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University of San Diego Men's Media Guide 1981-1982

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Is I &- ~ PEOPLE TO KNOW AT USO A l(c37 Ir, J-- A Message From President Hughes The men's basketball program is integral to the University's athletic endeavors, just as the athletic program is integral to our view of education - which is that education should develop the whole person. Th is program moved from NCAA Division II to Division I just two years ago, and each year has seen increasing strength and competitive capabilities in the USO team The University is proud of the team 's accom­ plishments, and pleased to support the program in every way possible, including scholarship aid to our athletes, recogni­ tion of the values of the program, and pro­ motion of intercollegiate athletics. I believe our USO team will be receiving some national attention this year, and I look forward to watching the season' events unfold.

Vice Presidents Dr. William Pickett (University Relations), Jack Boyce (Financial Affairs) , Sr. Sally Furay (Provost) , and Thomas Burke (Student Affairs) work on Plans fort he Future expansion of the USO Community. USD TORERO'S MESSAGE TO THE MEDIA 1981-82 Basketball Yearbook This media guide on USO Torero basketball is & Media Guide available for reproduction to the media. For further in­ formation, please feel free to contact the Sports Infor­ mation Director at the office or home numbers below. TABLE OF CONTENTS Game credentials for all USO home games can be ob­ tained in advance from the Sports Information Office. People to Know at USO ...... Inside Front Cover Information concerning the use of telephones and the University Profile ...... 2 Pe ople to Kn ow at USO ...... 3 telecopier will be given on request. Head Coach Jim Brove lli ...... 4 If you wish to interview any of the coaches and Assistant Coaches ...... 5 players at USO, please contact Kent Scherzinger at the Prospectus ...... 6 numbers below for an appointment. 1981-82 Roster ...... • ...... • ...... • ...... 7 Players ...... • ...... 8-16 Proven Performers ...... 17 Non Conference & WCAC Opponent Facts ...... 18-22 University of the Pacific ...... 18 SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF Boise State University ...... 18 Kent Scherzinger ...... Sports Information Director Un iversity o f California, Irvine ...... 18 Office# (714) 291-6480 Ext. 4272 San Diego State University ...... 19 Home# (714) 280-4780 Bethel College ...... 19 Illinois Wesleyan University ...... 19 Ted Gosen ...... Assistant University of California, Santa Barbara ...... 19 Kim Hill ...... Student Assistant University of California, Berkeley ...... 20 Quip# ...... (714) 292-0388 Southern Arizona University ...... 20 Southeastern Louisiana University ...... • ...... 20 Fresno-Pacific College ...... 20 Nebras ka Wes leyan University ...... 21 ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF ...... 21 Office Phones University of Portland ...... 21 (714) 291-6480 Ext. 4272 Loyola Marymount Universi ty ...... 21 Pepperdine University ...... 22 Unive rsity of ...... •...... 22 Director of Athletics ...... Rev. Patrick Cahill, CSV University of Santa Clara ...... 22 Director of Recreation ...... John Martin St. Mary's College ...... 22 Director of lntramurals ...... Gary Becker Arena ...... 23 Athletic Department Secretary ...... Jan Allen 1980-81 Final Statistics ...... 24 Trainer ...... Carolyn Ryback Returning Players Results ...... 25 Football ...... Bill Williams Modern Torero Records ...... 26 Baseball ...... John Cunningham Modern Torero Records ...... • ...... • ...... 27 Men 's Tennis ...... Ed Collins Toreros Drafted in NBA ...... 28 WCAC Honorable Mention ...... 29 Men's Golf ...... Mike Maher WCAC History ...... •...... 30 Coed Cross Country ...... Rick Russell 1981 -82 USO Toreros ...... 31 Men's Crew ...... Steve Estes Radio & Television Roster ...... 32 Soccer ...... Seamus McFadden Primary Media Outlets ...... Inside Back Cover Women's Basketball ...... Kathleen Marpe Women's Volleyball ...... John Martin ON THE COVER Women's Swimming ...... Gary Becker Women's Softball ...... Kevin McGarry Head Coach with returning starters Women's Tennis ...... Scott McCarthy Rusty Whitmarsh, Gerald Jones and David Heppell Women's Crew ...... Duke Robinson at La Jolla Cove. BASKETBALL STAFF Photo by: Pat McGinnis. Head Coach ...... Jim Brovelli Assistant Coach ...... John Cosentino Assistant Coach ...... Gus Magee QUICK FACTS Assistant Coach ...... Dick Satterlee FOUNDED: 1949 LOCATION: San Diego, Ca. 92110 ENROLLMENT: 4,300 NICKNAME: Torero's ACKNOWLEDGMENTS COLORS: Columbia Blue, Navy, & White HOME COURT: San Diego Sports Arena (13 ,800) A special thanks to the following people who have USO Sports (2,500) put many hours of hard work into this media guide: CONFERENCE: West Coast Athletic Conference Typists Jan Allen and Cindy Caires; Photographers Pat PRESIDENT: Dr. Author E. Hughes - - McGinnis and Michael Folkes; and Assistant Sports In­ FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE: Dr. Jack Opdycke formation Directors Ted Gosen and Kim Hill.

1 UfW«llly of San Diego AIChlvN .I '

UNIVERSITY PROFILE The University of San Diego is an independent, Catholic university located on a 170-acre mesa over­ looking Mission Bay, San Diego Harbor, an d the Pacific Ocean. The campus is named Al cala Park after the Spanish university town where St. Di dacu s I (i .e. , Diego) spent much of his time. Complementing its splendid natural s etting is the University's location just 10 minutes from downtown San Diego - conveniently close to the major business, cultural, residential , and recreational areas, as well . -. as the rail, bus and air terminals . , . :::.;.. ,_, ·: .{:, ~- ... Founded in 1949, USO is presently experiencing •t••i ~ I record attendance. Undergraduate en rollment stan ds -· ..$. .;·_ at 2,526, graduate students bring the overall campus ~ :' .~ enrollment to 4300 . The University includes a College of A rts and Sci­ rrt. ·'.., ences, and Schools of Business Admi nistration, Edu­ • j' cation, Nursing, and Law. Each is characterized by ~ .... high academic standards, small classes, and excel­ lent student-faculty relations. Though the majority of students come from the West Coast, every region of the United States is well­ represented on campus. Students also attend USO from 24 foreign countries. Recreation and Athletic activities are expanding rapidly and include: sailing, crew, yoga, karate, su rf­ ing, modern dance, back-packing, and ballet. USD's intercollegiate sports for men include baseball, foot­ ball , basketball, cross-country, golf, soccer, crew, and tennis. In women's intercollegiate sports, USO fields pro­ grams in basketball, cross-country, crew, softball, swimming, tennis, and volleybal l.

2 PEOPLE TO KNOW AT USD

Rev. Patrick Cahill, C.S.V., Athletic Director Father Patrick Cahill , a member of the Viatorian Fathers and Brothers, came to the University of San Diego in 1979 with the responsiblity of administering the ex­ panding men and women's athletic programs. Since Father has taken over, USO has added men's cross country and soccer as well as women's softball and cross country to its intercollegiate program. Men's baseball, basketball, golf, soccer, cross country, and tennis moved in 1979 into the NCAA Division I ranks and the West Coast Athletic Conference, while women's basketball, volleyball, and tennis now participate at the AIAW Division I level , and softball, swimming and cross country are members of the AIAW Division II. Men's football remains a NCAA Division Ill participant and USO also boasts an inter­ collegiate crew porgram for both men and women. Father Pat has brought to the University his integrity, leadership and devotion to his job; he has given to the staff and student athletes at USO an added meaning to the word "friend ." Father Cahill has a B.A. from St. Ambrose College in Davenport, Iowa, and a M .S. in Education with a Physical Education major from Eastern Illinois University. Prior to USO, he served St. Viator High School in Arlington Heights, Illinois, for sixteen years, fourteen as Athletic Director and two as its President/Principal.

Kent Scherzinger: Sports Information Director Kent is in the midst of this third year at the University of San Diego as the Sports Information Director, handling the publicity for the ever expanding USO Athletic Department. In 1979 Kent received his Master's Degree in Health & Physical Education/ Athletic Administration from Bowling Green State University. Working in various capacities as a grad assistant at Bowling Green, he gained athletic department experience in promotion and sales, sports information, and game day operations, while at the same time teaching recreation courses for the Physical Education Department. He also picked up valuable experience in athletics as an undergrad at Biscayne College, Miami, where he graduated in 1978 with a B.A. in Athletic Administration. Attending classes at Biscayne, he also worked at Florida International University as an Assistant S.I.D.

Carolyn Ryback: Head Athletic Trainer Carolyn Ryback, A.T.C ., in her fourth year at USO, has the distinction of being the only female Head Trainer at the NCAA Division I level. Recognized as a superb trainer, Carolyn often is asked to speak to professional groups, has published several articles in professional journals and is an instructor in Sports Medicine at both San Diego State and USO. Carolyn is also a media celebrity. The subject of many newspaper articlec., she has also appeared on T.V.' s P.M. M agazine and Independent Television's child ren 's show Way To Go. Having received a B.A. in Physical Education from San Di ego in 1975, Ms. Ryback completed work on her Master's degree in Sports Medicine at the same institution in 1978.

, I I Ted Gosen Dr. William Curran Dr. Jack Opdycke Assistant SID Team Physician Fa culty Representative

3 HEAD COACH JIM BROVELLI

During the past eight years, Coach Jim Brovelli has developed the University of San Diego basketball program into one of the fastest growing programs on the West Coast. Since entering the tough West Coast Athletic Conference two years ago, Jim Brovelli's teams have steadily improved with each season. Coach Brovelli has incorporated a sound consistent philosophy and has set realistic and progressive goals for himself and all those involved in his program. He is currently the winningest coach in U.S.D. history and in 1977-78 won "Coach of the Year" honors. In the 1980-81 season, Coach Brovelli doubled his wins from 1979-80 including a 79-70 OT win at Stanford of the Pac 10. Through the years his teams have gained the respect of all opponents for being well-drilled, well-coached, and extremely competitive. Credibility, quality, progressive are certainly synonymous to Coach Brovelli and his growing pro­ gram. With another year of experience under the Toreros belt, Jim looks for continued improvement and success in the up­ coming year. Brovelli graduated from the University of San Francisco in 1964 where the Dons took two WCAC titles in 1963 an d 1964. Following graduati on he was named to a United States All-Star team which toured the country playing exhibition games against the Russian National Team. In 1966 he was selected as West Coast AAU "Athlete of the Year" while playing for the San Francisco Athletic Club. This honor subsequently earned him a posi­ tion on an AAU All-Star Team which toured South America. Jim began his coaching career in 1967. His combined hig h school and college record is 219-137 . Jim and his wife, Nada, have two children, Mike 9, and Michele, 7.

COACH BROVELLl'S CAREER RECORD AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO 119-91

BROVELLl'S SEASON OUTLOOK:

This year we probably have the toughest schedule in the school's history. We must be extreme­ ly well-prepared for each game and we must have a total team effort if we are to expect any degree of success. We have experience with three returning senior starters and we certainly have added depth with eight new recruits. I think we can once again expect another exciting and competitive season.

4 JOHN COSENTINO, ASSISTANT BASKETBALL COACH

This will be John Cosentino's fourth year on Jim Brovelli's staff as the full time assistant coach. Along with his coaching duties, John is also the Director of Recruiting for the Torero Basketball program. Since his appointment in 1979, Cosentino has been instrumental in the growth of the basketball program when at the same time, they moved up to the NCAA Division I level and the West Coast Athletic Conference. Prior to Cosentino's appointment to the Torero staff he was a successful var­ sity basketball, football and baseball coach at University High School in San Diego. John was also the freshman coach at United States International University. Cosentino, a native of San Diego, earned all-county honors in football and bas­ ketball. In his senior year he captained University to a California Interscholastic Federation basketball championship and was named Player of the Year. After lettering in football and basketball at Mesa College in San Diego, Cosentino went on to scholarship at Adams State, Colorado and San Diego State University. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Science and a minor in English from San Diego State in 1970. He has recently completed a Masters Degree in Education from Azusa-Pacific College. John has acted on the California Interscholastic Federation Basketball Advisory Board and has had ex­ tensive summer camp coaching and counseling for and Sportsworld, and is the coordinator of the successful USO Jim Brovelli Basketball Camp. He resides in the Pacific Beach area of San Diego.

GUS MAGEE, ASSISTANT BASKETBALL COACH

Attended University of San Diego as an undergraduate (class of 1970) and played under Phil Woolpert after completing a tour of duty in the U.S. Air Force. Began coaching career in 1970 as a graduate assistant to while pursuing his Masters Degree in Social Science. Has been Assistant Coach to Jim Brovelli since he began coaching at USO in 1973. Holds most of USD's rebounding records including: career rebounds; most rebounds in a single game (24); and highest average in a single season (14.4) . Takes great pride in being involved with the USO basketball program since 1966 and watching it grow from small college status to its current Division I status in the West Coast Athletic Conference. Currently works full time with the San Diego Youth Employment Program as a vocational counselor. Married to Faye Magee and have a son, Mark.

DICK SATTERLEE, ASSISTANT BASKETBALL COACH

Dick Satterlee returns as an assistant to head coach Jim Brovelli. Dick's duties with the team include scouting, defensive coordinating, and assisting Coach Cosentino in recruiting. Coach Satterlee comes to the Torero staff from the University of California at San Diego where he was head coach in the 1976-77 season. He was also an ­ ant there for the 1974-75 and 75-76 seasons. Dick also has extensive high school coaching experience, having coached at Coronado High- School for eight years in addition to three other high schools in , California and Nevada prior to that.

5 UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO 1981-82 BASKETBALL PROSPECTUS

The University of San Diego basketball team will look for continued improvement in the 1981-82 season as they prepare for their most difficult schedule to date. " In just our third year at the NCAA Division I level and the West Coast Athletic Conference we will be looking at the toughest schedule in USD's history," stated Head Coach Jim Brovelli.

This year the Toreros will be counting on returning starters David Heppell (6'8", senior, center), Gerald Jones (6'6", senior, forward) , and Rusty Whitmarsh (6'3", senior, guard) to exert the leadership and ex­ perience essential to success in the WCAC. Seniors Steve Rocha (6'8", center) and Jim Bateman (6'5", forward/ center) will add experienced depth to the frontline, while guards John Prunty (6'0", sophomore) and Mike Ramsey (6'4", senior) give strength to the backcourt.

Don Capener (6'6" guard/ forward) will return after spending two years in Japan on a mission with the Mormon Church, and Paul Appleby (6'5" forward) hopes to return after sitting out the last two seasons with a knee injury.

Of the new recruits 6'0" guard Rich Davis (Central Arizona J.C .0 and 6'7" forward Robby Roberts (L.A. Valley J.C.) are expected to give strong competition for starting positions right away. Three forwards were also recruited by USO in 6'7" Bob Kulovitz (Mesa Arizona J.C.), 6'6" freshman Anthony Ruess, and 6'6" Randy Brickley (Glendale Arizona J.C .) Coach Brovelli also added two freshman guards to the roster via the recruiting route in 6'2" Jon Freeman (Bonita Vista H.S., San Diego) and 6'4" Byron Roberts (Manual Arts H.S., Los Angeles).

"With our new recruits we have added some top talent with Robby Roberts leading all California Junior College players in rebounding (13.1 ave.); Rich Davis is a great guard who averaged 13.2 assists per game; Randy Brickley is on of the purest shooters in the nation; Anthony Ruess (Christian H.S., El Cajon) and Jon Freeman were both San Diego All-Cl F selections and the top players in San Diego county last year; Bob Kulovitz is an excellent jumper at 6'7" and has a soft touch around the basket; and Byron Roberts is just a fine all-around athlete, receiving Los Angeles AII-CIF honors and will have to make the transition from high school forward to guard this year," said Coach Brovelli. " We have no doubt improved our quickness, which will allow us to be more aggressive and versitile both offensively and defensively."

USO opens the season at home against PCAA rival University of the Pacific on Saturday, November 28th. The following weekend the Toreros take on Boise State (Friday, December 4th) and another PCAA foe in UC Irvine, who sports 6'8" All-American center Kevin McGee (Saturday, December 5th) . On Thursday, December 10th USO will be playing cross-town rival San Diego State. The Toreros come back home for two games against Bethel College (INDIANA) and Illinois Wesleyan. The hoopsters close out the month of December with a road game against UC Santa Barbara and then come home for a home game against Michael Pitts (Sweetwater) and Cal Berkeley on Monday the 28th.

The Toreros open up January on the road against Northern Arizona. Then USO closes out the non­ conference season with home games against Southeastern Louisiana, Fresno-Pacific, and Nebraska Wesleyan.

West Coast Athletic Conference action will be the strongest in several year's with USF and Pepperdine returning all five starters and probable top twenty rankings. Portland, Santa Clara, St. Mary's, Loyola/ Mary­ mount, Gonzaga and USO all return a good nucleus with new players expected to make the difference.

6 1981-82 University of San Diego Toreros Roster

NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. CLASS EXP. HOMETOWN/PREY. SCHOOL 50 APPLEBY, Paul F 6'5" 200 Sr. JC Cleveland, Ohio/ Central Arizona JC 34 BATEMAN, Jim F 6'5" 220 Sr. 1 Laguna Beach, Ca./Saddleback JC BRICKLEY, Randy F 6'6" 175 Jr. JC Glendale, Arizona/ Glendale JC 24 CAPENER, Don F 6'6" 190 So. 1 San Diego, Ca./Torrey Pines HS 10 DAVIS, Rich G 6'0" 165 Jr. JC Cleveland, Ohio/ Central Arizona JC 12 FREEMAN, Jon G 6'2" 165 Fr. HS Chula Vista, Ca./Bonita Vista HS 42 HEPPELL, David C 6'8" 225 Sr. 1 Sacramento, Ca./Sacramento JC 32 JONES, Gerald F 6'6" 200 Sr. 1 Tucson, Arizona/ Pima JC 52 KULOVITZ, Bob F 6'7" 200 Jr. JC Chicago, Illinois/ Mesa Arizona JC 20 PRUNTY, John G 6'0" 170 So. 1 Sunnyvalle, Ca./Fremont HS 14 RAMSEY, Mike G 6'4" 175 Sr. 1 Seal Beach, Ca./Long Beach City JC 40 ROBERTS, Byron G 6'4" 200 Fr. HS Los Angeles, Ca./Manuel Arts HS 44 ROBERTS, Robby F 6'7" 200 Jr. JC Los Angeles, Ca.Iles Angeles Valley JC 30 ROCHA, Steve C 6'8" 225 Sr. 1 Modesto, Ca./Modesto JC 54 RUESS, Anthony F 6'6" 195 Fr. HS El Cajon, Ca./Christian HS 22 WHITMARSH, Rusty G 6'3" 195 Sr. 3 San Diego, Ca./Monte Vista HS

NUMERICAL ROSTER PRONUNCIATION GUIDE: NO. NAME POS. Paul APPLE-bee 10 DAVIS, Rich G Randy BRICK-lee 12 FREEMAN, Jon G Don CAPE-ner 14 RAMSEY, Mike G Dave Hep-pull 20 PRUNTY, John G Bob COOL-o-vitz 22 WHITMARSH, Rusty G Anthony ROYCE 24 CAPENER, Don F John PRUN-tee 30 ROCHA, Steve C Steve ROACH-a 32 JONES, Gerald F Rusty WHIT-marsh 34 BATEMAN, Jim F Jim Bro-VEL-ee, Head Coach 40 ROBERTS, Byron G John Cos-en-TEEN-a, Asst. Coach 42 HEPPELL, David C Dick SAT-ur-lee, Asst. Coach 44 ROBERTS, Robby F Gus Ma-GEE, Asst. Coach 50 APPLEBY, Paul F 52 KULOVITZ, Bob F 54 RUESS, Anthony F BRICKLEY, Randy F

RETURNING STARTERS (3) SENIORS (7) SOPHOMORES (2) HEPPELL, David - 42 APPLEBY, Paul - 50 CAPENER, Don - 24 JONES, Gerald - 32 BATEMAN, Jim - 34 PRUNTY, John - 20 WHITMARSH, Rusty - 22 HEPPELL, David - 42 JONES, Gerald - 32 FRESHMEN (3) NEWCOMERS (7) RAMSEY, Mike - 14 FREEMAN, Jon - 12 BRICKLEY, Randy - ROCHA, Steve - 30 ROBERTS, Byron - 40 DAVIS, Rich - 10 WHITMARSH, Rusty - 22 RUESS, Anthony - 54 FREEMAN, Jon - 12 KULOVITZ, Bob - 52 JUNIORS (4) ROBERTS, Byron - 40 BRICKLEY, Randy - ROBERTS, Robby - 44 DAVIS, Rich - 10 RUESS, Anthony - 54 KULOVITZ, Bob - 52 ROBERTS, Robby - 44

7 COACH JIM BROVELLI AND ASSISTANT JOHN COSENTINO

PAUL APPLEBY 6'5" 200 lb. F Sr.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended John Adams High School in Clevelan d, Ohio where he won All-Conference honors in his junior and senior years and honorable mention All­ State in his senior year.

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Attended Central Arizona J.C. where he helped lead his team to a 25-7 record his sophomore year . .. he also received freshman MVP honors, 1st Team All-Conference and All-Region both years, and honorable mention All-American in his sophomore season.

USO : INTRODUCING Sat out last year while recovering from corrective THE knee surgery. PERSONAL: Born January 18, 1959 in Cleveland, Ohio . . . 1981-82 TORERO hobbies include dancing, listening to music, and all athletic activities, and is a Psychology major.

BASKETBALL BROVELLI: "All indications are that App has totally recovered from his knee injury. He should give us added depth SQUAD in the front line."

8 JIM BATEMAN DON R. CAPENER 6'5" 220 lb. F Sr. 6'6" 190 lb. G So.

HIGH SCHOOL: HIGH SCHOOL: As a senior at Norco Senior High, Jim received Attended Torrey Pines High School in Del Mar, All-League and All-County honors while averaging California . . . AII-CIF selection San Diego Section 24 ppg and 15 rpg . 1978 . . . 25-4 in league . .. 20.1 ppg and 10.4 rpg.

JUNIOR COLLEGE: USO: Jim averaged 8.9 ppg and 5 rpg in 1979 while In Don's freshman season, he averaged 4.8 ppg playing for Saddleback J.C.' s 35-1 team . and 2.0 rpg coming off the bench . . . Don left in 1979 on a two year mission to Japan wiht the USO: Mormon church. As a walk-on last year Jim came in and really did a great job in a reserve roll. Depsite his 6'5" frame PERSONAL: he played center as well as forward muscling his Born February 25 , 1960 in Springfield, Missouri ... way to a 2.1 ppg average and 2.2 rpg . nickname is "Cape" ... hobbies are speaking Japanese and reading . .. Busines major . .. lives PERSONAL: with parents Ronald and Rosalie Capener in Del Born July 17, 1959 in Glendale, California . .. Jim Mar, California. presently lives with his father, Robert Bateman in Elverta, California . . . hobbies include hunting, BROVELLI : fishing, and scuba diving. " Don has the versatility to play both guard and forward. He is quick for his size and can really BROVELLI : shoot the open shot." "Jim is an extremely physical player and should be a major asset both in his rebounding and his intense desire to play defense."

9 RICHARD DAVIS JON FREEMAN 6'0" 165 lb. G Jr. 6'2" 165 lb. G Fr.

HIGH SCHOOL: HIGH SCHOOL: Attended John Adams High School in Cleve­ Attended Bonita High School in Chula Vista, land, Ohio where he averaged 16 ppg, 6 assists/ California ... 15.5 ppg (52% FG and 81% FT) and game, and shot 75% from the line. 6.0 rpg ... 6.0 assists/ game . .. Co-Player of the Year Metro Conference, Player of the Year Metro JUNIOR COLLEGE: Conference Coaches, 1st Team All-Metro . .. AII­ Attended Central Arizona Junior College in CIF, All-Tournament Mt. Helix, All-Tournament Cleveland, Ohio . .. 14.2 ppg (49% FG and 71% FT) Baron-Optimists. and 3.0 rpg . .. 13.2 assists/game . . . All-Conference (ACCAC), BCI-ACCAC All-Star Team. PERSONAL: Born on July 1, 1963 in Riverside, California ... PERSONAL: hobbies include backpacking and skiing ... lives Born in Cleveland, Ohio on June 22, 1960 ... with parents Bob and Paulin Freeman in Bonita, nickname is "Silk" .. . hobbies include swimming, California ... Undeclared major. tennis, and disco ... lives with parents Henry and Willie Davis in Cleveland, Ohio ... Liberal Arts BROVELLI: major. "With experience, Jon should be a fine guard for the next four years. He is extremely intelligent BROVELLI: and has the ability to hit the open shot." " Rich will give us quickness in the backcourt. He will also enable us to be more versatile in our attack both offensively and defensively."

10 DAVE HEPPELL GERALD JONES 6'8" 220 lb. C Sr. 6'5" 200 lb. F Sr.

HIGH SCHOOL: HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Christian Brothers High School in Attended Rincon High School in Tucson, Arizona Sacramento, California ... he was named All­ where he was named Most Improved Player in his City and MVP of the Tournament of Champions - senior year. Sacramento San Joaquin area . . led his team to a first place 21-9 record. JUNIOR COLLEGE: In his first year at Pima J.C. in Tucson, he was JUNIOR COLLEGE: named MVP of the Pima Invitational Tournament Attended Sacramento City College where Dave . . . he averaged 15 ppg and 11 rpg in his sophomore received All-League honors as a freshman and MVP year while helping the Aztecs to a 26-5 record and in the Capital Classic . . . spent half his sophmore the ACACC Championship ... Gerald was named to season on the bench with an injury, but still the Pima Invitational All-Tournament Team, was managed to accumulate 17 ppg and 11 rpg that an ACACC All-Conference selection and awarded year. his team's Most Improved Player Award ... also played in the North-South ACACC All-Star USO: Tourney. Dave came in and did a great job for the Toreros at center. He averaged 10.1 ppg while shooting 53 % USO: from the floor and 78% from the free-throw line. Gerald really began to come into his own last year In WCAC action Heppell shot 83% from the line and as both a scorer and defensive player. Jones was averaged over five rebounds per game. the second leading scorer on the Toreros last season with an 11 .2 average, and connectted on PERSONAL: 56% of his shots from the floor. He was also the third leading rebounder with 125 rebounds. Born February 22, 1960 in Sacramento, California Dave has developed an interest in tennis, old movies, and outdoor activities . . . Heppell lives with PERSONAL: his parents Lorraine and Carlton Heppell. Born March 30, 1960 in Tucson, Arizona .. . hobbies include music and all athletic activities BROVELLI: . . . lives with parents Susan and Gerald Jones in Tucson, Arizona. "We look for Dave to have a very good senior year. He has the ability to play both inside and outside due to his shooting touch. His intelligence and BROVELLI : instincts for the game also make him an extremely "Gerald has the ability to be one of the top for­ effective player." wards in the WCAC. He has great quickness to the ball and with the experience he gained last year, could be a dominant factor in the conference."

11 ROBERT KULOVITZ JOHN PRUNTY 6'7'' 200 lb. F Jr. 6'0" 175 lb. G So.

HIGH SCHOOL: HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Thornwood High School in Chicago, Attended Fremont High School in Sunnyvale, Illinois where he averaged 16.0 ppg and 10 rpg in California, where he averaged 19 ppg, 4 rpg and his senior year. 5 assists per game . .. these stats and his 78% and 56% floor shooting averages helped him JUNIOR COLLEGE: become DeAnza League's MVP as well as 1st Team Attended Mesa Junior College in Phoenix, AII-CCS . .. John led Fremont High School to a Arizona where he averaged 5.5 ppg (51 % FG and 53-9 record in 4 years there ... a Scholar Athlete, 75% FT) and 2.7 rpg . he has won numerous scholarship awards includ­ ing one from Bank of America as a Top Business Student. PERSONAL: Born on June 6, 1960 in Chicago, Illinois ... USD: hobbies include outdoor sports and listening to music ... Business major ... lives with parents John saw spot action as a freshman and did a Robert and Hermina Kulovitz in Arizona. good job in leading the USD offense while he was in the game ... Prunty averaged 2.6 ppg and 1.4 rpg. BROVELLI: PERSONAL: "At 6'7", Bob possesses excellent jumping ability. His shooting touch from 18' should also make him Born January 10, 1962 in Manchester, Tennessee a major threat." ... hobbies include listening to music and beach activities .. . an undeclared major ... he lives with parents Chuck and Joanna Prunty in Sunnyvale, California.

BROVELLI : "John is simply a pure shooter. He gained valu­ able experience last year as a freshman in the lead guard position which should really help him this year."

12 MIKE RAMSEY BYRON ROBERTS 6'4" 170 lb. G Sr. 6'4" 200 lb. G Fr.

HIGH SCHOOL: HIGH SCHOOL: In his senior year led St. Anthony's to a 20-11 Attended Manual Arts High School in Los Ange­ record while averaging 18.3 ppg, 8 rpg and 5.6 les, California ... averaged 8.0 ppg and 12.0 rpg assists per game . .. Mike won MVP and 1st Team . . All-City L.A. and All-Southern League .. . AII -CIF, All-South Coast, and All-City. Defensive Player of the Year (Southern League) .. . BCI All-Star and CIF All-Star ... instrumental in JUNIOR COLLEGE: Manual Arts' 24-2 record and CIF City Champion­ Mike led Long Beach City College to a 23-10 ship. record averaging 17 ppg, 5.1 rpg, and 4.3 assists per game . . . the Vikings reached the quarterfinals PERSONAL: of the State J. C. Tourney ... he was named to the Born on August 16, 1963 in Los Angeles, Cali- First Team All-Metro. fornia ... Byron enjoys raising animals, fishing, and music . .. lives with parents James and Mary Roberts USD: in Los Angeles .. . an Undeclared major. Ramsey was the first guard off the bench last year for the Toreros, and averaged 2.6 ppg and 1.4 rpg . BROVELLI : " Bryon will make the transition from forward to PERSONAL: guard this year. He is a great athlete and should Mike was born March 9, 1960 to Delma and improve throughout the year." Edward Ramsey in Long Beach, California . . . his hobbies include all water sports and listening to music.

BROVELLI : "We expect Mike to have an exceptional senior year. A lanky 6'4", he presents a problem defensive­ ly, and has the ability to shoot the open shot. "

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ROBBY ROBERTS STEVE ROCHA 6'7" 200 lb. F Jr. 6'8" 210 lb. F Sr.

HIGH SCHOOL: HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Chatsworth High School in Chatsworth, While attending Modesto High School Steve California .. . averaged 12 ppg, 10 rpg, and 3 assists averaged 20 .7 ppg and 11 .6 rgp . . . he made All­ per game. League, All-Northern California , and the Kiwanis All-Star Team. JUNIOR COLLEGE: Attended Los Angeles Valley Junior College . .. JUNIOR COLLEGE: averaged 13.1 ppg (56% FG and 67 % FT) and 13.1 Steve averaged 15.3 ppg and 11 .6 rpg during his rpg . .. Metropolitan All-Conference Team . .. led sophomore year at Modesto Junior College the Metro and State in rebounding and was in the he was named to the All-League Team. top ten in rebounding his freshman year with 11 .1 rpg . USO: Steve averaged 3.4 ppg and 2.0 rpg coming off PERSONAL: the bench and playing center or forward , and really Born in Germany January 21 , 1961 . . . enjoys played well on defense. playing chess, camping, biology, and dancing ... Rob played 1 year of college volleyball as a front PERSONAL: row player at L.A.V.C . . .. lives with his mother Steve was born on November 6, 1960 in Modesto, Evelyn Roberts. California ... his parents are Eleanor and Anthony Rocha ... hobbies are photography and snow BROVELLI : skiing. "Robby has the ability to be a solid power for­ ward. He has great timing to the ball and should BROVELLI : be a factor in the WCAC." "Steve will be moving to center this year. He is solid team player and his ability to board and play defense should really be an asset to us."

14 ANTHONY REUSS RUSTY WHITMARSH 6'6" 195 lb. F Fr. 6'3" 190 lb. G Sr.

HIGH SCHOOL: HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Christian High School in El Cajon, Rusty was instrumental in leading Monte Vista California ... averaged 24. 7 ppg (56% FG and 68% High School to a 21-6 record his senior year . .. FT) and 14.9 rpg . .. 1st Team AII-CIF (San Diego he was named to AII-CIF and All­ Union and Evening Tribune) and All-County Team League in his junior and senior seasons and second (L.A. Times San Diego) . . . Grossmont Player of the team his sophomore year, also voted to the All­ Year and 3rd leading scorer in the county . .. also City Defensive Team three years. All-Tourney Team Kiwanis Basketball Tournament. USO : PERSONAL: Rusty was one of the best defensive guards in Born in La Mesa, California on September 21, the WCAC and did a great job covering such 1963 .. . enjoys traveling around the world ... lives nationally celebrated guards as David Vann (St. with parents Lee and Carolyn Reuss in El Cajon, Mary's) , Quintin Daily (USF), (Port­ California . . . an Undeclared major. land), and Boot Bond (Pepperdine) .. . besides playing excellent defense, Whitmarsh also did an BROVELLI : outstanding job on offense averaging 11 .0 ppg, "Anthony is a great scorer and has a nose for the while hitting 57% from the floor and 82% from offensive boards. We expect him to be a major the line. contributor to our program over the next four years." PERSONAL: Born February 17, 1960 in San Diego .. . Rusty lives with Jim and Sharon Hill ... his hobbies include hunting, fishing , and surfing ... his major is Business Administration.

BROVELLI : "Rusty is one of the best defensive guards in the WCAC and also shot 60% from the field . A four year veteran, we expect him to have his best year."

15 RANDY BRICKLEY 6'6" 175 lb. F Jr.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Moon Valley High School . . . averaged 22 ppg . . . Honorable Mention All-State.

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Attended Gl endale City College, in Glendale, A rizona where he averaged 16.1 ppg (49% F.G. and 71 % F.T.) and 3.2 rpg . .. single game highs of 26 points and 9 rebounds ... Al l-Conference (ACCA C) and BCI-ACCAC All-Star Team and San Diego Mesa Al l-Tournament Team.

PERSONAL: Born in Emporia, Kansas on July 4, 1961 . .. hobbies include hunting, fish in g, and farming ... English major .. . lives with parents Pau l and Doris Brickley in Phoenix, Arizona.

BROVELLI: " Randy has a great shooting touch from long range. He should be a major asset to our program."

WEST COAST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE 1981 "Scholar Athletes"

DAVID HEPPELL 3.35 GPA as an Accounting major. Heppell is an outstanding player who moved into the center-forward starting roles during the past season . He is 6'8" - 220 lbs. from Christian Brothers High School and Sacramento City College in Sacramento, California where he was one of the top players in the Northern California area. In the WCAC standings Heppell was the USO No. 3 percentage scorer (26 games 111 x211 .526 pct.) and their No. 3 scorer in league play with 162 points (11 .6 average) for 14 games.

BRAD LEVESQUE 3.11 GPA as a Business Administration major. Levesque for the past two seasons has been a mainstay in the San Diego roster. Born and raised in San Francisco, he was an all­ league player at St. Ignatius High School was was named to the All-State 1st t eam and community college All-American where he starred at Skyline Col lege (San Bruno, Cal ifornia). Along with his outstanding scholastic record , Levesque played b oth center and forward for the University of San Diego.

16 PR OVEN PERFORMERS IN THE WEST COAST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

Rusty Whitmarsh Gerald Jones Dave Heppell 11.1 ppg-60% FGA 11 .6 ppg-59% FGA 11.6 ppg-48% FGA

17 THE UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO NON CONFERENCE & W.C.A.C. OPPONENT FACTS

UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC - Game No. 1 at San Diego, Sat. , Nov. 28 , 1981 , 7:35 p.m.

TIGER FACTS: SID Phone: (2 09) 946-2479 or 2472 Location: Stockton, CA 95211 Ho me Pho ne: (209) 957-0568 Ni ckname: Tigers Last Season's Record : 14-13 Colors: Orange & Black Series Reocrd : 0-1 En rollment: 6,100 Last meeting: 1979-80 81 USO 56 Conference: PCAC Returning Lettermen: 8 President: Stan ley E. Mccaffrey Lettermen Lost: 3 Allelic Director: Elkin Issac Returning Starters: 4 Coach: Dick Fi chtner Starters Lost: 1 Alma Mater & Year UCSB, 1962 Record at UOP: 1st year PLA YEAS TO WATCH Career Record: 48-31 Matt Waldron 6-7 SR 16.9ppg Assi stants: Tom O 'Neill, Steve Manker Ralph Scopazzafava 6-2 SR 9.0ppg SID: Jay Goldberg Laurence Held 6-6 JR 6.7ppg

BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY - Game No. 2 at San Diego, Fri. , Dec. 4, 1981 , 7:35 p.m.

BRONCO F ACTS Location: Boise, ID SID Phone: (208) 385-1515 Nickname: Broncos Home Phone: (208) 344-5122 Colors: Blue & Orange Last Season's Record: 7-19 Enrollment: 11 ,000 Series Record : 0-0 Conference: Big Sky Last Meeting: 1st meeting President: Dr. John Keiser Returning Lettermen: 5 Athleti c Director: Mike Mullally Lettermen Lost: 4 Coach: Dave Leach Returning Starters: 2 Alma Mater & Year: Wichita St., 1965 Starters Lost: 3 Record at Boise St.: 7-19 Career Rec ord: 7-19 PLAYERS TO WATCH Assistants: Prescott Smith/Mike Conlin Eric Bailey 6-6 SR 17.3ppg SID: Dave Mendiola Derek Anderson 6-6 JR 6.5ppg

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE - Game No. 3 at San Diego, Sat., Dec. 5, 1981, 7:35 p.m. ANTEATER FACTS Location: Irvine, CA 92717 Nickname: Anteaters SID Phone: (714) 833-5814 Colors: Blue & Gold Home Phone: (71 4) 525-4156 En rollment: 10,000 Last Season's Record: 17-10 Conference: PCAA Series Record : 6-5 Presi dent: Dan ie l G . Aldrich , Jr. Last Meeting: 1978-79, 108 USO 62 Athletic Director: Linda B. Dempsay Returning Lettermen: 8 Coach: Bill Mulligan Lettermen Lost: 3 Alma Mater & Year: Chicago Returning Starters: 5 Teachers Coll., 1952 Starters Lost: 0 Record at UC I: 17-10 Career Record: 17-10 PLA YEAS TO WATCH Assistants: Bob Schermerhorn / Kev in Magee 6-8 SR 27.5ppg Mike Bokosy/ Herb Livsey Randy Whieldon 6-4 SR 16.1 ppg SID: Craig Russell Ben McDonald 6-8 SO 11 .0ppg

18 SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY - Game No. 4 at San Diego Sports Arena, Thu ., Dec. 10, 1981 , 7:30 p.m.

AZTEC FACTS SID Ph one: (7 14) 265-5547 Home Phone: (7 14) 287-8701 Location : San Diego, CA 92182 Nickname: Aztecs Last Season's Records : 15-12 Colors: Scarlet & Black Series Re cord : 10-5 Enrollment: 34 ,000 Last meeting 12/ 2/ 80 60 USO 52 Conference: WAC Returning Lettermen: 8 Pres ident: Dr. T homas B. Day Lettermen Lost: 3 Athletic Di rector: Gene Bourdet Retu rning Starters: 4 Coach: David "Smokey" Gaines Starters Lost: 1 Alma Mater & Year: LeMoyne College, 1963 Record at SDSU: 21-33 PLA YEAS TO WATCH Career Record: 68-43 Michael Cage 6-9 SO 10.9ppg Assistants: Ken Baker/ Michael Brunker Zac k Jones 6-5 SR 17 .1ppg SID: Bruce Herman Eddie Morris 6-5 JR 11 .4 ppg

BETHEL COLLEGE - Game No. 5 at San Di ego, Thu. , Dec. 17 , 1981 , 7:35 p.m.

PILOT FACTS Location : Mishawaka, IN 46544 Home Phone (2 19) 259-8511 Nickname: Pilots Colors: Blue & White Last Season's Record: 27-10 En rollment: 500 Series Record: 1st Meeting Conference: Independent Returning Lettermen: 3 Pres iden t: Dr. Albert Beutler Lettermen Lost: 4 Athletic Director: Homer Drew Returning Starters: 3 Coach: Homer Drew Starters Lost: 2 Alma Mater & Year: William Jewell, 1966 Record at Bethel : 115-51 PLAYERS TO WATCH Career Record: 142-62 Don Jawlocki 6-5 SR 1 0.0ppg Assistants: Jewell Dav is/ Dick Messenger Greg Thomas 6-5 JR 9.5 ppg SID : Ron Amstutz Wendall Troyer 5-10 SO 7.0ppg ------·· ------ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY - Game No. 6 at Sa n Diego, Sun. , Dec. 20, 1981 , 7:35 p.m.

TITAN FACTS Home Ph one (309) 663-1261 Location: Bloomington , IL 61701 Ni ckname: Titans Las t Season's Record: 15-11 Colors: Green & White Series Record: 0-0 Enrollment: 1,650 Last Meeting: 1st Meeting Conference: CC of IL/ WI Returning Lettermen: 8 President: Dr. Robert S. Eckley Lettermen Lost: 5 Athletic Director: Dennis Bridges Returning Starters: 4 Alma Mater & Year: Il linois Wesleyan , 1961 Starters Lost: 1 Record at IWU 270-153 Career Record: 270-153 PLA YEAS TO WATCH Assistant: Tom Gramknow Greg Yess 6-6 SR 20.5ppg SID Ed Alsene Brad Gregurich 5-11 JR 8.5ppg SID Phone: (309) 556-3181 Jeff Clements 6-2 SR 11 .1ppg

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA BARBARA - Game No. 7 at Santa Barbara, Tue., Dec. 22 , 1981 , 7:30 p.m.

GAUCHO FACTS SID Ph one (805) 961-3428 Location: San ta Barbara, CA 93 106 Home Ph one: (805) 968-2381 Ni ckname: Gauchos Last Season's Record: 11-16 Colors: Blue & Gold Series Record: 3 USO 2 Enrollment: 15,100 Last Meeting: 12/ 4/ 80-57 USO 74 Conference: PCAA Returning Lettermen: 9 President: Dr. Robert A. Huttenback Lettermen Lost: 2 Athletic Director: Ken Droscher Returning Starters: 4 Coach: Ed Del acy Starters Lost: 1 Alma Mater & Year: CSLB, 1962 Record at UCSB 34-47 PLAYERS TO WATCH Career Record : 34-47 Richard Anderson 6-10 SR 15.0ppg Assistant: Tom Henderson York Gross 6-5 JR 11 .5ppg SID: Bob Vazquez Clint Winterling 6-4 SR 6.6ppg

19 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY - Game No. 8 at San Diego Sports A rena, Mon., Dec. 28, 1981, 7: 30 p. m.

SID Ph one: (415) 642-5363 GOLDEN BEAR FACTS Home Phone: (4 15) 671-0988 Location : Berkeley, CA Ni ckname: Golden Bears Last Season's Record : 13-14 Colors: Blue & Gold Series Record : 1-0 Enrollm ent: 30,000 Last Meet ing 12/ 29/ 80-60 USO 56 Conference: Pac 10 Returning Lettermen: 12 President: Ira Heyman Lettermen Lost: 1 Athletic Director: Dave Maggard Returning Starters: 4 Coach: Di ck Ku chen Starters Lost: 1 Alma Mater & Year: Rider College, 1966 Record at UCB: 27-54 PLAYERS TO WATCH Career Record: 27-54 Mark McNamara 6-11 SR 17.2ppg Assistants: Ru ss Critchfield/ Bob Baskhead Michael Pitts 6-11 JR 8.8ppg SID: John McCasey Sam Potter 6-7 SO 11 .2ppg

NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY - Game No. 9 at Northern A rizona, Sat., Jan . 2, 1982, 7:30 p .m .

LUMBERJACK FACTS SiD Ph one (6 02 ) 523-5353 Locati on: Fl agstaff, AZ 86011 Ho me Phone (602) 774-9037 Nickname: Lumberj acks Last Season's Record: 8-17 Colors: Blue & Gold Series Record 6-3 (NAU leads) Enrollment: 13,150 Last Meeting 1980-81 USO 75-52 Conference: Big Sky Returning Lettermen: 4 President: Dr. Eugene M Hughes Lettermen L ost: 8 Athletic Director: Returning Starters: 2 Coach: Gene Visscher Starters Lost: 3 Alma Mater & Year: Weber State, 1966 Record at NAU: 1st year PLAYERS TO WATCH Career Record : 58-38 Eric Wade 6-3 JR 11 .0ppg Assistants: John Holms/Troy Hudson David Johnson 6-7 JR 1 9.5ppg SID: Wylie Sm ith Scott Pa ce 6-4 JR 20 .0ppg

SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA UNIVERSITY - G ame No. 10 at S an D iego, Mon , Jan . 4, 1982, 7:35 p.m.

LION FACTS Location : Hammond, LA SID P hone (504) 549-2341 Nickname: Lions Home Ph one: (504) 345-6442 Colors: Green & Gold Last Season's Re cord : 14-13 Enro ll ment: 7,800 Seri es Record : 1st meeting Conference: Independent Returning Lettermen : 6 President: Dr. J . Larry Crain Lettermen Lost: 4 Athletic Di rector: Leo Jones Returning Starters: 6 Coach: Ken Fortenberry Starters Lost: 3 Alma Mater & Year: So. Miss., 1959 Record at SLU 83-96 PLAYERS TO WATCH Career Record: 83-96 Wayne Booker 6-6 SR 16.3ppg Assistants: Don Wilson/ Larry Woolfolk Jerry Kell y 6-7 JR 11 .1ppg SID: Larry Hymel Ri ck Stout 6-2 JR 3.6ppg

FRESNO-PACIFIC COLLEGE - Game No. 11 at San D iego, Wed., Jan . 6, 1982, 7:35 p.m.

SUNBIRD FACTS Location: Fresno, CA 93702 SID Ph one (2 09) 251-7194 Ni ckname: Sunbirds Ho me Pho ne: (209) 255-8460 Colors: Royal Blue/ Burnt Orange Last Season's Record : 13-16 En rol lment: 400 Series Record : 1st meeting Conference: NAIA No. Conf. Returning Lettermen: 6 President: Edmund Janzen Lettermen Lost: 5 Athletic Director: Hal Smith Returning Starters: 1 Coach: Hal Smith Starters Lost: 4 Alma Mater & Year: King's (NY ), 1967 Record at FPC 33-57 PLAYERS TO WATCH Career Record: 139-103 Mark Yoder 6-0 SR G Ass istants: Open Ri c h Rankin 6-0 SR G SID: Ken Fox Shane H ite 6-6 SR F

20 NEBRASKA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY - Game No. 12 at San Diego, Sat ., Jan. 9, 1982, 7:35 p.m .

PLAINSMEN FACTS SID: Darrell E. Seng Location : Lincoln, NE SID Phone: (4 02 ) 466-2371 , Ext. 319 Nickname: Plainsmen Colors: Yellow & Brown Last Season's Record: 7-19 En rol lment: 1,200 Series Record : 1st meeting Conference: NIAC Returning Lettermen: 11 President: Dr. John W. White, Jr. Lettermen Lost: 2 Athletic Director: Harold Chaffee Returning Starters: 0 Coach: Jerry Schmutte Starters Lost: 0 Alma Mater & Year NWU, 1967 Record at NWU 7-19 PLAYERS TO WATCH Career Record: 7-19 Greg Peterson 6-4 SR 15.8ppg Assistants: C.H. Hagstrom/ Paul Baker 6-8 JR 13.2ppg Todd Raridon/ Lou Maly Kevin Ohnotka 6-2 SR 12.7ppg

GONZAGA UNIVERSITY - Game No. 13 at Sa n Diego, Thu ., Jan. 14, 1982, 7:35 p.m.

BULLDOG FACTS SID Phone (509) 328-4220, Ext. 4202 Location: Spokane, WA Home Phone (5 09 ) 534-3793 Nickname: Bulldogs Last Season's Record: 19-8 Colors: Blue. Red , & White Series Re cord : 4-1 Enrollment: 3,500 Last Meeting: 1/ 31 / 81- 53 USO 47 Conference: WCAC Last Meeting: 2-14-81- 68 USO 54 President: Fr. Bernard J. Coughlin Returning Lettermen: 7 Athletic Director: Lettermen Lost: 4 Coach: Jay Hillock Returning Starters: 3 Alma Mater & Year : Gonzaga, 1971 Starters Lost: 3 Record at Gonzaga: 1st year PLAYERS TO WATCH Career Record: 0-0 Tim Wagoner 6-2 SR 10.2ppg Assistants: Bruce Wilson/Joe Hillock Bill Dunlap 6-9 SR 7.9ppg SID: Bud Nameck Duane Bergeson 6-10 SR 6.5ppg

UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND - Game No. 14 at San Diego, Sat., Jan. 16, 7:35 p.m. Return Game at Portland, Thu., Feb. 25 , 1982, 7:30 p.m. PILOT FACTS SI D Phone (503) 283-711 7 Location: Portland, OR Home Ph o ne: (5 03 ) 774-6921 Nickname: Pilots Last Season's Record: 17- 10 Colors: Purple & White Se ri es Re cord : 1-3 Enrollment: 2,700 Last Meeting 1-29-81 - 77 USO 72 Conference: WCAC Last Meeting: 2-12-81- 49 USO 50 President: Dr. Art Schulte Returning Lettermen: 5 Athletic Director: Joe Etzel Lettermen Lost: 3 Coach: Jack Avina Return ing Starters: 5 Alma Mater & Year: San Jose State, 1952 Starters Lost: 3 Record at Portland 144-154 PLAYERS TO WATCH Career Record 144-154 Jose Slaughter 6-5 SR 21 .2ppg Assistants: Rick Jackson/ Joe Meagher Moby Oliver 5-10 SR 12 .6ppg SID Mauro F. Potestio Bryan Beard 6-9 JR 10.4ppg

LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY - Game No. 15 at Loyola, Fri. , Jan. 22, 1982, 7:30 p.m. Return Game at San Di ego, Sat., Feb. 20 , 1982, 7:35 p.m . LION FACTS SID Barry Zepel Location Los Angeles, CA SID Phone (2 13) 642-3328 Nickname: Lions Home Phone: (213) 545-1372 Colors: Crimson & White Las t Season's Record: 9-19 Enrollment: 3,600 Series Record: 2-2 Conference WCAC Last Meeting: 1-17-81- 72 USO 62 President: Rev . Donald P Merrifield, S.J. Last Meeting: 2-26-81- 66 USO 78 Athletic Director: Robert D. Arias Retu rning Lettermen: 2 Coach: Ed Goorjian Lettermen Lost: 9 Alma Mater & Year : L.A. State, 1951 Returning Starters: O Record at LMU: 15-15 Starters Lost: 5 Career Record: 15-15 PLAYERS TO WATCH Assistants: Jim Perry/ Bob Thate/ Charles Dorsey 6-3 SO 9.5ppg Mike Lahm 6-11 SO 0.6ppg

21 PEPPERDINE UNVIERSITY - Game No. 16 Et Pepperdine, Sat. , Jan. 23 , 1982, 7:30 p.m. Return Game at San Diego, T hu., Feb. 18, 1982, 7:35 p.m.

WAVE FACTS SID Phone (213) 456-4333 Location: Malibu, CA Nickname: Waves Last Season's Record: 16-12 Colors: Blue, Orange, & White Series Record : 1-3 Enrollment: 7,000 Last Meeting: 1-16-81- 83 USO 50 Conference: WCAC Last Meeting: 2-28-81- 64 USO 63 President: Dr. Howard White Returning Lettermen: 9 Athletic Director: Wayne Wright Lettermen Lost: 1 Coach: Jim Harrick Returning Starters: 9 Alma Mater & Year: Morris Harvey 1960 Starters Lost: 1 Record at Portland: 33-23 PLAYERS TO WATCH Career Record: Victor Anger 6-7 SO 7.4ppg Assistants: Tom Asbury/ Gary Dean Boot Band 6-2 SR 3.5ppg SID: Greg Fritz Braxton Clark 6-7 SO 2.4ppg

UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO - Game No. 17 at San Diego, T hu., Jan. 28, 1982, 7:35 p.m. Return Game at San Francisco, Sat., Feb. 13, 1982, 8:00 p.m. DON FACTS SID Phone: (415) 666-6161 Location: San Francisco, CA Home Phone (415) 952-6110 Nickname: Dons Colors: Green & Gold Last Season's Record : 24-7 Enrollment: 7,000 Series Record : 1-4 Conference: WCAC Last Meeting: 2-20-81- 67 USO 58 President: Fr. John LoSchiavo S.J. Returning Lettermen: 8 Athletic Director: Bill Fusco Lettermen Lost: 4 Coach: Peter Barry Returning Starters: 4 Alma Mater & Year: USF, 1970 Starters Lost: 1 Record at USF: 24-7 PLAYERS TO WATCH Career Record: 24-7 6-3 JR 22ppg Assistants: Vince Combs, Ken Smith, 7-0 SR 17ppg Assistants: Jeff Edwards, Chris LaRocca John Hegwood 6-5 SR 16ppg SID: Dave Preston Ken McA/ister 6-5 SR 10ppg

UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CLARA - Game No. at San Diego, Sat., Jan. 30, 1982, 7:35 p.m. Return Game at Santa C lara, Thu., Feb. 11 , 1982, 7:30 p.m . SID Phone: (408) 984-4659 BRONCO FACTS Home Phone: (408) 374-7419 Location: Santa Clara, CA Last Season's Record : 14-13 Nickname: Broncos Series Record : 6-1 Colors: Crimson, White, & Gold Last Meeting 3-7-81 - 80 USO 74 Enrollment: 3,500 Returning Lettermen: 9 Conference: WCAC Lettermen Lost: 4 President: Very Rev . W.J . Rewak, S.J. Returning Starters: 2 Athletic Director: Pat Malley Starters Lost: 3 Coach : Carroll Williams PLAYERS TO WATCH Alma Mater & Year: San Jose St. , 1956 Bill Duffy 6-4 SR 11 .5ppg Record at SCU: 157-138 Kelvin Bowers 6-6 JR 10.5ppg Career Record: 157-138 Micheal Norman 6-7 SO 8.5ppg Assistants: Dick Davey, Skip Molitor Derryl Williams 6-4 SR 8.8ppg SID: Mike McNulty Gary Hopkins 6-7 JR 6.1 ppg

ST. MARY'S COLLEGE - Game No. 19 at St. Mary's, Sat. , Feb. 6, 1982, 7:30 p.m. Return Game at San Diego, Thu., Mar. 4, 1982, 7:35 p.m. GAEL FACTS Assistants: George Baljevich Location: Moraga, CA SID: Mike Matthews Nickname: Galloping Gaels SID Phone: (415) 376-4411 , Ext. 402 Colors: Red and Blue Home Phone: (415) 945-6776 Enrollment: 1600 Last Season's Record: 9-18 Conference: WCAC Series Record : 1-3 President: Br. Mel Anderson, FSC Last Meeting: 2-21-81- 70 USO 69 Athletic Director: Donald J. McKillip Returning Lettermen: 7 Coach: Bill Oates Lettermen Lost: 6 Alma Mater & Year: Occidental, 1961 Returning Starters: 4 Record at St. Mary's: 24-30 Starters Lost: 1 Career Record: 24-30 PLA YEAS TO WATCH Assistants: John Chavers, David Vann 6-5 SR 17.5ppg Howard Harband, Peter Thi beaux 6-6 JR 11 .9ppg

22 The Toreros home schedu le will divide time this season between the San Diego Sports Arena and the USO Sports Center. Th e Sport s Arena has a seating capaci ty of 13,500. while the Sports Center's capacity is 2,500.

23 FINAL UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO BASKETBALL RECORD: 10-16 WCAC: 3-11 26 GAME STATISTICS 1980-81

NAME NO POS GP MIN FGM-FGA % FTM-FGA % s BLK TO A PTS AVE HI REB R.A. BARTHOLOMEW 42 F 23 743 132-253 .521 50-88 .568 24 16 49 41 314 13.7 23 154 6.7 WCAC 12 390 62-135 .459 29-52 .558 14 8 24 22 153 12.8 22 67 5.6 BATEMAN 52 F 20 169 16-34 .470 10-16 .625 3 2 13 23 42 2.1 9 43 2.2 WCAC 10 96 8-13 .620 5-8 .625 1 1 7 14 21 2.1 8 22 2.2 HEPPELL 54 C 26 811 111-211 .526 40-51 .784 22 10 53 58 262 10.1 23 134 5.2 WCAC 14 481 71-147 .483 20-24 .833 15 9 28 27 162 11 .6 23 73 5.2 JONES 32 F 26 801 121-215 .563 48-76 .632 19 17 47 68 290 11.2 19 125 4.8 WCAC 14 474 68-115 .591 27-47 .574 9 4 24 23 163 11 .6 19 67 4.8 LEVESQUE 50 F 26 393 35-72 .486 10-27 .370 14 10 50 41 80 3.1 10 66 2.5 WCAC 14 207 17-32 .531 6-16 .380 5 5 27 20 40 2.9 8 40 2.9 PHELPS 44 C 4 19 1-2 .500 3-4 .750 0 0 2 0 5 1.3 4 3 .75 WCAC 1 4 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 00 PRUNTY 12 7 9-21 .429 9-11 .818 6 0 6 7 27 2.3 7 6 .50 WCAC 5 30 5-10 .500 3-5 .600 5 0 5 13 2.6 7 4 .80 RAMSEY 14 G 22 275 27-65 .415 4-13 .308 8 4 17 20 58 2.6 9 30 1.4 WCAC 13 217 20-41 .489 3-12 .250 6 4 13 17 44 3.4 9 21 1.6 ROCHA 30 F 17 197 20-49 .408 18-32 .563 4 3 12 6 58 3.4 13 34 2.0 WCAC 5 57 3-9 .333 3-9 .333 1 0 3 2 9 1.8 6 9 1.8 RUBIN 10 G 4 20 2-7 .290 0-0 .000 0 0 3 0 4 1.0 4 2 .50 WCAC 2 7 2-5 .400 0-0 .000 0 0 1 0 4 2 .0 4 1 .50 STOCKALPER 12 G 45 833 102-198 .515 51-59 .864 27 3 58 94 255 10.6 25 48 2.0 WCAC 12 414 47-95 .495 22-26 .846 10 0 27 58 116 9.7 24 24 2.0 TAYLOR 34 G 3 19 1-7 .143 2-2 1.000 2 0 3 1 4 1 .3 2 4 1 .3 WCAC 1 11 0-4 .000 0-0 .000 2 0 2 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 WHITMARSH 22 G 26 8.65 116-202 .574 54-66 .818 24 12 29 68 286 11 .0 21 66 2.5 WCAC 14 451 65-108 .601 26.34 .765 10 6 16 38 156 11 .1 21 36 2.6

USO 26 5225 693-1354 .512 299-448 .667 152 77 360 427 1685 64.8 81 790 30.4 WCAC 14 2800 368-703 .523 145-232 .625 77 37 163 221 881 62.9 78 409 29.2 OPP 26 5225 646-1340 .482 397-545 .728 170 69 300 371 1699 65.3 108 782 30.1 WCAC 14 2800 346-695 .498 249-336 .741 88 40 137 168 941 67 .2 83 414 29.5

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT TOTAL USO: 790 876 19 1685 OPP: 796 893 10 1699

USD OPPONENT 52 San Diego St. 60 64 ·usF 67 74 Santa Barbara 57 72 • Portland 77 68 Chicago Circle 62 47 ·Gonzaga 53 44 US Air Force 45 60 ·santa Clara 64 81 UM Kansas City 43 50 ·Portland 49 70 UC Riverside 52 54 · Gonzaga 68 75 N. Arizona 52 58 · usF 67 71 Centenary 79 69 ·st. Mary's 70 79 Stanford (OT) 70 78 "Loyola 66 56 Berkeley 60 63 ·pepperdine 64 72 C.P. Pomona 70 74 · santa Clara 80 62 UC Irvine 108 "WCAC (West Coast Games 50 ·Pepperdine 83 Athletic Confer.) 69 ·Loyola 72 73 · st. Mary's 61

24 RETURNING PLAYERS GAME BY GAME RESULTS FROM THE 1980-81 SEASON BATEMAN HEPPELL JONES PRUNTY RAMSEY ROCHA WHITMARSH PTS/REB PTS/REB PTS/REB PTS/REB PTS/ REB PTS/ REB PTS/REB SAN DIEGO STATE DNP 11 /7 7/4 DNP DNP 2/ 1 7/4 UC SANTA BARBARA 0/2 7/4 10/2 DNP 2/0 3/4 9/3 U. OF ILL., CHICAGO CIRCLE DNP 11 /13 10/0 DNP 0/0 6 /2 11 /5 AIR FORCE ACADEMY DNP 2/0 9/7 DNP 0/0 2 /3 8/4 U. OF MO., KANSAS CITY 9/2 4 /5 19/9 2/ 1 0/0 10/6 10/0 UC RIVERSIDE 4/1 15/10 4/5 0/0 DNP 7/0 11 /1 N. ARIZONA U. 0/0 8 /1 17/4 2 /0 2 /0 2 /3 13/0 CENTENARY U. 4/1 0/0 15/6 2 / 1 0/0 4/5 14/6 STANFORD U. 0/0 14/5 10/8 0 /0 0 /0 0 / 1 20/4 UC BERKELEY 0/2 1 /6 15/3 2 /0 DNP 0/0 6/2 CAL POLY POMONA 0/1 13/5 6 /5 DNP 6/5 0 /0 11 /3 UC IRVINE 4/3 14/3 5 /4 6/0 4/4 13/0 10/0 PEPPERDINE U. * 0/3 4/8 14/7 7 /2 5 /2 6 /3 4 /1 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT * 2/3 23/9 0 /0 DNP DNP 3/3 12/4 ST. MARY'S * DNP 7/3 17/8 DNP 6/3 DNP 12/4 U. OF SAN FRANCISCO * DNP 16/0 12/4 DNP 2/ 1 DNP 7/3 U. OF PORTLAND * DNP 17/7 14/4 0/0 8 /3 DNP 18/2 GONZAGA U. * 8/2 13/7 6/7 DNP 0/ 1 0 /2 16/2 U. OF SANTA CLARA * 4/1 8 /7 11 /3 DNP 0/0 DNP 9/2 U. OF PORTLAND * 2/7 12/2 4 /3 DNP 0/0 DNP 2/1 GONZAGA U. * 1/3 12/4 8 /3 2 /0 4/3 2/0 9/4 U. OF SAN FRANCISCO * 2/2 16/3 12/7 DNP 3/3 DNP 8/3 ST. MARY'S * 2/2 10/2 13/4 DNP 0/0 0 /1 9 /3 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT * DNP 2/7 19/6 DNP 3/ 1 DNP 12/4 PEPPERDINE U. * 0/0 6/7 18/5 2/ 1 4/3 DNP 21 /2 U. OF SANTA CLARA * 0/0 16/5 15/6 2/ 1 9 / 1 DNP 17/2 TORERO TOP SCORERS AND REBOUNDER$ SAN DIEGO STATE ...... Heppell and Stockalper 11 pts .. . Bartholomew 9 reb. UC SANTA BARBARA ...... Stockalper 25 pts ... Bartholomew 7 reb. U. OF ILL., CHICAGO CIRCLE ...... Bartholomew 13 pts ... Heppell 13 reb. AIR FORCE ACADEMY ...... Bartholomew 13 pts . .. Jones 7 reb. U. OF MO ., KANSAS CITY ...... Jones 19 pts . . . Jones 9 reb. UC RIVERSIDE ...... Bartholomew 16 pts ... Barhtolomew and Heppell 11 reb. N. ARIZONA U ...... Bartholomew and Jones 17 pts ... Bartholomew 7 reb. CENTENARY U ...... Jones 15 pts ... Jones, Levesque, and Whitmarsh 6 reb. STANFORD U ...... Bartholomew 26 pts . .. Bartholomew and Jones 8 reb. UC BERKELEY ...... Stockalper 16 pts ... Heppell 6 reb. CAL POLY POMONA ...... Stockalper 19 pts ... Heppell, Jones, and Ramsey 6 reb. UC IRVINE ...... Heppell 14 pts ... Jones, Levesque, and Ramsey 4 reb. PEPPERDINE U ...... Jones 14 pts ... Heppell 8 reb. LOYOLA MARYMOUNT ...... Heppell 23 pts . .. Heppell 9 reb. ST. MARY'S ...... Jones 17 pts ... Jones 8 reb. U. OF SAN FRANCISCO ...... Bartholomew 20 pts ... Bartholomew and Jones 4 reb. U. OF PORTLAND ...... Whitmarsh 18 pts ... Heppell 7 reb. GONZAGA U ...... Whitmarsh 16 pts ... Heppell 7 reb. U. 0 F SANT A CLARA ...... Bartholomew 19 pts . .. Bartholomew 11 reb. U. OF PORTLAND ...... Bartholomew 16 pts .. . Bateman 7 reb. GONZAGA U ...... Heppell 12 pts ... Bartholomew 8 reb. U OF SAN FRANCISCO ...... Heppell 16 pts . . . Jones 7 reb. ST. MARY'S ...... Stockalper 24 pts ... Jones, Levesque, and Stockhalper 4 reb. LOYOLA MARYMOUNT ...... Bartholomew 22 pts ... Bartholomew 10 reb. PEPPERDINE U ...... Whitmarsh 21 pts . . . Levesque 9 reb. U OF SANT A CLARA ...... Heppell 16 pts . .. Jones 6 reb. 25 CAREER (Minimum two seasons)

Player Years Games Points Avg 1. Stan 1971-74 81 1472 18.2 2 Robert Smith 1971-74 74 1295 17.5 3. Jim Fleming 1959-61 55 942 17.1 4. Cliff Ashford 1956-59 70 1164 16.6 ALL-TIME SCORING LEADERS 5. Ken Leslie 1956-59 77 1174 15.2 6. Oscar Foster 1969-71 52 746 14.4 7. Rick Cabrera 1865-68 78 1088 13.9 1. Stan Washington 1971-74 1472 8. ·sob Bartholomew 1977-81 103 1394 13.5 2. ·sob Bartholomew 1977-81 1394 9. Eddie Davis 1975-77 51 679 13.3 3. Robert Smith 1971-74 1295 10. Neil Traub 1973-75 53 692 12.0 4. Russ Cravens 1959-63 1234 ·Division I & II 5. Ken Leslie 1956-59 1174 6. Cliff Ashford 1963-66 1164 7. Richard Harnett 1974-78 1090 8. Rick Cabrera 1965-68 1088 9. Ken Smith 1972-76 1023 TOP 10 SINGLE SEASON POINTS PER GAME 10. Gus Magee 1966-70 977 11. Jim Fleming 1956-61 942 12. Ted Fields 1965-68 935 Player Years Points Avg . 13. Lymond Williams 1962-65 932 1. Stan Washington 1973-74 519 19.2 14. ·Mike Stockalper 1977-81 887 2. Cliff Ashford 1964-65 484 19.0 15. Bob Maines 1957-60 786 3. Jim Fleming 1960-61 506 18.7 16. Oscar Foster 1969-71 746 4. Stan Washington 1971-72 470 18.1 17. Neil Traub 1973-75 692 5. Robert Smith 1972-73 503 17.9 18. Eddie Davis 1975-77 679 6. Cliff Ashford 1963-64 461 17. 7 19. Alan Fay 1965-68 644 7. Rick Cabrera 1965-66 305 17.2 20. Mark Teisman 1962-65 641 Ted Fields 1966-67 429 17.2 ·Denotes Division I & II 8. Rick Cabrera 1957-58 428 17 .1 9. Ken Leslie 1957-58 421 16.9 10. Ron Cole 1977-78 454 16.8

COACHING RECORDS

Co ach Won Lost Pc t. Yrs. CAREER FIELD GOALS Jim Brovelli 109 75 .592 7 1. Stan W ashing ton 229 Bob Mccutcheon 14 11 .560 1 Bernie Bickerstaff 55 49 .529 4 Phil W o olpert 90 90 .500 7 Fo n Jo hnson 24 31 .436 2 CAREER FREE THROWS Ken Leslie 11 16 .407 1 Les Harvey 15 36 .294 2 1. Cliff A shford 358 Ed Baran 6 20 .231

TOP REBOUNDER

1. GusMagee (1966-70) 948 U.S.D. WCAC CAREER RECORD

Gonzaga University 0-4 TOP TEN SEASON REBOUNDERS Loyola Marymount University 2-2 Pepperdine University 1-3 Player Years Rebound s Avg. Portland University 1-3 1. Gus Magee 1968-69 344 14.3 St. Mary's College 1-3 2 _ Paul Reynolds 1957-58 289 13.1 University of San Francisco 0-4 3. Gus Magee 1969· 70 306 12.2 University of Santa Clara 0-4 4. Paul Reynolds 1956-57 349 12.0 Seattle University 0-2 5. Robert Smith 1971-72 290 11 . 1 6. Robert Smith 1972-73 292 10.4 Totals 5-25 7. Neil Traub 1973-74 277 10.3 8. Neil Traub 1974-75 251 9.7 9. Bob Scotian 1970-71 225 9.4 10. Art Wical 1959-60 251 9.3

26 MODERN TORERO RECORDS

TEAM .. Games Played (1956 -57) ...... 29 Games Won ( 1977 • 78) . . . 22 Games Lost (1961-62) . . ... 20 Best Percentage (1977 -78) . ... 759 Season Points Scored (1977 -78) ...... 2403 Combined Score ...... 218 1969-70 ; USO 99 , Tahoe College 119 Single Game Score (1973- 74) (La Verne) .. 134 Single Game Field Goals (1973-74) (La Verne) . 58 Single Game Free Throws (1964 -65) (Chapman) . . 35 Single Game Rebounds (1973-74) (Olivet Nazarene) . . 82

INDIVIDUAL. ..

Scoring, four years ...... Stan Washington (1971 -74) 1472 Scoring, three years ...... Jim Fleming (1959-61) 942 Scoring, one game . . Robert " Pinky" Smith (1972-73) 40 Points per game, career ...... Stan Washington 18.2 Points per game, season . .. Stan Washington (1973-74) 19.2

FIELD GOALS ..

Made, Career . . Stan Washington 621 Made, one year ...... Stan Washington (1973 -74) 229 Made, one game ...... Robert " Pinky" Smith (1972-73) 19 Field goal percentage, one year ...... Bob Bartholomew (77 • 78) .577

REBOUNDS ..

Career ...... Gus Magee (1966-70) 948 One Season ...... Paul Reynolds (1956-57) 349 One Game ...... Gus Magee (1969-70) 24

FREE THROWS ..

Made, Career ...... Cliff Ashford (1963-65) 358 Made, One Year ...... Cliff Ashford (1963-64) 161 Made, One Game ...... Cliff Ashford (1964-65) 21

ASSISTS ..

Career . . Stan Washington (1971-74) 451 One year . . . Stan Washington (1972-73) 171 One game . . . . . Stan Washington (1973-74) 14

WINNING PERCENTAGE

YEAR RECORD PCT. COACH 100 POINT GAMES (FOR) 1977-78 22 -7 .758 Jim Brovelli 1976-77 20-7 .741 Jim Brovelli 1973-74 USO 134 La Verne College 68 1978-79 19 -7 .731 Jim Brovell i 1959-60 USO 119 Azusa College 75 1972-73 19 -9 .679 Bernie Bickerstaff 1976-77 USD 114 Los Angeles State 76 1965-66 17 -11 .607 Phil Woolpert 1978-79 USD 107 La Verne College 63 1967 -68 15 -10 .600 Phil Woolpert 1977-78 USD 106 CS Stanislaus 95 1975-76 15- 10 .600 Jim Brovelli 1971 -72 USD 105 Chapman College 86 1973-74 16 -11 .593 Jim Brovelli 1974-75 USD 104 Cal Lutheran 72 1964-65 15 -11 .577 Phil Woolpert 1976-77 USD 104 CS Stanislaus 77 1957-58 14 -11 .560 Bob Mccutcheon 1969-70 USO 103 Western New Mexico 87 1966-67 14 -11 .560 Phil Woolpert 1977 -78 USO 103 La Verne College 74 1969-70 14 -12 .538 Bern ie Bi ckerstaff 1960-61 USO 102 Biola College 61 1960-61 USO 102 Bi ola College 70 1970-71 USO 102 CS Dominguez 65 100 POINT GAMES (AGAINST) 1970-71 USO 102 Cal Poly Pomona 90 1964-65 USO 101 Chapman College 91 1959-60 USD 75 Los Angeles State 124 1973-74 USO 101 Olivet Nazarene 91 1969-70 USO 99 Tahoe College 119 1957-58 USO 100 La Verne College 80 1969-70 USO 92 Los Angeles State 118 1969-70 USO 100 UC Riverside 96 1979-80 USO 78 U. of San Francisco 106 1976-77 USO 100 CS Dominguez 62 1961-62 USO 57 Orange State 105 1977-78 USO 100 Southern Cal College 96 1971-72 USO 90 Chapman College 105 1977-78 USO 100 Aurora 58 1966-67 USO 72 Carroll College 102 1958-59 USO 42 Fresno State 101 1970-71 USO 91 Cal Poly (SLO) 100 1979-80 USO 82 Loyola Marymount 100

27 KEN SMITH

TOREROS DRAFTED RON COLE STAN WASHINGTON Harlem Globe Trotters IN Washington Bullets NBA

BUZZ HARNETT BOB BARTHOLOMEW Golden State Warriors (European Pro League) (European Pro League)

28 WCAC Honorable Mention 1980-81

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BOB BARTHOLOMEW MIKE STOCKALPER

29 In the West ... It's the WCAC

WCAC HISTORY A rich tradition has been established by the West Coast Athletic Conference since its incep­ tion in 1952. Throughout the years the WCAC has been recognized nationally as one of the top basketball conferences, sending several teams to post season tournaments each year, and having the national champion two years in USF (1955, 56) . The Conference also has contributed many top players into the PRO ranks such as (USF), (SCU), K.C. Jones (USF) , (SMC), Ollie Johnson (USF) , Joe Ellis West Coast Athletic Conference (USF), (SCU), (UOP), Phil Smith (USF) , Kevin Restani (USF) , Dennis 30th ANNIIIERSARY Johnson (PU), (UNLIV), Marlon Red­ l9.S2-l982 mond (USF) , and (USF) . Although the Conference is most noted for its 0 basketball programs the WCAC also crowns -¥ ST. MARY'S champions in cross country, golf, soccer, and -¥ SAN FRANC/SC; tennis. In baseball the WCAC merged with the .. PCAA in 1977, creating the Southern California SANTA CLARA and Northern California Baseball Associations. Today the West Coast Athletic Conference has expanded from its original five members (San Francisco, Santa Clara, St. Mary's, San Jose State, and Pacific) to the present eight including San Francisco, Santa Clara, St. Mary's, Gonzaga, Loyola PEPPER DINE Marymount, Pepperdine, Portland, and the Univer­ sity of San Diego.

WCAC LEAGUE AND SEASON FINAL STANDINGS NAME OF WCAC TEAM LEAGUE RECORD SEASON RECORD WON LOST PCT. PF. PA. WON LOST PCT. PF. PA. UNIV. SAN FRANCISCO* 11 3 .785 1155 1030 24 7 .774 2579 2298 PEPPER DINE* 11 3 .785 1174 1087 16 12 .571 2301 2238 GONZAGA 9 5 .642 922 869 19 8 .703 1872 1652 PORTLAND 7 7 .500 1034 1049 17 10 .692 1973 1918 SANTA CLARA 7 7 .500 1066 1057 14 13 .518 2086 2027 LOYOLA/ MARYMOUNT 5 9 .357 1018 1123 9 19 .321 2073 2307 SAN DIEGO 3 11 .214 881 941 10 16 .384 1685 1699 ST. MARY'S 3 11 .214 1004 1098 9 18 .333 1907 2085 ·denotes Co -West Coast Athletic Conference Champions

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L to R, Front Row: Byron Roberts, Jon Freeman, Rich Davis, Randy Brickley, John Prunty, Rusty Whitmarsh, Mi-ke,Ramsey Back Row: Coach Dick Satterlee, Coach John Cosentino , Paul Appleby, Don Capener, Anthony Ruess, Robby Roberts, Steve Rocha, David Heppell, Bob Kulovitz, Gerald Jones, Jim Bateman, Head Coach Jim Brovelli, Coach Gus Magee RADIO & TELEVISION ROSTER RICH DAVIS JIM BATEMAN

10 6'0", 165 lbs. 34 6'5", 220 lbs. Junior Senior Guard Forward/Center Cleveland, Ohio Laguna Beach, Ca.

JON FREEMAN ~-·.·, ..':i~· BYRON ROBERTS

12 6'2", 165 lbs. 40 6'4", 200 lbs. Freshman Freshman Guard .~.:, ·· Guard San Diego, Ca. Los Angeles, Ca.

MIKE RAMSEY DAVID HEPPELL

14 6'4", 170 lbs. 42 6'8", 225 lbs. Senior Senior Guard Center Seal Beach, Ca. Sacramento, Ca.

JOHN PRUNTY ROBBY ROBERTS

20 6'0", 170 lbs. 44 6'7", 200 lbs. Sophomore Junior Guard Forward Sunnyvale, Ca. Los Angeles, Ca.

RUSTY WHITMARSH PAUL APPLEBY

22 6'3" , 190 lbs. 50 6'5", 200 lbs. Senior Senior Guard Forward San Diego, Ca. Cleveland, Ohio

DON CAPENER BOB KULOVITZ

24 6'6", 190 lbs. 52 6'7'', 200 lbs. Sophomore Junior Guard/Forward Forward San Diego, Ca. Chicago, Ill.

STEVE ROCHA ANTHONY RUESS

30 6'8", 225 lbs. 54 6'6", 195 lbs. Senior Freshman Center Forward Modesto, Ca. San Diego, Ca.

GERALD JONES RANDY BRICKLEY

32 6'6", 200 lbs. 6'6", 175 lbs. Senior Junior Forward Guard/Forward Tucson, Ariz. Glendale, Ariz.

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NOVEMBER Sat Jan. 16 UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND• USO 7:35 pm Day Date Opponent Loe. Time Fri Jan. 22 Loyola Marymount University• LMU 7:30 pm m Sat Nov.28 UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC USO 7:35 pm Sat Jan. 23 Pepperdine University• PEP 7:30 p Thu Jan. 28 UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO• USO 7:35 pm Sat Jan. 30 UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CLARA' USO 7:35 pm DECEMBER Day Date Opponent Loe. Time FEBRUARY Fri Dec. 4 BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY USO 7:35 pm Day Date Opponent Loe. Time Sat Dec. 5 UC IRVINE USO 7:35 pm Sat Feb. 6 St. Mary's College• SMC 7:30 pm Thu Dec. 1o San Diego State University SOSA 7:35 pm Thu Feb. 11 University of Santa Clara• USC 7:30 pm Thu Dec. 17 BETHEL COLLEGE USO 7:35 pm Sat Feb. 13 University of San Francisco• USF 8:00 pm Sun Dec. 20 ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY USO 7:35 pm Thu Feb. 18 PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY- USO 7:35 pm Tue Dec. 22 UC Santa Barbara UCSB 7:30 pm Sat Feb. 20 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY- USO 7:35 pm Mon Dec. 28 UC BERKELEY SOSA 7:35 pm Thu Feb. 25 University of Portland• PORT 7:30 pm Sat Feb. 27 Gonzaga University• GON 7:30 pm JANUARY Day Date Opponent Loe. Time MARCH Sat Jan. 2 Northern Arizona University NAU 7:30 pm Day Date Opponent Loe. Time Mon Jan. 4 SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA USO 7:35 pm Thu Mar. 4 ST. MARY'S COLLEGE• USO 7:35 pm Wed Jan. 6 FRESNO-PACIFIC COLLEGE USO 7:35 pm Sat Jan. 9 NEBRASKA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY USO 7:35 pm SOSA denotes San Diego Sports Arena Thu Jan. 14 GONZAGA UNIVERSITY- USO 7:35 pm • Denotes West Coast Athletic Conference Games