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University of San Diego Men's Media Guide 1998-1999

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CONTENTS Page 1 USDTOREROS '98-99 Basketball Media Guide BASKETBALL STAFF 619/260-4829 Torero Senior Action Photos Inside Front Cover H ead Coach: Brad H ol land (5 th Yea r) Tab le of Contents Page 1 Ass ista nt Coach: Ky le Sm ith (6th Yea r) 1998-99 Torero Outlook Page 2 Ass istant Coach: Terry Boesel (1st Yea r) Numerica l & Alphabeti ca l Rosters Page 3 Ass istant Coach: D avid Fizdale (1st Yea r) H ead Coach Brad Holl and Pages 4-5 Administrative Assistant: Terry Rya n (1st Year) Torero Ass istant Coaches Page 6 Team Manager: Mike Flynn M eet Th e Toreros · Pages 7-1 2 Seniors Brock Jacobsen/ Lamont Smith Page 7 Seni or Ryan Wil liams/Junior Jeff Knoll Page 8 SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF D ana White/Cameron Rigby/Tom Lippold Page 9 619/260-4 745 Michael Blackmon/Jason Powell/Andre Laws Page 10 Ted Cosen Director (H ) 619/486-3284 Steve Ross/ Kevi n H anson/ Page 11 Rya n McCrary Ass istant (H ) 619/297-6634 Diro n Mobley/Scott Boardman//Tyler Fi eld Page 12 Katy Ca rn es/Antho ny Agu il ar St udent Ass istants 1998-99 USO Opponents Pages 13-1 6 SID Fax 619/2 92-0388 Concordia U niversity Page 13 Press Row Phone: 619/278-0648 Eastern Washington U niversity Page 13 Torero H otl ine: 619/260-2323 Portl and State U niversi ty Page 13 SID E-Ma il Addresses: tgosen@a cusd.edu Ca l State Northridge Page 13 rm ccrary@ac usd.edu Northern Arizona U niversity Page 13 Website Address: http://sa .acusd .ed u/athletics University ofTexas Page 14 Montana State University Page 14 San Diego State University Page 14 ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF University of M iami, at O hio Page 14 619/260-4803 Fresno State University Page 14 Director of Athleti cs : Tom Iannacone State U niversity Page 15 Assoc iate Director of Athletics: Dan Yourg Occidental Page 15 Assistant Athleti c Director/SWA: W endy G uthrie University of Ca lifornia, at Irv ine Page 15 Assoc iate AD, Ath leti c Development: Brian Foga rt y University of San Francisco Page 15 Asst. AD/Marketing & Promotions: Renee Wiebe Santa Clara U niversity Page 15 D irector of Fac ilities: John Martin Saint Mary's College Page 16 Transportati o n: John Cunningham Loyola Marymount University Page 16 Director of lntramurals/Recreation: Gary Becker Pepperdine University Page 16 Assistant Intramural D irector: Noah Stan ley Gonzaga U niversity Page 16 Director of Academic Support: Sara Hickmann University of Portl and Page 16 Director of Summer Ca mps: M ary Johnson USO A ll-Time Opponent Records Page 17 Athleti c Dept. Secreta ri es: Georgia Gordon, USO Academic Support/Strength & Conditi o ning Page 18 Pauline Th onnard, Joan Wolf San Diego "America's Finest City" Page 19 H ead A thletic Trainer: Ca rolyn Greer, M.A., A.T. , C. University Profile Page 20 Assistant A thletic Trainer: Suz i Higgi ns, M.A., A.T. , C. Steve Grech, M.A., A.T. , C. Torero Record Section Pages 2 1-28 Assistant Athletic Trainer: Strength/Conditioning Coach: Steve Brown To rero H onor Ro i I Page 22 Women's Vol leyball : Sue Snyder 1979-98 USO Division I Basketba l I Scores Pages 23-24 Men's & Women's Cross Country : Ri ch Cota USO Div ision I Individual Records (79-98) Page 25 Women's Soccer: John Cossa boon A ll -Time Torero Records Pages 26-28 Men's Soccer: Seamus McFadden 1997-98 Fin al Statistics Page 29 Footba ll: Kevin McGarry Returning Pl ayer Resu lts from 1997-98 Page 30 Women's Basketba ll: Kat hy Marpe W est Coast Conference Page 3 1 Women's Swimming/Diving: Mike Keeler WCC Post-Season Tournament Page 32 Baseba ll: Ri ch Hill Jenny C raig Pav ilion Page 33 Softbal l: Lin Adams People To Know At USO Page 34 Men's Golf: Frank Ca tes Tom Iannacone, Director of A thleti cs Page 35 Women's Ten nis: Sherri Stephens USO Athl eti c Department Staff Page 36-37 Men's Tenn is: Tom H agedorn 1998-99 Schedule Page 38 Men's Crew: Brooks Dagman Torero Primary Media Outlets Page 39 Women's Crew: Leeanne Crain Radio & Television Roster Page 40 USO Tea m Phys icians: W illiam P. Curran, M.D., San D iego - A Perfect Place To Live Inside Ba ck Cover H einz Hoenecke, M.D.; Robert Kaplan, M.D.; Robert Button, M.D. 1998-99 Torero Team Photo Ba ck Cover ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS On the Front Cover The 1998-99 USO Bas ketball Media Guide was prepared '98-99 TORERO SENIORS (1-r): and edited by USO Sports Information Director Ted Cosen for use by media covering Torero basketbal l. Brock Jacobsen, Ryan Williams, Lamont Smith Th e publication is avai lable to the genera l public on a lim­ ited basis at $5 .00 per copy. A ll requests shou ld b e se nt to th e SID In front of the Loma Lighthouse (built in 1854), Office: University of San D iego, 5998 A lca la Park, San Diego, CA a San Diego Historical Landmark, 92 110-2492. at Cabrillo National Monument A specia l th anks to the fol lowing peopl e that helped put this ting); and Brock Scott Photo Credit: Brock Scott, SCOTT PHOTO guide togeth er: Kings Printing Corporat ion (Prin of Scott Photo (Cover Photo; Action Shots; Player & Tea m Photos).

UnlMn,ly al San Diego A~ TORERO OUTLOOK Page2 TRIO OF SENIORS TO LEAD YOUTHFUL TOREROS Th e upcoming 1998-99 seaso n wi ll be Brad Hol land's fifth at the helm of the USO basketba ll program. Th e 41-year-old Holl and returns two starters and six lette rmen from last year's team that fi nished 14-1 4 overall and 5-9 in th e W est Coast Conference. Last seaso n mark ed th e third straight seaso n that the Toreros fi ni shed w ith a .5 00 record or better and also adva nced to the semifina ls of th e W est Coast Conference Tournament. W ith three of the top fo ur scorers gone from last yea r's sq uad, including two­ time tea m MVP Br ia n Miles (16.3 ppg), coach Holl and w ill look to a trio of seniors to lea d thi s yea r's youth movement that features eleven underclassemen. Leading th e way is 6-6 se ni or fo rward Ryan Williams (Sea ttl e, W A) w ho is the tea m's top returning scorer (15.1) and rebounder (6.3) - he finished in th e top-ten in four W CC categori es: scoring, rebounding, field goa l percentage (. 527) and accuracy (.779). He enter's th e 1998-99 seaso n w ith 894 ca reer points, good fo r th e 24th spot on USD's all -time scoring list. Guard '98-99 TORERO SENIORS (l-r): Brock Jacobsen (Glendora, CA) return s for his final season after averaging 7 .3 Lamont Smith, Ryan Williams, Brock Jacobsen ppg a yea r ago. Th e W CC Fres hman of th e Yea r in 1996, Brock is one of th e tea m' s more versa tile pl ayers th at ca n play both guard spots as w ell as th e pos itio n. Th e third sen ior is guard Lamont Smith (Th e Colony, Texas), th e team' s defensive spec iali st who usuall y gets the ass ignment of stopping th e opponent's top gun . His enthusias m and hustl e for th e ga me, at both ends of th e fl oor, sh oul d rub off in a pos itive mann er on the res t of th e Torero squad. This yea r's group of seniors pl ayed a role on last yea r's tea m th at ea rn ed key W est Coast Conference vi ctori es over first pl ace Gonzaga; over runner-up Pepperdine tw ice; and over Santa Clara on the road. Although the Toreros finished j ust 5-9 in th e W CC, th ey lost their fi rst fo ur contests by a combined ten points - 3 points to San Francisco in overt ime; 2 points to Santa Clara and Gonzaga; and 3 points to Portl and. They went on to finish th e seaso n strong, winning five of th e final eight contests to finish th e seaso n at 14-1 4. Th e Toreros onl y oth er returning upperclass man is 7-0, 285 lb. cente r Jeff Knoll (M ercer Island, W A). Voted th e tea m's M os t Improved Pl ayer the past two seasons, he w ill compete fo r th e starting position at . Las t seaso n he averaged 4.0 ppg and 3.2 rpg while sh ooting 57.5 perce nt from th e fi eld. Other returning pl ayers expected to play sig nifica nt minutes and key roles include sophomore guard Dana White (Ph oenix, AZ) - he ea rn ed fo ur starts as a fres hman and averaged 5.5 ppg in W CC pl ay with a perso nal high of 17 points in a win over Pepperdine; sophomore forward Cameron Rigby (M elbourne, Au stralia) will pl ay at strong fo rward for th e Toreros after sitting out a year ago - he transfe rred from Bra dley Universi ty w here he ea rn ed 9 sta rts as a fres hman; and redshirt fres hman fo rward Tom Lippold (Huntington Beach, CA) returns after mi ss ing last seaso n due to a broken foot he suffe red in ga me one at Stanford - he is a so lid pl ayer at both ends of the floor and ca n shoot th e three-pointer. Sophomore forward Michael Blackmon (Hayward, CA), who pl ayed in 22 ga mes as a fres hman, injured his kn ee in th e off- season and had reconstructive ACL surge ry - he will probab ly sit out th e upcoming seaso n. Al so returning is 6-9 redshirt fres hman forward/center Jason Powell (San Diego, CA/Torrey Pin es HS) - he worked hard in th e off-season and has ga ined an additional 40 pounds of muscl e and strength to hi s frame. Two newcomers th at will compete for pl aying time ri ght aw ay include 6-1 freshman guard Andre Laws (Anchorage, AK) and 6-6 swingman Steve Ross (Vi ctori a, British Columbia). Laws helped lead East HS to a 21-6 mark and league championship whi le averag ing 20.0 ppg and being na me_d First Tea m All-Sta te. Ross averaged 33.0 ppg and 14.0 rpg for Lambrick Park High School and w as named Mr. Basketball in Bri tish Columbia and ea rn ed Ca nadian Junior National Pl ayer of th e Yea r honors . Additional newcomers to the Toreros this seaso n include 6-10 fres hman forward/center Kevin Hanson (Huntington Beac h, CNOcean View HS); 6-0 junior guard Sam Scholl (G ig Harb or, W A/Tacoma Comm. Coll ege); 6-5 sophomore guard James Borrego (Albuquerqu e, NM), a transfer from Northeastern JC in Colorado; 6-0 fres hman guard Diron Mobley (M ercer Island, W N M erce r Isl and HS); and 6-9 sophomore transfer Tyler Field (Sebastopol, CNUCSD) - Fi eld will sit out this season due to th e NCAA transfer rul e. After ex hibition openers aga inst th e Ca lifornia All-Stars (Nov. 2) and High-Five Ameri ca (Nov. 7), th e Toreros will open th eir regular-season sc hedule at home on Nov. 17th w ith Concordia. O ther nonconference home tilts include Northern Arizona (Dec. 3), Texas (Dec. 5 at S.D. Sports Arena in Chevron Torero Ti p-Off), M onta na State (Dec. 12), O cci.dental (Dec. 30) and UC Irvine Uan. 2). The nonconference road sc hedule wil l be highlighted with ga mes at San D iego State (Dec. 19) and a trip to th e Fres no State Tournament (Dec. 22 -23 ) where th e Toreros will open aga inst Miami-Ohio. Th e Toreros will open W CC pl ay with three straight bay area road ga mes at USF, Santa Clara and Saint M ary's. USD' s first home conference ga me w ill be aga inst Saint M ary's on Jan. 16th . Th e W CC Tournament is back at Santa Clara' s Toso Pavilion, February 27th through March 1st. TORERO ROSTER Page 3 1998-99 UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO MEN'S BASKETBALL ROSTER Numerical

NO NAME POS HT WT YR EXP HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL) 4 Dana White G 5-11 158 so 1V Phoenix, AZ (Westview HS) 5 Brock Jacobsen G 6-5 212 SR 3V Glendora, CA (Crescenta Valley HS) 10 Sam Scholl G 6-0 175 JR JC Gig Harbor, WA (Tacoma Comm. Col.) 11 Diron Mobley G 6-0 175 FR HS Mercer Island, WA (Mercer Island HS) 12 Andre Laws G 6-1 175 FR HS Anchorage, AK (East HS) 13 Lamont Smith G 6-2 185 SR 3V The Colony, TX (The Colony HS) 15 Cameron R~by* F 6-7 235 so RS Victoria, Australia (Bradley) 24 Tom Lippol * G-F 6-6 195 FR RS Huntington Beach, CA (Mater Dei HS) 31 Michael Blackmon** F 6-6 215 so 1V Hayward, CA (Mt. Eden HS) 35 Ryan Williams F 6-6 225 SR 3V Seattle, WA (O'Dea HS) 44 Steve Ross G/F 6-6 206 FR HS Victoria,B.C. (Lambrick Park HS) 50 Jeff Knoll C 7-0 285 JR 2V Mercer Island, WA (Mercer Island HS) 51 Jason Powell* F 6-9 240 FR RS San Diego, CA (Torrey Pines HS) 53 Kevin Hanson F/C 6-10 245 FR HS Huntington Beach, CA (Ocean View HS) Scott Boardman** G 6-4 175 FR HS Portlana, OR (Beaverton HS) James Borrego** G 6-5 200 so JC Albuquer~ue, NM (Northeastern JC) Tyler Field** F/C 6-9 235 so TR Sebastopo, CA (UC San Diego) Alphabetical NO NAME POS HT WT YR EXP HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL) 31 Michael Blackmon** F 6-6 215 so 1V Hayward, CA (Mt. Eden HS) Scott Boardman** G 6-4 175 FR HS Portland, OR (Beaverton HS) James Borrego** G 6-5 200 so JC Albuquer~ue, NM (Northeastern JC) Tyler Field** F/C 6-9 235 so TR Sebastopo , CA (UC San Diego) 53 Kevin Hanson F/C 6-10 245 FR HS Huntington Beach, CA (Ocean View HS) 5 Brock Jacobsen G 6-5 212 SR 3V Glendora, CA (Crescenta Valley HS) 50 Jeff Knoll C 7-0 285 JR 2V Mercer Island, WA (Mercer Island HS) 12 Andre Laws G 6-1 175 FR HS Anchorage, AK (East HS) 24 Tom Lippold* G-F 6-6 195 FR RS Huntington Beach, CA (Mater Dei HS) 11 Diron Mobley G 6-0 175 FR HS Mercer Island, WA (Mercer Island HS) 51 Jason Powell* F 6-9 240 FR RS San Diego, CA (Torrey Pines HS) 15 Cameron Rigby* F 6-7 235 so RS Victoria, Australia (Bradley) 44 Steve Ross G/F 6-6 206 FR HS Victoria,B.C. (Lambrick Park HS) 10 Sam Scholl G 6-0 175 JR JC Gig Harbor, WA (Tacoma Comm. Col.) 13 Lamont Smith G 6-2 185 SR 3V The Colony, TX (The Colony HS) 4 Dana White G 5-11 158 so 1V Phoenix, AZ (Westview HS) 35 Ryan Williams F 6-6 225 SR 3V Seattle, WA (O'Dea HS) * Denotes players that sat out the 1997-98 season; ** will sit out 1998-99 season HEAD COACH Page 4 BRAD ffOLLAND~~ sth Year

The 1998-99 season is Brad Holland's fifth at the helm of the USO basketba ll program. This past season (1997-98) he guided USO to a 14-14 overall record and a third straight semifinal appearance in the Tournament. The Toreros won five of their fina l eight contests and earned solid victories over WCC champion Gonzaga, and two wins over WCC runner-up Pepperdine. Hol­ land owns a four-year mark of 56-55 at USO - including his two-year stint at Ca l State Fu llerton, his career coach ing record sits at 79-86. He has strung together three straight seasons at USO w ith .500 or better records. Two seasons ago he directed the Toreros to a 17-11 record; the 17 wins is a persona l-best for Holland in six years as a collegiate head coach. Th e Toreros advanced to the semifinals of the WCC Tournament after defeating Gonzaga in the opener. They finished the season on a strong note, winning seven of their final nine. Included in the team's 17 victories were solid nonconference wins against San Jose State, Cal State Fuller­ ton, UC Santa Barbara and UC Irvine. Although they came up short, the Toreros played Kansas to seven points in Lawrence (72-79) and Stanford to two (7 0-72) at the San Diego Sports Arena. a.=====~;;;:;:~;;;;;:===:J The 1995-96 club, hit with a variety of injuries throughout the year, finished strong and ended the year at 14-14. In his first year Brad guided the to an 11-16 overall record and a fifth place finish in the West Coast Conference. The season was high lighted ear ly on when the Toreros downed visiting Notre Dame, 90-76, on December 3rd before 6,522 fans at the San Diego Sports Arena . Prior to USO Holland won rave reviews for the manner in which he revitalized the Ca l State Fu ll erton men's basketba ll program. During the 1992-93 season, his first as a head coach, the Titans fin ished 15-12 and posted the sc hool's first winning record in four years while going 10-8 in the . Along the way they beat every team in the conference except New Mexico State, capping the year w ith an exciting one-point home victory over nationally ranked UNLV. His 1993-94 team, which lost three players to season-ending inj uries prior to the sta rt of the season, finished 8-19 overa ll and eighth in Big West play. They did have some memorab le victories - they won at Nevada and UC Santa Ba rba ra's Th underdome; they won for the third year in a row at UC Irvi ne; and t hey knocked off UNLV with a 84-75 victory at the Thomas and Mack Ce nte r. Prior to his appoi ntment at Cal State Fu llerton, Holland was an ass ista nt coach on Jim Har ri ck's staff at UCLA from August, 1988 to M arch, 1992. He helped the Brui ns return to national promi­ nence w hile compil ing a 93-35 record that took them to four NCAA tournaments. Success as a head coach i s merely t he latest pos itive mark Holland has made on Southern basketba ll . He was a basketba ll and football star at Crescenta Valley High Sc hool. He was a four-year basketball letterman at UCLA and played with the Los Ange les Lakers and two other National Basketball Association teams before retiri ng in 1982 due to a knee injury. He entered private busin ess and also was a broadcaster for Prime Ticket from 1985 to 1988. Holland was the last player recruited by Coach and became a part of four Pac-10 championship teams at UCLA from 1976 to 1979, two under Coach and two under Coach Gary Cunningham. The Bruins went 102-17 during Holl and's playing ca reer and he was honorab le mention All-America and second-team Academic All-America as a senior. That year he averaged 17.5 points and 4.8 assists and had a .598 per­ centage, the best ever by a Bruin guard. He graduated in 1979 from UCLA with a B.A. degree in Sociology. Th e Lakers drafted Holland in 1979, the 14th player taken in the first roun d, and went on to win the 1980 NBA champion­ ship. The rookie guard scored eight points in the decisive si xth game at Philadelphia. He finished his play ing career in 1981-82 w ith Washington and Milwaukee. Holl and and his w ife, Les li e, res ide in Ca rlsbad w ith their three children, Kri stin and Li sa, 16-year- old tw ins, and Ky le, 6. The Holland Family (clockwise from top left): Brad, L-eslie, J(r.istin, Kyle & Lisa HEAD COACH BRAD HOLLAND Page 5

Yr. Record San Diego 97-98 14-14 96-97 17-1 1 San Diego 95-96 14-14 San Diego 94-95 11 -1 6 CS Fullerton 93-94 8-19 CS Fullerton 92-93 15-12

4 Yrs. 56-55

UCLA Bru­ Career Mark 6 Yrs. 79-86 Brad starred for the ins between 1976-79, with those teams accumulating a four-year record of 102- 17 and winning four straight Pac-10 titles. As a senior, Brad was honorable mention All-America and 2nd Team Academic All­ HOLLAND ALL-TIME RECORD VS. OPPONENTS America after averaging 17.5 ppg and shooting .598 from the field. Ca l Poly - SLO 3- 1 Northern Iowa 1 -1 CS Dominguez Hills 2-0 Notre Dame 1-1 Ca l State Fullerton 1- 1 Occidental 0-0 Ca l State Long Beac h 1-4 Oklahoma Baptist 1-0 Cal State Northridge 4-0 Pac ifi c, U. of the 1-6 Chapman 1-0 Pepperdin e 6-3 Chicago State 0-0 Pomona Pitzer 1-0 Colorado 0- 1 Portland 3-6 Colorado State 0-1 Portland State 1-0 Columbia 1-0 Sacramento State 1-0 Concordia-CA 3-0 Sa int Mary's-CA 3-7 Drake 0-2 Sai nt Francis-NY 1-0 Eastern Illinois 1-0 San D iego State 1-1 Eastern Washington 0-0 San Fra nc isco 4-5 Fresno State 0-0 San Jose State 3-3 Gonzaga 5-6 Santa Clara 2-6 Houston 0-1 Southern Utah 2-0 Iowa State 0- 1 Stanford 0-2 Kansas 0-3 Texas 0-0 Loyola Marymount 5-4 UC Irvine 4-3 Miami-Ohio 0-0 UCLA 0-1 M o nmouth 1-0 UC Santa Barb ara 5-1 Montana State 0- 1 Utah 0-1 Nevada-Las Vegas 2-2 Utah State 1-3 Brad was drafted by the Los An- Nevada, U. of 4-3 Wyoming 0- 1 gel es Lake rs in 1979, the 1 4th p layer New M exico State 0-4 Yale 1-0 taken in the fi rst round, and went on to Northe rn Arizona 2-0 win the 1980 NBA championship. The rooki e g uard scored ei~ht points in the Teams highli ghted in bold a re 1998-99 o ppo ne nts. decisive sixth f.a me at hiladelphia. He fini shed hi s p aying career in 1981 -82 with W ashington and Milwaukee. ASSISTANT COACHES Page 6 KYLE SMITH 6th Year

Ky le Smith begins his sixth yea r at the University of Sa n D iego, and his fourth as a fu ll-time assistant. He is top ass istant to hea d coach Brad Holland, and bes ides ass ist ing w ith all as pec ts of the basketba ll program, he is also directly involved w ith the USO Boys Bas ket­ ba ll Camp. A graduate student in the USO Education Department, Kyl e is working towards a Master's degree in Edu ca tional Leadership. The 28-year-old Smith i s a 1992 graduate of Hamilton College where he ea rn ed a degree in Eng li sh and minor i n Soc iology. A fou r-year bas·ketbal l performer on Ham ilton's team, Sm ith helped lead hi s 1990-91 squad to a 26-1 season (2 4-0 regul ar season finish) and #1 national ranki ng among NCAA D ivision Ill teams. As a starting poin t gua rd, he aveFaged 10.0 ppg and led the tea m in ass ists, stea ls, free throw percentage and three-point accuracy. A native of Houston, Texas, Sm ith prepped at Alief Hastings H igh School (1988 graduate).

TERRY BOESEL~ ~ 1st Year Terry Boesel is in his first yea r as ass istant men's basketba ll coach at the Univers ity of San Diego. Th e 36-yea r-o ld Boese l comes to USO from th e U ni versity of La Vern e where he was head coach t he past three seasons (1995-1998). Thi s past seaso n he directed his sq uad to an 18-7 overa ll mark and th ird place finish (10-4) in the Southern Ca li fornia Inter­ collegiate Athletic Conference. His squad was also ranked in th e NCAA D ivision Ill West Reg ion the last five w eeks of the season. Pr ior to La Verne he was top ass ista nt basketba ll coach at Chapman Univers ity for three seasons (1992-95); was an administrative assistant for UCLA basketba ll for one seaso n (1991-92); and was ass ista nt at Amherst Coll ege for one season (1990-91 ). A 1986 graduate of Oregon State Univers ity, Terry ea rn ed his B.S. degree in Excercise Physiology. He was a two-year performer on th e OSU football tea m as a defensive ba ck. He went on to earn hi s Master of Science degree in Sport M anagement in 1991 from the U ni versity of M assachusetts. Terry and his wife, Joa n, res ide in Yorba Linda with their two chi ldren, Brittany (5) and M ackenzie (6 months).

DAVID FIZDALE TERRY RYAN Assistant Coach Adm. Assistant

David Fizdale returns to Terry Rya n, in hi s first sea ­ coach Brad Holl and's staff as the re­ son as administ rative ass istant, stricted ea rnings ass istant coach. brings a wea lth of coaching ex peri­ Fi zda le was a student assista nt for ence and knowledge to th e Torero the first half of the 1996-97 seaso n staff th is seaso n. whi le he completed his degree in Over the past ten years he Communications. has been a head coach and assista nt After graduation he worked at four different programs. He spent for the of the National Basketball Association as th e past three seasons (1995-98) at Col lege of Lake County JC, the assista nt video coordinator. the last two as head coach; he spe nt two years (1993-95) as No stranger to USO basketball, Fizdale was a four-year ass ista nt at Montgomery JC in Maryland with the '93-94 team player for th e Toreros between 1992-96. A two-year capta in advancing to the JUCO Final Four; he was head coach for two and team Most Va luab le Player his sen ior yea r, Fizdale was years (1991-93) at Ocean County Col lege in Toms River, New selected First Tea m Al l-West Coast Conference after lead ing Jersey -- his '92 -93 cl ub finished 9th in the nation; and his first the West Coast Conference in assists at 7.0 per contest. He set three years of coaching experience ca me at Marymount Uni­ a new USO single season record for assists with 195 and also vers ity (NCAA Division Ill) as an ass ista nt between 1988-91. set a new USO ca reer mark w ith 465. In addition to be ing the The 34-year-old Ryan ea rn ed his B.A. degree in Eco­ team MVP, he was also a two-time recipient of the Bugelli nomics at John Hopkins University (Ba ltimore, MD) in 1986. Leaders hi p Award, and was se lected the San Diego Hall of He went on to ea rn his M.B.A. from M arymount University in Champions Amateur Star of the Month (Febru ary, 1996). 1990. He finished hi s USO ca reer w ith 73 starts in 93 games Terry and his wife, M ega n, have two ch il dren, Ca itlin and scored 745 points (8. 0 points per game average). (8) and Timmy (6), and are expecting a third child in February . MEET THE TOREROS Page 7 #5 SROCK JACOBSEN 6-5 Senior Guard/Forward NOTEWORTHY: Has played in every game th e pa st three years w ith 67 sta rt s in 84 ga mes ... was 1996 Wes t Coast Conference Fres hman of th e Yea r. 1997-98 SEASON AT USO: Started 25 of 28 ga mes ... ave raged 7.3 ppg and dished out team-h igh 88 assis ts ... shot 50% from 3-point r ange in WCC games (14x28) ... career best 19 poin ts (Santa Clara) and 9 ass ists (US F) .. scored in double digits in 7 ga mes and shot 79.4% from free throw line. 1996-97 SEASON: One of three To reros to start al I 28 ga mes ... recip ient of team award for Athletic Exce ll ence ... averaged 7.8 ppg, 3.6 rpg and 3.5 apg ... seaso n best 17 poin ts (USF ), 8 rebounds & 8 assists (Gonzaga) ... scored in double digits 11 times ... shot 79.3 percent from the line in 14 WCC cont es ts. 1995-96 SEASON: 1996 WCC Fres hman of th e Year, becom ing US D 's fourth men's playe r so honored ... pla yed in all 28 games with 14 starts an d averages of 8.0 ppg and 2.2 rpg ... in 14 WCC games he averaged 9.0 ppg w hile shooting 53.1 percent from the field ... scored in double-digit s ten times with a season-best 18 point effort against UC Irvine w here he made 5-of-6 shot s from the fi eld, 2 treys and 6 free throws ... in four games he tossed in 16 points, including USF where he was a perfect 6-for-6 from the fi eld ... for th e season shot 70.2 percent from the free throw line. HIGH SC HOOL: Prepped at Crescenta Val ley HS (alma mater of coach Brad Hol land) ... senior year was selected Third Team All -State (Ca l-Hi Maga­ zine) and First Team AI I- CIF ... Pac ific League MVP ... L.A. Times MVP (San Fernando Valley) ... 3-time tournament MVP ... Team MVP and Captai n ... team was 25-2 (3 rd in state) ... averaged 27.2 ppg and 8.3 rpg ... shot 54.2% from field (274x506), converted 32 .5% from three-point (41x126) and 73.6'1/., from free throw line (145x197) ... junior year (1993-94) was named Second Team AII -CIF and First Team All -Pac ific League ... 3-ti me tournament MVP ... Team MVP & Captain ... team fi ni shed 20-11 (lost in state finals) ... averaged 20.8 ppg (52 1 points), 7.3 rpg (182 rebounds), 3.9 apg (97 assists). missed six ga mes due to a broken wrist. PERSONAL: Born April 1, 1977 in Evergreen, Colorado ... parents are Von and Rebecca Jacobsen of Glendora, Ca li fo rni a ... dad (Von) pla yed ba sketball at San Diego State and brother (Adam) was an all-conference player at Pac ific ... enjoys su rfing and read ing .. . Business Administrati on major. TOTAL 3PT YEAR G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT A PF STL TO BLK PTS AVG REB-AVG 95-96 28- 14 697 71-15 1 .470 22-62 .355 59-84 .702 39 28 17 43 1 223 8.0 62-2.2 96-97 28-28 860 80-182 .440 17-52 .327 41-54 .759 99 32 18 42 4 218 7.8 100-3.6 97-98 28-25 794 63-159 .396 23-58 .397 54-68 .794 88 28 28 53 6 203 7.3 70-2.5 Totals 84-67 28.0 214-492 .435 62-172 .3 60 154-206 .748 226 88 63 138 11 644 7.7 232-2.8 #13 LAMONT SMITH 6-2 Senior Guard NOTEWORTHY: Earned his degree in Communications; working on second major in History .. . 1997 USO Defensive Player of th e Year. 1997-98 SEASON AT USO: Missed first 7 games with stress fracture ... came back to sta rt 10 of 19 games ... season bests of 12 points (St. Francis), 5 rebounds (CSD H) and 5 assists (Co ncordia) .. dished out 44 assists. 1996-97 SEASON: Se lected the team's Best Defensive Pla yer ... started 8 of last 9 contests and appeared in a ll 28 ga mes ... his hustle and team allitude are contag ious . averaged 2.4 ppg .. . tw ice scored season-best 8 points (Concordia/US F) ... in w in at Po rtl and, Lamont tal lied 5 poi nts, 6 rebounds, 7 assists and 3 steals in 33 minutes of acti on. 1995- 96 SEASON: Started 14 of the 28 ga mes he played in ... start ed 9 of the fi nal 10 games ... played both gua rd pos itions ... averaged 3.4 points per ga me and 1.3 rebounds per ga me ... scored a perso nal-best 10 points on three occasions (Pomona-Pitzer, Pepperdine, St. Mary's) ... grabbed a season-high 4 rebounds aga inst UC Sa nta Barbara ... in six games bombed in two treys and finished th e season with 17 made three pointers ... other season bests included 3 ass ists (3 times) and 4 stea ls (Pomona-Pitzer) ... was a perfect 4-for-4 from th e free throw line in victory over Sa n Franc isco. 1994-95 SEASON : Sat out the yea r after correcti ve kn ee surgery in th e fa ll ... th is seaso n ex pected to help team w ith defensive sk ills and outside shooting ra nge. HIG H SCHOOL: Prepped at The Colony HS (SA) in The Colony, Texas ... senior yea r led his tea m to a sc hool best 31-2 record ... averaged 16.0 ppg, 4.6 rpg an d 2.4 steals in 33 starts ... 2nd Team A ll-State ... First Team Al l- Reg ion ... District 6-SA Defensive Pla yer of the Year. finished in top-5 among players from the Dall as-Fo rt Worth Metroplex in three point accuracy at 51.7% (75x145) ... a two-yea r sta rt er, he helped his tea m combine fo r a 59-6 record and back-to-back District 6-SA cha mpionships ... se lected to Texas State all-star tea m. PE RSONAL: Born October 19, 1975 in Blyth vil le, Arkansas ... hobbies inclu de listening to music and traveling ... paren ts are Allen Sm ith and Mary Greer of Th e Colony, Texas . has degree in Communica tions Studies; working on History major.

TOTAL 3 PT YEA R G-GS M IN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FT A PCT A PF STL TO BLK PT S AVG REB -AVG 94-95 DNP 95-96 28-14 476 33-101 .327 17-5 4 .315 12-24 .500 26 46 19 31 6 95 3.4 3h- 1.3 96-97 28-8 432 21-52 .404 9-29 .3 10 16-29 .552 so 43 22 41 3 67 2.4 41-1 ..S 97-98 19-10 362 14-47 .298 6-26 .23 1 14-25 .560 44 36 12 29 3 48 2 ..S 33- 1.7 Totals 75-32 16.9 68-200 .340 32 -1 09 .294 42-78 .538 120 125 53 101 1 2 210 2.8 110-1 .5 MEET THE TOREROS Page 8 #35 RYAN WILLIAMS 6-6 Senior Forward NOTEWORTH Y: Ranks 24th al l-time among USO scorers w ith 894 po ints. last year ranked in top-ten among WCC players in scoring, rebounding, FG% and FT% . 1997-98 SEASON AT USD: Started 22 of 28 ga mes, finishing as team's top rebounder (6.3 ) and second lead ing scorer (15. 1 ppg) ... led team in scoring 10 times with a high of 25 points (Portland), and in rebounding 13 times w ith a high of 12 (SJSU ) scored in double d igits in 23 contests, reaching 20 or more points on six occasions . posted double-doubles in points and rebounds twice (22/ 12 vs. SJSU; 22/ 11 vs. CSDH) ... among WCC players, finished 6th in rebounding, 6th in FG percent (.528), 10th in scoring, and 10th in FT percent (.779) ... earned team's Zable Athletic Ex ce llence award. 1996-97 SEASON: Sat out recovering from knee surgery. 1995-96 SEASON: Pla yed in al l 28 contests with 13 starts ... 2nd on team in scoring (9.8 ppg) and rebounding (5.3 rpg) ... career-bests of 34 points and 18 rebounds in season-opening w in at Sacramento Stat e ... in that game he made 13-of-20 shots from th e fl oor and 8-of- 11 free throws ... he scored in double-digits in 14 contes ts ... posted tw o other double-doubles besides Sac State (12/1 0 vs . SDS U; 12/12 vs . Portland) ... w as the team's lea ding shooter from the fi eld (56.1 %) ... led the team in scoring 7 times and rebounding 12 limes. 1994-95 SEASON: W as one of th e top fres hmen in th e W CC ... started 18 ga mes overall and 13 of 14 WCC contests ... tw o double-doubles aga inst Drake (11 poi nt s/12 board s) and US F (12 po ints/ 11 board s) ... scored in double digits 8 times w ith highs of 14 points tw ice (US F & Po rt land) ... shot 59.1 % from the fi eld overall and 62 .2% in league ga mes ... averaged 9.4 ppg and 5.4 rpg in W CC contests ... tea m 's second best rebounder (4. 7) overall and tied w ith Brian Bru so for tea m lea d in W CC contes ts (5.4). HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at O ' D ea High Sc hool in Sea ttl e, W A ... led tea m to 3rd place finish at State AA Championships (O ' Dea won th e state title his junior yea r) ... se nior yea r averaged 23 .1 ppg and 12.0 rpg w hile shooting 56.8% from th e fi eld and 71.4% from the line ... one of 12 players se lected to the W as hington ANAAA all -s tar tea m at state p layoffs he set a single ga me scoring record for a state tournament ga me by scoring 48 points (March 12, 1994) ... 1994 M etro League MVP ... 1993 & 1994 W as hington First Team A A All-State . 1993 & 1994 AA A ll-Tournament Tea m .. 1993 WIAA Sportsmanship Award ... 3-year varsity letter winner ... two-time tea m MVP. PERSONAL: Born on March 3 1, 1976 in Sea ttle, W A ... works as lifeguard during summers ... parents are Ka y O 'Reill y and Greg Williams of Sea ttle, WA ... dad (Greg) played ba sketball at Seatt le Pa c ific ... Accounting major and Finance minor. TOTAL 3PT YEAR G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT A PF STL TO BLK PTS AVG REB-AVG 94-95 27-18 486 75- 127 .591 0-3 .000 47-67 .702 13 49 8 35 9 197 7.3 126-4. 7 95-% 28-13 555 106-189 .561 10-2 1 .4 76 52-84 .619 9 53 7 40 6 2 74 9.8 148-5.3 % -97 DNP 97-98 28-22 848 154-2 92 .527 13-44 .296 102-131 .779 17 48 2 1 65 7 42 3 15 .1 177-6.3 Totals 83-53 22.8 335-608 .551 23-68 .338 201-282 .713 39 150 36 140 22 894 10.8 451-5.4 #50 JEFF KNOLL 7-0 Junior Center NOTEWORTHY: Voted the team 's Most Improved Player in each of hi s first two seasons at USD ... career 58 percent shooter from field. 1997-98 SEASON AT USO: Played in 25 games with 5 starts ... spra ined ankle at Gonzaga and missed next 3 WCC contests (games 16-18) ... career bes ts of 10 points (Montana St. ), 6 rebounds (USF) and 2 blocks (CSUN) ... conve rted 46-of-80 shots (57.5%) ... Team's Most Improved Player award. 1996-97 SEASON: Rec ipient of USD Most Improved Pl ayer Award ... played in 10 games first season ... worked hi s way into first ce nter off th e bench ro le down th e stretch, playing in five of th e final six contests ... in th ose five contes ts he averaged 10 minutes of ac ti on behind starting center Brian Bruso ... scored a seaso n-bes t 4 points in win over Southern Uta h as he made both field goa ls he attempted ... he grabbed a season best 4 boards in 11 minutes of acti on in home victory over Loyola Marymount ... shot 66.7 perce nt from th e field and 75 .0% from th e charity str ipe. HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Mercer Island High School in Mercer Island, W as hington .. . during his sop homore seaso n he averaged 12 .0 ppg and 8.0 rpg as tea m went 2 7-2 and won th e state championship ... during summer of '93 he was li sted as a Pre-Seaso n High Schoo l Al l-America n (Street & Smith's ) ... missed hi s junior year (1993-94) after undergoing back surgery ... during summer before senior yea r he played in BCI Tou rn aments in Long Beach, Las Vegas and Phoenix ... he pl ayed first four ga mes his se nior yea r (1994-95) before break­ ing anl

TOTAL 3PT YEAR G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT A PF STL TO BLK PTS AVG REB-AVG 97-98 28-4 23.6 41-110 .373 8-47 .170 39-60 .650 69 46 36 59 4 129 4.6 61-2.2 #31 MICHAEL BLACKMON 66 Sophomore Forward

1997-98 AT USD: Played in 22 contests for T o reros ... ta 11 ied seaso n bests of 6 points (So uthern Utah), 6 rebounds & 3 blocks (St. M ary's) ... to re ACL this pas t off-season and w ill sit out th e 1998-99 seaso n. HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Mt. Eden H S in H ayward , Ca liforn ia ... senior year averaged 14.0 ppg and 11.2 rpg with tea m going 26-5 ... 1st Tea m A ll - Hayward Area Athl etic League ... McDonald 's All -America n nomination ... two-time Central Val ley AII- Toum-ament Tea m ... Jerry Pau l Tournament Most Va luable Player .. . C lark Cochrane Christmas Classic - A ll Tou rn ament Tea m ... Greg Brown Al l Star Tournament MVP ... East Ba y Al l Star ... Al l- Tournament Tea m, All East Bay ... North Coast Section Scholar-Athlete Award ... Honor Soci ety - Honor Roll. PERSONAL: Born on May 11 , 1979 in Berkeley, Ca li fornia ... pa rents are Fay and Michae l Blackmon of Oakland, Ca li forni a .. . c hose USD fo r its locati on, academics and sma ll class sizes ... other sc hools to recruit him were Long Beach State, USF, Ca l State Northri dge and UC Santa Barbara ... enjoys listening to music,-drawing and play in g video games ... Undecided major.

TOTAL 3PT YEAR G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG -FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT A PF STL TO BLK PTS AVG REB-AVG 97-98 22 - 0 184 1 4-4 1 .342 0- 1 .000 1 9-36 .528 2 29 1 12 8 47 2. 1 26- 1. 2 #24 TOM LIPPOLD 6-6 Freshman Guard/Forward 1997-98 AT USD: Played in season opener at Stanford but suffered a broken foot in first half ... received a med ica l red-shirt year.

HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at M ater Dei High School in th e South Coast League ... se ni or year th e team went 32 -3; were League C hampions; Sectional Champions; and Regional Final ists, finish ing with a State Ranking of 2nd .. . senior yea r averaged 17.0 poin ts per ga me, 8.0 rebounds per ga me, and 4.0 ass ists per contest ... was selected A II -CIF, All-South Coast League and Al l-County ... junior yea r aver­ aged 14.0 ppg, 6.0 rpg wh il e shooting 42 percent from three-point range ... was named to th e Las Vegas Prep Invitational All-Tourn amen t Tea m .. . team finished 34-2 .

PERSONAL: Born on November 22, 1978 in Santa M oni ca, Ca li fornia ... his mother Sue res ides in Huntington Beach, Ca li fornia ... oth er sc hools to rec ruit him included Santa Clara, Portl and, and Loyola Marymount ... enjoys golfing and rea ding ... M ajor: U ndecided.

TOTAL 3PT YEAR G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT A PF STL TO BLK PTS AVG REB-AVG 97-98 1 -0 8 0- 1 .000 0-0 .000 2-21.000 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.0 0-0.0 MEET THE TOREROS Page 10 #15 CAMERON RIGBY 6-7 Sophomore Forward 1997-98 AT USD: Sat out las t season after transferring from Bradley University ... during the 1996-97 season at Bradley, he averaged 6.6 ppg a game and 3.3 rp g whi le shooting 52 percent from the fl oor and 7 4 percent from the foul I in e ... he started 9 of the Braves' 29 games and also made 8-of-20 three point attempts ... ta llied 13 points and 10 rebounds against the U niversity of Michiga n.

HtGH SC HOOL: Prepped at Bartlett High School in Alaska where in his se nior season the tea m won 1996 State Championship with 26-3 record ... named State Player of the Year after averaging 19.0 ppg, 13.0 rpg and 5.0 assists ... junior season was A ll-Region IV and Honorable Mention All-State after averaging 12 .0 ppg and 9.0 rpg ... also lettered in track where he was a member of th e 100 yard State Championship relay team .

PERSONAL: Born May 1, 1978 in Melbourne, Austra li a ... mother, Jan Rigby, li ves in Diamond Creek, Victoria, Australia ... chose USO for its Business School rep utation, location, and basketball program ... other schools to recruit him included South Florida, Boston U., So. Utah and NAU ... enjoys to travel ... Business Admin istration/Marketing major.

#51 JASON POWELL 6-9 Freshman Forward/Center

1997-98 SEASON AT USD: Sat out last season ... since coming to USO, has added 40 pounds of weight/strength to his 6-9 frame.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Torrey Pines High School in San Diego ... seni or year averaged 14.5 points per game, 8.7 rebounds and 3.5 blocks w hile shooting over 60% from th e field ... was selected Honorable Mention Al l-Pa lomar Le ague ... recipient of 'Chairman of the Boards' award for Best Rebounder ... junior year averaged 10.0 ppg and 8.5 rpg with team winn in g Division I CIF champion­ sh ip with 29-3 team record ... tossed in 29 points and grabbed 15 board s in w in over El Cami no HS ... se lected to the Nike In vitational Prep Class ic All-Tournament Team ... Honorable Mention Al l-Avo­ cado League ... three-year vars ity starter.

PERSONAL: Born on March 13, 1979 in La Joi la, Ca lifornia ... parents are Jack and Pat Powel I of San Diego, Ca liforni a ... besides basketbal l program, likes USO for its sma ll classes and location ... Major: Computer Science, Minor: Business.

#12ANDRE LAWS 6-1 Freshman Guard

HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at East High School in Anchorage, Alaska ... this past season he helped East High to a 21-6 overall record and league championsh ip ... they were runner-ups at the State Champi­ onsh ips, losing by two poin ts with just three seconds left in the game ... on th e season he averaged 20.0 points per game, 4.0 rebounds, 2.6 ass ists and 3 .1 steals per contest ... he tossed in a personal­ best 40 points agai nst Largo, Florida ... he was First Team All-State, First Team Al l-Region, and was selected to the Al I-Tou rn ament Team in eac h of the four tourneys he played in (two in Florida; two in Alaska) ... was also an All-State football playe r.

PERSONAL: Born on September 20, 1980 in Sacramento, Ca liforn ia ... chose USO fo r its academ ics and a cha nce to compete at the coll egiate level .. . also recruited by Portland and Drake ... parents are Elmore Ill and Margaret Laws of Anchorage, Alaska ... Business major. MEET THE TOREROS Page 11 #44 STEVE ROSS 6-6 Freshman Guard/Forward HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at L ambrick Pa rk High in Vi ctori a, Briti sh Columbia .. . he averaged 33 .0 points, 14 rebou nds and 3 b locked shots for a tea m th at went 43-7 and fini shed third in th e mi ddle divis ion of British Columbia's three-tier sys tem (high sc hool bas ketba ll in Ca nada is a 40 minute ga me compa red to 32 in th e U SA) .. . his tea m went 34-6 durin g th e regul ar sea son and 9- 1 in th e pl ayoffs ... he was named Mr. Bas ketba ll in British Columbia this past yea r and was se lected to Ca nada's Juni or Na tional Tea m w here he also ea rn ed Juni or Nati onal Pl ayer of th e Yea r honors ... MVP of Island Zone Championshi ps ... First A ll-Star at Britis h Columbia Championships (tea m fini shed 3rd in Province) ... 1997 Lambrick Park HS tea m w on 'AA' British Columbia tournament.

PERSONAL: Born on October 11 , 1980 in Kam loops, Briti sh Columbia ... chose USO beca use it w as a good fit and he rea lly liked coaching staff ... also rec ruited by Gonzaga, Portland, Sa int M ary's and Eas tern W as hington .. . comes from sa me sc hool as Brendan Graves, form er Santa C lara pl ayer .. . pa rents are Arthur and Dianne Ross of Vi ctoria, British Columbia .. . U ndec ided m ajor.

#53 KEVIN HANSON 6-10 Freshman Forward/Center

HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Ocean Vi ew H igh School w here he helped lea d hi s tea m to a 26-5 record, league title and state ranking of No. 14 this past season ... he averaged 12.0 points per ga me, 9.0 rebounds and 4.0 blocks per contest w hile shooting 56.0% from field and 63% from foul line .. . he was named First Tea m All-Golden W es t League and First Tea m AII -CI F (Division II ) ... junior yea r was First Tea m Al l-League and 2nd Tea m AII-CIF after averag in g 10.8 ppg, 4.8 rpg and 2.7 bl ocks whi le sh ooting 63 perce nt fro m the fi eld .. . a w arded 1997 Tea m M os t Improved Pl ayer award afte r starting every ga me ... 1996 All -Tournament Tea m (Tournament of Champions) ... also ea rn ed Honorable Mention All-League recognition as a voll eyball pl ayer.

PERSONAL: Bo rn on February 2, 1980 in Long Beac h, Ca liforn ia ... chose USO fo r its basketbal l program and strong Business sc hool ... also rec rui ted b y Pac ific, UC Irvine and Ca l State Fullerton .. . enjoys video ga mes and goin g to movies ... hi s dad (Tom) res ides in Huntin gton Beac h, Ca liforni a .. . Bus iness major.

#10 SAM SCHOLL 6-0 Junior Guard

COLLEGE: Pl ayed pas t two yea rs at Tacoma Community Coll ege w here tea m fini shed 2nd both yea rs in NWACC ... las t seaso n ave raged 8.3 ppg and 7. 1 assis ts ... freshman yea r sco red 7.0 points per ga me and finished second among N W ACC pl ayers in ass ists w ith 9. 0 di shes per ga me ... two-yea r letterwinner and starter.

HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Gig Harbor HS where he helped lead '96 tea m to state championshi p and 25-2 record .. . averaged 8.5 p pg and 8. 1 assists ... First Tea m All -Pi erce County League ... '96 State Tournament MVP ... Tea m Captain ... 3-time Tea m Pl aye r Award (voted by team mates).

PERSONAL: Born on November 11 , 1977 in Sea ttle, W as hington ... chose US O for baske tball and strong academic programs ... enj oys pl aying video ga mes and going to th e beach .. . parents are Dennis and Terry Scholl of Gig Harbor, W as hington ... dad (Denni s) pl ayed football at Kalamazoo College (WI) .. . Soc io logy major; Psyc hology minor. MEET THE TOREROS Page 12 #11 DIRON MOBLEY 6-0 Freshman Guard HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Mercer Island High School in M ercer Island, W ashington ... in 1996-97, sen ior year his tea m finished 28-2, won both the league and state championshi p and finished w ith a sta te ranking of No. 1 ... averaged 14.0 poin ts per ga me and 2.5 stea ls while shooting 52 percent from th e field, 45 percent from three-po in t range and 84 p erce nt from th e free throw line ... named First Tea m All -K ing County and 2nd Tea m A ll-State ('96 & '97) ... was a M cDonald 's All-America n nominee and Honorable M ention Al l-State se lec ti on ... junior year (1995-96) was 2nd Tea m A ll-Conference ... three-yea r letterwinner and two-yea r starter in bas ketball ... also lettered in baseba ll three yea rs w here he was an H onorable Mention All -K ing County se lection. PERSONAL: Born on September 7, 1979 in Seattle, W as hington ... chose USD for its small school atmosphere and strong academics ... also rec ruited by Lewis & Clark College ... enj oys listening to music a nd singing ... as a sophomore played w ith current Torero Jeff Knoll .. . parents Wonze l and Kristin Mobl ey res ide in Mercer Island, W as hington ... dad (Wonze l) played basketbal l at Florida A&M ... U ndec ided major. SCOTT BOARDMAN 6-4 Freshman Guard HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Beaverton High Sc hool in th e Portland, O regon area ... helped lea d tea m to a 2 1-5 record , along w ith M etro League and State Championship title ... averaged 10.0 points per ga me, 5.0 rebounds and di shed out 6. 1 ass ists per contes t ... se lected Second Tea m All-Metro League, Tea m Most Improved Pl ayer Award , and an Oregon Scholar-Athlete.

PERSONAL: Born on November 11 , 1979 in Portl and, Oregon ... chose US D for its academic pro­ grams, great weather and coaching staff ... also recruited by Sa n Francisco, Portl and, Puget Sound and Linfield ... enjoys traveling and play in g all kinds of sports ... hi s mother (M ary Ann e) res ides in Portl and, O regon ... Busin ess major; Language minor.

JAMES BORREGO 6-5 Sophomore Guard COLLEGE: Pl ayed last season at North eastern JC (Ster ling, CO) w here he helped lead team to a 2nd pl ace conference fin ish ... ave raged 11 .5 points, 4. 6 rebounds w hile shootin g 60.3 percent from th e fi eld and 78.0 percent from th e foul stripe. HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Albuquerque Academy (District 5AAA) w here he led team to a 21-3 mark sen ior yea r .. . se nior yea r averaged 25.0 ppg, 8.0 rpg .. . was part of two state cha mpions hip tea ms (1994 & 1995) ... senior year was AAA Player of the Yea r and First Tea m Al l-City ... junior yea r named District Pl ayer of th e Yea r ... First Tea m Al l-State sop homore seaso n ... also played three yea rs of va rsity basebal l. PERSONAL: Born on November 12, 1977 in Albuquerque, New Mex ico ... chose USD fo r its aca- demic reputati on ... worked for USD Summer Camp office this past summer and also th e USD Boys Basketball Camp ... enjoys going to movies, golfing, and church activi ti es ... mother (Lydi a) res ides in Albuquerque, New M ex ico ... En glish major. TYLER FIELD 6-9 Sophomore Forward/Center COLLEGE: Pl ayed at nea rby UC San Diego th is past seaso n as a fres hman center for the Tri ton s ... he hel ped l ea d UCSD to a 18-7 record averaging 24.2 po ints per ga me and 14.3 rebounds per contes t, and shooting 65% from th e floor ... NCAA Division Ill All-Fa r W es t Region sel ection .. . sat out first yea r at UCSD ... he w ill sit out th e 1998-99 season at US D due to the NCAA transfer rul e. HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Ca rdinal Newman High Sc hool w here he led hi s tea m to a 27-7 record and state ru nner-up finish for D ivision IV .. . he avera ged 16.0 points per ga me and 14.0 rebounds wh ile shooting 57 percent from th e fi eld and averaging 2.0 bl ocks per ga me ... he was se lected First Tea m All-State Division IV and First Tea m All-Region ... also lettered in trac k. PERSONAL: Born on February 20, 1978 in Santa Rosa, Ca lifornia ... chose US D for beautiful ca mpus, business program and bas ketba ll ... enjoys going to the beach, all water sports, and playing pickup basketba ll ga mes ... parents, Sam and Kay Field, res ide in Sebastopol, Ca liforni a ... Business Econom ics major. OPPONENTS Page13

CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY NOV. 17 AT USO Location: Irvine, Cal iforn ia Bas ketball SID: Scott Bowman Nickn ame: Eag les SID O / H Phone: (94 9) 854-8002/669-8703 Colors: Gree n and Gold SID Fax Phone Number: 854-6771 Enrollment: 1,2 00 Las t Season's Record: 13-19 Conference: Golden Gate Ath leti c Series Record: 2-0 USD CONCORDIA Presi dent: Dr. Jack Preus Las t M ee t ing: 86-56 US D (12-2 0 -97) Ath letic Director: Curt Ca ttau Letterme n R et./Lost : 4/6 UNIVERSITY Coach: Greg Marshall Sta rte rs Ret./Lost : 3/2 --A-- Alma Mater & Year: W estmont, 1982 PLAYER S TO WATCH: IRV INE, CALIFORNIA Record at CU: 134-118/ 8 Yrs. * Jos h Gil es 5-11 JR G 16.2 ppg Ass istants: Stephen Fr enc h, Chad • Jet Quillen 6-7 SO F 8.5 ppg Kamm e r e r • Matt Sabasti an 6-4 JR G 7.9 ppg

EASTERN WASHINGTON UNIV. NOV. 21 AT CHANEY, WA Locati on: Cheney, WA Basketball SID: Dave Cook N ic knam e: E ag les SID O/H Ph one: (509) 359-6334/235-4672 Colors: Red and White SID Fax II/Press Row: 359-2828/359-6331 Enro llmen t: 8,000 Last Season 's Record: 16-11 Conference: Big Sky Series Record: 2-0 EWU Pr es ident: Dr. Stephen M. Jordan Last M eeting: 73-69 EW U (12-2-90) Athl et ic Direc to r: Dick Zornes Letterm en Ret./Lost: 5/6 Coach: Starters Ret./Lost: 1/ 4 Al ma M ater & Yea r: Chadron State, '71 PL AYE RS TO WATC H: Record at EWU: 26-53/3 Yrs . • Deon W illiams 6-2 JR G 12 .3 ppg Ass istants: Bri an Pri ebe, Jerom e • Shannon Tay lor 6-3 SR G 14.9 ppg Jenkin s, Byron J enso n • Jason Humbert 6-10 JR C 5.3 ppg

PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY NOV. 23 AT PORTLAND, OR Location: Portl and, OR Bas ketball SID: M ike Lund • Nickname: V ikings SID O/ H Phone: (503) 725-5602/203-6923 _ ___ Colors: Green ana White SID Fax II/ Press Row: 725-5610/232-0147 ...... ;' ~ - Enrollment: 15,000 Last Season's Record: 15-12 Confe rence: Bi g Sky Seri es Record: 2-0 US D Pres ident: Daniel Bern st ine Last M eeting: 85-66 (12-2 1-96) PS Athletic D irec tor: Jim Ste rk Letterm en Ret./Lost: 9/3 u Coach: Joel Sobotka Starters Ret ./Lost: 4/1 Alma M ater & Yea r: A rizona State, '93 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record at PSU: First Y ea r • Jason Hartman 6-7 SR F 19.1 ppg Ass ista nts: Brad Soucie, Jason Tyrus • Brian Towne 6-3 SR G 15 .6 ppg • Derek Nesland 6-6 JR G 6.6 ppg

CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE NOV. 2 8 AT NORTHRIDGE, CA Location: Northridge, Ca li fo rni a Basketball SID: Rya n Finney N ickn ame: Matadors SID O/ H Ph one: (818) 677-3243/990-8205 Colors : Red, Black and White SID Fax II/ Press Row: 677-4762/677-4702 Enrol lment: 27,000 Last Season's Record: 12-16 Conference: Big Sky Seri es Record: 16-10 USD Pres ident: Bl enda J. Wilson Last M eeting: 71-69 USD (12-2-97) Athletic D irector: Paul A. Bubb Letterm en Ret./Lost: 4/6 Coach: Bobby Brasw ell Starters Ret./Lost: 2/3 A lma Mater & Yea r: CS UN, 1984 PLAYER S TO WATCH: Record at CSUN: 26-31/2 Yrs. • Greg Minor 6-3 JR G 12.2 ppg Ass istants: Michae l Johnso n, Eri c Brown, • Carl H o lmes 6-1 SO G 11.0 ppg Andre C heva lier • Derr ick Higg ins 6-3 SR G 10.2 ppg

NORTHER N ARIZONA DEC. 3 AT USO Location: Flagstaff, AZ Ba sketball SID : Kevin Klintworth N ickname: Lumberjacks SID O / H Ph one: (520) 523-6792/522-8892 Colors: Blu e and Gold SID Fax II/ Press Row: 523-6793/523-1912 Enrollment: 20,000 Last Season 's Record : 21-8 Conference: Bi g Sky Seri es Record: 7-6 NAU Pres ident: Dr. Clara M. Lovett Last Meeting: 73-68 USD (11 -25-97) Athleti c Director: Steve Holton Lettermen Ret./Lost: 9/3 Coach: Ben H owland Starters Ret./Lost: 4/1 Alma M ater & Year: W eber State, 1980 PLAY ERS TO WATC H: Record at NAU: 58-51 /4 Yrs. • Ross Land 6-5 JR G 10.7 ppg Ass istants: , Jam ie Dixon, • Casey Frank 6-9 SR C 10.7 ppg Pat San die * Bi lly Hix 6-7 JR F 6.6 ppg OPPONENTS Page14

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS DEC. 5 AT SD SPORTS ARENA "CHEVRON TORERO TIP-OFF" Loca tion: Austin, Texa s Ba sketb all SID: Da ve Saba N ic kn am e: Lo ng ho rn s SID O /H Phone: (51 2) 471-1 345/476-8958 Co lo rs: Bu rn t Orange an d W h ite SID Fa x # / Press Row : 471-6040/471-4246 Enro llment : 48,866 Last Season 's Record: 14-1 7 Co nference: B ig 12 Series Record: F irst M eeting Pres ident: D r. La rry R. Fau lkner Last M eeting: NA Athl eti c D irector: D eLoss Dodds Letterm en R et./Lost: 5/3 Coach: Rick B arn es Starters Ret./Lost: 4/1 A lma M ater & Yea r: Le noir-Rh yne, 77 PLAYERS TO WATCH : Record at U T: Firs t Seas on * Kris C lack 6-5 Sr. F 17.3 ppg Ass istants: R icky Sto kes, Brian * Chris Mihm 7-0 So. C 12.4 ppg Cousin s, Ed K o htala * N. Muoneke 6-7 Jr. F 10.4 ppg

MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY DEC. 12 AT USO Locat ion: Bozeman, M onta na Bas ketball SID: Bil l L amberty N ickname: Bobca ts SID O/ H Phone: (406) 994-5133/587-5459 Colors: Blue a nd Gold SID F ax #/Press Row: 994-22 78/994-32 10 Enrollment: 11,6 11 Las t Season's Record: 19-1 1 Conference: Bi g S ky Series Record: 4-1 M SU Pres ident: Dr. Michae l Malone Las t M eeting: 77-61 M SU (12-30-97) Athleti c Director: C huck Lindemenn Lettermen R et./Lost: 6/6 Coac h: Starters Ret./Lost: 3/2 A lma M ater & Year: M ontana St. , 1979 PLAYERS TO WATCH : Record at MS U: 113- 11 6/8 Yrs. * Nate Holmstadt 6-8 SR F 16.9 ppg As sistants: Jerry O lso n, Scott Ca rson, * Danny Spr inkle 6-2 SR G 13 .5 ppg Brian H arrell * Jam ie Hooper 6-1 SO G 5.1 ppg

SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY DEC. 19 AT SDSU (COX ARENA) Loca ti on : San Diego, Ca l iforn ia Ba sketball SID : Dave Kuhn N ickname: A ztec s SID O / H Phone: (61 9) 594-5547/582-8965 Colors: S ca rl et and Black SID Fa x # / Press Row: 582-6541 /265-5853 En rol lment : 28,000 Las t Season 's Record: 13-15 Conference: W estern Athl eti c (Pac ific) Se ries Record: 1 7-12 SDSU Pres ident: D r. St ephen L. W eber La st M eeting: 87-70 SDSU (12-8-96) Athleti c D irecto r: Ri ck Ba y Letterm en Ret./Lost: 3/6 Coa ch : F red Trenkl e Start ers Ret./Lost: 2/4 A lma Mater & Yea r: Idaho S tate, '70 PLAYERS TO WATCH : Record a t SDSU: 5 1-6 1/4 Yea rs * Matt W atts 6-3 SR G 12.9 ppg Assis tants: Jam es H olla nd , S teve * Marcelo Correa 6-10 SO C 4. 1 ppg G ree n, C raig Koc h * David Kapl ansky 5-9 SR G 1.1 ppg

MIAMI-OHIO DEC. 22-23 AT FRESNO, CA "COORS LIGHT CLASSIC" Loca t ion: O xford, O hio Ba sketba ll SID: M ike Wolf N ic kname: Redhawks SID O / H Phone: (513 ) 529-4327/523-6441 Co lors: R eel and W hi te SID F ax #/Press Row : 52 9-672 9/529-7276 Enro l lm ent : 16,000 Last Season 's Record: 17-12 Conference: M id-Am eri c an Series Record: First M eeti ng President: D r. James Ga rl and Last M eeting: NA Athletic Director: Joel Maturi Letterm en Ret./Lost: 9/1 Coach : C harli e C ol es Starters Ret./Lost: 6/0 --:;il~'\;lp""-'l.w""'~~,sM A lma Mater & Yea r: M iam i, '65 PLAYERS TO WATCH : Record at Mi am i-O H: 130-10 5/8 Yrs. * W ally Szczerbi ak 6-8 SR F 24.4 ppg A ss istants: Jam es W h itford , Jerm a ine * Damon Fr ierson 6-4 SR G 18.8 ppg H enderso n, Don Moo rm e ier * Anthony Tay lor 6-2 JR G 12.4 ppg

FRESNO STATE UNIVERSITY DEC. 22-23 AT FRESNO, CA "COORS LIGHT CLASSIC"

Location: Fresno, Ca li fo rni a Ba sketball SID: Rose Pi etrza k N icknam e: B ulldogs SID O/ H Ph one: (559) 278-2509/448-0402 Colors: Card inal and Blu e SID Fax #/Press Row: 278-4689/498-1 255 Enro llment: 19,500 Las t Seaso n's Record : 21-13 Con fe rence: Western Athl etic Series Record : 6- 1 FSU Pres ident : Dr. Jo hn Welty Last Meeting: 91-64 FSU (1969) Athletic Directo r: Al Bohl Lette rm en R et./Los t: 4/5 Coach : Jerry Tarka nian Starters Ret./Lost: 2/3 A lma M ater & Year: Fres no S t, '5 5 PL AYER S TO WATCH: Record at F SU: 6 3-36/3 Yrs. * 6-3 SR G 15.6 ppg Ass istants: D anny Tark an ian, Jo hn * T. Roberso n 6-7 SR F 14.6 ppg W elch, Johnny Brown * C. Alexa nder 6-5 JR G 14.8 ppg OPPONENTS Page15

CHICAGO STATE UNIVERSITY DEC. 22-23 AT FRESNO, CA "COORS LIGHT CLASSIC" Location: Chi cago, Illi no is Bas ketba ll SID: Terrence Jac kson N ickname: Couga rs SID O/H Ph one: (773 ) 995-22 17/734-3964 Colors: Green and White SID Fax II/Press Row: 995-3656/995-3641 Enroll ment: 9, 467 Last Season's Record: 2-25 Conference: M id-Continent Series Record: First M eeting President: Dr. Elnora Daniel Last Meeting: NA Athl et ic D irector: Al Avant Lettermen Ret./Lost: 8/4 Coach: Bo Ellis Starters Ret./Lost: 3/2 Alma Mater & Year: Marquette, '77 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record at CSU: First Year * Jermaine Hicks 5-6 JR G 17.7 ppg Assistants: Mike Ri ce, James Farr, * Jason Dan iel 6-0 SR G 8.4 ppg Donn ie Kirksey * P. Shuttlesworth 6-6 SR F 8.0 ppg

OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE DEC. 30 AT USD

Location: Los Angeles, Ca li forn ia Bas ketba ll SID: Jenna Panatier N ickname: Tigers SID Office Phone: (213) 259-2702 Colors: Black and O range SID Fa x II: (213) 34 1-4993 Enrol lment: 1,600 Las t Season's Record: 8- 17 Conference: SCIAC Se ri es Record: 3-1 USO Pres ident: Dr. John Brooks Slaughter Las t M eeting: 75-72 US O (1975-76) Athletic Direc tor: James Kerman Lettermen Ret./Lost: 4/7 Coach: Bri an Newhall Sta rters Ret./Lost: 1/4 A lma M ater & Yea r: Occiden ta l, '83 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record at OXY: 132-121/ 10 Yrs. * Eli En gle 6-4 JR F 17.0 ppg Assistants: Ga ry Goodrich, Kev in Hall, * Bill W atk ins 6-5 SO F 12 .0 ppg Chris Sma ll * Dave Newhall 6-2 SR G 12.0 ppg

UC IRVINE JAN. 2 AT USD

Locati on: Irvine, Ca liforn ia Basketball SID: Bob O lson N ickname: Anteaters SID O/H Phone: (949) 824-5814/646-2386 Co lors: Blue and Gold SID Fax II/ Press Row: 824-5260/(714) 949-5814 En rollment: 17,395 Last Season's Record: 9- 1 8 Conference: Big W est Se ries Record: 9-9 Chancel lor: Ra fph Cicerone Last Meeting: 70-49 US O (12-23-96) Athletic Director: Dan Guerrero Lettermen Ret./Lost: 7/ 6 Coach: Sta rte rs Ret./Lost: 3/2 Alma Mater & Year: UOP, '72 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record at UCI: 9-18/ 1 Year * Adam Stetson 6-7 JR F 12.1 ppg Ass istants: , , * Ben Jones 6-7 SO F 8.6 ppg Ca lvi n Byrd * Jason Flowers 6-1 SO G 8.2 ppg

UNIV. OF SAN FRANCISCO JAN . 8 AT SAN FRANCI SCO; FEB. 20 AT USD Locati on: Sa n Francisco, Cal iforn ia Basketball SID: Peter Simon N ickname: Dons SID O/ H Phon e: (415)422 -6161 /875-DONS Colors: Green and Gold SID Fax II/Press Row: 422-2929/422 -2919 Enrollment: 8,000 Last Seaso n 's Record: 19- 11 Conference: W est Coast Series Record: 15-21 Pres ident: Rev. Jo hn Sch legel, S. J. Last Meeting: 81-59 US F (2-2 1-98) Ath letic Director: Dr. Bi ll Hogan Letterm en Ret./Lost: 4/9 Coach: Phil Mathews Starters Ret./Lost: 2/3 Alma Mater & Year: UC Irvine, 1972 PLA YERS TO WATCH: Record at USF: 51-35/3 Yrs. * A li Thomas 6-2 SO G 11.1 ppg Ass istants: Bill Ca rr, John W ade, * G. Zi mmerman 6-6 SR G 10.1 ppg Phi l Galvin * Dony Wilcher 5-10 SO G 4.4 ppg

SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY JAN . 9 AT SANTA CLARA; FEB. 18 AT USD Location: Santa Clara, Californ ia Basketba ll SID: Jim Young Nickname: Broncos SID O/ H Phone: (408) 554-4661 /244-154 7 Colors: Red and White SID Fax II/Press Row: 554-6942/544-4655 Enrollment: 7,800 Las t Season 's Record: 18-10 Conference: W est Coast Seri es Record: 23-16 SCU Presi dent: Paul Locatel li, S.J. Last Meeting: 76-67 USO (2-20-98) Ath letic Director: Ca rroll W illiams Lettermen Ret./Lost: 8/3 Coach: Dick Davey Starters Ret./Lost: 3/2 Alma Mater & Year: Pac ifi c, 1964 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record at SCU: 107-63/6 Yrs. * Brian Jones 6-3 JR G 15.6 ppg Ass istants-: Steve Seandel, Vic Couch, * Nathan -Fast 6-4 JR G·· 10.1 ppg Jason Sed lock * Todd Wusc hnig 6-7 JR F 8.4 ppg OPPONENTS Page16

SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE JAN. 13 AT MORAGA, CA; JAN. 16 AT USD Location: Moraga, California Ba sketball SID: Andy McDowell N ickn ame: Gaels SID O /H Phone: 925/631-4402; 377-1107 Co lors: Red & Blue SID Fax II/ Press Row: 631-4405; 631-4699 Enrollment: 4,000 Last Season 's Record: 12- 15 Conference: West Coast Series Record: 22-21 SMC Pres ident: Br. Mel Anderson, FSC La st Meeting: 88-73 SMC (2-14-98) At hl et ic D irector: Rick Mazzuto Lettermen Ret./Lost: 11 /2 Coach: Dave Bol lw inkel Starters Ret./Lost: 4/1 A lma Mater & Year: Ca li forni a, 1972 PLAYERS TO WATCH : Record at SMC: 12-15/1 Yr. * Brad M illard 7-3 JR C 12.4 (96-97) Assista nt s: Dav id Carter, Tim Murphy, * Eric Schraeder 6-9 SR F 14.9 ppg Ga r Cook * Fra nk All occo 5-10 JR G 9.6 ppg LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIV. JAN. 21 AT USD; JAN 30 AT LOS ANGELES, CA Locat ion: Los Angeles, Ca li forn ia Basketba ll SID: Dan Smith Nickn ame: Lions SID O/ H Phone (310) 338-7643/670-2824 Colors: Crimso n and Blu e SID Fax II/Press Row: 338-2703/670-8792 Enrol lment: 6,890 Last Season's Record: 7-20 Conference: West Coast Series Record: 31-24 LMU President: Rev. Thomas P. O 'Mal ley, S. J. Last Meeting: 81-76 USO (2-7-98) Athletic Director: Dr. Will iam Husak Lettermen Ret./Lost: 8/5 Coach: Cha rl es Brad ley Starters Ret./Lost: 2/3 Alma Mater & Year: Wyoming, 1981 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record at LMU : 7-20/1 Yr. * Haywood Eaddy 5-4 SR G 15.2 ppg Ass ista nt s: Ronnie Stubbs, Bil l Garnett, * Wi ll ie Al len 5-1 1 SR G 9.2 ppg Jo hn Sc hw eitz * Tim Kenned y 6-5 SR G 7.7 ppg PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY JAN. 23 AT USO; JAN . 29 AT MALIBU, CA Loca ti on: Malibu, Ca li fornia Basketball SID : Michael Zapolski Nickname: Waves SID O/H Phone:(310) 456-4333;(818) 597-1562 Colors: Blue, Orange and White SID Fax II/Press Row: 456-4322/456-5050 Enrollment: 7,800 Las t Season 's Record: 17-10 Conference: West Coast Seri es Record: 40-18 Pepperd ine Pres ident: David Davenport Last Meeting: 56-5 4 US O (2-28-98) At hleti c Director: Dr. John Watso n Lette rmen R et./Lost: 7 /4 Coach: Starters Ret./Lost: 3/2 Alma Mater & Yea r: Wash ington, 1980 PLAYERS TO WATCH : Record at PEP: 23 -31 /2 Yrs. * Jelani Ga rdner 6-6 SR G 14.1 ppg Ass istants: , Darw in Cook, * Tommie Pr ince 6-5 SR F 7.8 ppg Ken Ammann * Marc McDowel l 6-7 SR F 4.4 ppg

GONZAGA UNIVERSITY FEB. 4 AT USD; FEB. 13 AT SPOKANE, WA Location: Spokane, W as hington Basketba ll SID: O live r Pi erce Nickname: Bu lldogs; Zags SID Office Ph one: (509) 323-6373 Colors: Blue, White and Red SID F ax II/ Press Row: 323-5730; 323-4224 Enro llment: 4,800 Last Seaso n's Record: 24-10 Conference: W es t Coast Ser ies Record : 28-17 Gonzaga Pres ident: Fr. Robert J. Sp itzer, S. J. La st Meeting: 74-59 GU (3-1 -98) Athletic D irector: M ark Roth Letterm en R et./Lost: 1 0/3 Coac h: Dan Monso n Start ers Ret./Lost: 4/1 Alma Mater & Year: Idaho, 1985 PLAYERS TO WATCH : Record at GU: 24-10/1 Y r. * M att Santangelo 6-1 JR G 19.9 ppg Ass istants: , Bill Gri er, * Richi e Fra hm 6-5 JR G 12. 1 ppg Scott Snyder * Axel Dench 6-11 JR C 5.3 ppg

UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND FEB. 6 AT USD; FEB. 11 AT PORTLAND, OR Loca ti on: Portland, O regon Ba sketbal l SID: Loren Wohlgemuth Nickname: Pilots SID O/H Ph one: (503) 283-7439/896-9126 Colors: Purp le and W hite SID Fa x II/ Press Row: 283-7242/283-7527 Enrollment: 2,700 Las t Season 's Record : 14 -1 3 Conference: West Coast Ser ies Record : 24 -1 8 USO Pres ident: Rev. David T. Tyson, CSC Last Meeting: 59-49 UP (1-22-98) At hletic Director: Joe Etzel Letterm en R et./Lost : 7/ 4 Coach: Rob Cha vez Starters Ret./Lost: 3/2 Alma M ater & Year: M esa Coll ege, 1980 PLAYERS TO WATCH: Record at U P: 91-77/6 Yrs. * Jason Fran kl in 6-4 JR G 10. 1 ppg Ass istant s: Ji m Shaw, Jaso n Levy, * Ji mmie Rainwa ter 6-6 SR F 8.6 ppg Ri chard Lucas * Troy Collins 6-6 JR F 7.6 ppg ALL-TIME OPPONENT RECORDS Page 17

Abilene 0-1 Il linois Wes leyan 1-0 St. Peter's (NJ) 1-0 Air Force Academy 1-3 Indiana 0-1 St.Th omas Col lege 2-0 Alma (Ml) 1-0 Iowa State 0-1 St. Xavier College 1-0 Arizona 0-2 Israeli Olympics 1-0 Sacramento State 4-0 Arizona State 0-1 Junior 5-0 Samford 1-0 Athletes In Action 1-4 Ka nsas, U. of 0-3 San Diego State 1'2-17 Auburn 0-1 La mar Tec h 1-0 San Francisco, U. of 15-21 Aurora Col lege 1-0 LaSal le (Mexico) 1-0 San Fra ncisco State 0-1 Austral ian Tea ms 3-0 La Vern e, U. of 11-3 -s·an Jose State 5-3 Azusa Pacific 5-2 Lehigh 2-0 Santa Clara 16-23 Bethel College 1-0 Los Angeles Pac ific 1-0 Seattle Pacific 1-1 Biola University 5-4 Loyola College (M D) 1-0 Seattle 0-2 Boise State 1-2 Loyola Marymount 24-31 Seton H all 0-1 Briar Cl iff College 0-1 Luther College 1-0 Sonoma State 1-1 Brown 1-0 Manchester 1-0 South Alabama 0-1 Ca l Baptist 7-0 Manhattan College 1-0 Southern Ca l College 5-1 Ca l· Lutheran 4-0 Marist 1-0 Southern Methodist 1-1 Cal Po ly Pomona 1 ~-19 Miami- Ohio 0-0 Southeastern Louisiana 1-1 Cal Poly San Lu is Obispo 7-9 M ilitary Tea ms 21-34 Southern Illinois 0-1 Ca l State Bakersfield 1-2 Missouri-Ka nsas City 1-0 Southern Utah 9-0 CS Dominguez Hills 12-2 Monmouth U. (NJ) 1-0 Spr ing Arbor College (Ml) 2-0 Cal State Fullerton 10-14 Montana State 1-4 Stanford 1-2 Ca l State Hayward 6-2 Montana, U. of 3-2 Stephen F. Austin 1-1 Ca l State long Beach 6-9 M ount Marty Col lege 1-0 S.W. Missouri State 0-1 Ca l State Los Angeles 8-9 Nebraska Wesleya n 1-0 Tabor College 1-0 Cal State Northridge 15-10 Nevada (Las Vegas), U. of 0-1 Tahoe College 0-1 Cal State Sta nislaus 2-1 Nevada (Reno), U. of 2-9 Taylor Uni versity 1-0 Ca nisius 1-0 Nevada Southern 3-4 Tennessee-Martin 1-0 Carroll Co llege 2-2 New M ex ico, U. of 1-0 Texas-Arl ington 1-0 Centenary 1-1 New Mexico-1--ltghlands 1-0 Texas 0-0 Chaminade College 1-0 New Orleans 0-1 Texas Tech 1-1 Chapman College f6-10 North Park 0-1 Toledo, U. of 0-1 Chicago State 0-0 North Texas 1-2 Trin ity (Texas) 1-2 Claremont College 1-1 Northern Arizona 6-7 United Brethren 2-0 State 0-1 Northern Co lorado 1-1 U.S. International ~26-13 Cplorado 1-3 Notre Dame 1-2 U.S. Naval Academy 1-0 Col umbia 2-0 Occidental College 3-1 U.C. Berkeley 0-2 Concordia University 2-0 Ohio-Northern 1-0 U.C. Davis 3-1 Creighton 0-2 Olivet Nazarene 1-0 U.C. Irvine 9-9 Dayton, U. of 0-1 O ral Roberts 1-1 UCLA 0-2 Denver, U. of 0-1 Pacific, U. of 2-3 U.C. Ri verside 11-6 Doane College 1-0 Pacific Lutheran 1-0 U.C. San Diego 14-1 Dra ke 1-1 Pepperdine 18-40 U.C. Santa Barbara 5-1 1 Eastern Montana 1-3 Phoenix AAU 1-0 UNC-Wilmington - 1-0 Eastern Washington 2-0 Point Loma Nazarene 6-7 Utah, U. of 1-1 FloridaA&M 1-0 Pomona-Pitzer 4-1 Utah State 0-1 Florida Tech 0-1 Portland State 2-0 W ashi ngton State 1-1 Fresno-Pacific 1-0 Portland, U. of 24-18 W eber State 1-3 Fresno State 1-6 Princeton 0-1 W estern Illinois 2-0 Ga nnon Col lege 1-0 Puget Sound 4-1 W estern Kentucky 1-1 George Washington 0-1 Redlands, U. of 3-1 W estern New Mexico 1-0 Gonzaga 17-28 Rep. of China (Taiwan) 1-0 W estern Washington 1-2 Grand Canyon College 8-10 Rice 1-1 Westmar 1-0 Hawaii, U. of 3-1 Richmond 1-0 W estminster (UT) 1-0 Hawaii, U. of (Hilo) 1-0 St. Francis (N.Y. ) 1-0 Westmont College 1-7 Hofstra 1-0 St. Joh n's 0-1 Whittier College 5-19 Idaho, U. of 1-3 St. Joseph's (NM) 2-0 W hitworth 1-0 Idaho State 2-0 St. Mary's (CA) 21 -22 ··¥ale 1-0 Il linois (Chicago Circle) 1-0 St. M ary's (NM) 1-0 Youngstown State 0-1 ATHLETIC SUPPORT PROGRAMS Page 18

Sara Hickmann enters her second "Student-athletes face unique year as Coordinator of Ath letic Aca ­ challenges and time demands. demic Support at th e University of San ACADEMIC Our academic support center has Diego. been designed to be proactive in The USO Ath leti c A ca demic helping ttiem achieve their goals Support Program is des igned to as­ SUPPORT and maintain a high standard of sist and motivate student-ath letes academic achievement. Whether in th eir j ourney and progress to­ it be advising, tutoring, or just a wards their academi c goa ls, and quiet place to study, I encourage them to take advantage of all the ultimate ly graduatio n . The pri­ resources that are available. I mary objective is to improve the promote an interactive approach student-athl etes' study sk i l ls, to learning and the estabrishment support them in t heir academic of a strong foundation early in work, and enco urage scho las ti c their academic career. I believe ac hievement. It is esse ntia l th at that developing positive attitudes, student-ath letes receive th e nec­ habits, and behaviors during col­ essary academic assis tance to lege will contribute to lifelong continue no rm al progress toward success both on and off the field." a degree while participating in ath­ letics. Sara Hickmann USO student-ath letes receive ass istance thro ugh adv ising, progress reports, academic tutors, campus lea rning ce nters, such as th e Logi c, M ath , a nd W riting Centers, and the Accelera ted Study Program. Th e Accelerated Study Program provides a monitored, quiet area open on ly to the student-athl etes to ensure quality study time. These se rvi ces are available to all USO student-athl etes.

STRENGTH& CONDITIONING

Th e USO strength and condition ing program is under the direction of Steve Brown who is in his fourth yea r. It has been des igned to develop fu nctional strength, speed, power and endurance. The devefopment of th ese physica l attributes is useless to the a thl etes un less it ca n be ca rri ed onto the pl aying field. Th erefore, ad herin g to a properl y des igned program of strength training, conditioning and nutrit ion ca n enable o ur men and women to 5e­ come t he best possib le athletes th ey ca n be, w hile s imultaneously reduci ng the incidence of injury. USO st udent-athletes receive intensive in st ru ction on proper weight training technique; speed, power and agi li ty development; and sport-spec ific conditioning. Their strength and condi ti on ing programs are spec ific to the na­ ture of their sport or position. Each athl ete is individually mon itored throughout thei r pro­ gra m to ensu re th e greatest c hance of ath letic progress. Steve was named the 1998 National St rength and Cond itio ning Association Profes­ sionaf of the Year for the West Coast Confer­ ence. 'AMERICA'S FINEST CITY' Page 19

San Diego is truly "America's Finest City." A modern metropolis ( second largest in California) and a popular year­ round resort, San Diego spreads from the coast to the desert, including cliffs, mesas, hills, canyons and valleys. San Diego also surrounds one of California's greatest natural harbors which has been a dominant factor in determining the city's history, economy and development. Meteorologists claim San Diego as the country's only area with perfect climate. This ideal year-round environment posts an average daytime temperature of 70 degrees, with an annual rainfall average of less than 10 inches. Most days are sunny, with humidity generally low, even in the summer. The climate, attractive setting and recreational facilities make San Diego "America's Finest City." According to Sports Illustrated, "For sheer numbers of participants, diversity of pursuits of involvement, San Di­ ego must rank as the sports fitness capital of the U.S." Sports are a major feature of the San Diego lifestyle. One can sail, swim, surf, scuba dive, snorkel, wind-surf on 70 miles of pub­ lic beach or golf at any of the over 80 golf courses through­ out the county. Balboa Park, a 1, 158-acre recreation and cultural center, offers 25 tennis courts, two gymnasiums, two municipal golf courses, and one of the nation's finest zoos. Park is a 4,600-acre playground for jogging, fishing, bicycling, tennis, golf, jet skiing and kite flying. As well as participating in recreational activities, San Diego supports their professional teams - the NFL Chargers and the National League Padres play at Qualcomm Stadium. During college football bowl week, San Diego annually hosts the Holiday Bowl. During 1998, Qualcomm Stadium hosted the Super Bowl game between Denver and Green Bay, and more recently the World Series between San Diego and Yankees. Whatever sporting activity there is, it's here in San Diego - the sports capital of the U.S.A. SAN DIEGO HIGHLIGHTS ■ Balboa Park ■ San Diego Zoo ■ Wild Ammal Park ■ Hall of Champions (sports museum) ■ San Diego Museum of Art ■ Old Town State Historical Park ■ Horton Plaza ■ Seaport Village ■ Sea World ■ Cabrillo National Monument ■ Mission Bay Park ■ Space and Science Museum ,.,, , UNIVERSITY PROFILE Page 20

SETTING Th e University of San D iego is an independent Cathol ic institution of hi gher ed ucation. Founded in 1949, USO is located on 180 ac res overlooking Mission Bay, San Diego Harbor and th e Pac ific Ocean. Th e ca mpus is named A lca la Park and is located just 10 minutes from downtown San Diego. Th e ca mpus was named after a Span ish village nea r Madrid - Alcala de Henares. Founded by th e Greeks as Complutum, th e vil lage was later renamed A l Kala (the Cas tl e) by the Moslems. Christians recaptured the vil lage ce nturies later and founded a univers ity whose buildings became the inspiration fo r USD's architectura l style.

THE CAMPUS Th e USO ca mpus is rega rd ed as one of th e most architec turall y uni que institu­ tions in th e country, featuring 18 major buildin gs designed in an ornamental 16th century Span ish Renaissa nce sty le. Since 1984, USO has completed eleven major construction and expans ion projec ts . A f ive-story parking garage (1,100 spaces) w as completed in 1998. A landscaped founta in plaza was finished in th e fa ll of 1995, conn ecting th e e ntrances of th e lmmaculata and Hughes Administration Ce nter. In 1992, the university completed the 45,000 sq uare foot Loma Hal l, w hi ch in cludes an expanded bookstore, a larger mail ce nter, c lassrooms and laboratori es. In 1990, th e renovated Kath erine M. and George M . Pard ee Jr . Lega l Research Center opened, a fac ility th at offers th e latest in information technology.

ACADEMICS USO enroll s more than 6,600 students who have a choice of more than 50 undergrad uate and graduate deg ree programs. The university's academic units incl ude the Coll ege of Arts and Sci­ ences, and the Schools of Business Administration, Education, Law and Nursing. Class size ge nerall y averages between 18-25 stu ­ dents with the student to teac her ratio being 18:1. Over 97 per­ ce nt of USD's full-time facu lty hold doctorates. In th e annual rat ings of th e country's colleges and univers i­ ties, published by U.S. News & World Report, USO moved from the reg ional to national category in 1994. Th e university is ranked among th e top 100 sc hools in th e nation.

STUDENT LIFE Student activities include cultural events, dances, boat cruises, beac h parties, BBQ's, concerts, comedy nights, symposia and much more. Students participate in a wide range of voluntee r projects suc h as adult litera cy tutoring, sen ior citizen outreach, and house • bui lding in Tijuana. The intramural program is also an integral part Did You Know? t USO of student life a • The University of San Diego was se­ with over two-thirds of lected by the John Templeton Founda­ th e USO community tion for its 1997-98 Honor Roll of Char­ partak in g in intramural acter-Building Colleges. The honor roll sports. recognizes 135 four-year accredited un­ ATHLETICS dergraduate institutions that emphasize USO is a member of the West Coast Conference for nea rl y al I sports and com­ character building an integral part of the petes in 16 intercoll eg iate sports on th e NCAA Division I level. Th e footba ll team college experience. Foundation officials completed its sixth sea son in th e Pioneer Footbal l League. Women's sports include: made special mention of USD's "Ethics bas ketba ll, crew, cross country, soccer, softball, swimming, te nnis and voll eyba ll. Across the Curriculum," a campus-wide M en' s sports include: basebal l, basketball, crew, cross country, go lf, footbal l, soccer initiative funded with a two-year, and tennis. Since 1990 USO tea ms have won 5 conference championships; made 19 $138,000 grant from the E.L. Wiegand post-season appearances; had 16 Conference Coaches of the Year; 10 Conference Foundation. USO is one of eight Cali­ Players of the Year; 1O Confe rence Fres hman of th e Yea r; 3 WCC Sc holar Athletes of fornia colleges and named th e Year; and 18 NCAA All-America ns. Z uza na Lesenarova, a two-time NCAA Al l­ to the honor roll. America n for women 's tennis, already has won the first two legs of th e Col legiate Grand Slam this fa ll with wins at th e Clay Courts and Rivi era All-America n. TORERO RECORD SECTION Page 21

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WCC Championships WCC All-Academic Team Bri an Bru so, 93 -94, 94-95, 1986-87 (13-1 wee, 24-6) Bri an Bru so, 93 -94, 94-95, 95 -96, 96-97 1983 -84 (9 -3 wee, 18-1 o) 95 -96, 96-97 Sea n Fl ann ery, 1996-97 Keith Colvin, 1990-9 1 Val Hill, 1992 -93 WCC Coach of the Year Sea n Fl ann ery, 1996-97 Kelvin W oods, 1989-90, 91-92 Hank Ega n, 1986-87 Keith Co lvin, 1990-91 Han k Ega n, 1985-86 WCC Scholar-Athletes Craig Cottrel I, 1988-89 , 1983 -84 (Min. 3.0 g.p.a.) M ike Haupt, 1987-88 Bria n Bru so, 93 -94, 94-95, WCC Player of the Year 95 -96, 96-97 Bugelli Scott Th ompso n, 1986-87 Don Capener, 1981 -82, 82-83 Leadership Award Keith Colvin, 1989-90 M ike Courtney, 1996-97, 1997-98 wee Freshman M ari o Coronado, 1982-83, 83 -84 David Fizdale, 1994-95, 1995-96 of the Year Joe Fi sh, 1983 -84 Nea l Meyer, 1992-93, 1993 -94 Brock Jacobsen, 1995-96 Sea n Fl ann ery, 1995-96, 96-97 Michae l Brown, 1991-92 Gylan Dottin, 1988-89 Jon Freeman, 1 98 1-82 W ay man Stri ckl and, 1990-91 John Sayers, 1987-88 David Heppell, 1980-81, 81-82 Anthony Th omas, 1 989-90 Scott Th ompso n, 1983 -84 Steve Krallman, 1983 -84, 84-85 Kelvin Mea ns, 1988-89 Brad Levesque, 1980-81 Mike Haupt, 1987-88 First Team AII-WCC Nils M adden, 84-85, 85 -86, 86-87 Eric Musse lman, 1986-87 Brooks Barnh ard, 1994 Dave Mciver, 1982 -83 M ari o Coronado, 1985-86 Bri an Bru so, 1997 Eri c Mu sse lman, 1983 -84 Chris Ca rr, 1984-85 Gylan Dottin, 1993 John Prunty, 81-82, 82 -83, 83 -84 David Fi zdale, 1996 Anthony Reuss, 81-82, 82 -83, Zable Athletic Doug Harri s, 1993, 1995 83 -84, 84-85 Excellence Award John Jerome, 1990 Cameron Rigby, 1997-98 Ryan Williams, 1997-98 Nils Madden, 1987 Joh n Sayers, 1987-88 Brock Jacobsen, 1996-97 Brian Miles, 1998 Brian Sete ncich, 1982-83 Rocco Raffo, 1995-96 Pete Murphy, 1986 , 1983-84 Doug Harris, 1994-95 Anthony Reuss, 1984, 1985 Rusty W hitmarsh, 1 981 -82 Brooks Barnhard, 1993-94 Scott Thompson, 1985, '86, '87 Ke lvin Woods, 88-90, 89-90, Geoff Probst, 1991-92, '92-93 Mike Whitmarsh, 1983, 1984 90-91, 91-92 Michael Brown, 1990-91 Kelvin Woods, 1991, 1992 Pat Holbert, 1 989-90 Most Valuable Player Danny Means, 1987-88, 88-89 WCC Male Scholar Brian Miles, 1996-97, 97-98 Nils Madden, 1986-87 Athlete of the Year Brian Bruso, 1996-97 Paul Leonard, 1986-87 Steve Krallman, 1987 David Fizdale, 1995-96 Scott Thompson, 1 985-86 Doug Harris, 1994-95 Anthony Reuss, 1 984-85 CoSIDA/GTE Brooks Barnhard, 1993-94 Academic All-America Joe Temple, 1993-94 Bully's East David Heppel I, 1982 Gylan Dottin, 1992-93 Most Improved Player Kelvin Woods, 1990-91, '91-92 Jeff Knoll, 1996-97, 97-98 wee John Jerome, 1989-90 Andre Speech, 1995-96 All-Tournament Team Danny Means, 1987-88, 88-89 Ryan Williams, 1994-95 Doug Harris, 1 994 Scott Thompson, 1985-86, 86-87 Brooks Barn hard, 1994 Anthony Reuss, 1984-85 Best De fe nsive Player Ke lvin Woods, 1991 M ike Whitmarsh, 1983-84 Noah Obasohan, 1997-98 Scott Thompson, 1987 Lamont Smith, 1996-97 Miller Lite Student Athlete of the Year Cameron Rigby, 1997-98 USD DIVISION I YEARLY RESULTS Page23

+ denotes To u rnament Came; ++ wee Tou rn ament Gam e; II D enotes forfeit win. US D 1979-80 (6-1 9) OPP USD 1982-83 (12-14) O PP USD 1985-86 (19-9) OPP 93 Samford Univ. 81 w 47 Air Force Academy 49 L 70 CS Long Beach + 63 w 58 at SDSU 67 L 76 No. Arizona (2 ot) 74 w 46 New Mexico+ 61 L 56 at Pa c ifi c 81 L 63 at UC Irv ine 79 L 63 Nevada-Reno 54 w 97 Westmo e College 80 w 79 St. Thomas (MN) 54 w 86 SW Texas Sta te 65 w 69 North Park College 72 L 75 Doane College (NE) 71 w 66 at CS Full ert on 78 L 76 at No. Arizona 98 L 45 at SDSU 47 L 67 Montana + 84 L 81 M cNeese State + 66 86 Western Illinois 82 w 62 at CS Lon~ Beach 87 L w 81 at SDSU 64 76 at Portland 98 L 56 Texas Tee 53 w w 55 South Florida 56 L 76 at Seattle Univ. 99 L 61 #at San Jose Sta te 66 w 78 Alaska-Anchorage 64 w St. Mary's L 65 L 73 83 50 Utah State + 83 Northern Iowa 69 w 73 Santa Clara 94 L 71 Idaho State + 68 w 77 Montana State 63 w # at LMU w 70 Oklahoma Christian 61 w 82 St. Ambrose 55 w 70 at Pepperdine 63 w 76 at Nevada-Reno 88 L 96 U .S. Internationa l 82 w 76 at San Francisco 90 L 51 Univ. of Denver 54 L 53 at San ta Clara 55 L 75 Air Force Academ y 68 w 56 St. Mary's 61 L 67 at San Francisco 59 w 57 at Santa Clara 59 L 57 Santa Clara 71 L 74 Gonzaga 50 w 62 Gonzaga 72 L 75 Loyola Marymount 67 w 67 Portland 43 w 67 Pepperdine 70 L 58 Pepperdine 61 L 69 Pepperdine 64 w 82 Loyola Marymount 100 L 55 at Gonzaga 64 L 70 Loyola Marymount 72 L 73 North Texas State 83 L 51 at Po rtland 74 L 59 atLMU 67 L 78 San Franc isco 106 L 71 Portland 57 w 60 at Pepperd ine 61 L 70 St. Mary's 61 57 at St. Mary's 78 L 58 Gonzaga 53 w w 72 San Francisco 39 w at Gonzaga 78 L 69 at Pepperdine 82 L 66 75 Sa nta Cla ra 62 w 79 58 Seattle Univ. 76 L 82 at LMU w 61 at Portland 40 w 70 Portland 89 L 64 at Santa C lara 79 L 61 at Gonzaga 68 L #denotes forfeit w in 61 at St. Ma'ts 58 w 83 at St. Mary's 53 w #USO for eit win USD 1986-87 (24-6) OPP USD 1983-84 (18-10) OPP 60 at Utah 57 w USD 1980-81 (10-1 6) OPP 94 St. Thomas (MN) 59 w 54 Boise State 52 w 52 at SD SU 60 L 87 Army 57 w 80 at Nevada-Reno (ot ) 81 L 74 UC Santa Barbara 57 w 65 CS Lo ng Beach 73 L 66 at Montana State 76 L 68 Ill inois (Chi. C ircle) 62 w 53 at Texas Tech 64 L 83 at SDSU 67 w 44 at A ir Force 45 L 63 at Northern Arizona 70 L 77 at UC Santa Barbara 71 w 81 M issouri-K.C. 43 w 83 Spring Arbor (Ml) 54 w 60 CS Lon?t Beach + 55 w 56 Boise tate + 71 L 70 UC Ri verside 52 85 UC Irv ine 77 w w 48 Ri ce 47 w 66 at UC Santa Barbara 75 L 75 N o. Arizona 52 w 87 Loyola College-MD 60 w 71 Centenary 79 L 81 Idaho Sta te 69 w 61 Colorado 51 w 79 at St anford (ot) 70 w 78 Florida A&M + 52 w 54 Ohio Northern 28 w 56 at Berkeley 60 L 66 Nevada-Reno + 70 L 61 at Portland (ot) 59 w 72 Cal Poly Pomona 70 w 92 Idaho 64 w 46 at Gonzaga 58 L 62 at UC Irvine 108 L 47 at SDSU 61 L 73 Santa Clara 51 w 50 at Pepperdine 83 L 81 Western Illinois 62 w 68 San Francisco 56 w 69 at LMU 72 L 70 Mt. Marty College 48 w 77 at San Francisco 74 w 73 St. Mary's 61 w 58 Gonzaga 60 L 80 at Santa Clara 61 w 64 San Francisco 67 L 65 Portland 63 w 82 Loyola Marymount 48 w 72 Portland 77 L 69 Santa Clara 62 w 69 Pepperdine 66 w 78 at Pepperd ine 73 w 47 Gonzaea 53 L 75 at LMU (ot) 73 w 88 at LMU (2 ol) 82 60 Santa Iara 64 L 64 at Pepperdine 67 L w 11 3 US Intern at iona l 72 w at Portland 49 71 at St. Mary's 79 L so w 54 St. Mary's 42 w 56 Pepperdine 55 54 at Gonzaga 68 L w 61 Gonzaga 48 w 58 at San Francisco 67 L 60 Loyola Marymount 56 w 64 Portland 44 w 69 at St. Mary's 70 L 63 at Santa Clara 61 w 61 at St. Mary's 50 w 78 Loyola Mary mount 66 w 63 at Portland 56 w 99 Loyola Marymount ++ 84 w 63 Pepperdine 64 L 71 at Gonzaga (2 ot) 69 w 63 Pepperc/ine ++ 64 L 74 at Santa Clara 80 L 68 St. M ary's 59 w 61 %Auburn 62 L 56 % Princeton 65 L % 1st Rd. NCAA's % 1st Rd. NCAA's

US D 1981-82 (11-15) OPP USD 1984-85 (16-11 ) OPP USD 1987-88 (1 1-1 7) OPP at Ri ce ot 97 L 90 Paci fic 64 w 78 Missouri B apti st 48 w 90 UC Sa nta Barbara 72 L 75 Bo ise St ate 61 80 Nevada-Reno 75 w 67 w 61 Montana 56 w UC Irvine 78 L 65 San Jose State 63 66 w 71 Puget Sou nd 66 57 L w 36 at SD SU 4 1 L 53 at SDS U 54 at Boi se State 70 L 68 Beth el Co llege 34 w 76 UC Santa Barbara 60 w 76 at SDSU 53 w 78 Il linois Wesleyan 48 w 52 Oklahoma State 62 L 59 at CS Full erton 71 L 57 at UC Santa Barbara 72 L 63 Idaho 75 L 74 Brown Univ. 54 w 60 UC Berkeley 66 L 53 Pacific 47 w 69 Missouri-K.C. 60 w 69 at Northern Arizona 64 w 58 Illinois State 77 L 80 U.S. Intern ati onal 71 w 59 SE Louisiana 60 L 70 H ard in-Simmons 65 w 81 Texas-Arl ington 64 w 55 Fres no-Pacific 48 w 47 Jo hn Brown U niv. 43 w 72 at Colorado 83 L 91 Nebraska Wesleyan 58 w 77 Concordia (NE) 5 1 w 66 at Weber Sta te 44 w 61 Gonzaga 70 L 54 Northern Arizona 53 w 75 atLMU 115 L 41 Portland 44 L 67 SW Texas State 56 w 77 at Pepperdi ne 92 L Sa n Francisco 75 L 58 at Loyola Marymount 51 w 66 SW Baptist Univ. 39 w 59 54 Santa Clara 56 L 69 at Pepperdine 80 L 50 Pepperdine 60 L 40 S t. Mary's 41 L Sa n Franc isco 72 L 45 at Gonzaga 58 L 53 66 at St. Mary's 61 w at Portland 66 78 Sa nta C lara 68 w 68 w 52 at Gonzaga 70 L 59 at St. Mary's 64 L 65 St. Mary's 75 L 64 at Portland 68 L 48 at Sa nta C lara 65 L 56 Santa Clara 62 L 61 Portland 41 w 69 at San Francisco 75 L 62 at Loyola Marymount 54 w 73 Gonzaga 78 L 61 Pepperdine 63 L 60 at Santa Clara 57 w 40 at Santa Clara 56 L 80 Loyola Marymount 68 w 61 at St. Mary's 71 L 73 at Sa n Francisco 79 L 52 at Portland 64 L 61 Portl and 57 w 76 Pepperdine 74 w 53 at G o nzaga 63 L 58 Gonzaga 43 w 126 Loyola Marymount 141 L 73 St. Mary's 62 w 54 at Pe \Jperd ine 57 L 48 St. Mary's ++ 68 L 64 L oyo a Marymount 66 L USD DIVISION I YEARLY RESULTS Page24

USD 1988--89 (6-20) OPP 56 at Arizona State (of) 59 L 61 al Portland 63 L (xl Lehigh + 58 w 63 at Colorado 71 L 63 at Gonzaga 7 1 L 64 at New Mexico + 53 w 6 7 Santa Clara 58 w 9) Cal State Northridge 00 w 90 Cal Lutheran 64 w 36 at St. Mary's 46 L 57 Gonzaga++ 74 L 18 at UC Santa Ba rba ra 76 L 70 at San Fran cisco 69 w 66 CS Fullerton 68 L 92 Portl a nd 76 w USD 1995-96 (14-14) OPP 86 Seattle Pacifi c 66 w 69 Gonzaga (ol) 71 L 84 at Sacramento St., 2ot 00 w 65 at Montana 80 L 55 at Santa Clara 73 L 78 at Univ. of the Pacific 80 L 68 at Nevada-Reno 90 L 80 al LM U 95 L 82 Pomona Pit zer 63 w 77 North Texas (o t) 81 L 58 at Pepperdine 7 1 L 69 San Diego State 65 w 62 Ma rist 56 w 67 Pepperd ine 79 L 73 UC Santa Barbara 76 L 57 at Utah 75 L 104 LM U (2 ot) 106 L 7 1 Kan sas 101 L 59 at Western Kentuc ky 64 L 50 at Gonzaga 58 L 81 UC Irvine 78 w 66 Gonzaga (ot ) 7 1 L 79 at Port land 76 w 66 Nevada 83 L 54 Po rtland 5 7 L 8 1 San Francisco 74 w 63 at Notre Dame 90 L 58 at San Fran cisco 63 L 50 St. Mar y's 48 w 67 Northern Arizona 60 w 58 at Santa Clara 64 L 48 Gonzaga ++ 6t L 75 San Franc isco 66 w 66 Santa Clara 67 L 81 Pcpperdine 70 w 69 San Francisco 64 w USD 1992-93 (13-14) OPP 56 Lo yola Marymount 63 L 65 at Pepperdinc 68 L 85 SDSU (/J w 53 at Gonzaga 60 L 104 at LMU 139 L 65 U. of Hawaii + 64 w 64 at Portl an d 78 L 88 Lo yola M arymount 104 L 74 CS Long Bea ch + 80 L 72 at CS Northridge 56 w 73 Pcppcrdine 93 L 63 at UC LA 90 L 41 at San Francisco 52 L 45 at St. Mary's 70 L 73 Weber State 87 L 62 Sain t M ary's 66 L 4 7 St. Mary's 65 L 60 George W as hington 74 L 74 Santa Clara 63 w 53 at Portland 3 1 w 78 CS Haywa rd 5 4 w 5 2 at Santa Clara 72 L 7 1 at Gonzaga 88 L 7 1 at So. Methodist 106 L 58 at Saini Mary's 62 L 91 US Intern ational 78 w 88 at Oral Robert s 92 L 76 Portland 68 w ffJ Pepperdine ++ 72 L 6 7 St. Peter's 57 w 59 Gonzaga 69 L 112 Ora l R oberts 78 w 65 at Lo yola Marymount 59 w USD 1989-90 (16-12) OPP 59 at Santa Clara 57 w 80 at P epperdine 6 1 w 82 Cal Lutheran 46 w 70 St. Mary's 5 1 w 77 Cal Pol y-S LO 73 w 62 UC Santa Barbara 79 L 60 San Franci sco 68 L 75 Loyola M arymount ++ 51 w 73 at North Texas 60 w 63 at Portland 64 L 52 Portland ++ 65 59 at St. John 's + 74 L 64 at Gonzaga 79 L USD 1996-97 (17-11 ) O PP 72 South A labama + 77 L 63 Santa C lara 62 w 9) 75 at SDSU 8 5 L 87 Loyola Marymount 77 w Concordia 63 w at San Jose State 5 t 74 at UC LA 83 L 64 Pepperdin e 76 . L 66 w 7 2 at Kan sas 79 L 7 1 Stephen F. Austin 45 w 57 at Pep pe rdi ne (ot ) 6 1 L 57 Pacific 63 L 64 Eastern Washi ngton 79 L 59 at LM U 58 w 70 at Sa n D iego State 87 L 69 Nevada- Reno 88 L 63 Gonzaga 69 L 77 CS Full erton 53 w 72 Western Kentuc ky 66 w 82 Portland 7 1 w 70 Sta nford 72 L 8 5 Columbia 58 w 8 t at San Francisco 85 L 85 Portl and State 66 w 96 Santa Clara 71 w 72 at St. Mary's 65 w 70 at UC Irvine 49 78 Pepperd ine 88 L 82 CS Northridge 5 1 w w 72 at UC Santa Barbara 70 1 t 2 Loyola M arymount t t 9 L 93 San Fran cisco ++ (at) 96 L w 89 Columbia 57 76 at St. M ary's 65 w w 80 Southern U ta h 56 w 67 at Sa n Francisco 77 L USD 1993-94 (16-11 ) OPP 66 at Pepperdine 72 L 64 at Santa Clara 46 w ffJ Pomona-Pitzer 59 w 68 at Loyola Marymount 73 L 76 Po rtland 55 w 96 at UC Irvine 82 w 80 Gonzaga 74 w 68 Gonzaga 58 w at Notre Dame 53 63 L 9 1 Port land 76 w 73 at Gonzaga 65 w 75 at CS 1\Jorthri dge 66 w 63 at Sain t Mary's 70 L 7 1 at Po rtland 66 w 91 CS Dominguez H ills 63 w 63 at Santa Clara 79 L 96 San Francisco 84 w 83 U . of the Pacific 66 w 56 Santa Clara 68 L 93 St. Mary's 6 1 w 87 Richmond 6 4 w 76 Saini M ary's 71 w 119 at LM U 13 1 L 47 at Seton Hall+ 67 L 65 at San Franc isco 68 L 89 at P epperdi ne 1 02 L 64 M anhattan+ 6t ot w 74 San Francisco 68 w t 00 Sou thern Utah 9 1 w 78 at Weber State 89 L 76 at Portland 69 w I\) San Fr,, ncisc';' ++ 74 w 96 D rake 80 w 76 at Gonzaga 69 w 68 at Gonzaga 80 L USD 1990-91 (17-12) OPP 72 Loyola Marymount 69 w 8 1 at Port land 78 w 75 atSDSU 74 w 64 Pepperdine 56 w 75 Pepperdine 8 5 L 102 at So uthern U tah 9 1 w 64 Gonzaga ++ 59 w 99 Loyola M arymount 93 w 98 San Jose State 8 1 w 61 San Francisco ++ 64 L 97 San Fran cisco 94 w 84 Pomona- Pitzer 49 w 77 at San Francisco 81 L 75 UNC- W ilmington + 5 1 w USD 1997-98 (14-14) OPP 6 1 at San ta Clara 63 L 64 at I ndiana + 9 t L 57 at Stanford 73 at St. Mary's 78 L 87 63 at UC Sa nta Barbara 72 L 79 St. Mary's 72 w 81 San Jose State 41 w 73 at CS Northridge 83 L 72 San ta C lara 70 w 73 at Northern Arizona 68 w 69 at Eastern Wash. 73 L 89 at Loyola Marymount 82 w 81 ·at Cal Poly-SLO 82 95 Ca n is ius 7 1 w 57 at Pepperd ine 76 L 71 CS North ri dge ffJ w 78 H ofs tra 4 9 w 89 Po rtland 94 L 70 at CS Ful lerton 76 82 Colorado (ot) 89 L 82 Gonzaga 73 w 84 at Southern U tah 59 6 1 at Sa nta Clara 68 L w 95 Sacra mento State 65 w 86 Concord ia 9 1 at P epperdi ne 88 w 56 w 63 Po rtland ++ 57 w 98 at LMU 90 w 86 St. Fran cis-NY 78 w 83 Gonzaga++ 75 w 83 St. Mary's 68 w 64 Monmouth (at MSU ) + 63 w 53 Pepperdine++ 56 L 90 San Francisco 68 w 61 at Montana State+ 77 99 at Po rtla nd 92 w 78 CS Dominguez Hills Eh w USD 1994-95 (11 -16) OPP 89 at Gonzaga 80 w 61 San Francisco 64ot L 65 at Ka nsas 83 L 64 Gonzaga 70 L 87 at Ca l Pol y-SLO 7 1 w 64 Santa Clara Eh L 108 Portland 70 w 90 Notre Dame 76 w ffJ at Gonzaga 71 86 Sou th ern U ta h 8 1 w 75 CS D om inguez Hills 64 w 63 at Portla nd Eh 75 San ta Clara 64 w 70 UC Irvi ne 73 L 49 Portland 59 8 t at Sa n F ra ncisco 89 L 54 at Nevada 79 L 84 Gonzaga 83 w 88 at St. Mary's (2 o t) 90 L 55 at U . of th e Pacific 64 L 64 at Loyo la M arymount 87 L 1 02 Loyola M arymounl 104 L 98 at Drake at Pepperdine 69 Pepperdine 75 L 99 L 63 74 at Iowa State 72 55 75 L 78 Pepperdine 70 w Gonzaga ++ 62 w 72 Ya le 59 w 72 St. M ary's ++ 75 L 8t Loyola Marymount 76 w 90 al San Francisco 85 w 82 Saint Mary's 77 w 1991-92 (14-14) OPP USD 80 Gonzaga 70 w 73 at Saint Mary's 88 (/J SDSU 57 w 69 Po rtl an d 76 L 76 at Sa nta Clara 67 w 75 Sout hern M ethod ist 68 w 5 1 at Pepperd ine 6 1 L 59 al San Francisco 81 53 UC San ta Barba ra 58 L 83 at Loyola M arymount 78 w 56 Pepperdine 47 at Step he n F . Austin 70 L 82 Ca l Pol y - SLO 44 w ++ 54 w t 08 Cen tenary + 92 w 9 1 San Francisco 85 w 59 Gonzaga ++ 74 L 63 SW M issouri State + 70 L 64 Sa nta Clara 89 L 90 CS Hayward 63 w 68 Sa int M ary's 72 L 62 at Sa n Jose State 54 w 62 at Saint Mary's 8 1 L + Denotes Reg ular S eason Tournaments 80 CS No rthrid ge 59 w 62 at Sa nta Clara 74 L ent Game 91 Lehigh 79 w 62 Loyola Ma rymount 70 L ++ D enotes wee Tournam 93 U.S. Naval Academy 76 w 78 Peppe rdi ne 67 w It Denotes forfe it w in . DIVISION I INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Page 25 USD DIVISION I INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 1979-98

Career Scoring 1. Scott Thompson 1,379 1983-87 2. Kelvin Woods 1,21 6 1 988-92 3. Doug Harris 1,212 1992-95 4. Gylan Dottin 1,187 1988-93 BrianMiles 1,187 1995-98 5. Sean Flannery 1,100 1992-97 Scott Thompson Mike Whitmarsh Career Rebounding --- 1. Scott Thompson 7 40 1983-87 2. Gylan Dottin 595 1988-93 3. B'Fian Bruso 520 1992-97 4. Kelvin Woods 513 1988-92 5. Anthony Reuss 466 1981-85

Career Assists----- 1. David Fizda le 465 1992-96 John Jerome David Fizdale 2. Wayman Strickland 408 1988-92 3. Doug Harris 291 1992-95 Single Game Scoring Danny Means 2 73 1985-89 4. 1. Mike Whitmarsh 37 vs. LMU , 2-26-83 5. Paul Leonard 230 1985-87 Marty Munn 37 vs. LMU, 2-27-88 2. Ryan Williams 34 vs. Sac State, 11-24-95 Season Scoring ----- 3. Doug Harris 35 vs. CSUN, 2-28-95 1. John Jerome 540 1989-90 4. Mike Whitmarsh 32 vs. Nevada, 12-29-83 2. Mike Whitmarsh 525 1983-84 Joe Evans 32 vs. Westmar, 12-15-79 32 vs. Gonzaga, 1-24-98 3. Scott Thompson 476 1986-87 Bria n Miles 31 vs. Uta h, 11-28-86 4. Brian Miles 469 1997-98 5. Scott Th ompson Th omas 31 vs . LMU , 2-2 1-91 Harris 465 1994-95 Anthony 5. Doug Brian Miles 31 vs. USF, 1-8-98 Single Game Reboundin~ Season Rebounding --- 1. Robby Roberts 21 vs. NAU, 11-29-82 1. John Jerome 225 1989-90 2. Bob Bartholomew 18 vs. Westmar, 12-15-79 2. Scott Thompson 222 1986-87 John Jerome 18 vs. USF, 2-1 5-90 3. Nils Madden 209 1986-87 Ryan Williams 18 vs. Sac State, 11-24-95 4. Mike Whitmarsh 204 1983-84 4. Scott Thompson 1 7 vs. SCU, 1-1 7-86 5. Scott Thompson 203 1985-86 5. Mike Whitmarsh 16 vs. Nevada, 12-29-83 Scott Th ompson 16 vs. USIU, 1-9-86 .,..s-- Season Assists ----- Single Game 1. David Fizdale 13 vs . UC I, 12-21-95 1. David Fizdale 195 1995-96 2. Wayman Str ickland 12 vs. LMU, 1-13-90;2-23-90 2. Wayman Strickland 169 1989-90 Mike Whitmarsh 12 vs. Gonzaga, 1-1 9-90 Mike Whitmarsh 1 69- 1-983--84 David Fizdale 12 vs. CP-SlO, 1-24-95 4. David Fizda le 158 1994-95 3. Wayman Strickland 11 vs. St. Mary's, 2-17-90 5. Paul Leonard 135 1986-87 David Fizdale 11 vs. Drake, 12-29-94 ALL-TIME RECORDS Page 26

TEAM Former USD Basketball (Season} Players , Gus Games Played 30 1986-87 Magee & Mike Whitmarsh are Games Won 24 1986-8 7 members of the USD Games Lost 20 1961-62; 1988-89 Athletic Hall Of Fame. Bes t W inning % .800 1986-87 Points Scored 2403 1977-78 SINGLE SEASON REBOUNDS Combined Score 267 1987-88 (USO 126, LMU 141 ) Pl ayer Yrs. Reb. Free Throw Percentage .732 1993-94 (5 45x745) Avg. 1 . Gus Magee 68-69 344 14.3 Three Pointers M ade/Att.2 35/6191993-94 (38.0%) (Single Game} 2. Paul Reynolds 57-58 289 13.1 3. Gus Magee 69-70 306 12.2 Total Points 134 1973-74 (vs. Univ. of La Vern e) 4. Paul Reynolds 56-57 349 12.0 Fi eld Goals M ade 58 1973-74 (vs . Univ. of La Verne) 5. Robert Smith 71-72 290 11 .1 Free Throws M ade 42 1993-94 (vs. UC Irvine w/46 attempts) 3-Pt. Field Goals Made 14 1992 -93 (vs. Oral Roberts) 6. Robert Smith 72-73 292 10.4 Field Goal% .660 1990-91 (3 1 x47; 1-1 7-9 1 vs. St. Mary's) 7. Neil Traub 73-74 277 10.3 Free Throw % .929 1979-80 (l 3x l 4; 2-19-80 vs. SMC) 8. Neil Traub 74-75 25 1 9.7 3-Point Fi eld Goal % .667 1988-89; 1986-87 (1 0xl 5) 9. Bob Scotian 70-7 1 225 9.4 (vs . Texas-Arlington, 1-5-88; 10. Art Wica l 59-60 25 1 9.3 vs. Univ. of Nevada, 12-6-86) Rebounds 82 1973 -74 (vs. O livet Nazarene) CAREER POINTS PER GAME Assists 32 1989-90 (2-17-90 vs. St. Mary 's) Player Yrs. Games Pts. Avg. Steals 17 1981-82 (1-9-82 vs. Ne.-Wesleyan) 1 . Stan W as hington 71-74 81 1,472 18.2 Blocks 10 1981-82 (1-9-82 vs. Ne.-Wesleyan) 2. Robert Smith 71-74 74 1,295 1 7 .5 INDIVIDUAL. 3. ltMike Whitmarsh 82-84 52 839 17.2 (Scoring} 4. Jim Fl eming 5 9-61 55 942 1 7 .1 One game 40 Robert " Pinky" Smith 1972-73 5. Cliff Ashford 5 6- 5 9 70 1, 1 64 16.6 One game (Div. I) 37 Mike Whitmarsh 1982-83 6. Ken L esl ie 5 6-5 9 77 1, 174 15 .2 37 M arty Munn 1987-88 7. ltDoug H arris 92-95 56 1,212 14.6 One Season 540 John Jerome 1989-90 8. ltB ri an Miles 95-98 83 1,187 14.3 Two Seasons 893 M ike Whitmarsh 1982 -84 Oscar Foster 69-71 52 746 14.3 Three Season s 1212 Doug Harris 1994-95 10. Rick Cabrera 65-68 Four Seasons 1472 Stan Washington 1971-74 78 1,088 13. 9 Season pp~average 19.3 John Jerome 1989-90 (Field oals} Minimum Two Seasons; II Div. I; * Div. I & II Career Made 62 1 Stan Washington 1971-74 SEASON POINTS PER GAME Season Made 229 Stan Washington 1973 -74 Single Game 19 Robert "Pinky" Smith 1972-73 Player Yrs. Pts. Avg. (Field Goal %} 1 . /tJohn Jerome 89-90 540 19.3 2. Career .582 Brian Bruso 1992-97 Stan Washington 73-74 519 19.2 (35 4x608) 3. Cliff Ashford 64-65 484 19.0 4. ltMike Whitmarsh Season .647 Craig Cottrell 1988-89 83-84 525 18.8 5. Jim Game 1.000 Anthony Thomas 1990-91 Fleming 60-61 506 18.7 6. (1O-for-10 vs. SJSU ) Stan Washington 71-72 470 18.1 (3-Pointers Made} 7. Robert Smith 72-73 503 17.9 8. Cliff Ashford 63-64 461 17.7 Ca ree r 183 Sean Flann ery 1992-97 9. Rick Cabrera 65-66 305 17.2 Season 63 Doug Harris 1994-95 Ted Fields 66-67 429 17.2 Game 8 M arl< Manor 1986-87 lt Doug Harris 92-95 465 17.2 Shooting% .722 M ark Manor 1986-87 10. Ri ck Cabrera 67-68 428 1 7 .1 (vs. Portland, 2-21-87; 8-for-11) ltDivision I only (Rebounds} Career 1002 Gus M agee 1966-70 (Miscellaneous} Season 349 Pau l Reynolds 1956-5 7 Minutes Pl ayed 48 Game 24 Gus M agee 1969-70 Mike Wr. itmarsh (vs. Gonzaga,2 ot,3 -3-84) (Free Throws} Blocks In A Game 6 Career 358 Cliff Ashford 1963-65 Scott Thompson (vs. Santa Clara, 2-15-85) Season 161 Cliff Ashford 1963-64 Dondi Be ll (vs. LMU, 2-27-88) Game 21 Cliff Ashford 1964-65 Brian Bruso (vs. Southern Utah, 1-4-97) (Assists} Steals In A Game 7 Career 465 David Fizda le 1992-96 Mike Whitmarsh (vs. Gonzaga, 2-19-83) Season 195 Dav id Fizdale 1995-96 3-Pt. Att. In A Game 13 Game 14 Stan Washington 1973-74 Danny M ea ns (vs . Gonzaga, 2-25-89) ALL-TIME RECORDS Page 27

ALL-TIME SCORING LEADERS

1. Stan Wash ington 1971-74 1472 2. *Bob Bartholomew 1977-81 1394 3. #Scott Thompson 1983-87 1379 4. Robert Sm ith 1971-74 1295 5. Russ Crave ns 1959-63 1234 6. #Ke lvin Woods 1 988-92 121 6 7. # Doug Harris 1992-95 1212 8. #Gylan Dottin 1988-93 1187 #Brian M il es 1995-98 1187 10. Ken Leslie 1956-59 1174 11. Cliff Ashford 1963-66 1164 12. #Sean Flannery 1992-97 1100 13. Richard Harnett 1974-78 1090 14. Rick Cabrera 1965-68 1 088 15. #Wayman Str ickland 1988-92 1 040 16. Ken Smith 1972-76 1023 1 7. Gus Magee 1966-70 977 1 8. # Brian Bruso 1992-97 973 19. #Danny Means 1985-89 950 20. Jim Flem in g 1956-61 942 21. Ted Fields 1965-68 935 22. Lymond Williams 1962-65 932 23 . #Brooks Barnhard 1989-94 897 24. #Ryan Williams 1994-present 894 USO Hall of Farn er Gus Magee (1966-70) holds three rebounding 25. #Mike Whitmarsh 1982-84 893 records: career (1 ,002), season average (14. 3) and single game (24). *Denotes Division I & II #Denotes Division I on ly 100 POINT GAMES (FOR USDJ 100 POINTS (AGAINST USDJ 1973-74 USO 134 U. of La Verne 68 1987-88 USO 126 Loyola Marymount 141 1987-88 USO 126 Loyola Marymount 141 1988-89 USO 104 Loyola Marymount 139 1989-90 USO 119 Loyola Marymount 131 1989-90 USO 119 Loyola Marymount 131 1959-60 USO 119 Azusa Pacific 75 1959-60 USO 75 CS Los Angeles 124 1976-77 USO 11 4 CS Los Ange les 76 1989-90 USO 112 Lohola Marymount 119 1986-87 USO 113 U.S. International 72 1969-70 USO 99 Ta oe College 119 1989-90 USO 112 Loyola Marymount 119 1969-70 USO 92 CS Los Angeles 118 1992-93 USO 11 2 Oral Roberts 78 1987-88 USO 75 Loyola Marymount 115 1990-91 USO 108 U. of Portland 70 1980-81 USO 62 UC Irvine 108 1991-92 USO 108 Centenary 92 1979-80 USO 78 San Francisco 106 1978-79 USO 107 U. of La Verne 63 1990-91 USO 104 Loyola Marymount 106 1977-78 USO 106 CS Stanislaus 95 1992-93 USO 71 Southern Methodist 106 1971-72 USO 105 Chapman Col lege 86 1961-62 USO 57 CS Fullerton 105 1991-92 USO 104 Loyola Marymount 106 197 1-72 USO 90 Chapman Col lege 105 1988-89 USO 104 Loyola Marymount 139 1988-89 USO 88 Loyola Marymount 104 1974-75 USO 104 Cal Lutheran 72 1990-91 USO 102 Loyola Marymount 104 1976-77 USO 104 CS Stanislaus 77 1989-90 USO 89 Pepperdine 102 1969-70 USO 103 W. New Mexico 87 1966-67 USO 72 Carroll Col lege 102 1977-78 USO 103 U. of La Verne 74 1958-59 USO 42 Fresno State 101 1990-91 USO 102 Southern Utah 91 1970-71 USO 91 Cal Poly-SLO 100 1990-91 USO 102 Loyola Marymount 104 1979-80 USO 82 Loyola Marymount 100 1960-61 USO 102 Biola University 61 1960-61 USO 102 Biola University 70 1970-71 USO 102 Cal Poly Pomona 90 1964-65 USO 101 Chapman Co ll ege 91 The 267 total points scored in 1973-74 USO 101 O livet Nazarene 91 · USD's 126-141 loss to LMU during the 1957-58 USO 100 U. of La Verne 80 1969-70 USO 100 UC Riverside 96 1987-88 season is both a school record 1976-77 USO 100 CS Dominguez 62 and USO Sports Center record for 1977-78 USO 100 So. California Col: 96 points scored in a game by two teams. 1977-78 USO 100 Aurora 58 1989-90 USO 100 So. Utah State 91 ALL-TIME RECORDS Page 28

COACHING RECORDS COACH WON LOST PCT. YRS. #Brad H olland 56 55 .505 4 Bob Mccutcheon 14 1 1 .560 1 # 156 126 .553 1 0 *Jim Brovelli 160 1 3 1 .55 0 1 1 Ha nk Egan Bernie Bickerstaff 55 49 .529 4 Bernie Bickerstaff Phi l Woolpert 90 90 .500 7 Fon Johnson 24 3 1 .436 2 Ken Leslie 1 1 1 6 .407 1 Les Harvey 1 5 36 .294 2 Ed Baron 6 20 .231 *Denotes Division I & II #Division I only

Phil Woo/pert Jim Brovelli

1981-82 11 15 .423 Jim Brove i ( YEARLY COACHING RECORDS ) 1982-83 12 14 .462 Jim Brovelli 1983-84 18 10 .643 Jim Brovelli 1984-85 16 11 .593 Hank Egan Yea r W o n Lo st Pct. Co ac h 1985-86 19 9 .679 Hank Egan (Div. II) 1986-87 24 6 .800 Hank Egan 1955-56 11 15 .420 Fon Johnson 1987-88 11 17 .393 Hank Egan 1956-57 13 16 .448 Fon Johnson 1988-89 8 20 .286 Hank Egan 1957-58 14 11 .560 Bob McCutcheon 1989-90 16 12 .571 Hank Egan 1958-59 5 18 .217 Les Harvey 1990-91 17 12 .586 Hank Egan 1959-60 10 18 .357 Les Harvey 1991-92 14 14 .500 Hank Egan 1960-61 11 16 .407 Ken Leslie · 1992-93 13 14 .481 Hank Egan 1961-62 6 20 .231 Ed Baron 1993-94 18 11 .621 Hank Egan 1962-63 6 19 .240 Phi l Woolpert 1994-95 11 16 .407 Brad Holland 1963-64 13 13 .500 Phi l Woolpert 1995-96 14 14 .500 Brad Hol land 1964-65 15 11 .577 1996-97 17 11 .607 Brad Hol land 1965-66 1 7 11 .607 Phil Woolpert 1997-98 14 14 .500 Brad Holland 1966-67 14 11 .560 Phil Woolpert Totals 587 565 .510 10 Coaches 1967-68 15 10 .600 Phil Woolpert 1968-69 10 15 .400 Phil Woolpert WINNING PERCENTAGE (Min. 15 Wins) 1969-70 14 12 .538 Bernie Bickerstaff YEAR REC. PCT. COACH 1986-87# 24-6 .800 Hank Egan 1970-71 10 14 .417 Bernie Bickerstaff 1977-78 22-7 .758 Jim Brovelli 1971-72 12 14 .462 Bernie Bickerstaff 1976-77 20-7 .741 Jim BroveUi 1972-73 19 9 .679 Bernie Bickerstaff 1978-79 19-7 .731 Jim Brovelli 1985-86# 19-9 .679 Hank E'jtn 1973-74 16 11 .593 Jim Brovelli 1972-73 19-9 .679 Bernie ickerstaff 1974-75 11 15 .423 Jim Brovelli 1983-84# 18-10 .643 Jim Brovelli 1993-94# 18-11 .621 Hank Egan 1975-76 15 10 .600 Jim Brovelli 1996-97# 17-11 .607 Brad Holland 1976-77 20 7 .741 Jim Brovelli 1965-66 17-11 .607 Phil Woolpert 1967-68 15-10 .600 Phil Woolriert 1977-78 22 7 .758 Jim Brovelli 1975-76 15-10 .600 Jim Drove Ii 1978-79 19 7 .731 Jim Brovelli 1973-74 16-11 .593 Jim Brovelli (Div. I) 1984-85# 16-11 .593 Hank Egan 1990-91# 17-12 .5 86 Hank Egan 1979-80 6 19 .240 Jim Brovelli 1964-65 15-11 .577 Phil Woolpert 1980-81 10 16 .385 Jim Brovell i #denotes Division I Seasons 1997-98 RESULTS Page 29

FINAL 1997-98 UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO BASKETBALL STATISTICS

Overall Record: 14-14 wee Record: 5-9, 7th Home: 9-3; Away: 3-10; Neutral: 2-1

/-TOTAL-/ / -3POINT-/ OFF DEF TOT PLAYER GI GS FG / FGA PCT FG/ FGA PCT FT/ FTA PCT PTS AVG REB REB REB AVG PF/ D AST TO BLK STL MIN B. Mi les 28/26 159/2 73 .582 31/60 .517 120/148 .81 1 469 16.8 52 117 169 6.0 78/0 41 47 3 18 810 wee 14/12 75/136 .552 15/29 .5 17 66/82 .805 231 16.5 31 53 84 6.0 40/0 19 17 2 7 406

Williams 28/22 154/292 .527 13/44 .296 102/131 .779 423 15 .1 47 130 177 6.3 48/0 17 65 7 21 848 wee 14/10 71/134 .530 4/18 .222 45/61 .738 191 13.6 23 62 85 6.1 21 /0 6 35 3 9 431

A. Pa rker 23 /18 84/186 .452 27/67 .403 38/58 .655 233 10. 1 12 45 57 2.5 53/0 70 72 11 37 600 wee 12/7 41/99 .414 13/3 6 .361 25/33 .758 120 10.0 8 21 29 2.4 26/0 28 40 6 12 282

Obasohan 28/22 84/196 .429 43/98 .439 45/61 .738 256 9.1 20 56 76 2.7 70/1 46 60 9 22 703 wee 14/10 46/100 .460 23/51 .451 24/36 .667 139 9.9 11 27 38 2.7 34/0 23 35 7 9 366

Jacobsen 28/25 63/159 .396 23/5 8 .397 54/68 .794 203 7.3 18 52 70 2.5 28/0 88 53 6 28 794 wee 14/12 32/74 .432 14/28 .500 28/34 .824 106 7.6 7 14 21 1 .5 13/0 41 26 11 376

D. White 28/4 41/110 .373 8/47 .170 39/60 .650 129 4.6 16 45 61 2.2 46/0 69 59 4 36 662 wee 14/4 25/69 .362 7/31 .226 20/26 .769 77 5.5 10 27 37 2.6 24/0 41 27 l 18 376

J. Kno ll 25/5 46/80 .575 0/0 .000 9/19 .474 101 4.0 29 so 79 3.2 32/0 5 18 6 4 335 wee 11 /3 14/3 9 .359 0/0 .000 4/6 .667 32 2.9 10 21 31 2.8 9/0 0 5 3 128

L. Smith 19/10 14/47 .298 6/26 .231 14/25 .560 48 2.5 5 28 33 1.7 36/1 44 29 3 12 362 wee 12/6 5/28 .179 2/15 .133 4/12 .333 16 1.3 4 12 16 1.3 i211 23 15 3 9 205

Blackmon 22/0 14/41 .342 0/1 .000 19/3 6 .528 47 2. 1 12 14 26 1.2 29/0 2 12 8 184 wee 11/0 9/25 .360 0/0 .000 8/18 .445 26 2.4 11 8 19 1.7 14/0 2 4 5 108

Lippold 1/0 0/1 .000 0/0 .000 2/2 1.000 2 2.0 0 0 0 0.0 0 /0 0 0 0 8 wee ONP

J. Brewer 17/0 6/17 .353 3/7 .429 7/9 .778 22 1. 3 3 7 10 0.6 3/0 12 8 3 95 wee 6/0 1 /6 .167 1/2 .500 4/5 .800 7 1. 2 4 5 0.8 1/0 4 3 0 41

Courtney 24/5 12/3 1 .387 4/1 1 .364 2/4 .500 30 1.3 2 15 17 0.7 19/0 12 13 2 4 181 wee 12/3 7/16 .438 1/4 .250 0/0 .000 15 1.3 2 5 7 0.6 8/0 8 5 0 75

S. Luke 12/3 4/5 .800 0/1 .000 2/3 .667 10 0.8 2 4 6 0.5 9/0 4 2 43 wee 7/3 2/2 1.000 0/0 .000 2/2 1.000 6 0.9 2 3 0.4 5/0 0 2 0 31

US O TOT 28 681/1438 .474 158/420 .376 453/624 .726 1973 70.5 218 563 885 31 .6 451 /2 407 441 62 187 wee 14 328/728 .451 80/2 14 .374 230/3 15 .730 966 69.0 119 256 438 31.3 217/1 195 214 32 79

OPPTOT 28 751 /1655 .454 183/489 .374 294/430 .684 1979 70.7 299 562 945 33.8 556/17418 428 61 213 wee 14 397/83 1 .478 90/241 .373 145/2 13 .681 1029 73.5 154 292 484 34.6 283/ 11 227 227 34 1 05

Team Rebounds: USO 104, OPP 84 Oeadbal l Rebounds: USO 80, OPP 58 Returning players hi ghl ighted in bold 1997-98 RESULTS Page 30

RETURNING PLAYERS 1997-98 GAME BY GAME RESULTS POINTS/REBOUNDS/ASSISTS 0Rl!Onent Blackmon lacobsen Knoll Smith White Williams @ 11 14 Stanford 1/ 0 / 0 7/ 3 / 3 3 I 5 / 1 DNP 5/2/3 16/3/2 SAN JOSE ST ATE 4 / 0 / 0 2 / 4 /3 2 / 5 / 0 DNP 2/1/ 2 22/12/1 @ Northern Arizona 2 / 1/ 0 9 / l / l 6 / 4/1 DNP 2/2/1 18/7/ 1 @ Ca l Poly-SLO 0 / 0 / 0 8 / 3 / 4 7 / 3 / 0 DNP 6/3/3 19/9/1 CS NORTH RIDGE DNP 1 / 4 / 5 2 / 4 / 0 DNP 8/1/3 14/4/1 @ CS Fu ll erton DNP 1 4 / 6 / 4 7 / 3 /1 DNP 8/0/3 8/6/1 @ Southern Utah 2 /1 / 0 8 / 5/7 6 / 3 / 0 DNP 5/2/1 16/6/2 CONCORDIA 6/2 / 0 7 / l / 3 6 / 5 / 0 11 / 1/ 5 0/4/0 12/4/0 ST. FRANCIS (NY) 0 / 0 / 0 1 2 / 3 / 2 4/2 / 0 1 2 / 2 / 3 l /2/3 16/7/ l Monmouth (@ MSU) DNP 7 / 3 / l 6 / 4 / 0 3/ 3 / 3 0/4/0 16/6/0 @ Montana State 4/1 / 0 3 /1 / 0 1 0 / 5/1 2 / 2 / 3 6 /2/2 10/1/ 0 CS DOMINGUEZ HILLS 0 / 0 / 0 11 / 4 / 4 6 / l / l 0 / 5 / 2 6/1/3 22/11 /l SAN FRANCISCO DNP 3 /1 / 9 6 / 6 / 0 0 / l / 1 3/0/0 8/5/0 SANTA CLARA DNP 6 / 2 / l 3 / 3 / 0 l / l /2 5/2/4 16/4/0 @ Gonzaga 4 / 1 / 0 4 / 4/2 0 / 2 / 0 0/2 / 2 9/1/3 13/4/1 @ Portland 0/1 / 0 5 / 3 / 2 DNP 0 / 0 / l 9/6/3 25/6/0 PORTLAND DNP 3 / 0 / 2 DNP 2 / 0 / 1 0 /2/5 14/6/2 GONZAGA 3 /2 / 0 9 / l / 3 DNP 0 / 2 / 4 7/2/4 9/6/1 @ Loyola Marymount 3 / 0 / 0 5 / 0 /3 6 / 5 / 0 0 / 0 / 0 0/2/4 9/9/0 @ Pepperdine 0 / 0 / 0 12 / 1/ 3 7 /2 / 0 0/1 / 3 0/6/3 15/8/0 PEPPERDINE 4/2 / 0 1 5/1 / 4 2 / 0 / 0 DNP 1 7/ 5/3 10/6/2 LOYOLA MARY MOUNT 5 / 5 / 0 11 /2 / 3 0 / 2 / 0 DNP l l /2/2 7 /2/0 SA INT. MARY'S 5 / 6/1 3/1 /2 2 / 1/ 0 3 / l / l 3/3/5 12/7/0 @ Saint Mary's 2 / 0 / 0 6 / 2/2 2 / 3 / 0 4 / 3 / 2 6 /3/0 21 /8/0 @ Santa Clara 0 / 0 / l 1 9/3 / 3 4 / 2 / 0 4 / 1 / 4 5 /2/2 13/8/0 @ San Francisco 0/2 / 0 5 / 0/2 0 / 5 / 0 2 / 4 / 2 2 /1/ 3 19/6/0 Pepperdine (WCC's) 0 / 0 / 0 1/ 3 / 5 4 / 4 / 0 0/2 / 2 0/0/4 23/8/0 Gonzaga (WCC's) 2 / 2 / 0 7/ 8 / 5 0 / 0 / 0 4 / 2 / 3 3/0/0 20/8/0 TORERO TOP SCORERS AND REBOUNDER$ DATE W-L SCORE OPPONENT HIGH SCORERS HIGH REBOUNDERS 11 / 1 8 L 57-87 at fl 14 Stanford Williams, 16 Kno ll, 5 l l /21 w 81-41 SAN JOSE STATE M il es, 26 Wi lliams, 12 l l /25 w 73-68 at Northern Arizona Wi ll iams, 18 Miles, 8 l l /29 L 81-82 at Cal Po ly SLO Wi lliams, 19 Miles, 10 12/2 w 71-69 CS NORTHRIDGE Miles, 18 Miles/Williams, 4 12/6 L 70-76 at Ca l State Full erton Miles, 19 Miles, 9 12/13 w 84-59 at Southern Utah Miles, 23 W il liams, 6 12/20 w 86-56 CONCORDIA Mi Ies /Parker, 13 Kno ll , 5 12/22 w 86-78 ST. FRANCIS (NY) Miles, 24 Miles, 9 12/29 w 64-63 Monmouth ( @ MSU) W ill iams, 16 Miles, 8 12/30 L 61-77 at Montana State Miles, 17 Miles, 8 l /3 w 78-66 CS DOMINGUEZ HILLS Wil liams, 22 Williams, 11 1/8 L 61-64 ot SAN FRANCISCO M il es, 31 M iles, 8 1/ 10 L 64-66 SANTA CLARA Miles,21 M iles, 6 1/ 1 5 L 69-71 at Gonzaga Obasohan, 1 8 M iles, 6 l / 1 7 L 63-66 at Portland W illiams, 25 M iles/parker, 7 1/ 22 L 49-59 PORTLAND Obasohan, 15 W illiams, 6 l /24 w 84-83 GONZAGA M il es, 32 Miles/Wi lliams, 6 1/ 30 L 64-87 at Loyola Marymount Miles/Obasohan, 13 Will iams, 9 1/ 31 L 63-74 at Pepperd ine Miles, 19 Will iams, 8 2/5 w 78-70 PEPPERDINE Parker/White, 17 W il liams, 6 2/7 w 81-76 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT Parker, 22 Blackmon, 5 2/ 11 w 82 -77 SA INT MARY'S Parker, 22 Miles, 13 2/ 14 L 73-88 at Saint Mary's W ill iams, 21 W illiams, 8 2/20 w 76-67 at Santa Clara M iles, 23 W illiams, 8 2/21 L 59-81 at San Francisco Wil liams, 19 Miles, 7 2/28 w 56-54 Pepperdine (at WCC Tourn. ) Wil li ams, 23 W illi ams, 8 3/ 1 L 59-74 Gonzaga (at WCC Tourn. ) Wil li ams, 20 W illiams/Jacobsen, 8 WEST COAST CONFERENCE Page31

When the West Coast Conference first got its to the NCAA Tournament for the third time in five sta rt back in 1952, the founders really had only one years; and the USO women's tennis team advanced goal in mind .. . to create a convenient way for five for the eighth time since 1989. USO owns a total of Bay Area sc hools to play basketbal I. What has grown seve n WCC championships - men's basketball from that ori gin al vision some 45 yea rs ago is a mar­ (1984, 1987), men's tennis (1989, 1990), men's soc­ ve lously cohesive athletics league which is competi­ cer (1992, 1995) and women's volleyball (1997). tive at the national level in 13 sports. The league was chartered by five Bay Area Th e eight current members of th e WCC span institutions (Sa n Francisco, Saint M ary's, Santa Clara, the western coast of the from Canada to San Jose State and Pacific) as the Ca lifornia Basket­ Mexico. Through the institutions range from the pine ball Association, playing its first ga me on January 2, forests of eastern Washing­ 1953. After two seaso ns of to n state to the sun play under that name, the drenched beaches of south­ conference expanded to in­ ern Cal ifornia, the com­ clude Loyola Marymount bined excellence in ath let­ and Pepperdine in 1955, ics and academics sets the and became the "West conference apart on the Coast Athletic Conference" national scene and draws in 1956. The name was the individual institutions shortened to "West Coast t?gether in a common mis­ Conference" in 1989. sion. The cu rrent alignment Th e WCC sponsors of Gonzaga, Loyo la championships in baseba ll , Marymount, Pepperdine, men's and women's basket­ Portland, Saint Mary's, San ba l I, men's and women's Diego, San Francisco and cross country, men's and women's golf, men's and Santa Clara has remained unchanged si nce 1979, women's soccer, men's and women's tennis, women's making the WCC the third most stab le conference in rowing, and women's volleyball. Women's rowing the nation. Only the Ivy League and Pacific-10 Con­ and golf were new championsh ip sports added for ference have been together longer. the 1996-97 season. All-time members hip includes the fo llowing Each year since 1989 the wee has advanced schools - Saint Mary's (45 yea rs), Santa Clara (45), at least one team to a national championship semifi­ San Francisco (45), Loyo la Marymount (42), nal. All totaled, the WCC owns 31 team and indi­ Pepperdine (42), Portland (2 1 ), Pacific (19), SAN v idua l national championships with the 1997 DIEGO (18), Gonzaga (18), San Jose State (17), Ne­ Pepperdine 1s men 1s golf tea m 1s NCAA title the most vada (10), Seattle (9), UNLV (6), UC Santa Barbara (5) recent. Last season the USO volleyball team advanced and Fresno State (2) .

1997-98 Final Basketball Standings 1997-98 All-Conference Team School WCC All Brian Miles San Diego F Bakari H endrix Go n zaga F Gonzaga# 1 0-4 2 4-1 0 Bryan Hill Pepperd i n e F Peppe rd i ne 9 - 5 1 7 -1 0 Gerald Brown Pepperd i n e G Santa Cla ra 8-6 1 8 -1 0 jelan i Ga rdn er Pepperdine G Saint Mary's 7-7 1 2 - 1 5 Dionn H olton Portland G San Fr anc isco + 7-7 1 8 - 1 1 Brian Jones San ta C lara G Portland 7-7 1 4- 1 3 Matt Santange lo Gonzaga G San Diego 5-9 14-14 David Sivul ich Sa int Mary's G H akeem Ward San Fr ancisco F Loyola Marymount 3 - 1 1 7-2 0 (Gonzaga), 'WCC Coach of th e Yea r' # WCC Reg ular Season Champion Bakari Hendrix (Gonzaga), 'WCC Player of th e Yea r' A li Thomas (USF), 'WCC Fres hman of th e Year' + Won wee Tournament; NCAA To urn. 1999 wee TOURNAMENT Page 32 SANTA CLARA TO HOST wee CHAMPIONSHIP W hen the 13 th annua l West Coast Conference Basketba ll Champi­ onships tip-off at Santa Clara Un ivers ity, it w ill be the seve nth time the tour­ na ment has ta ken place at Toso Pavi lion. SCU served as the host th e fi rst time it was a common-s ite e vent back in 1988 and also hosted th e tourney in 1997, 1996, 1995, 1994 and 1991. Th e women's tou rn ament, in its 8th yea r, is back at SCU for the seven th time. RESERVED SEATS NOW AVAILABLE! Order tickets throu$h the Santa Clara ticket office by calling (408) 554- 4660, or by contacting the USO athletic department at (619) 260-5916. All-Tournament Pass (14 Games) $65 Men's Tournament Pass (7 Games) $50 wee TOURNAMENT Women's Tournament Pass (7 Games) $20 Lower Level, Men's Session $15 SCHEDULE Upper Level, Men's Session $10 General Admission, Women's $7 February 21 (Sun.) Students (Men's/Women's) $6/3 Brackets Anno unced 12 N oon

TOURNAMENT TIDBITS February 22 (Mon.) M edia Teleconference 10 :00 a m HOME COURT DISADVANTAGE Th e tournament host tea m has never won the championship game. A ll men's and women' s coaches In fac ot, nl y one host has ever adva nced to the fin al (Sa nta Clara w ill be o n line for the anno uncement o U in th e 1988 championshi p). fe ll to LM the 1998 AII-WCC Tea ms.

TOP SEED CHALLENGE February 25 (Thu.) Th e Il l seed has lost in th e fi rst round of the tournament in three W o men's Sess io n #1 * 12 N oon of the last four yea rs (Sa nta Clara fe ll to LM U in '97; Pepperdine in W o men's Sess io n #2 *6:00 pm '96 and LM U in '95) . Th e Il l has taken the c hampionshi p just three times in the previous 11 yea rs (LM U in 1988, Pepperd ine in February 26 (Fri.) 199 1 and '92). W omen's Semifinals *6:00 pm DONS WIN '98 wee TOURNEY USF bounded back into t he NCAA tournament last yea r for the February 27 (Sat.) first time since 1982, w inning th e W CC tourney by beating th e M en's Sess io n #1 * 12 N oon two 1997 co-champs (SM C, SCU) and th e 1998 regul ar seaso n M en' s Sess io n #2 *6:00 pm w inner (Gonzaga). February 28 (Sun.) ALL-TIME TOURNAMENT VICTORIES W omen's Champio nship 1 :05 pm w L TITLES M en's Semifinals *5:30 pm Pepperdine 17 8 94,92,91 Santa Clara 12 10 93,87 March 1 (Mon.) Loyola Marymount 9 9 89,88 M en's Championship 9 :07 pm Gonzaga 11 11 95 (ESPN Telecast) Saint Mary's 9 11 97 San Diego 8 11 * D enotes the 2 nd ga me starts Portl and 6 10 96 30 minutes after the first game ends. San Francisco 9 11 98

WCC Office: 1200 Bayhi/1 Dr., Suite 302, San Bruno, CA 94066 ... (650) 873-8622; FAX 873-7846. Commissioner: Michael Gilleran Assistant Commissioners: Don Ott & Teresa Kuehn Dir. of Championships/Membership Services: Valerie Richardson; Public Relations Asst.: Scott Hirko, Dan Martinez Page 33 CRAIG DONATION TARGETS NEW USD SPORTS CENTER

Artists Rendition of the Jenny Craig Pavilion With a donation of $7 mil lion by Sid an d Jenny Craig, "It w ill have a positive and historical impact on many genera­ the University of San D iego received th e lead gift necessa ry to tions of students. It wi ll also allow us to pursue championship proceed with planni ng its muc h venues for men 's an d women's basket­ needed $17 million Sports/Activities ball, and women's vo ll eyba ll ." Ce nter. The bu ilding design is nea r "The Jenny Craig Pavilion Other benefits th e ad ministration letion and the fund raising ca m­ comp vital to the quality of life and coaches anticipate are th e oppor­ paign to raise the balance req uired has is tunity to attract te levision coverage of begu n. on campus. It will have a ga mes, and to host Wes t Coast Confer­ Th e pav ilion, which w ill be positive and historical im­ ence tournaments, USO tournaments located at th e eastern end of ca mpus pact on many generations and spec ial games suc h as the Torero between Torero Stad ium and of students. It will also Tip-Off, currently played at th e San Di­ Cunningham Baseball Fi eld, will in­ allow us to pursue champi­ ego Sports Arena. c lude a 5,000-seat gymna sium, onship venues for men's and "This is one of th e missing pi eces coaches offices, fitness ce nter and ath ­ women's basketball, and to o ur puzzle," stated USO men's bas­ leti c training faci lities, showers and ketball coach Brad Holland. "We have locker rooms, concession stand, and women's volleyball." academ ic integrity and a bea utifu l ca m­ reception room. The Monsignor I.B . Tom Iannacone pus. Now we wi ll have a faci lity th at Eagen Plaza off the Pavi li on entry, wil l USD Director of Athletics represe nts our ca mpus w ell and in­ ta ke advantage of the view ac ross creases our marketab il ity." campus to the ocean. The USO Ath- Construction of the pavi I oni letic Ha ll of Fame wi ll also be housed in th e fac ility. should be completed by the summer of 2000. For information "The Jenny Craig Pavil ion is vita l to the qua lity of life rega rding the Jenny Cra ig Pav ilion, contact the USO Athletic on ca mpus," said Tom Iannacone, USO Director of Athletics. Development Office at (619) 260-5917. PEOPLE TO KNOW AT USD Page 34

A Message From President Hayes As th e president o f th e University of San Diego, this is m y fifth Torero season. I am pro ud of the USO baske tball tea m and please d that th e unive rsity supports the program in e ve ry way p ossible, including emphasis o n scho larship assistance, aca­ demic excellence, and promotion of inter­ collegiate athle tics. Our student-athletes are winners on and o ff the court. Th ey demonstrate th e values that characterize a USO educa tion - commitment, in­ tegrity, team work, discipline, and respect for the dignity of all human beings. Th ese are qualities that will help them th roughout th eir lives. I am looking fo rward to th e coming sea­ son and hope that you will join me in supporting our team . It's an exciting schedule and promises to be a grea t year. Dr. Alice B. Hayes President

Francis M. Lazarus Thomas Burke V ice Pr es ide nt - Pr ovost Vi ce Pres ident - St udent Affa irs

Paul Bissonnette John McNamara Msgr. Daniel /. Dillabough Vi ce Pr esident - Fin anc ial Affai rs Vi ce President -U niversity Relati o ns Vi ce Pres ident - Miss ion & M ini stry DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Page 35 TOM IANNACONE Director of Athletics Tom Iannacone is in his eleventh year as Director of Ath leti cs at th e University of San Diego. He was named Direc tor of Athleti cs on September 1, 1988 after hold­ ing th e same pos ition th e previous four years at St. Francis Coll ege of Pennsylvania. At USO, Iannacone directs an Athleti c Department that includes sixteen NCAA Division I intercolleg iate vars ity tea ms, eight men 's and eight women' s, plus intramurals and rec rea tion. In the last ten yea rs behind his direction and leaders hip, Torero Athleti cs has enjoyed successes both on and off th e playing fi eld . His accompli shments at USO include an internal reorgani za tion of th e athl eti c department, plus improvements in th e major areas of personnel, scholarship assistan ce, faci lities, promotions and mar­ keting, fund raisin g, drug education, aca demic support, and a university approved plan for stholarship support and sports sponsorship. In add ition, he was instrumental in USO ga ining membership to the , which bega n play in 1993. He is a member of th e I-AA Athleti c Directors Association Ex ecutive Commit­ tee; and is past Chai rman of th e W est Coast Conference Athletics Directors Commit­ tee. During lannacone's tenure, fac ilities at the USD Sports Center, along with all athl eti c fields, have seen vast improvements. Improvements at the Sports Ce nter include complete renovations of both the north and south w ings that added offices fo r administrators and coaches; add itiona l locker ro oms for women's basketball, vol­ leyba ll and women's soccer; an athl etic department conference room; and an aca demic support room. , where footba ll, men's and women's soccer compete, was widened to accommodate soccer, and added a state-of-the-art lighting system and scoreboard. Th e Softba ll Complex has benefitted with a scoreboard, new dugouts and batting cages. Additionall y, Th e Ca nyon Fi eld received li ghting for intercoll eg iate practi ces and intramura l use. Th e university is currently in its second yea r of its Ca pital Campa ign for th e Jenn y Craig Pavi lion, a new 5, 000 seat multi-purpose fac ility th at w ill be home for USO basketba ll and volleyball, and benefit the entire universi ty communi ty. On th e pl aying fi elds, USO has se nt twenty-one tea ms to NCAATourn aments since lann acone's arrival in th e Fall of 1988. Additionally, the school has ca ptured six conference championships; twenty NCAA All-Ameri ca ns; fifteen CoS IDNGTE Aca ­ demic Al l-America ns; sixteen conference Coaches of th e Yea r; ten confe r­ ence Pla yers of the Yea r; and three W es t Coast Conference Scho lar-Ath­ letes of th e Yea r. Sin ce '88 the univers ity has been th e host site for NCAA Tournament even ts for women's voll eybal l, men's soccer and women's te nnis. Pri or to USO, Ian nacone built an impressive li st of creden ti als at St. Fra ncis College as Director of Athleti cs between 1984-87. His major contributions incl uded the expansion of sports offeri ngs and scholars hips for both men and women, improved budgets, ren ovati on of athl etic fac ili­ ties, the hiring of additional staff, and th e establishment of a master plan for the fu tu re and continual development of athl etics. He se rved on sev­ eral committees, most notably th e Eastern Collegiate Ath letic Conference (EC AC) Infracti ons committee and th e North east Conference committee on conference development. He served as assista nt Director of Ath leti cs at Fordham University between 1977-84. Along with his administrative duties, he was assista nt footba ll coach for the Rams. Between 1975-78, he acted as offensive coordinator and backfield coach as Fordham captured 19 victories in th ei r final 24 games during this span. Th e '77 squad was and rema ins the high­ est scoring tea m in Ford ham history, averaging 34 points per game. In 1983 he was presented the prestigious Jack Coffey Award by the Alumni Assoc iat ion for his outstanding contributions to Ford ham ath letics. He also served on various Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference committees. Pr ior to Fordham, Iann acone taught physica l educa tion and coached track and fie ld, and footba ll in Connecti cut Pub lic School Districts from 1964-76. He made his collegiate footbal l coaching debut as an offensive backfield coach at Western Connecticut State Univers ity in 1974. A 1964 gradu ate of th e University of Conn ecticut, Iann acone received his master of science degree in physi ca l educa tion from Southern Conn ec ti cut State U ni vers ity in 1973. Tom and hi s w ife, Cynthia, have three children : Tom Jr., Jennifer and Eri c. Al l three are gradua tes of the University of San Diego. ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF Page 36

Dan Yourg Brian Fogarty Associate Director ofAthletics Associate Director of Athletics Associate Director of Ath leti cs Dan Yourg for Athletic Development has bee n a member of th e USD Athletics De­ Br ian Fogarty is in hi s third yea r as US D's partment since th e fall of 1985. Associate Director of Athl eti cs for Athletic De­ Yourg oversees footba ll, baseba ll, men's velopment. He took over thi s post after spend­ basketbal l, golf, men's soccer, a nd men's and in g thirteen yea rs as US D's hea d football coach. women's tennis. Yourg serves as th e NCAA He directed USD's football program to eleven compliance coordinator for th e entire US D ath­ seasons of .500 or better records and guided th eir move from the leti c program. In addi ti on, he is th e departm ent liaiso n to US D's D ivision Ill ranks to th e NCAA I-AA level in 1993. Fin ancial Aid Office. His primary res ponsibi lities are with fund raising, and th e Yourg received h'is Ba chelor's (Sociology, 1980) and Master's Jenny Craig Pavi li on ca pital campaign. Brian and his wife Vicki, who (Social Work, 1986) degrees from th e U ni versi ty of Wisconsin, w here res ide in th e Scripps Ranch area of San Diego, have four children: he was a nose gua rd on the Badgers' footba ll tea m. Br idget, Joe, Co ll een and Megan. Dan and his wife Virginia, a USD alumnus, are th e parents of two so ns, John and Thomas. Wendy Guthrie Assistant Director of Athletics/SWA Renee Wiebe W endy Guthrie is in her third yea r as th e Assistant Director ofAthletics for Assistant Athletics Director, and seco nd as Se­ Marketing and Promotions nior Woman Administrator. Guthrie is a 1991 graduate of Whittier Ren ee Wiebe is in her second yea r as College (B.A. in Business Adm inistration) w here nt Director of Ath letics for Marketing Assista she was a two yea r captain and four-time AI I- Her previous ex peri ence in L!!!;~~~~~:.I and Promotions. SCIAC selection. Upon graduation she worked athleti cs was at th e University of Northern Iowa as Assistant D irector of Admissions at Whittier. Sh e ea rn ed her Master's where she was Marketing and Promotions Di­ in Ph ys ica l Educa ti on w ith a concentration in Athletic Administration from 1993-95. Prior to that she was Promotions Assistant at rector at Springfield College in Massac husetts. After Springfield, she held the ivers ity of Florida in Ga in esv ill e, Florida. th e Un position of Assistant Director of Athleti cs at St. Francis Coll ege in rned her Bac helor of Journal ism-Broadcast Sequence She ea Penn sy lva nia for one yea r. She ga in ed internationa l experience work­ of Missouri-Columbia in M ay, 1991. Sh e went on from the University ing with th e Colorado Sports Council and was th e D irector of Awards her M as ters of Ed ucation w ith an emph as is in Sports Admin­ to ea rn Ceremonies at th e 1995 Olympic Festiva l in Denver. She also served from Wichita State University in August, 1993 . istration in corporate hospital ity at th e 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. Carolyn Greer Head Athletic Trainer Steve Brown ing Coach Carolyn Greer is in her twenty-first yea r as Strength & Condition Steve is in his fourth year as the USD the Hea d Certified Athletic Tra in er for the Uni­ versity of San Diego athl etic department. Strength and Condition in g Coach. He ca me to A 1975 graduate of San Diego State Uni­ San Diego from Temple University in Phil adel­ versity w ith a Bachelor of Arts degree in Physica l phia, Pennsylvania, where he w as th e Assistant Education, Carolyn went on to earn her Master's Strength and Conditioning Coach since 1991 . in Sports Medicine in 1978. Las t spring he was named th e 1998 National Over the years she has taught classes in Sports Medicine and Strength and Conditioni ng Associ ation Profes­ had numerous arti cles pub I ish ed in a va ri ety of journals. Sh e oversees siona l of the Year for the WCC. sixteen intercol legia te teams and approximately 350 USD student­ A 1983 graduate of Brown Unive rsity (Biology), Steve athl etes on a yea rl y bas is. The Sports M edicine staff provides injury was a two-sport letterman in football (defensive bac k) and 's intercol le­ prevention, immed iate ca re, and rehabilitation for USD track (long jumper). H e earned his Master's degree in Human giate athletes . Kin etics in 1991 from the U ni vers ity of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. and Jeff, res ide in the Pacific Carolyn, and her husb From 1983-90 he was an ass ista nt footba l I coach at Wauwatosa East of San D iego with the ir two boys, David and Jason. Beach area H igh School in Wauwatosa, W isconsin, an d ass isted in track in 1988. He is currentl y working on hi s Ph.D in Physical Education (focus of Ted Cosen stud ies in Exercise Ph ysiology). Sports Information Director Ted Cosen is in his 17th yea r serv ing as Sara Hickmann US D's DirectorofSports Information. He handles Academic Support Coordinator publicity and publi ca tions for al l USD Athletics tea ms, in addi tion to hosting med ia at USD Sara is in her second year as USD's Aca­ events. He is ass isted by Ryan McCrary. demic Support Coordinator. She earned her In 1981 Ted r eceived hi s Master's of B.A. degree in Psychology from UCLA in 1990. Science degree in Sports Administration from St. Thomas University in She held tutor and supervisor pos itions for Miami, Florida. A 1979 grad uate of San Jose State University, he ea rn ed th e Athletics Department at UCLA and also his Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration. In addition se rved as a Peer H ea lth Counselor for two to hi s SID duties, Ted -is a member of the College Sports Information yea rs. After earning her M.A. in Sport Psychology at San Diego State D irectors of America (CoS IDA); ass ists the USD Hal I of Fame Committee; University in 1993, she accepted a position as the Academic Counselor and teac hes a bowling class through the rec rea ti on department. for the EOP program. Ted and his wife Terri , a 1983 USD graduate, res ide in Poway Her r esea rch interests are in motivation, se lf-esteem, a nd with their four daughters: Kati e, Col lee n, Claire and Erin . exercise and has published several art icles in her field. 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John Martin Gary Becker Noah Stanley Suzi Higgins Steve Grech D irector of F ac ilities D ir., lntramurals/Rec. Ass t. Intramural Dir. Asst. Athl eti c Trainer As st. Athleti c Trainer

Georgia Gordon Joan Wolf Pauline Thonnard Mary Johnson John Cunningham Athletic Sec retary Athl eti c Sec retary Athletic Sec retary D irector Summer Ca mps Transpo rtat io n

Kathy Marpe Rich Hill Kevin McGarry Sue Snyder Rich Cota Women's Basketba ll Baseball Footba ll Vol leyball Cross Cou ntry

Seamus McFadden John Cossaboon Tom Hagedorn Sherri Stephens Frank Cates Men's So ccer W omen's Soccer M en's Tenn is W omen's Tenn is Golf

Lin Adams Brooks Dagman Leeanne Crain Mike Keeler Ryan McCrary Softba l I M en's Crew W omen's Crew Sw imming/ Diving Ass t. SID '98-99 USD MEN'S SCHEDULE Page 38 NOVEMBER Mon. Nov. 2 CALIF. ALL-STARS# 7:00 pm Sat. Nov. 7 HI-FIVE AMERICA# 7:00 pm Tue. Nov. 17 CONCORDIA 7:00 pm Sat. Nov. 21 at Eastern Washington 7:00 pm Mon. Nov. 23 at Portland State 7:00 pm Sat. Nov. 28 at Cal State Northridge 7:00 pm DECEMBER Thu. Dec. 3 NORTHERN ARIZONA 7:00 pm Sat. Dec. 5 TEXAS (@ SOSA +) 7:00 pm Sat. Dec. 12 MONTANA STATE 7:00 pm Sat. Dec. 19 at San Diego State 7:00 pm T-W Dec. 22-23 at Fresno State Tourney Tue. Dec. 22 Miami-Ohio 5:30 pm Wed. Dec. 23 Fresno St. /Chicago St. 5:30/8 pm Wed. Dec. 30 OCCIDENTAL 7:00 pm JANUARY Sat. Jan. 2 UC IRVINE 3:00 pm Fri. Jan. 8 at San Francisco* 7:00 pm Sat. Jan. 9 at Santa Clara* 7:30 pm Wed. Jan. 13 at Saint Mary's* 7:30 pm Sat. Jan. 16 SAINT MARY'S* 7:00 pm Thu. Jan. 21 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT* 7:00 pm Sat. Jan. 23 PEPPERDINE* 7:00 pm Fri. Jan. 29 at Pepperdine* 7:00 pm Sat. Jan. 30 at Loyola Marymount* 7:00 pm FEBRUARY-MARCH Thu. Feb. 4 GONZAGA* 7:00 pm Sat. Feb. 6 PORTLAND* 7:00 pm Thu. Feb. 11 at Portland* 7:00 pm Sat. Feb. 13 at Gonzaga* 7:00 pm Thu. Feb. 18 SANTA CLARA* 7:00 pm Sat. Feb. 20 SAN FRANCISCO* 7:00 pm Sat.- Feb. 27- WCC Tournament TBA Mon. Mar. 1 (at Santa Clara Univ.)

# Exhibition ... *WCC contest ... SOSA + T orero Tip-Off at San Diego Sports Arena; All Home Games in BOLD CAPITALS and played at the USO Sports Center (2,500). MEDIA INFORMATION Page 39

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KFMB-TV, Channel 8 SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE Ted Cosen Ted Leitner, Sports Director Jess Kearney, Stan M cNeal, Doug W illiams (Sports Ed itors Sports Information Director Hank Ba uer, John Howard ) 7677 Engineer Road Hank Wesch, Beat Writer Sa n D iego, CA 92 111 PO Box 191 16th Year (619) 495-7589 Fax: 560-0627 Sa n Diego, CA 92 11 2 M.S. Sports Administration (6 19) 293- 1343 Fax: 293-2443 St. Thomas Univers ity (198 1) KGTV-TV, Channel 10 B.S. Bus iness Administ ration Derek Casti llo, John Fri cke NORTH COUNTY TIMES San Jose State (1979) PO Box 85347 Steve Schofield, Sports Ed itor San Diego, CA 92186 Gary Hyvonen, Will Courtney (Beat) (6 19) 237-63 14 Fax: 527-0369 207 East Pennsylvania Ave. Escondido, CA 92025 Ryan Mccrary KNSD-TV, Channel 39 (800) 200- 7601 Fax: (760) 740-5045 Assistant Sports Jim Las lavic, Sports Director Jim Information Director Stone, Scott Walker PO Box 11 039 Bill Dwyre, Sports Ed itor Sa n Diego, CA 92 111 Tim es Mirror Square 1st Year (6 19) 467-7226 Fax: 492-9143 Los Angeles, CA 90053 M.A. Org. L eadership (800) 528-4637 Fax: (213) 231-1816 Gonzaga (1998) KUSI-TV, Channel 51 B.A. History Skip Baldwin, Sports Director DAILY CALIFORNIAN Gonzaga (1996) Curt Sandoval, Paul Rudy Bill Dickens, Spo rts Editor 4575 Viewridge 1000 Pioneer Way Sports Information Office Phone: ...... (619) 260-47 45 San Diego, CA 92123 El Cajon, CA 92020 Spo rts Inform ation Fax: ...... (619) 292-0388 (6 19) 505-5014 Fax: 576-93 17 (619) 442-4408 Fax: 441-6165 Press Row (US O Sports Center): ...... (619) 278-0648 Torero Hotline: ...... (6 19) 260-2323 XTRA, 690 AM POWAY NEWS-CHIEFTAIN Director Home Phone: ...... (6 19) 486-3284 Lee Hamilton, Sports Director Jeremy Lynch, Sports Editor Ted Cosen e- mail : ...... tgosen@acusd .ed u 489 1 Pacific Highway 13247 Poway Road Ass ista nt Home Phone: ...... (619) 297-6634 San Diego, CA 92 11 0-4802 Poway, CA 92064 Rya n McCrary e-mai I: ...... [email protected] (6 19) 29 1-2912 Fax: 291-5622 (619) 7 48-23 11 Fax: 7 48-7695

KFMB, 760 AM THE SUN CREDENTIAL Chuck Fr itsch, News Director Brad Sondak, Sports Ed itor 7677 Eng ineer Road 1228 Camino Del Mar San Diego, CA 92 111 Del Mar, CA 92014 REQUESTS (6 19) 495-8670 Fax: 571-48 17 (619) 792 -3820 Fax : 481-3312 All requests for credentials should be made KSDO, 1130 AM; KOGO 600 AM ASSOCIATED PRESS at least one day in advance. Passes will be left at Cliff Albert, News Director Bernie Wilson, Sports Wi ll Ca ll. Cumulative statistics and ga me programs Bru ce Binkowski, Jim Charvet; Sports PO Box 191 will be furn is hed before the ga me. After the ga me, 5050 Murphy Ca nyon Road San D iego, CA 92 11 2 coaches and players will be avai lab le after a ten­ San Diego, CA 92 123 (619) 23 1-3587 Fax: 291-2098 (619) 560-6671 Fax: 285-4364 minute cooling down peri od. Approximately 10 LA : (213) 626-1 200 LA Fax: (213) 346-0200 minutes after the ga me, a final box with stats and play-by-play w ill be ava il ab le. Seating for media w ill be at fl oor l evel along courtside, the sa me side as both team benches. To in sure a sea t, please no­ ALONG PRESS ROW tify the SID Office at least one day in advance. A Dan Yourg Mark Neville fax machine/phone are avai lable on a first-come, first­ Game Administrator Public Address Announcer serve basis in the SID Office. Two phone lines are Ted Cosen Mike Rish ava il able for visiting team radio at a fee. The press Media Relations Director Official Scorer row phone number is (6 19) 278-0648. There are no John Martin Noah Stanley Facility Director Official Timer player interviews on ga me days until the comple­ Renee Wiebe Chris McComic & Ryan Pietranton tion of th e contest. M ed ia interested in interview­ Promotions & Marketing 35-Clock Operator ing either the coaches or players, or in attending prac­ Katy Carnes & Anthony Aguilar Susan Reynolds & Jack Murray tices, please contact Ted Gosen at (6 19) 260-4745. Student S/Ds Statisticians RADIO & TELEVISION ROSTER Page 40

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Dana White Brock Jacobsen Sam Scholl Diron Mobley 6-0, 160 lb., So., Guard 6-5, 212 lb., Sr., GIF 6-0, 175 lb., Jr., Guard 6-0, 175 lb., Fr., Guard Phoenix, AZ Glendora, CA Gig Harbor, WA Mercer Island, WA

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Andre La,ws La,mont Smith Cameron Rigby Tom Lippold 6-1, 175 lb., Fr., Guard 6-2, 185 lb., Sr., Guard 6-7, 235 lb., So., For­ 6-6, 195 lb., Fr., Forward Anchorage, AK The Colony, TX ward Huntington Beach, CA Victoria, Australia

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Michael Blackmon Ryan Williams Steve Ross Jeff Knoll 6-6, 215 lb., So., For­ 6-6, 225 lb., Sr., Forward 6-6, 206 lb., Fr., GIF 7-0, 285 lb., Jr., Center ward Seattle, WA Victoria, B. C. Mercer Island, WA Ha ward CA

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Jason Powell Kevin Hanson James Borrego Tyler Field 6-9, 240 lb., Fr., F!C 6-10, 245 lb., Fr., FIC 6-5, 200 lb., So., Guard 6-9, 235 lb., So., FIC San Diego, CA Huntington Beach, CA Albuquerque, NM Sebastopol, CA