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2008 Cal State L.A. Golden Eagles Volleyball Co R P O R a T E Pa R T N E R S Th E Go L D E N Ea G L E S W I S H T O T H a N K T H E F O L L O W I N G 2008 Cal State L.A. Golden Eagles Volleyball CORPORATE PARTNERS THE GOLDEN EAGLES WISH TO THANK THE F OLLOWING : Cal State L.A. Federal Credit Union University Auxiliary Services, Inc. pepsi.com calstatela-fcu.org calstatela.edu/univ/uas bkstore.com/calstate-la army.mil sierraacura.com Student Health Center enterprise.com calstatela.edu/univ/hlth_ctr sizzler.com doubletree.com calstatela.edu/universitytimes alumni.calstatela.edu FOR MORE IN F ORMATION ON BE C OMING A GOLDEN EAGLE C ORPORATE PARTNER , PLEASE C ONTA C T THE DIVISION O F INTER C OLLEGIATE ATHLETI C S , AT (323) 343-3080 OR ONLINE AT CSULAATHLETI C S .C OM 1 www.csulaathletics.com 2008 Cal State L.A. Golden Eagles Volleyball Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School/College 1 Ashley Gutierrez DS 5-6 Fr. Riverside/La Sierra HS 2 Annie Kim OH 5-8 Fr. Rosemead/Gabrielino HS 3 Ursula Vieira RS 6-4 Sr. Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil/Palm Beach Atlantic U. 4 Keslie Brown S 5-8 Jr. Goleta/Dos Pueblos HS 5 Amy McMahon MB 6-2 Sr. Norwalk/Sante Fe HS/Golden West College 6 Chelsea Hamilton RS 5-10 Fr. Lancaster/Quartz Hill HS 7 Kaylynne De La Rosa S 5-8 Fr. Spring Valley/Francis Parker HS 9 Stefanie Gay L 5-4 So. Lake Forest/Golden West JC 10 Lindsay Laakso OH 5-11 Sr. Anaheim Hills/Canyon HS/Fullerton JC 11 Makinna Hibbard MB 6-1 Jr. Thousand Oaks/La Reina HS 12 Kassie Faulkner OH 5-11 Jr. Canyon Country/Golden West College 13 Mary Laupepa OH 5-9 So. Carson/Carson HS 14 Allie Board OH 5-11 Fr. Redwood City/Notre Dame HS 15 Gabriela Bulawczyk OH 6-1 Jr. Sulechow, Poland/Southern Idaho RS Natalia Gonzalez OH 5-11 Jr. Covina/South Hills HS/Cal Poly Pomona Head Coach: Bill Lawler (13th year at CSULA, 18th year as a collegiate head coach) Assistant Coach: Randi Smart, 1st year 2008 Golden Eagles Quick Facts Location Los Angeles, California Enrollment 21,000 Colors Black and Gold Home Facility Eagles Nest Conference California Collegiate Athletic Association National Affiliation NCAA Division II President Dr. James M. Rosser Director of Athletics Dr. Dan Bridges Sports Information Director Paul Helms SID Phone/Fax 323-343-5308/343-3199 Credits: The 2008 Women’s Main Athletics Phone 323-343-3080 Volleyball media guide was Head Coach Bill Lawler designed and edited by Alma Mater, Year San Diego State, 1988 Dr. James M. Rosser Dr. Dan Bridges Paul Helms and Brendan Assistant Coach Randi Smart University President Director of Athletics Dally. Volleyball Office Phone 323-343-3087 2008 Cal State L.A. Golden Eagles Volleyball 2 BILL LAWLER HEAD COA ch Bill Lawler, the program’s most successful coach, returns for his 13th season as the head coach of Cal State L.A.’s volleyball team. Lawler has guided the Golden Eagles to a 253- 104 record in his first 12 years with the program, including an NCAA Division II Pacific Region championship and national Final Four finish in 2005. The Golden Eagles have qualified for the NCAA playoffs in nine of Lawler’s 12 years as the head coach and captured three California Collegiate Athletic Association titles. Lawler was named the 2005 Pacific Region Coach of the Year by the American Volleyball Coaches’ Association and he has also been named the CCAA Coach of the Year twice in voting done by the conference coaches. Lawler guided the Golden Eagles to a 17-10 overall record in 2007 and to their fourth straight NCAA Division II playoff Bill Lawler appearance. Cal State L.A. advanced to the Pacific Region semifinals for the third straight year after an epic 28-30, 30-26, Head Coach 30-22, 32-34, 19-17 win over Cal Poly Pomona in the first round. Cal State L.A. received votes in the final AVCA National Top-25 coaches’ poll. 13th year at CSULA Lawler led the Golden Eagles to an 18-9 overall record in 2006. Cal State L.A. finished • fourth in the CCAA with a 13-7 record and then advanced to the Pacific Region semi-finals for a 18th year as a head second straight year before falling to eventual region champion UC San Diego in five games. • coach That was a successful follow-up to the sensational 2005 season when Cal State L.A. went 28-3 and advanced to the national semi-finals. The Golden Eagles shared the CCAA title and then hosted the 2005 Pacific Region playoffs. Cal State L.A. beat Seattle Pacific in four games, Hawaii • 2005 AVCA Pacific Pacific in five games and Cal State San Bernardino in five games to capture the regional crown in Region Coach of the Year front of an enthusiastic crowd in the Eagles Nest. Cal State L.A. then advanced to the national championships in Kearney, Neb. and beat Has taken CSULA to the Lock Haven in five games in the quarterfinals before falling to host Nebraska-Kearney in the • NCAA Tournament nine semis. The 28 wins were the most since the Golden Eagles set a single-season program record times in 12 years with 30 victories in 2000. Cal State L.A. went undefeated in 22 CCAA matches that year to win its second straight conference crown and was 30-0 before falling in the NCAA playoffs. • CSULA’s all-time Under Lawler’s direction, the Golden Eagles have won conference titles in 1999, 2000 winningest coach and 2005. Cal State L.A. has also reached the NCAA playoffs in eight of the past nine years and posted 11 consecutive winning seasons. During the last 11 years, Cal State L.A. has won nearly Best winning percentage three-fourths of its conference matches, finished with 20 or more wins six times and 18 or more • of any current coach in wins nine times. In one of the toughest conferences in the nation, Cal State L.A. has finished in the top-three in the CCAA seven times in that span. The Golden Eagles have also finished the season the CCAA Conference ranked in the AVCA national Top-25 eight times in the past 11 seasons. Lawler became the Golden Eagles’ all-time career win leader on Sept. 23, 2001 when the Two-time conference Golden Eagles beat Grand Canyon in five games in Phoenix, Ariz., for his 121st win. He also owns • Coach of the Year the best winning percentage in the program’s history at .709, a clip that ranks him atop all current CCAA coaches and in the top-20 among all active NCAA Division II coaches. During his 12 years as the head coach, his players have earned 48 All-CCAA awards, 14 All-Pacific Region awards, six All-America awards and three CCAA Player of the Year awards. Lawler came to Cal State L.A. in 1996 after serving as the top assistant coach for the men’s volleyball program at Pepperdine and legendary coach Marv Dunphy. Lawler’s primary responsibilities included recruiting, game and practice preparation and scouting. Pepperdine finished ranked among the nation’s top-10 teams in each of Lawler’s three seasons with the program. Lawler began his college coaching career at Santa Monica College in 1988, where he resurrected the Corsairs’ men’s volleyball program after a five-year hiatus. His teams finished with winning records four times, including an 18-6 mark in 1993. That year, Santa Monica finished second in the California State Junior College Championships and Lawler was named the Western State Conference Coach of the Year. Internationally, Lawler was an assistant coach at the 1994 and 1995 U.S. Olympic Festivals, earning one gold (1994) and one bronze (1995) medal. During the summer of 1999, he served as an assistant for the U.S. Junior National Team that competed at the World Championships in Canada and finished eighth in the world. Lawler played in college at Santa Barbara City College and San Diego State. He earned first-team All-Conference honors at Santa Barbara and was a two-time letterwinner at San Diego State. The Chatsworth native is also a former L.A. City Player of the Year, earning the honor as a senior at Chatsworth High School after leading the Chancellors to a city championship. Lawler earned his bachelor’s degree from San Diego State in 1988. He and his wife, Marcella, have one son, William. 3 www.csulaathletics.com RANDI SMART ASSISTANT COA ch A talented assistant coach with 10 years worth of experience at Southern California universities that includes a national championship, Randi Smart joins the Cal State L.A. staff. Smart previously coached at Cal Poly Pomona and the University of La Verne. Smart coached at Cal Poly Pomona for four seasons and helped the Broncos to a 73-40 overall record. The Broncos enjoyed the best year in the program’s history in 2005, going 24-3 overall and sharing the California Collegiate Athletic Association championship with Cal State L.A. The Broncos were 21-7 and reached the NCAA playoffs last season. Smart earned valuable championship experience after serving as an assistant coach at La Verne for six seasons. The highlight of her tenure came in 2001 when the Leopards won their third- ever national championships. As an added bonus, she got to coach her younger sister, Ryan Winn, who was an All-American setter for the Leopards and was the 2001 National Player of the Year. She came to La Verne after playing overseas in Austria for one year.
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