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University of San Diego Visiting Team Guide 2019-2020 UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO VISITING TEAM GUIDE 2019-2020 Dear Guest: We look forward to your team’s visit to the University of San Diego. We hope this guide will provide you with the information you need regarding travel, hotel accommodations, dining, entertainment and transportation to make your stay in “America’s Finest City” enjoyable. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need anything. Sincerely, Bill McGillis Executive Director of Athletics University of San Diego Table of Contents Mission & Vision Statement ................................................................................................................ 1 Athletic Department Personnel ........................................................................................................... 2 Ticket Information .............................................................................................................................. 3 Primary Media Outlets ........................................................................................................................ 4 Hotel Information ............................................................................................................................... 5 Transportation Information ................................................................................................................. 5 Logistical Information ......................................................................................................................... 6 Restaurants ........................................................................................................................................ 8 Movies and Shopping.......................................................................................................................... 8 San Diego Attractions ......................................................................................................................... 9 Emergency Information .................................................................................................................... 10 Directions to USD ............................................................................................................................. 11 Mission and Vision Statements Department of Intercollegiate Athletics Mission Statement As part of the University of San Diego, a Roman Catholic University, the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is committed to advancing academic and athletic excellence and enhancing students’ lives while promoting the University of San Diego. Department of Intercollegiate Athletics Vision Statement Win conference championships while developing exceptional Torero graduates for life. University of San Diego Quick Facts Athletic Department Personnel Executive Director of Athletics Bill McGillis 619 260-2982 Sr. Associate AD for Administration Dan Yourg 619 260-4803 Sr. Associate AD for Development Tyler Mariucci 619-260-4666 Sr. Associate AD for External Affairs Marcy Lanoue 619 260-4755 Assistant AD for Compliance Anthony Martinez 619 260-5911 Assistant Director of Athletics for Marketing & Promotions Donte’ Carty 619 260-7989 Assistant AD for Development Zach Harris 619 260-4614 Assistant Director for Marketing Robbie Hill 619 260-8845 Associate AD for Facilities and Operations Josh Lawrence 619 260-7531 Assistant Director of Facilities and Operations AJ Gonzalez 619 260-2803 Assistant Director of Facilities and Operations Kristen Smits 619 260-2463 Associate AD for Media Relations Chris Kutz 619 260-7930 Assistant Director of Athletics for Strategic Comm. Rose McPherson 619 260-4745 Assistant Director of Athletics for Strategic Comm. Amanda Byler 619-260-2323 Associate AD for Sports Medicine/Head Athletic Trainer Eli Bisnett-Cobb 619 260-2308 Assistant Athletic Trainer Patrick Langit 619 260-8895 Assistant Athletic Trainer Daniel Melara 619 260-8895 Assistant Athletic Trainer Justin Coliflores 619 260-8895 Assistant AD for Facilities and Operations/JCP Branda Cook 619 260-7565 Assistant Director for Ticketing & Sports Camps Lauren Littleton 619 260-7886 Assistant Director of Facilities and Operations Kirby Uranich 619 260-6862 Operations Coordinator Andrew Wolgemuth 619-260-2374 Athletic Department Main Line 619 260-4803 BASEBALL 619 260-5953 GOLF 619 260-2371 Head Coach Rich Hill Head Coach Chris Riley Assistant Coaches Matthew Florer Assistant Coach Logan Goulding Brock Ungricht Ray McIntire MEN’S SOCCER 619 260-2305 Director of Operations Mathew Troupe Head Coach Brian Quinn MEN’S BASKEBALL 619 260-4829 Associate Head Coach Seamus McFadden Head Coach Sam Scholl Assistant Coach Mike Nicholson Assistant Coaches Chris Gerlufsen Terrence Rencher David Carter WOMEN’S SOCCER 619 260-2306 Director of Operations Lance LaVetter Head Coach Louise Lieberman Assistant Coaches Leigh Ann Brown WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 619 260-8892 Edgar Anzaldo Head Coach Cindy Fisher Assistant Coaches Maryann Falcosky WOMEN’S SOFTBALL 619 260-4281 Assistant Coaches Trevor Olson Head Coach Jessica Pistole Jasmine Holliday Assistant Coaches TBD Director of Operations Madi Burningham TBD MEN’S CREW 619 260-2261 SWIMMING & DIVING 619 260-2372 Head Coach TBD Head Coach Mike Keeler Assistant Coach David Janiak Assistant Coach Jaclyn Rosen Diving Coach Amy Alexander WOMEN’S CREW 619 260-5923 Head Coach Sarah Trowbridge MEN’S TENNIS 619 260-8889 Assistant Coaches Stesha Carle Head Coach Ryan Keckley Mike Homes Assistant Coach Sebastian Rey Ryan Hemelt WOMEN’S TENNIS 619 260-2233 CROSS COUNTRY 619 260-2847 Head Coach Sherri Stephens Head Coach Will Guarino Assistant Coach Nadia Abdala Assistant Coach TBD WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL 619 260-5909 Head Coach Jennifer Petrie FOOTBALL 619 260-4740 Associate Head Coach Brent Hilliard Head Coach Dale Lindsey Assistant Coach Jimmy Lundgren Assistant Coaches Cory White Christian Taylor Jacques Cesaire Taylor Chapatte STRENGTH COACH 619-260-2373 Joe Staab Tyler Sutton Head Coach Mark Lamoreaux Bobby Jay Garrett Robinson Assistant Coaches TBD Ben Barton Ben Brunnschweiler Robb Bauer Ticket Information Ticket Manager: Lauren Littleton ([email protected] - 619-260-7886) SPORT HOME CONTESTS TICKET PRICES (As of 7/31/14) Subject to change Baseball Fowler Park and Reserved Seating: Adult $10 Division I Cunningham Field Youth $5 Coach: Rich Hill USD Students/Fac: FREE Conference: West Coast Conference Children 3 & under: FREE Men’s Basketball Jenny Craig Pavilion Sideline: $20 Division I Adult Baseline: $15 Coach: Sam Scholl Youth Baseline: $5 Conference: West Coast Conference USD Students/Fac: Free Women’s Basketball Jenny Craig Pavilion General Admission: $10 Division I USD Students/Fac: Free Coach: Cindy Fisher Children 3 & under: Free Conference: West Coast Conference Football Torero Stadium Reserved: $25 Division I-FCS Adults: $10 Coach: Dale Lindsey Youth: $5 Conference: Pioneer Football League USD Students/Fac: Free Men’s Soccer Torero Stadium General Admission: $10 Division I USD Students/Fac: Free Coach: Brian Quinn Children 3 & under: Free Conference: West Coast Conference Women’s Soccer Torero Stadium General Admission: $10 Division I USD Students/Fac: Free Coach: Louise Lieberman Children 3 & under: Free Conference: West Coast Conference Softball USD Softball Complex Admission: Free Division I Tournaments: TBD Coach: Jessica Pistole Conference: West Coast Conference Volleyball Jenny Craig Pavilion General Admission: $10 Division I USD Students/Fac: Free Coach: Jennifer Petrie Children 3 & under: Free Conference: West Coast Conference Local Media TELEVISION: ASSOCIATE PRESS Bernie Wilson, Sports Editor th ABC CHANNEL 10 NEWS 964 5 Avenue, Suite 407 Ben Higgins, Sports Director San Diego, CA 92101 Steve Smith, Sports 619-231-9365 4600 Air Way San Diego, CA 92102 RADIO: 619-237-1010 FAX 527-0369 THE MIGHTY 1090AM FOX 5 SAN DIEGO ESPN 1700AM Troy Hirsch, Sports Director Mike Shepard, Program Director (1090AM) 7191 Engineer Road Joe Tutino, Asst. Program Director (1700AM) San Diego, CA 92111 6160 Cornerstone Ct. East, Suite 100 858-492-9269 FAX 573-6600 San Diego, CA 92121 858-535-2500 KUSI NEWS 9/51 Paul Rudy, Sports Directory XTRA 1360 FOX SPORTS SAN DIEGO Rick Willis & Brandon Stone, Sports Brian Wilson, Program Director 4375 Viewridge Ave 9660 Granite Ridge Drive, Suite 100 San Diego, CA 92123 San Diego, CA 92123 858-571-5151 858-292-2000 THE CW6 SAN DIEGO KOGO 600AM Lee Hamilton, Sports 5050 Murphy Canyon Road 8253 Ronson Road San Diego, CA 92123 San Diego, CA 92111 858-278-1130 858-279-6666 VOICE OF SAN DIEGO TOREROS CBS NEWS 8 Jack Cronin, Play-by-Play Kyle Kraska, Sports Director @JackCroninPXP John Howard, Sports 7677 Engineer Rd. 97.3 THE FAN San Diego, CA 92111 619-291-9797 858-571-8888 FAX 560-0627 9665 Granite Ridge Road San Diego, CA 92123 FOX SPORTS SAN DIEGO Henry S Ford, Sr. VP & GM Nick Davis, Executive Producer Mike Pomeranz, Sports 350 Tenth Avenue, Suite 400 San Diego, CA 92101 NBC 7 SAN DIEGO Jim Laslavic, Sports Director Derek Togerson & MJ Acosta, Sports 9680 Granite Ridge Drive San Diego, CA 92123 NEWSPAPER: SAN DIEGO-UNION TRIBUNE Sports Editor, Jay Posner Kevin Acee & Bryce Miller, Columnists Don Norcross & Kirk Kenny, Beat 600 B Street #1201 San Diego, CA 92123 619-293-1343 Hotel Information Mission Valley Hilton 901 Camino Del Rio South San Diego, CA 92108 Contact: Alexandra Bartley 619-767-5568 FAX 619-296-9561 [email protected] www.sandiegomissionvalley.hilton.com Courtyard by Marriott San Diego Central 8561 Spectrum Center Blvd. San Diego, CA 92123 Contact: Ryan Owenburg 858-633-9008 FAX 858-573-9818 [email protected]
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