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Visitor's Guide 2012-13 VISITOR’S GUIDE Department of Intercollegiate Athletics 1801 East Cotati Ave. Rohnert Park, CA 94928 VISITOR’S GUIDE VISITOR’S GUIDE GENERAL INFORMATION Sonoma State University occupies 247 acres in the beautiful wine country of Sonoma County, in Northern California. Located at the foot of the Sonoma hills, the campus is just an hour’s drive north of San Francisco and 40 minutes away from the Pacific Ocean. Sonoma State University is dedicated to the liberal arts and sciences and is known for active use of technol- ogy. As California’s premier public undergraduate institution, SSU has a commitment to graduating students who have the ability to think critically and ethically and can effectively use information technology. Our relatively small campus of 8,000 allows for close faculty-student interaction. Sonoma State University is deeply committed to the teaching and learning of liberal arts and sciences. And we are proud that we have continued to develop a reputation for excellence. We were recently invited to represent California as a member of the nationwide Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges, a group of colleg- es dedicated to promoting the values of superior undergraduate education in a public college setting. We think this selection is a testament to our strengths and our mission: enlightening students, growing minds, and enriching lives. The six academic schools include the Arts and Humanities, Business and Economics, Education, Extended Education, Science and Technology, and Social Sciences. All six schools are home to several specialized aca- demic centers and institutes. Location ..................................................................................................................Rohnert Park, CA Founded .........................................................................................................................................1960 Enrollment ....................................................................................................................................8,600 Affiliation .................................................................................................................NCAA Division II Conference ..................................................................................................................................CCAA Mascot ..................................................................................................................................Seawolves School Colors .........................................................................Navy Blue/Columbia Blue/White Address ......................................................... 1801 East Cotati Ave. Rohnert Park, CA 94928 President ..........................................................................................................Dr. Ruben Arminana VISITOR’S GUIDE VISITOR’S GUIDE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT INFORMATION The Sonoma State University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics sponsors 13 sports, five for men and eight for women. The philosophy of the institution and, specifically of the athletic program, is to provide the maximum opportunity for student participation in intercollegiate athletics that staff and resources allow. SSU is a member of the NCAA Division II and competes in the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA), the premier D-II conference in the country with 151 national championships. Over the last several years, Sonoma State athletic teams have had much success including the 2009 NCAA Division II Men’s Golf National Championship and seven CCAA championships since 2005. In 2007-08, the Seawolves won a total three west region championships (men’s soccer, men’s golf, baseball), more than any other school in the region. With three national titles in their history, Sonoma State’s teams are routinely ranked among the top squads in the nation. Fan support for both men’s and women’s soccer teams is tremendous with the men’s team leading the na- tion in home attendance in 2003 and the women finishing third. STAFF DIRECTORY TITLE NAME PHONE E-MAIL Director of Athletics Bill Fusco (707) 664-2639 [email protected] Assoc. A.D.- Communications & Marketing Brandon Bronzan (707) 664-2358 [email protected] Assoc. A.D.- Compliance & S-A Services Yvonne Burbank (707) 664-2641 [email protected] Director of Business Operations Mike Ogg (707) 664-3351 [email protected] Business Operations Analyst Nancy Crosat (707) 664-2044 [email protected] Compliance Coordinator Michael Balasek (707) 664-2701 [email protected] Sports Information Coordinator Tyler Lobe (707) 664-2478 [email protected] Business Operations Specialist Erin Rock (707) 664-2521 [email protected] Equipment Manager Willie Lee (707) 664-2106 [email protected] Interim Head Athletic Athletic Trainer Julie Miller (707) 664-2937 [email protected] Interim Assistant Athletic Trainer Nakiesha Brooks-Davis (707) 664-4316 [email protected] Athletic Trainer Shyla Penn (707) 664-2421 [email protected] VISITOR’S GUIDE VISITOR’S GUIDE COACHING STAFF SPORT NAME TITLE PHONE E-MAIL Baseball John Goelz Head Coach (707) 664-2524 [email protected] Esteban Contreras Assistant Coach (707) 664-2976 [email protected] Dolf Hes Assistant Coach (707) 664-2976 [email protected] Mike Nackord Assistant Coach (707) 664-2976 [email protected] Gregg Adams Assistant Coach (707) 664-2976 [email protected] Men’s Basketball Pat Fuscaldo Head Coach (707) 664-2110 [email protected] Rich Shayewitz Associate Head Coach (707) 664-2632 [email protected] Gerred Link Assistant Coach (707) 664-2726 [email protected] Women’s Basketball Mark Rigby Head Coach (707) 664-2498 [email protected] Amanda Hanneman Assistant Coach (707) 664-2554 [email protected] Women’s Cross Country Mark James Head Coach (707) 664-2290 [email protected] Sean Fitzpatrick Assistant Coach (707) 664-2290 [email protected] Men’s & Women’s Golf Val Verhunce Head Coach (707) 664-2971 [email protected] Gary Fain Assistant Coach (707) 664-2971 [email protected] Jessica Reese-Quayle Assistant Coach (707) 664-2971 Men’s Soccer Marcus Ziemer Head Coach (707) 664-2614 [email protected] Shawn Percell Assistant Coach (707) 664-3195 [email protected] Benjamin Ziemer Assistant Coach (707) 664-3195 [email protected] Ben Langwith Assistant Coach (707) 664-3195 Andrew Jones Assistant Coach (707) 664-3195 Women’s Soccer Emiria Salzmann Head Coach (707) 664-2481 [email protected] Shannon Percell Assistant Coach (707) 664-3295 [email protected] Mark Dunn Assistant Coach (707) 664-3295 [email protected] Katie Turtle Assistant Coach (707) 664-3295 Tim Maycock Assistant Coach (707) 664-3295 Softball Jennifer Bridges Head Coach (707) 664-4054 [email protected] Trisha McCormick Assistant Coach (707) 664-2165 [email protected] Ashley Britton Assistant Coach (707) 664-2165 Mike Coate Assistant Coach (707) 664-2165 Men’s Tennis Steve Cunninghame Head Coach (707) 664-2657 [email protected] TBA Assistant Coach (707) 664-2657 Women’s Tennis Joaquin Lopez Interim Head Coach (707) 664-2291 [email protected] TBA Assistant Coach (707) 664-2657 Women’s Volleyball Bear Grassl Head Coach (707) 664-2656 [email protected] Michaela Ebben Assistant Coach (707) 664-2795 [email protected] Women’s Water Polo Coralie Simmons Head Coach (707) 664-2688 [email protected] Chelsea Hennan Assistant Coach (707) 664-2688 [email protected] VISITOR’S GUIDE VISITOR’S GUIDE LODGING ACCOMODATIONS/CAR RENTAL SPORT NAME TITL PHONE E-MAIL ROHNERT PARK Doubletree Hotel* Enterprise Rent-A-Car* 1 Doubletree Drive 360 Rohnert Park Expressway W. Rohnert Park Rohnert Park (707) 584-5466 (707) 586-5600 www.dtsonoma.com www.enterprise.com Call Lynette Molin for athletics rate Seawolf Suites* Good Nite Inn Rohnert Park* Right on the SSU campus! 5040 Redwood Drive Rohnert Park Rohnert Park (707) 664-3336 (707) 584-8180 www.sonoma.edu/ces www.goodnite.com/rohnert_park.html Hampton Inn & Suites* Wine Country RV Park* 6248 Redwood Drive 7450 Cristobal Way Rohnert Park Rohnert Park (707) 586-8700 707-795-9333 www.hampton.com www.winecountryrvparksonoma.com SANTA ROSA/PETALUMA Quality Inn* Hilton Sonoma Wine Country 5100 Montero Way 355 Round Barn Blvd. Petaluma Santa Rosa (707) 664-1155 (707) 523-7555 www.lokhotels/qualityinn.com www.winecountryhilton.com Sheraton Petaluma* Courtyard by Marriott 745 Baywood Drive 175 Railroad Ave. Petaluma Santa Rosa (707) 283-2888 (707) 573-9000 www.sheratonpetaluma.com www.marriott.com Vineyard Creek Hotel, Spa & Conference Center 170 Railroad St. SANTA ROSA is approximately ten miles north of Rohnert Park. Santa Rosa (707) 636-7100 PETALUMA is approximately ten www.vineyardcreek.com miles south of Rohnert Park. *SSU Department of Athletics Sponsor VISITOR’S GUIDE VISITOR’S GUIDE RESTAURANTS (See Map In Back) Tres Hombres Boathouse Sushi Outback Steakhouse* 151 Petaluma Blvd. So, #129 6287 Redwood Dr. 4619 Redwood Dr. Petaluma Rohnert Park Rohnert Park (707) 773-4500 (707) 588-9440 (707) 584-7161 Chunky’s Taqueria Shari’s Mike’s at the Crossroads* 1722 E. Cotati Ave. 301 Rohnert Park Expressway 7665 Old Redwood Hwy. Rohnert Park Rohnert Park Cotati (707) 794-1500 (707) 584-3601 (707) 665-9999 Fresh Choice Chili’s Bar and Grill* El Torito 5080 Redwood Dr. 4851 Redwood Dr. 5090 Redwood Dr. Rohnert Park Rohnert Park Rohnert Park (707) 525-0912 (707) 585-9069 (707) 206-9100 Olive Garden Sizzler Mi Pueblito 6430 Redwood Dr. 6490 Redwood Dr. 7600 Commerce Blvd. Rohnert
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