2005 Stanford Outlook 2004 Year in Review he Cardinal concluded its impressive regular season with a 23-5 record and he post- era of loss of seniors Greg Crum and Sam Tyre at this position, Vargas will look to T7-1 mark in the Mountain Pacific Federation (MPSF). Much like TStanford water polo begins this his younger players to step up. On offense, Vargas says he will look to the three previous years, the regular season was just the beginning as Stanford year with head coach John Vargas Michael Bury as the primary 2-meter man, as well as swithching J.J. Garton continued play toward its main focus, the championship tournaments. looking to make some changes. from his usual role as a defensive specialist to the offensive side of the attack. Stanford’s post-season play provided for some exciting finishes in 2004. In Azevedo, the four-time NCAA Player Garton netted nine goals last season and will look to continue his success in the MPSF Championship game the Cardinal faced UCLA for the first of two of the Year and two-time Olympian, this part of his game in 2005. This leaves Garton's traditional role at defen- post-season matches. Thanks to a three score performance by Tony Azevedo will be missed, but Vargas knows he sive two-meter to Ryan Fortune, who will be looked to as a key to Stanford's and a tough fourth quarter defense Stanford came away with the title and an exciting 7-6 victory. has the talent capable of sending success. The second post-season meeting found the Cardinal in the NCAA Stanford back to the NCAA "Ryan played a lot last year defending two meters," said Vargas. "And that's Championship match for the fourth straight year. Much like the previous year, Championship game. In 2005, Vargas going to be our strength. That's how we're going to try and stay in the game. a standing room only crowd at Avery Aquatics Center watched an epic double will look to Thomas Hopkins, Peter Just play great defense, and everything will come from that." overtime battle between the Cardinal and the Bruins. The game’s momentum Varellas, Tyler Drake, and J.J. Garton The incoming freshman class brings a talented goalkeeper and powerful shifted back and forth as each team traded leads until the Bruins sat on a one for the leadership and production nec- two-meter play to help with the defense. James Sandman and Will Hindle- goal lead near the end of regulation. With under :30 seconds left, the experi- essary to contend. Katel will headline a list of five outstanding incoming recruits. Sandman was ence of Stanford took over as senior Matt Moser passed to senior Tony Coach Vargas knows no single per- an All-American goalkeeper at Menlo High School. Hindle-Katel gained Azevedo for the dramatic game tying score. In overtime the teams continued son can fill Azevedo's void, but he is numerous athletic honors while at the Harvard-Westlake School. Those to battle with UCLA edging out a 10-9 victory. Stanford’s offense finished the season as the country’s top scoring team confident the hole will be filled with honors included being a first team All-American from 2001-03, and a Junior averaging 11.54 goals per game. Senior Tony Azevedo completed his career at the experience and leadership of these Olympian. Hindle-Katel helped his Junior Olympics team to first place hon- Stanford as the all-time leading scorer in school history with 332 goals. On the Ryan Fortune four key players. ors in 2003. Also joining the freshman class are Christopher Jacobson, Ryan season, Azevedo led Cardinal scorers with 80 goals while Thomas Hopkins "Everything went through Tony the McCarthy and Marc Doucette. Jacobsen was a three-year starter and MVP at and each scored 60 and 56 goals respectively. last four years," said Vargas, who is Santa Cruz High School. McCarthy has been a Junior Olympics competitor This outstanding Stanford team was entering his fourth year as head coach at Stanford. "It's going to be a little bit and an outstanding player at Fairfield High School in Vacaville (Ca) while rewarded with many post-season hon- 2004 Results more open with Hopkins, Varellas, Drake and Garton really picking up the Doucette was a standout competitor at Tokay High School in Lodi. ors. For the fourth straight year Tony Date Opponent Outcome slack." Vargas is optimistic about the potential impact of the freshmen, but Azevedo won the MPSF Player of the 9/4 Santa Clara W, 16-4 Year award and then capped off his 9/10 at BYU-Hawaii W, 17-7 Offensively, Stanford hopes to continue to lead the nation in goals scored knows throwing freshmen players into fulltime action too soon could be Southern California Tournament career by being named National Player per game by returning 116 goals and three NCAA Championship matches unwise. "I'm hoping that they can gain enough experience and do well so 9/18 Long Beach State W, 13-3 of the Year for a fourth time. Five play- UC San Diego W, 16-5 worth of experience in Thomas Hopkins and Peter Varellas. With this scor- that they'll be seeing a significant amount of playing time by mid-season." ers were named All-Americans. 9/19 UCLA W, 8-7 ing threat and the confidence that comes with playing in big games, these The strategy for the team will be different than in years past, but the out- Azevedo and Hopkins were named to USC L, 6-8 9/25 USC W, 9-8 two players will have a large role in Stanford's success. come will hopefully be similar. With a deep field of contenders, Stanford will the First Team with Varellas notching a 9/26 at Pacific W, 13-3 "Varellas and Hopkins have scored a lot of goals over the last few years," have its chance to make spot on the Second Team. The Third 10/1 Princeton W, 15-4 Team included Chad Taylor. Greg NorCal Tournament said Vargas. "They'll be fine. We do have some experience and from that we another run at a 10/2 Pacific W, 16-6 have some confidence that these guys know that they can play with any national championship. Crum was named Honorable Mention UC San Diego W, 14-8 team." "I think we have a All-American. Stanford also placed 10/3 California W, 12-7 UCLA L, 9-10 (2ot) However the Cardinal will have to play the opposition differently. With chance," said Vargas. four players on the 2004 NCAA All- Tournament First Team: Azevedo, 10/16 UC Irvine W, 10-5 opponents' defenses less focused on one player now that Azevedo has grad- "USC, Cal and 10/17 at UC Davis W, 16-8 Hopkins, Crum, and Varellas. 10/23 at Pepperdine W, 12-3 uated, the Cardinal offense will depend on creativity. "Hopkins and Varellas Pepperdine have had Stanford also was successful in the 10/24 at UC San Diego W, 15-7 will have to take a bigger role as far as doing things to get themselves open," great recruiting years classroom. Ten players were named to 10/30 at UCLA L, 4-7 said Vargas. "Now opposing defenses don't need to put two to three guys on over the last three years. 10/31 at UCSB W, 10-5 the 2004 MPSF All-Academic team, 11/6 Pacific W, 14-7 one particular person, so these other guys that have been scoring goals are Everyone's going to put including Greg Crum, Tyler Drake, 11/7 Long Beach State W, 13-3 going to have to learn how to create goals on their own. It will be a huge chal- them in the top three, Ryan Fortune, J.J. Garton, Thomas 11/13 California W, 12-7 Hopkins, Matt Moser, Chad Taylor, 11/20 at California L, 5-6 lenge." and we just need to beat MPSF Tournament Hopkins was Stanford's second leading scorer wtih 60 goals while Varellas two of them to get Sam Tyre, Peter Varellas and Trent 11/26 Pepperdine W, 10-5 added 56. For their efforts, Hopkins was named a first team All-American there, and that's what Wiesen. 11/27 USC W, 8-5 Tyler Drake While the players were collecting 11/28 UCLA W, 7-6 while Varellas was named second team All-American. we're going to do." accolades in the water, coach John NCAA Tournament Another challenge will be filling a pivotal position at two-meter. With the 12/5 Loyola Marymount W, 14-4 Vargas followed suit being voted MPSF 12/6 UCLA L, 9-10 (ot) Coach of the Year.

2004 Roster Player Bios J.J. Garton Cardinal Catalogue: Electrical Engineering major … Born Junior September 27, 1983. Name Pos. Year Hometown (Last School) Michael Bury Granite Bay, CA 2M/D Michael Bury 2M/O SO Newport Beach, CA (Newport Harbor HS) Sophomore Forrest Schwartz David Carlson GK JR Claremont, CA (Pasadena Poly HS) Newport Beach, CA 2M/O 2004 Season (Sophomore): Helped on the Sophomore Marc Doucette 2M/D FR Lodi, CA (Tokay HS) offensive side at two-meters with nine goals Honolulu, Hi 2M/D 2004 Season (Freshman): Scored seven … A key defensive presence for the Andrew Drake Driver SO Lodi, CA (Tokay HS) goals … Contributed a goal in Stanford’s Cardinal. 2004 Season: Did not play. Tyler Drake Driver JR Long Beach, CA (Los Alamitos HS) victory over Loyola Marymount in the first 2003 Season (Freshman): Scored ten goals, 2003 Season: Redshirted. Peter Finlayson Field SO Danville, CA (San Ramon Valley) round of the NCAA Tournament … Scored including three in the NCAA championship semifinal game High School: A two-time All-American at Ryan Fortune 2M/D SO Palo Alto, CA (Palo Alto HS) goals in three consecutive games against against Loyola Marymount … Scored the winning goal with Punahou High School … Also a two-time first team all-league selection … A National J.J. Garton 2M/D JR Granite Bay, CA (Granite Bay HS) BYU-Hawaii, Long Beach State and UC San Diego. seven seconds remaining in a 10-9 victory over Pepperdine. High School: A two-time All-American and a three-time All- High School: A member of the Youth Team … Merit finalist. Will Hindle-Katel 2M/O FR Tarzana, CA (Harvard-Westlake HS) Cardinal Catalogue: Undeclared major … Born September 3, Sandy Hohener GK SO Santa Ana, CA (Foothill HS) CIF player at Newport Harbor High School … Voted Newport An All-American during his senior season at Granite Bay High Harbor's 2004 Male Athlete of the Year … A member of the 1984. Thomas Hopkins Driver SR Coronado, CA (Coronado HS) School … An All-Central Valley MVP selection … Team cap- National Youth Team … Honor Roll all four years of high tain during his senior season … Also a three-time All- Beau Stockstill Chris Jacobson Driver FR Santa Cruz, CA (Santa Cruz HS) school … Salutatorian. American in . Junior Michael McCaffery 2M/D RS FR Hillsborough, CA (St. Ignatius Prep) Cardinal Catalogue: Undeclared major … Born November 7, Cardinal Catalogue: Undeclared major … Father, Michael, Newport Beach, CA Goalkeeper Ryan McCarthy 2M/D FR Vacaville, CA (Fairfield HS) 1985. played football at Princeton … Born March 17, 1985. 2004 Season (Sophomore): Played in 14 Marcello Pantuliano Driver JR Newport Beach, CA (Corona Del Mar HS) David Carlson Sandy Hohener James Sandman GK FR Los Altos Hills, CA (The Menlo School) games recording 27 saves on the season … Junior Sophomore Tended the goal in the fourth quarter of the Forrest Schwartz 2M/D SO Honolulu, Hw (Punahou HS) Claremont, CA Goalkeeper Santa Ana, CA Goalkeeper Big Splash against California recording two Beau Stockstill GK JR Newport Beach, CA (Corona Del Mar HS) saves in Stanford’s 12-7 win … Recorded Peter Varellas Driver SR Moraga, CA (Campolindo HS) 2004 Season (Sophomore): Played in three 2004 Season (Freshman): Played in seven games … Recorded eleven saves against UC games … Recorded ten saves … Recorded two saves in the first round of the NCAA Tournament against Steven Wright Driver RS FR Menlo Park, CA (Menlo HS) San Diego. two saves in games against Santa Clara, UC Loyola Marymount. Coaching Staff 2003 Season (Freshman): Played in four Davis and UC San Diego. 2003 Season (Freshman): Played in five games … Recorded 15 games with eight saves … Produced three High School: An All-American goalkeeper saves … Collected a season-high five saves against Pacific … Head Coach: John Vargas (4th season) saves against BYU-Hawaii, and two more in games against in 2002 and 2003 at Foothill High School in Santa Ana, Ca … Collected three saves against UC Santa Cruz and Santa Clara. Assistant Coach: Sam Bailey (1st season) Santa Clara and UC Davis. A member of the National Youth Team during his junior and 2002 Season: Redshirted. 2002 Season: Redshirted. senior seasons … A two-time All-CIF Southern Section first High School: A first team All-CIF selection during his senior High School: A four-year letterman in swimming, water polo team performer … The Sea View League MPV in 2003. season at Corona Del Mar High School … A third-team All- and sailing … A first team All-CIF Southern Section selection Cardinal Catalogue: Undeclared major … Born October 7, American during his senior campaign … A first team All Coaches Bios in his senior year … The 2001 MVP, Prep League MVP and 1985. Pacific Coast League selection in 2002, and a member of the recipient of the CIF Academic Athlete of the Year at the National Youth “A” team in 2002 … Helped lead his team to John Vargas Polytechnic School in Pasadena … Graduated in 2002 as the Thomas Hopkins three CIF championships (1999, 2000, 2001) … Also played Head Coach school’s all-time leader in assists (185), saves (844) and save Senior two years of varsity baseball … Freshman Player of the Year ratio (.582). Coronado, CA Driver (2000) in baseball … National Merit Scholar and Bank of John Vargas is no stranger to success at Stanford University. In his three sea- America Award winner … Won numerous science and mathe- Cardinal Catalogue: Human Biology major … Born April 19, 2004 Season (Junior): Scored 60 goals, sec- sons as head coach of the Stanford men’s water polo program, the Cardinal 1984. matics awards … American Chemical Society’s Chemistry has reached the NCAA championship game each year. In his first season in ond-best on the Cardinal … Named first Olympiad winner … California Boys’ State Delegate … A.P. 2002, Vargas led the Cardinal to the NCAA title. Tyler Drake team All-American by the American Water Scholar … Principal’s Leadership Award winner. His record at Stanford is 69-15 (.811) against the top collegiate competition Junior Polo Coaches Association (AWPCA) … Cardinal Catalogue: Human Biology major … Born April 22, in the country. Last year in leading Stanford to a 23-5 record and a trip to the Long Beach, CA Driver The fourth highest scorer in the MPSF … 1985. NCAA title game, Vargas was named Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) Coach of the Scored in 26 of the team’s 28 games averaging more than two Year. 2004 Season (Sophomore): One of goals a game … Found the back of the net a career-high eight Peter Varellas Vargas came to The Farm from Southern California where he was the head coach for the boy’s Stanford’s top five offensive producers with goals against BYU-Hawaii … Tallied three goals each in nine Senior water polo and swim program at Corona Del Mar High School in Newport Beach. During his 23 goals scored … Produced seven multi- games … Scored two goals in the NCAA championship game Moraga, CA Driver goal performances … Scored three goals each against UCLA, and was named to the NCAA All-Tournament tenure at Corona Del Mar, Vargas’ teams captured four Southern Section CIF 4A championships 2004 Season (Junior): Voted second team (1985, 1987, 1988, 1989) and three Southern Section Division II championships (1999, 2000, in games against UCLA and Santa Clara. first team … Scored three goals in the MPSF Tournament and 2003 Season (Freshman): Scored 12 goals … Tallied two goals was named to the All MPSF second team. All-American by the American Water Polo 2001). Coaches Association (AWPCA) … A reli- Vargas was the head coach of the United States Men’s National Team (1997-2000). During his in games against UC Santa Cruz, Santa Clara and Pacific … 2003 Season (Sophomore): Named a honorable mention All- Named to the All-MPSF Academic team. American by the American Water Polo Coaches Association able goal producer scoring in 27 out of the tenure the National Team took first or second place six times at national and international tour- team’s 28 games … Scored 56 goals, third- naments (1st: 1999 Pan-American Games, 1998 United States Cup, 1997 World FINA Cup; 2nd: 2002 Season: Redshirted. (AWPCA) … Named third team All-MPSF … Stanford’s sec- High School: A first team All-CIF Southern Section selection ond leading scorer (47 goals) … Scored at least one goal in 25 best on the Cardinal … In eight games scored three or more 2000 UPS Cup, 1999 United States Cup, 1997 United States Cup). The team finished sixth at the goals … Scored a career-high five goals against BYU-Hawaii … 2000 Olympics in Sydney, where he coached former Stanford standout and four-time in his senior year … Captained his water polo team in his sen- of the team’s 27 games … Scored a season-high five goals ior year and a three-year captain in swimming at Los Alamitos against BYU-Hawaii … Scored four goals against LMU … The eighth-ranked scorer in the MPSF averaging just under All-American Wolf Wigo and four-time Stanford National Player of the Year Tony Azevedo. two goals per game … Scored six goals in the MPSF Vargas also served as an assistant coach for the U.S. National Team from 1993-96 before being High School … A two-time All-American … Earned all-league Tallied three times in five games … Named to the NCAA All- honors three consecutive years (1999-2001) … League MVP in Tournament second team. Tournament with four coming in the first round against named head coach. He became the fourth head coach in the history of the program (Jim Pepperdine … Named to the All-MPSF first team … Scored Gaughran from 1969-73, Art Lambert from 1974-76, Dante Dettamanti from 1977-01). his senior campaign. 2002 Season (Freshman): Scored 24 goals … Scored a season- Cardinal Catalogue: Science, Technology and Society major high four goals against UC Davis … Posted one goal in both five goals in the NCAA Tournament with three against UCLA Vargas graduated from UC Irvine with a degree in Social Science. As a four-year letterman with in the NCAA title game to earn NCAA All-Tournament first the Anteater varsity, Vargas helped lead the team to an undefeated 1982 season and the NCAA … Born July 27, 1984. the NCAA semifinal and the NCAA champion games as the Cardinal claimed the national title. team honors. title. Vargas was a two-time All-American (1981, 1982). Peter Finlayson 2003 Season (Sophomore): Honorable Mention All-MPSF … Vargas continued his playing career after leaving Irvine with the U.S. National Team.During his Sophomore High School: A member of the United States Junior National Team with teammate Peter Varellas … Helped the U.S. to a The team’s third leading scorer with 43 goals … Scored a sea- ten year career with the team, the U.S. finished no lower than fifth place in eight national and Danville, CA Field son-high four goals in the NCAA championship semifinal international championships - including first place at the 1991 World FINA Cup in Barcelona third place finish at the 2002 Junior Pan American 2003 & 2004 Seasons: Mormon mission Championsihps … A three- athlete at Coronado High game against Loyola Marymount … Named to the NCAA All- and second place at the 1983 World University Games in Edmonton, the 1986 Tournament first team … Scored three goals in six games … in , and the 1991 Pan Am Games in Cuba. As a member of the 1992 United States 2002 Season (Freshman): Played on School … A four-year letterman in water polo, soccer and ten- Stanford's NCAA championship team … nis … Was captain of his water polo team in his senior year … Scored at least one goal in 21 games … Scored two or more Olympic Team,Vargas helped lead the Americans to a fourth place finish in Barcelona. goals in 13 games … Scored the tying goal with five seconds in Vargas and his wife, Dawn, currently live in Cupertino. Helped the Cardinal to a 24-5 record. Also named MVP, All-American and CIF Player of the Year in 2001 Season: Redshirted. 2001 … A two-time Most Valuable Offensive Player in soccer regulation against UCSB, and eventually scored the game win- High School: A Navy Academic All-American and Student of and three time MVP in … Scored the winning goal in ner in overtime against the Gauchos … Named to the All- Sam Bailey the Year in his senior year at San Ramon Valley High School in the 2001 CIF Water Polo Championship. MPSF Academic team. Assistant Coach Danville... Earned All-League honors for water polo in his jun- Cardinal Catalogue: Civil Engineering major … Brother 2002 Season (Freshman): Scored seven goals in his rookie campaign, including one against UC San Diego in the NCAA Sam Bailey begins his first season with the Stanford men’s water polo program ior and senior seasons... Recorded 52 goals during his senior Jonathan is a member of the UC San Diego water polo team … campaign... A four-time All-League selection in swimming. Born April 13, 1984. semifinal match … Scored his first collegiate goal against UC as an assistant coach. Bailey joins John Vargas, who is entering his fourth sea- Santa Barbara … Scored a career-high two goals against UC son as head coach of the Cardinal program. Cardinal Catalogue: International Relations major … Born Marcello Pantuliano July 29, 1982. Santa Cruz in the NorCal Tournament opener … Displayed his Bailey arrives on The Farm after spending the past year as the head coach Junior defense with two back-to-back blocks after an ejection to help for the Corona Del Mar High School boy’s water polo program. Bailey’s team Ryan Fortune Newport Beach, CA Driver the Cardinal defeat Pacific. finished second at the 2005 John Felix State Championship Tournament. Sophomore High School: A NISCA Boys Water Polo Third-Team All- Bailey also served as an assistant coach with the Corona Del Mar High School’s girl’s water polo Palo Alto, CA 2M/D 2004 Season (Sophomore): Scored five America in his senior season and honorable mention in his team. goals … Tallied goals in games against UC junior year … A member of the U.S. Junior National Team In his first season as head coach at Corona Del Mar High School, Bailey led the boy’s water polo 2004 Season (Freshman): Scored ten goals San Diego, Pacific and Pepperdine. with teammate Thomas Hopkins … Father, Larry, was an All- team to a Pacific Coast League title and coached them from a pre-season ninth ranking to the CIF … One of seven players to score in double 2003 Season (Freshman): Scored two goals American swimmer at California … A two-time water polo Division I semi-finals. Bailey also helped the Corona Del Mar High School girl’s team to their figures for the Cardinal in 2004 … Scored a … Scored against Santa Clara and UC Davis. first team all-league selection at Campolindo High School in fourth consecutive Pacific Coast League and CIF titles. season-high two goals against Pacific and 2002 Season: Redshirted. Moraga … Named team MVP as a senior and Best Offensive Bailey earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Geography from UCLA in 2000. In his five years as Long Beach State. High School: A second team All-CIF Southern Section selec- Player as a junior … A five-time swimming All-American … a student-athlete, the Bruins won three NCAA championships. 2003 Season: Redshirted tion during his senior season after posting 29 goals, 29 assists Recorded 115 goals, 42 assists and 118 steals during his senior High School: Gained numerous athletic and academic honors and 72 steals … A three-year letter winner in water polo and campaign … Helped the U.S. to a second place finish at the at Palo Alto High School … An All-Central Coast Section four-time letter winner in swimming … Helped his water polo 2002 Junior Pan American Championship. award winner. team to three consecutive Southern Section CIF Division II Cardinal Catalogue: Management Science & Engineering Cardinal Catalogue: Undeclared major … June 13, 1985. Championships … A member of the three-time league cham- major … Born October 2, 1984. pion swimming team … Coached by current Stanford head coach John Vargas at Corona Del Mar High School … A Junior Olympics All-American in 1998. Stanford Water Polo History A Quarter Century of Excellence Beaubien also were members of the 2004 U.S. Olympic n a remarkable show of excellence and consistency, Stanford has been team while another former All-American Peter Iamong the NCAA Final Four participants for 25 of the last 30 years and Hudnut served as an alternate. has placed among the top three teams in the nation 23 of the last 29 sea- Of Stanford’s 64 All-Americans in the past 31 years, sons. Stanford has participated in the NCAA National Championship 27 eight were named to the collegiate All-American team all times since the tournament’s inception 36 years ago in 1969. four years of their collegiate career. They include goalies John Gansel Stanford competed in the NCAA Championship final game 18 times in (1977-80), Todd Kemp (1985-89) and Nick Ellis (1999-02), and field play- the past 29 years. ers Jody Campbell (1978-81), Alan Mouchawar (1978-81), James Bergeson Stanford has placed first in the National Championship ten times, (1979-82), David Imbernino (1983-86) Wolf Wigo (1991-94) and Tony including four back-to-back championship seasons (1980-81, 1985-86, Azevedo (2001-04). 1993-94, 2001-02). The Cardinal has also finished second eight times, Stanford has had 16 players inducted into the U.S. Water Polo Hall of Fame placed third on three occasions, finished fourth twice, ended fifth once and and three players inducted into the International Water Polo Hall of Fame. placed sixth three times. Stanford is the only school in the country to have two undefeated sea- sons, with the 1981 team posting a 31-0 record and the 1986 squad going Michael Bury 36-0. The 1981 team produced three Olympians and the 1986 squad had two players that competed on the 1992 Olympic team. The 1976 champi- onship team also produced three Olympians. The 2000 and 2004 U.S. Year-by-Year Records Olympic team had two Stanford players (Tony Azevedo, Wolf Wigo). Year Season Record NCAA Final Rank League Record League Finish The 1981 team set two NCAA records - the most goals scored in an 1969 9-6 — 0-7 Fourth NCAA Championship game with 17 and the largest scoring margin at 11 1970 13-8 Sixth 0-6 Fourth 1971 11-6-1 Fifth 1-4 Fourth goals (17-6 over Long Beach State). Stanford holds the NCAA record of 51 1972 4-11 — 2-3 Third consecutive wins without a loss over three seasons (1985-87). 1973 13-10-1 — 0-6 Fourth Since 1975, Stanford has produced 64 individual NCAA All-Americans, 1974 14- 9 Sixth 2-3 Third 30 members of the U.S. Senior National Team, 13 Olympians and 19 mem- 1975 21- 6 Fourth 4-2 First bers of the USA World University Games Team. Stanford had four players 1976 20-2 NCAA CHAMPIONS 6-0 First on the 1984 and 1988 silver medal Olympic teams, more than any other 1977 20-3 Third 5-1 First university in the nation. Tony Azevedo was a member of the 2000 U.S. 1978 26-1-1 NCAA CHAMPIONS 7-1 First Olympic team, the first prep star to gain such an honor in the history of 1979 23-5-1 Third 5-3 Second 1980 28-2-1 NCAA CHAMPIONS 5-1 First American water polo. Azevedo was also a member of the 2004 U.S. 1981 31-0 NCAA CHAMPIONS 6-0 First Olympic team. Former Stanford All-Americans Wolf Wigo and Layne The Cardinal has played in the NCAA Championship final game 18 times in the past 29 years. 1982 27-5 Second 6-0 First 1983 11-13-3 — 0-6 Fourth 1984 25-5 Second 5-1 First Stanford Water Polo Honors 1985 25-4 NCAA CHAMPIONS 6-0 First NCAA All-Americans Randy Kalbus 1979 *Wolf Wigo 1991, 1992, 93, 94 U.S. Water Polo Hall of Fame (year inducted) 1986 36-0 NCAA CHAMPIONS 6-0 First *Four-time All-Americans Colin Keely 1990 Olympians *also inducted into the international Hall of Fame 1987 20-9 Sixth 1-5 Fourth Chris Aguilera, 1996, 97, 98 Chris Kelsey 1979, 80, 81 * flag bearer + head coach = asst. coach Arthur Austin 1979 Harold McCalister 1980 1988 22-12 Fourth 2-4 Third Tom Angelo 1977, 78 *Todd Kemp 1985, 86, 88, 89 1989 28-8 Third 4-2 Second Arthur Austin 1924 Doug Burke Drew McDonald Rob Arnold 1977, 78 Craig Klass 1984, 85, 86 1990 26-6 Second 3-2 Second Tony Azevedo, 2000, 2004 Jody Campbell Wally O’Conner 1976* *Tony Azevedo, 2001, 02, 03, 04 Greg Lambert 1982 1991 16-10 — 3-3 Second 2004 Austin R. Clapp 1976* John Parker 1980 Layne Beaubien, 1997, 98 Tom Lampert 1982 1992 22-6 Second *3-1 Second James Bergeson 1988 Elmer Collett 1983 Gary Sheerer 1982* *James Bergeson 1979, 80, 81, 82 Jeremy Laster, 1993, 94, 95 1993 24-6 NCAA CHAMPIONS *0-2 Sixth Doug Burke 1980, 84 Chris Dorst 1990 George Stransky 1984 Larry Bercutt 1991, 1992, 93 Daniel Lehoczky, 1995 1994 27-1 NCAA CHAMPIONS *3-0 First Jody Campbell 1980, 84, 88 Bob Frojen 1980 Calvert Strong 1980 Chip Blankenhorn 1991, 92 Chuck Maguy 1990 1995 17-11 Sixth *2-2 Sixth Austin R. Clapp 1928, 32, 48+ Jim Gaughran 1979 Eric Blum 1988 J.T. Matarangas, 1992 Elmer Collett 1924 1996 18-7 Third *2-1 Second Drew McDonald 1975, 76 Marty Hull 1985 1997 19-7 Third *2-1 Second Jack Bowen, 1994, 1995 Chris Dorst 1980, 84 Doug Burke 1976, 77, 78 Rick McNair 1988, 89, 90 Ogden Driggs 1928 1998 21-7 Second *3-0 First *Alan Mouchawar 1978, 79, 80, 81 1999 22-6 Second *2-1 Second Antonio Busquets 1992, 93 Erich Fischer 1992 *Jody Campbell 1978, 79, 80, 81 Steve Moyer 1982, 83, 84 Bob Frojen 1956 2000 14-13 Sixth *2-2 Sixth Jeff Nesmith, 2002 2001 22-1 NCAA CHAMPIONS *3-0 First Greg Crum, 2004 Jim Gaughran 1956 Marty Davis 1977 Jeff Oeding 1989 Reggie Harrison 1924, 28 2002 24-5 NCAA CHAMPIONS *1-2 Fourth Greg Ocasek 1986 2003 22-5 Second *2-1 Second Mike Derse, 2002, 2003 , 2004 (alternate) Chris Dorst 1975, 76 Greg Olson 1990 Craig Klass 1988, 1992 2004 23-5 Second *3-0 First Frank Schneider, 1994 *MPSF Tournament *Nick Ellis, 1999, 2000, 01, 02 Jeremy Laster, 1996 Erich Fischer 1986, 87 Steve Smith 1980 Harold McCalister 1932, 36 Jon Swerdloff 1989 Phone Numbers Greg Gamble 1985, 86 Drew McDonald 1980, 84 *John Gansel 1977, 78, 79, 80 John Tanner 1982 Rick McNair, 1996 Head Coach John Vargas ...... (650) 723-1874 Crosby Grant, 1996 Bill Taylor 1981 Alan Mouchawar 1988 Media Relations Student Assistant Amy Wagner ...... (650) 723-4418 David Hay, 1997, 1998 Chad Taylor, 2003, 2004 Wally O’Conner 1924, 28, 32, 36* Amy Wagner’s Email ...... [email protected] Brian Heifferon, 1997, 98, 99 Matt Tingler 1986, 87 John Parker 1968, 72 Thomas Hopkins, 2003, 04 Vince Vanelli 1981 Gary Sheerer 1968, 72 Credits Peter Hudnut, 2000, 01, 02 Peter Varellas, 2004 Calvert Strong 1932 Jaime Velez 1983, 84, 85 The 2005 Stanford Water Polo Media Guide was written and edited by Peter Marshall, *David Imbernino 1983, 84, 85, 86 George Stransky 1964 Kirk Jensen 1982 Andy Walburger, 1998, 99 John Tanner 1992=, 2000= and Amy Wagner. Design and layout by MB Design. Photography by David Gonzales. Brian Wallin, 1994, 95, 96 Printing by db Print Solutions. Rick Johannsen 1976, 77 Ted Wiget 1932 Tony Azevedo was a four-time All-American and two-time Olympian. Sean Joy, 1999 Chris Wallin, 1993 Wolf Wigo,1996, 2000, 2004

2005 Schedule Stanford Date Opponent Time 9/4 Santa Clara Noon 9/10 UC Davis Noon 9/11 UC Santa Cruz Noon

9/17 at Southern California Tourn. (UC Irvine) All Day

9/18 at Southern California Tourn. (UC Irvine) All Day 9/29 Pacific 7:00PM 10/1 at California TBA 10/8 *at Pacific Noon 10/9 Alumni Game 11:00 A.M. 10/14 Loyola Marymount 6:00 P.M.

10/15 at NorCal Tournament (Berkeley) All Day

10/16 at NorCal Tournament (Berkeley) All Day 10/22 *at Long Beach State Noon 10/29 *UCLA TBA 10/30 *Pepperdine Noon 11/5 *at USC TBA 11/6 *at UC Irvine Noon 11/12 *UC Santa Barbara Noon 11/19 *California TBA

11/25 at MPSF Tournament (USC) All Day

11/26 at MPSF Tournament (USC) All Day

11/27 at MPSF Tournament (USC) All Day

12/3 at NCAA Tournament (Bucknell) TBA

12/4 at NCAA Tournament (Bucknell) TBA Home games in Red

*Denotes conference game