CLASS of 2019 HONOREES RHODA SANTOS BAMBA Women’S Soccer TOSCA LINDBERG Women’S Volleyball CHRISTOBAL “CHRIS” M

ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME CLASS OF 2019 HONOREES RHODA SANTOS BAMBA Women’s Soccer TOSCA LINDBERG Women’s Volleyball CHRISTOBAL “CHRIS” M. MESA Football HAROLD “HANK” PARKER Women’s Basketball Coach FRANK STOTTS Men’s Basketball Coach MARK WESSLING Football PATRICK M. WOLFF Baseball Coach/ Player UNIVERSITY OF GUAM TRITON ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME VIRTUAL VIDEO SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2020 @UOGTritonAthletics bit.ly/2KmhJCG 2:00 PM Welcome Dr. Thomas W. Krise, University of Guam President Importance of Varsity Athletics to University of Guam Dr. Lawrence Camacho, Dean of Enrollment Management & Student Success State of Triton Athletics Douglas Palmer, Athletic Director Class of 2019 Honorees Closing HALL OF FAME BIOGRAPHY High School & Middle School Mathematics Teacher – 1996 to present University of Guam Graduate – MS Mathematics - 1996 University of Guam Graduate – MS Secondary Education - Major Mathematics – 2005 Played UOG Women’s Soccer and Volleyball from 1992 to 1996 HALL OF FAME Guam National Women’s Soccer Team 2001 – Asian Football Confederation – Asian Women’s Championship – Taiwan 2003 – South Pacific Games – Fiji – Silver Medalist & Most Valuable Player 2003 – AFC Asian Women’s Championship – Thailand 2004 – Singapore Invitational Tournament 2005 – AFC Asian Women’s Championship – Vietnam 2009 – Mariana’s Cup – Guam 2010 – Mariana’s Cup – Northern Mariana Islands Guam National Women’s Basketball Team 1995 – South Pacific Games – Tahiti Guam Football Association GFA Board Member – 2010 to 19 GFA Referee Committee Member – 2010 to current GFA Women’s Committee Deputy Chair – 2014 to RHODA current GFA Youth League Committee Chair – 2010 to 2014 SANTOS GFA Club Soccer Player – 1992 to current Coaching Certificates Asian Football Confederation “B” Certificate BAMBA AFC “C” Certificate FIVB Volleyball Coaches Level I WOMEN’S SOCCER Coaching Experience High School Coach – Girls Soccer & Volleyball – 1996 to 2004 Saint Anthony Catholic School - Boys & Girls Soccer Coach – 2005 Guam Football Association - Club Soccer Coach – Elite, Cobras, Strykers and Islanders – 2003 to 2019 Department of Defense Education Activities – Boys & Girls Soccer and Volleyball Coach – 2010 to current HALL OF FAME BIOGRAPHY Seattle Pacific University – BS - 1993 University of Guam – MS - 1995 A dominant 6 foot basketball and volleyball player during her high school days at Olathe High School, Colorado and college at Seattle Pacific University and the University of Guam. Played Volleyball for UOG for several years starting in 1993 as a Masters Degree student at UOG. Played basketball and volleyball on athletic scholarship for Seattle Pacific University – 1989 to 1993. Was named to the Seattle Pacific University Athletic Hall of Fame for Women’s Basketball and Volleyball In 2006. Was the NCAA Woman of the Year for the state of Washington in 1993. Guam National Team TOSCA Guam Women’s National Basketball Team – South Pacific Games – 1999 – Guam LINDBERG WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL Played club volleyball on Guam with the Clydesdales and the Haggan Volleyball Club. Played local Guam basketball with several club teams to include Ace Hardware, RC Cola and others that won tournaments at Andersen Air Force Base, Big Navy and the University of Guam. Won many 3 X 3 Basketball tournaments on the island. BIOGRAPHY Attended Classes at the University of Guam from 1971 to 1977 Played for the UOG Triton Football Team 1972 to 1975, 1977 – Was cornerback, running back, offensive right guard and kicker during his career for the Tritons. Highlights: 1977 – Undefeated Championship Team 1975 – Championship Team 1975 & 1977 – All-Star First Team as offensive guard 1975 – UOG Defensive Captain 1975 – Philippines Tour – Subic Bay Naval Base Admirals & Clark Air Force Base Diplomats 1973 – Guam – Japan Friendship Series 1. Osaka All Kanto (Played in Japan) 2. Kansai University (Played in Japan) 3. Tokyo Yellow Sharks (Played in Guam) Guam National Teams Guam Track and Field Team – 1971 – 4 X 100 Relay – South Pacific Games – French CHRISTOBAL Polynesia (Tahiti) Guam National Soccer Team – 1975 – South Pacific Games– Guam “CHRIS” M. Guam National Track & Field Event – 1973 Guam Running Club Representative: MESA Shot-put – 1st place – Guam Record throw (35 feet, 10 inches) FOOTBALL Discus – 2nd place Assistant Football Coach – George Washington High School – 1973 to 1974 – Offensive Coordinator Guam Basketball League All-District Team – 1973 & 1974 Participant Guam Business Slow-Pitch League – 1977 to 1980 HALL OF FAME BIOGRAPHY BS Degree in Pollical Science – University of Chicago – 1972 Doctor of Law – University of Chicago – 1974 Public Defender Service Corporation – “Lifetime Achievement Award” – 40 Years of dedicated and selfless service to the people of Guam. Awarded September 10, 2015 by the 33rd Guam Legislature. Taught Evidence and Administrative Law at the University of Guam. Late 1970’s – Early 1980s – Started the UOG Women’s Basketball Team. Worked with the Guam Amateur Basketball Union – Started a women’s basketball league that the UOG Women’s Team played in. Became an officer in the Guam Amateur Basketball Union that was the predecessor for the Guam Basketball Confederation which was part of the Guam Olympic Committee. Joined the Guam Basketball Confederation in 1979 and became the Treasurer, Secretary, Vice President and President during his tenure in the organization. Was the Chef De Mission for Team Guam at the 1988 Summer Olympics In Seoul, South Korea. Coached the Guam Men’s and Women’s National Basketball Teams which took the Silver medal at the Pacific Games in 1991 at Papua, New Guinea. HAROLD Supervised and coordinated the basketball tournaments for the South Pacific Games hosted by Guam in 1999. “HANK” Also coached volleyball on the village level on the island. PARKER Was a volleyball and basketball referee on Guam for many years as well as officiating for soccer and WOMEN’S BASKETBALL softball. COACH Was a standout player and coach in the Guam Parks and Recreation leagues. Coached a women’s master’s team at several international tournaments to include Canberra Australia. Served as a coach, commissioner, referee, rules interpreter and secretary general of multiple sports and associations/ leagues on the island of Guam. BIOGRAPHY Taught physical education classes at the University of Guam in the 1970’s. Coached the University of Guam Men’s Basketball Team from 1970 to 1976. Won Guam Island Basketball Championship with undefeated team during his tenure at UOG. Frank’s son, Terry Stotts, won the Most Valuable Player award in the league at 16 years old on the undefeated UOG team. Took the UOG Men’s Basketball Team on several international trips to the Philippines, Japan and Taiwan. Hosted several international tournaments on Guam featuring the UOG squad against teams from the Philippines, Japan and Taiwan. Father of Terry Stotts, head basketball FRANK coach for the Portland Trailblazers in the National Basketball Association STOTTS (NBA). MEN’S BASKETBALL Played basketball for the All-Army COACH Pacific Team while serving in the Army during the Korean war. Started the first “Sports” bar on Guam, the Varsity Club, after he retired. Played college basketball in Illinois. HALL OF FAME BIOGRAPHY Member of the University of Guam Varsity Football Team 1974 to 1975 & 1977 Guam Varsity Football Champion – 1975 with 9-1 record Guam Varsity Football Champion – 1977 with perfect 10-0 record Two-time All-Island Defensive Tackle in 1975 & 1977 1975 – Philippines Football Tour – Subic Bay Naval MARK Base Admirals and Clark Air Force Base Diplomats WESSLING FOOTBALL Voted in the Top 10 of the toughest football players on Guam Played at UOG with his brother, Brian Wessling. BIOGRAPHY Graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a Bachelor’s Degree and two Master Degrees. Law Degree from Temple University Player/ Coach for UOG Baseball team in the Guam Major League Coached the Tritons in 1977-1979 seasons. Organized UOG baseball team trips to: 1. Palau 2. Okinawa 3. Philippines Served as the Executive Director of the Governor’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports for Governors Joe Ada, Felix Camacho, and Eddie Calvo. Programs ran and developed under this program: 1. Fitness & Sports Award Banquet 2. Masters Sports Movement on Guam 3. National Sportsmanship Day 4. Olympic Academy Program Represented Guam in international baseball organizations: 1. Baseball Federation of Asia 2. International Baseball Association Sports Programs started on Guam: 1. Tee ball 2. Prison breakfasts for Athletes & Coaches 3. Parent Child Baseball & Basketball Camps PATRICK M. 4. Western Pacific Invitational Baseball Tournament – Teams from Taiwan, Korea and Philippines WOLFF Teams brought to Guam: 1. Sports Ambassadors (Baseball) BASEBALL COACH/ 2. Athletes In Action (Basketball) 3. Athletes In Mission (Basketball) PLAYER 4. Major League Baseball Alumni Teams to include Tug McGraw 5. Ex-NBA Team Players 6. Major League Baseball Commissioner – Bowie Kuhn Sportswriter/ Columnist for the Marianas Variety, Tribune & Pacific Daily News Youth sports coach on Guam for little league, high school and college Played basketball for the undefeated Public Defender team in the GovGuam basketball league. UOG CALVO FIELD HOUSE MANAGEMENT OFFICE TRITON ATHLETICS & FIELD HOUSE VARSITY ATHLETICS, RECREATION/ WELLNESS, TRITON FITNESS CENTER & FIELD HOUSE RENTALS .

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