulaathletics.com

Cal State San Bernardino Coyotes Location...... San Bernardino Founded...... 1965 Enrollment...... 19,600 Colors...... Columbia Blue & Black CCAA Member Since...... 1991 Athletic Director...... Dr. Dwight Sweeney Website...... athletics.csusb.edu

Cal State Stanislaus Warriors Location...... Turlock Founded...... 1957 Enrollment...... 8,000 Colors...... Red & Gold CCAA Member Since...... 1998 Athletic Director...... Dr. Milton E. Richards Website...... www.warriorathletics.com

Chico State Wildcats Location...... Chico Founded...... 1887 Enrollment...... 16,000 Colors...... Cardinal & White CCAA Member Since...... 1998 Athletic Director...... Anita Barker Website...... csuchico.edu/athletics

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Humboldt State Lumberjacks Location...... Arcata Founded...... 1913 Enrollment...... 7,550 Colors...... Green & Gold CCAA Member Since...... 2006 Athletic Director...... Dan Collen Website...... www.hsujacks.com

San Francisco State University Gators Location...... San Francisco Founded...... 1899 Enrollment...... 27,000 Colors...... Purple & Gold CCAA Member Since...... 1998 Athletic Director...... Dr. Michael J. Simpson Website...... athletics.sfsu.edu

Sonoma State Seawolves Location...... Rohnert Park Founded...... 1961 Enrollment...... 8,000 Colors...... Navy, Columbia Blue & White CCAA Member Since...... 1998 Athletic Director...... Bill Fusco Website...... www.sonomaseawolves.com

UC San Diego Tritons Location...... La Jolla Founded...... 1960 Enrollment...... 25,278 Colors...... Navy Blue & Gold CCAA Member Since...... 2000 Athletic Director...... Earl W. Edwards Website...... www.ucsdtritons.com

AT&T Pebble Beach Charities Support Otter Athletics and Assist in CSUMB’s “Gearing up to Help Community Youth” The California State University, Monterey Bay Athletic Program is the proud recipient of a grant from AT&T Pebble Beach Charities through the Monterey Peninsula Foundation. This grant provides for both operational and scholarship needs for the Otter Athletic Program and serves to support the educational efforts of over 270 student-athletes. In addition, CSU Monterey Bay Athletics features a dynamic program of community outreach, “CSUMB Athletics: Gearing up to Help Community Youth.” This program, also supported by funds provided by AT&T Pebble Beach Charities, provides free sport clinics to area youth ages 8 through 14. The clinics feature CSUMB coaches and athletes providing training on fundamentals, techniques, and strategies for boys and girls. Various sports are offered at varying times throughout the year. “We truly appreciate the support the AT&T Pebble Beach Charities provides CSUMB,” comments Athletic Director Howard Gauthier. “The grants they provide give our student-athletes outstanding educational opportunities while allowing us to give back to the community through our youth sport programs.” For more information in regards to this program and our summer youth programs, contact CSUMB Athletics at 831-582-3015.

www.OtterAthletics.com 22 CSUMB Athletic Media Outlets Newspaper The Salinas Californian Monterey County Weekly Gilroy Dispatch 123 West Alisal Street 688 Williams Avenue P.O. Box 22365 Salinas, CA 93901 Seaside, CA 93955 Gilroy, CA 95021 Joey Delgado Mark Anderson Marc David [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] P - (831) 754-4265 P - (831) 394-5656 P - (408) 842-1694 F - (831) 754-4293 F - (831) 394-0409 F - (408) 842-2206

The Monterey Herald The Otter Realm Seaside Post News Sentinel P.O. Box 271 100 Campus Center, Bldg 4 1760 Fremont Boulevard Monterey, CA 93942 Seaside, CA 93955 Seaside, CA 93955 Ken Ottmar Kristina Kendrick Willie Harrell [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] P - (831) 646-4333 P - (831) 582-4348 P - (831) 899-2607 F - (831) 372-8401 F - (831) 582-4349

San Jose Mercury News Santa Cruz Sentinel 750 Ridder Park Drive 207 Church Street San Jose, CA 95190 Santa Cruz, CA 95060 Rachel Wilner Tom Moore [email protected] [email protected] P - (408) 920-5354 P - (831) 429-2446 F - (408) 920-5244 F - (831) 429-9620 Television KCBA/KION (Fox/CBS) KSBW (NBC) Telefutura/Univision 1550 Moffett Street 238 John Street 67 Garden Court Salinas, CA 93905 Salinas, CA 93901 Monterey, CA 93940 Brooke Holmquist Dennis Lehnen Fidel Esoto [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] P - (831) 422-3500 P - (831) 422-8206 P - (831) 688-7200 F - (831) 422-9365 F - (831) 422-0124 F - (831) 373-6700

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