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Discipline . S a c r i f i c e . H e a r t CSUDH QUICK FACTS PAGE-BY-PAGE Location . . .1000 E. Victoria Street, Carson, CA 90747 Quick Facts/Table of Contents ...... 1 Founded ...... 1960 Damaine Powell, Head Coach ...... 2 Enrollment ...... 12,000 Assistant Coaches ...... 4 President ...... Dr. Mildred García 2009-10 Roster ...... 6 Nickname ...... Toros 2009-10 Season Outlook ...... 8-9 Colors ...... Cardinal & Gold Affiliation ...... NCAA II Player Profiles ...... 12-16 Conference . . .California Collegiate Athletic Association Madness @ Midnight ...... 17-18 Athletics Director ...... Patrick Guillen 2008-09 Results ...... 20 A.D. Email ...... [email protected] 2008-09 Final Statistics ...... 20 Athletic Dept. Phone ...... (310) 243-3893 2008-09 All-CCAA Teams ...... 20 2008-09 Final CCAA Standings ...... 21 MEN’S BASKETBALL FACTS 2008-09 Postseason Results and Honors ...... 21 Head Coach ...... Damaine Powell

Coach’s e-mail ...... [email protected] 2008-09 Final CCAA Individual Statistics ...... 22

T Basketball Office Phone ...... (310) 243-3891 2008-09 Final CCAA Team Statistics ...... 23 T

CSUDH Record (Yrs.) ...... 69-70 (5) 2009-10 Opponents ...... 25-27 A

Career Record ...... 221-130 All-Time Roster ...... 28 A

2008-09 Overall Record ...... 22-8 All-Time Series Records ...... 29 B

2008-09 CCAA Record ...... 15-5 All-Time CCAA Champions ...... 29 B

2008-09 CCAA Finish ...... Tied-1st

L Toros Record Book: L 2008-09 Final Finish ...... NCAA 2nd Round

Individual/Team Records ...... 30

E Assistant Coaches ...... Max Ward, E

.Anthony Berkenkamp, Jonathan Toliver, Nolan Johnson Season/Career Records ...... 31

Phone ...... (310) 243-3173 Award Winners ...... 31

O Starters Returning/Lost ...... 2/3 All-Time Game-By-Game History ...... 34-37 O

Lettermen Returning/Lost ...... 4/11 About CSUDH ...... 43

F New Recruits (HS/JC/TR) ...... 9 (1/6/2) CSUDH President ...... 44 F CCAA Championships ...... 2 (‘81, ‘87) CSUDH Administration ...... 45

CSUDH Athletics Staff ...... 46 C

ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS OFFICE C Primary Media Outlets ...... 46

MBB Contact ...... Mel Miranda O

...... Assistant AD/Media Relations CCAA Information ...... 47 O

Office Phone ...... (310) 243-3764 CSUDH’s Traditions of Excellence ...... 48 N

Cell Phone ...... (310) 628-0921 2009-10 Media Roster ...... IBC N

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Discipline . S a c r i f i c e . H e a r t Damaine Powell The Powell File... Head Coach PERSONAL Birthdate: 6th Season (USC, ‘94) September 29, 1972 High School: St. Anthony’s High School Long Beach, CA (1990) College: Sliced bread. The wheel. to bring success to Cal University of Southern California (1994) State Dominguez Hills.” B.A., History Whatever you compare sixth- Prior to his two University of Southern California (2004) L year Cal State Dominguez Hills men's bas- playing years at USC, M.A., History ketball coach Damaine Powell to, there's Powell was named the L no denying that he has been the best South Coach Conference PLAYING EXPERIENCE thing for the program in recent years since Player of the Year at USC, 1992-94 - 2-year letter-winner either society-altering invention. Long Beach City E In his five years at the helm of College, averaging 9.8 COACHING EXPERIENCE the men's basketball program, Coach points, 6.4 assists and Compton College, 1997-2004 - Head Powell has taken the Toros from the 2.5 steals per game dur- Coach..Captured two state titles in seven W California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) doormat when he official- ing the 1991-92 season years ... Named SCC Coach of the Year ly took over on August 19, 2004, to a share of the 2008-09 CCAA regular as he led the Vikings to (1998, 1999, 2001) ... Named state coach season title with a program-tying 22 wins, which included an NCAA West a 31-6 record and a of the year (1998). O Region 1st-round win, and pushing top-seeded and No. 3-ranked BYU- semifinal appearance in CSUDH, 2004-Present - Head Coach Hawai'i to the brink in a competitive second-round defeat. the junior college state P One year earlier, the Toros finished third, and within just two games tournament. As a fresh- of qualifying for the Division II version of March Madness after earning a man one year earlier, he averaged 4.7 points, 3.9 assists and 2.2 steals for No. 5 seed in the CCAA Tournament, where the Toros advanced to the semi- LBCC, which finished 32-5 and made the state championship game. finals. Powell is no stranger to the Carson campus. A native of the local E Powell, who enters the 2009-10 campaign with a 69-70 record in his community who prepped at Long Beach St. Anthony's High School, he grew first five years in Cardinal & Gold, intends on carrying last year's momen- up in the Torodome shooting hoops and attending legendary and former tum over to this season … and then some. CSUDH head coach Dave Yanai's basketball camps. N “CSUDH should be a basketball power,” Powell states, “and I am going “I just try to bring in good people because good people find a way to I to make sure I do everything I can to make it that.” be successful,” Powell concludes. “We try to create a family atmosphere on With his no nonsense approach to the game, Powell prides himself on my teams, and hopefully produce a good kid that's passionate about aca- his strong work ethic, and demands that his players follow suit. He refus- demics and basketball, and who will help us win at the same time.” A es to concern himself with how his players performed in last night's game, Powell received both his bachelor's and master's degrees in History but focuses on how hard they compete in the ensuing practice, an effort from USC. that ultimately will decide who sees the most floor time on game day. M Equipped with an insatiable appetite for detail, Powell preaches a rep- etition of fundamentals, especially on defense and on the boards, practices that are known for determining success or failure come crunch time. Powell Year-by-Year A And based on each of his teams improving its record from the previous year, including the 2008-09 squad's 22-8 overall ledger that tied the D program's history for most wins in a season, Powell's formula has paid School Year W-L Postseason Position noticeable dividends thus far. Compton 97-98 27-3 State Champions Head Coach

“The focus of all my teams is defense and rebounding, first and fore- State and SCC Coach of the Year most,” Powell preaches. “Defense and rebounds are the way to champi- Compton 98-99 25-8 State Semifinals Head Coach H onships.” Now entering his sixth season at the helm of the CSUDH men's bas- SCC Coach of the Year ketball ship, the 37-year old and new father continues to draw from over a Compton 99-00 29-5 Second Round Head Coach C decade of head coaching experience, not counting the three years on the Compton 00-01 20-10 Second Round Head Coach men's basketball staff at the University of Southern California, where SCC Coach of the Year Powell played collegiately from 1992-94. A Compton 01-02 19-11 Second Round Head Coach Always the learner, Powell travels to different top-notch coaches to draw their wisdom and incorporate what he learns into his own ever-evolv- Compton 02-03 15-15 First Round Head Coach ing philosophy. Compton 03-04 17-8 State Champions Head Coach O “I go to coaches all over the country to learn and soak in as much CSUDH 04-05 7-20 None Head Coach knowledge as I can,” Powell says as a matter of fact. “I've visited with Tim CSUDH 05-06 11-16 None Head Coach C Floyd, Lute Olsen, George Raveling,” he continues, as he rattles off the top coaches past and present, “Rudy Washington and Tom Izzo, and take CSUDH 06-07 12-15 None Head Coach

everything I learn from them and put them into my personality and teach- CSUDH 07-08 17-11 CCAA Tourn. - Semis Head Coach ing style.” CSUDH 08-09 22-8 NCAA Tourn. - 2nd Rd. Head Coach D During his first year as head coach of Compton College, the then-24 Totals 12 yrs 221-130 1 CCAA, 2 State Titles year old Powell was believed to be the youngest coach ever to win a state 3 SCC Coach of the Years title after the Tartars captured the Championship with a 27-3 record. 1 State Coach of the Year A Powell then led the program to a second title in 2003 after Compton defeat- ed American River JC and finished 17-8 on the year, sending Powell off with E a Championship in his final season at the junior college level. Enjoying Right: On August 19, unparalleled success at that level where he compiled an overall 152-60 2004, Damaine Powell record in seven seasons as a junior college head coach, Powell led his H teams to the state playoffs every season, including a semifinal berth in was introduced as the 1998-99. fifth men’s basketball Prior to Compton College, Powell served on the men's basketball staff head coach in Cal State at USC from 1995-97 under former Trojan head coaches Charles Parker and Dominguez Hills history. Henry Bibby, where he helped the Trojans to a 39-47 overall record, including a 17-11 mark in 1996-97 when USC dropped a 90-77 decision to Illinois in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. As a player under legendary former USC head coach George Raveling, Powell enjoyed two winning seasons from 1992-93 to 1993-94, when the Trojans qualified for back-to-back NIT berths. As a senior co-captain in his final regular season game, Powell connected for the game-winning basket with 2.6 seconds left to propel USC to a 69-68 victory at Oregon State, sending them to the NIT Tournament. During his career, he averaged 2.2 points, 1.0 rebound and 1.6 assists per game. “Damaine worked as hard as anybody and was a great person to have on our club,” says Raveling. "I always felt that one day he would be an outstanding coach, and he proved that at Compton College. I fully expect him 2 2 0 0 9 - 1 0 C a l S t a t e D o m i n g u e z H i l l s M e n ’ s B a s k e t b a l l

Cal State Dominguez Hills 2010 Summer Basketball Camp

What They’re Saying... What They’re Saying...

“My son and daughters really “My National Junior Basketball enjoyed the camp each of the team attended and learned so last four years. much about fundamentals They will be back again that we can’t wait until this summer!” our season begins.”

Bob Lyons Charles Gale Basketball Coordinator City Director Gardena Evening Optimist La Mirada NJB

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When: Summer 2010

Two one-week camps running from 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m., Monday – Friday. Where: The Torodome on the campus of CSUDH

Cost: $195.00

CSUDH head coach Damaine Powell and his staff continue to offer the best fundamental basketball camps in the South Bay. The Toros staff has a combined total of more than 30 years of basketball summer camp experience. Last summer, over 300 local boys and girls participated in the Cal State Dominguez Hills Basketball Camps.

Campers learn the fundamentals of basketball, participate in exciting contests and play in competitive games!

The Best Teaching Camp in the South Bay!

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Max Ward Coach Max Ward Assistant Coach begins his ninth season on the sidelines for the Toros. Ninth Season Ward came to the Carson campus from Johnson & Wales University in Charleston, South Carolina, where he served as the head basketball coach and the Athletics Director for one year. Prior to Johnson & Wales in Charleston, Ward was an assistant coach at Johnson & Wales University in Providence, Rhode Island. There he was responsible for practice management, underclass recruit- ing, scouting, film exchange and handling day-to-day operations. As Powell’s top assistant, coach Ward is responsible for practice management, recruit- ing, scouting and on-floor coaching. “Max is one of the top assistant coaches on the west coast,” begins Powell. “He’s been coveted and courted by different schools throughout the years and he's always chosen to stay, but I know he’ll eventually get the offer he wants. He’s a good recruiter, a good coach, very well organized, respected by the team and we're lucky to have him here at Dominguez. He has a bright, bright future in coaching.” S Ward participated in collegiate basketball while at Johnson & Wales, and was named the Most Outstanding Player after his senior season. He was also the Team Captain for two E years. Coach Ward received his undergraduate degree in Hospitality Management in 1998 Top assistant Max Ward has been Powell’s H from Johnson & Wales University in Charleston, SC. He then earned his master’s degree in Organization and Management in 2000 from Johnson & Wales in Providence, RI. right hand man the Ward, wife Diane, son Drew and newborn daughter Maya, reside in Garden Grove. C past five seasons.

A Anthony Berkenkamp Jonathan Toliver O Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

C Fourth Season First Season Coach Berkenkamp begins his Toliver begins his first year on the fourth year on the Toros sidelines after a Toro sidelines after a solid four-year T two-year stint on the sidelines as the JV career as a player in Cardinal and Gold. assistant coach at Culver City High A 6-5 guard, Toliver established N School from 2003-05, and a one-year the CSUDH career marks for 3-pointers appointment as the head coach of Venice made and attempted in his final year on the Carson campus, Airborne, a travel team of players ages 14-17 during the A after making 53 starts in 110 games played in his career. 2003-04 season. The Inglewood native tallied a career-best 26 points On staff, Berkenkamp monitors study hall and conducts T against San Francisco State (March 2, 2007), becoming the individual workouts, in addition to his being a go-to for coach- lone Toro to boast two games with at least 20 points scored es Powell and Ward. S during a sophomore season in which he averaged just under As a coach at Culver City HS, Berkenkamp’s squad boast- 10 points a game. I ed a 15-1 record, including a perfect 10-0 mark in the Ocean Currently a student at Cal State Dominguez Hills, Toliver League Conference, while his Venice Airborne team earned its will earn his bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice in December S place in the squad’s first-ever championship tournament, win- 2009. ning 65% of their games that season. S A two-sport student-athlete as a student at Culver City HS (basketball, tennis), Berkenkamp was a regular selection Nolan Johnson A on the honor roll. Assistant Coach Berkenkamp received his degree in kinesiology from First Season CSUDH in May 2008, and is working on his master’s. Coach Johnson begins his first year as an assistant coach with the Toros men's basketball program, bringing nearly 10 years of coaching experience to the table. Johnson served as head coach for AAU's team "Up N Coming," one of the top high school programs on the West coast that recorded a 114-42 record over the past five seasons, and has seen 33 players earn scholarships to Division I and II levels. Prior, her served as an assistant coach for Washington HS, where his teams advanced to the postseason all six years, and won the league title for 5 of his 6 years. Johnson, a graduate of Southern Connecticut State University, currently is a special education teacher in the LAUSD, and is working on his master's in special education.

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Discipline . S a c r i f i c e . H e a r t 2009-10 Toros Roster No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/Previous School 1 Danny BENSON G 6-2 190 Jr. Pensacola, FL/Ventura College 3 John STAATS G 6-7 180 Jr. Cypress/Cypress College 4 Tim McLAURIN G 6-3 190 Jr. Compton/Chadron State College 5 Robert WILLHITE G 6-3 205 So. Ridgecrest/Burroughs HS 10 Marcquintice DAVIS G 5-10 165 Jr. Chicago, IL/San Diego City College 11 Tim McGRATH G 6-5 195 Sr. Westchester/San Diego State 12 Wesley WHITE G 6-6 220 Fr. Inglewood/Inglewood HS 20 Alfred STERLING G 6-4 175 So. Lawndale/Lawndale HS 21 Ronnie AGUILAR C 7-0 250 Jr. Los Angeles/Colorado St. 22 Jamel WARD G 6-2 200 Sr. Los Angeles/Inglewood HS 32 Michael COX F 6-8 200 Jr. Rancho Cucamonga/Fullerton JC R 33 Stephen FAULKNER G 6-5 215 Jr. Rocky Hill, CT/Allen Hancock JC 34 Zareh ZARGARYAN F 6-6 225 Jr. Glendale/Citrus College E 44 James CAWTHORNE F 6-9 220 Jr. Orange/Villa Park HS T 50 Ricardo DE LA ROSA F 6-9 290 Fr. Downey/Bell HS RS Van GIRARD II G 6-2 180 Jr. Los Angeles/Cerritos College S Head Coach: Damaine POWELL (6th year)

O Ass’t. Coaches: Max WARD, Anthony BERKENKAMP, Jonathan TOLIVER, Nolan JOHNSON

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Standing (L-R): Stephen Faulkner, Zareh Zargaryan, Ricardo De La Rosa, Tim McGrath, James Cawthorne, Amir Aguilar, John Staats, Robert Willhite, Van Girard II, Alfred Sterling. Sitting (L-R): Wesley White, Danny Benson, Roy Nam, Assistant Coach Anthony Berkenkamp, Head Coach Damaine Powell, Assistant Coach Max Ward, Assistant Coach Jonathan Toliver, Assistant Coach Nolan Johnson, Jamel Ward, Tim McLaurin. Not pictured: Marcquintice Davis, Michael Cox 6 2 0 0 9 - 1 0 C a l S t a t e D o m i n g u e z H i l l s M e n ’ s B a s k e t b a l l

Discipline . S a c r i f i c e . H e a r t BackBack toto BasicsBasics

The 2008-09 campaign was a sea- players. “But I like the character of this High-flying senior Tim McGrath son of firsts for Cal State Dominguez team and its work ethic, and at some set the Torodome on fire last year with Hills men’s basketball coach Damaine point this year we will be a good team. his innate athletic ability and shooting Powell and his Toros. I don’t know when, but at some point, touch, two qualities Powell will need for Not only did CSUDH earn a share we will be a good team.” his team to succeed this year. McGrath of the CCAA regular season crown for Here’s a look at who will be leading started 24 of 30 games played in first the first time since 1986-87, the Toros this year’s Toro squad: year in Carson and scored in double- also played their way into an NCAA figures twice, including a season-high K playoff berth for the first 18 points on 6-of-7 shoot- time since 1988-89, taking ing from 3-point range O a first round contest against Cal Poly Pomona against 5th-seeded Central in early December. The O Washington before giving Westchester native also L top-seeded and No. 3 pulled down at least 5 nationally ranked BYU- boards in nine games, T Hawai’i everything they including year-best 8 wanted in a second round against Fort Lewis in late U contest before the hosts November, leading the kept the lead for good with Toros in blocks six times, in O just five minutes left in reg- rebounds four times, in ulation. steals twice and in scoring In 08-09, coach Powell and assists once. N had a five-headed monster “We hope that Tim of then-seniors Michael steps up to the next level,” O Hernandez, Jerrell Smith, says coach Powell. “He Rodney Yearby, Jonathan has all the talent and S CSUDH’s lone four returners (clockwise from top left: Jamel Ward, Toliver and Ryan Walton at Robert Willhite, James Cawthorne, Tim McGrath) have big shoes potential to do that. The to fill if the Toros hope to make a run at another CCAA title A his disposal, using their tal- key is whether he can pull ent and buy-in to lead the and NCAA postseason appearance this year. it all together and be con- E experienced squad to sistent with it.” “March Madness,” a tournament that Junior James Cawthorne begins S pointed out an obvious, yet crucial fact. RETURNERS his fourth season in Carson after being “Last year taught me how many granted a medical redshirt his freshman good players we need,” reflected Just four Toros return for a second- year. Improving in nearly all categories 0 Powell, on his team’s first foray into the consecutive run at the CCAA Title and from 07-08, Cawthorne led the Toros in 1 NCAA postseason in two decades. NCAA postseason, who are expected rebounds and blocks twice, and in scor- - “You have to have an older, experi- to lead, produce and execute. ing and steals once. The Orange native enced team with talent, and when you Guard Jamel Ward begins his fifth tallied five games with at least 10 9 get to the NCAAs, it’s all about talent. year in Cardinal & Gold as the senior points, including a 20-point outburst on

0 “If you don’t have the talent, you’re statesman of the squad, after using a 8-of-15 shooting from the floor at not even in the game,” Powell contin- redshirt season in 05-06. Last year, the CSUMB in mid-February which includ- 0 ues. “We were lucky last year in that Los Angeles native started 16 of 28 ed 4-for-8 from 3-point land.

2 the team wanted to win. It wasn’t about games played, tallying five games in “We hope we can get a little more individuals. It was a bunch of seniors double figures, with a season-best 17 production out of James without any big who did whatever they had to do to win. points at Humboldt State in late men returning,” says Powell. “We think It really opened the coaching up and February. Ward also grabbed at least he can be an All-CCAA guy, and we allowed us to get the most from them, 5 assists in seven games, with a sea- need him to play like one if we want to and that was the difference.” son-best effort of 7 coming at CS San be a good team. He can shoot and This year’s team, however, fea- Bernardino, while leading the team in score, and has a high IQ, but he has to tures just four returners from last year’s steals and blocks twice, and in scoring, stay healthy and get better.” squad, but two who have a combined rebounds and assists once. Sophomore Robert Willhite start- seven years of experience under the “Jamel is a solid guy, and I expect ed nine of 30 games as a redshirt fresh- belts after redshirt seasons, and from him to be a leader this year,” begins man last year, scoring in double-figures whom Powell will need leadership, Powell. “He already leads with his work 5 times, including a season-high 14 leadership, and more leadership. ethic and play, so I’m looking for him to points against SSU in late January on “It’s early, and we almost have to help the new guys transition and learn 6-of-7 shooting from the floor. He start all over again,” begins Powell, our system.” grabbed a season-best 7 board twice, looking at a roster filled with 12 new and led the team in assists three times, 8 2 0 0 9 - 1 0 C a l S t a t e D o m i n g u e z H i l l s M e n ’ s B a s k e t b a l l

Discipline . S a c r i f i c e . H e a r t in steals and blocks twice, and in scor- after lettering in three sports in high at the Galen Center in the second of ing once. school, while White was named a 1st- three pre-season exhibition contests for A cerebral player, Powell expects team All-League and 2nd-team All-CIF the Toros as its shooters drained a and needs Willhite’s learning curve to selection as a prep, leading Inglewood good percentage of shots before going increase exponentially this year if HS to a runner-up division finish after cold from behind the arc after the break. CSUDH again will make a run at the leading the league in rebounding and Conversely, the center and point league title. “We forget that Rob is real- blocked shots. guard positions are the thinnest, but will ly young because he has a lot of talent The “X” factor on the team may be be bolstered in January when players and is very smart,” he begins. “But if 6’6 forward Zareh Zargaryan, who can get cleared eligibility wise, including 7- our team is going to be good, Rob has see action in positions 1-4, a trait he foot transfer Amir Aguilar, who aver- to be an all-league kind of guy for us. If demonstrated in CSUDH’s last exhibi- aged over 6 boards and nearly 4 points

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majority of them have to contribute to fill at some point this year we will FINAL THOUGHTS - 1 the void left by last year’s senior class. be a good team. I don’t know 1

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sixth-year head coach already has will be a good team.” fident that the 2009-10 can achieve

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E "Tim McLaurin, from Chadron defend once we follow our principles E

State, has to be a big-time contributor Damaine Powell and play at a certain standards, and we A

for us to be successful,” begins Powell. were encouraged that we got a bunch A

“He is a really good player and we know tion game against Biola. “I think Zareh of open shots,” Powell reflects on the S we have a talent in him, but we’re still is going to be a good player for us,” exhibitions, specifically after the contest S

trying to figure out how to use him best.” says Powell. “He has a lot to learn, but at his alma mater. “I also liked the fact O At Chadron State, McLaurin he’s talented, and once he gets to that we competed and actually out- O

earned 1st-team Rocky Mountain where we want him to be, we have to played them. N Athletic Conference All-East Division learn how to use him best in our sys- "We can improve on our blocking N

honors, a Daktronics 2nd-team All- tem. But he does have talent.” out, our offensive execution, defensive

O Central Region nod, and a 1st-team All- execution … There’s a lot to improve O

Nebraska D-II accolade as a sopho- upon. We just have to play a little

U more, while averaging 17.9 points, 5.6 PROGNOSIS tougher and smarter.” U

boards, 2.9 assists and 1.2 steals in two Looking forward to how the CCAA

T years as an Eagle. The Compton Guard play, especially at the “2” Conference will pan out after the Toros T

native recorded just the second triple- position, is the team’s biggest strength were chosen to finish 4th amongst a

L double in CSC history in a game at the moment, exemplified by CSUDH pre-season poll of head coaches, L

against Augustana (SD), tallying 23 taking a 35-26 halftime lead over USC Powell is satisfied with that prediction O points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists heading into the tomorrow’s season O

(Nov 15, 2008), with his 492 points opener.

O OACHES O scored in 2008 placing him 21st in 2009-10 CCAA C “It’s hard to project because we

school history for most points in a sea- MEN’S BASKETBALL have so many new guys and a new K K son, following the best scoring season PRESEASON POLL team, but I’m hoping to finish in the top ever at Chadron State as a freshman 4 somewhere, and hopefully make a (458 pts). POS. SCHOOL (1ST-PLACE VOTES) PTS. run to the CCAA Tournament and go “Danny Benson, a 6’2 guard from 1. %Cal Poly Pomona (6) 115 from there. Florida who was named ‘Mr. Pensacola’ 2. Humboldt State (5) 113 “But so much depends on if we can as a prep, is another player we expect 3. ^%CS San Bernardino (1) 95 stay healthy, if the players want to win, to give us heavy contributions,” Powell 4. %CS Dominguez Hills 87 or if that’s their first priority, or whether 5. Cal State L.A. 70 continues. “He has a lot of talent but 6. UC San Diego 68 it’s to score 20,” Powell concludes. needs to learn our system and imple- 7. Sonoma State 49 “Last year’s team was really talent- ment and fuse his talent to fit into how 8. Chico State 48 ed, and we had guys who were experi- we do things.” 9. San Francisco State 44 enced as well. We were also very lucky Of his bigger guards, Powell points 10. Cal State Monterey Bay 38 to get out without any significant out junior Stephen Faulkner and true 11. Cal State Stanislaus 31 injuries. I’m still learning the team, but 12. Cal State East Bay 13 freshman Wesley White as two who as long as we are healthy, we’ll be fine.” need to contribute early and often. % Defending CCAA Champions Faulkner was named a 2nd-team ^ Defending CCAA Tourn. Champs All-league player at Allen Hancock JC 9 w w w . G o T o r o s . c o m

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Ward’s Career Bests (most recent): Jamel WARD 17 points @ HSU, 2/27/09 Senior - 6-4 - 200 - Guard 7 rebounds vs. CSUSB, 1/30/09 Los Angeles, CA - Inglewood HS #22 4 assists vs. Mesa St, 12/21/07 2008-09: Played in 28 games, with 16 starts in junior season ... Tallied five games in double figures, with season-best 17 points at Humboldt State (Feb 27) ... Grabbed at least 5 rebounds in seven games, with best effort of 7 coming at CS San Bernardino ... Led team in steals and blocks twice, and in scoring, rebounds and assists once ... 2007-08: Started 7 games of 28 total played ... Scored season-high 15 points vs. Sonoma State (Nov. 30) ... Tallied at least 8 points in 5 other contests ... Pulled down season-best 7 boards at The Master's (Dec. 4) ... Earned 3 steals vs. Humboldt State (Dec. 1) ... Led team in assists five times, in steals three times, in blocks twice, and in scoring once ... 2006-07: Played in all 27 games, with 3 starts on the year … Notched five games in double-figure scoring, including season-best 16 points vs. San Francisco State (March 2) … Led team in assists 4 times, and in rebounds twice … S Enjoyed 5-of-8 shooting night vs. CS San Bernardino (Jan. 20), also pulling down 7 rebounds … Also had four other games with at least 5 boards ... 2005-06: Redshirted E ... Inglewood HS: Was a two-sport standout in volleyball and basketball … Garnered league MVP and 1st team All-Area honors in basketball … Was L voted to 2nd team All-Area in volleyball WARD'S CAREER CSUDH STATISTICS I … During his senior year, led the Sentinels to a 1st place finish in bas- Year GP-GS FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Reb. Avg A Stl. Pts. PPG ketball and a 3rd place finish in volleyball ... Personal: Son of Fredrick 06-07 27-3 51-98 6-14 28-43 68 2.5 43 14 136 5.0 F Ward and Joyce Ford … Born November 11, 1987 … Most admires 07-08 28-7 38-93 4-19 31-46 66 2.4 26 12 111 4.0 mother and older sister … Lists “Menace II Society” as his favorite movie 08-09 28-16 53-107 7-18 39-59 90 3.2 4 14 152 5.4 O and the “Family Guy” as his favorite T.V. show ... Has a career high of Totals 83-20 142-298 17-51 98-118 224 2.7 100 6 399 4.8 26 points ... Majoring in business. R McGrath’s Career Bests (most recent): P Tim McGRATH 18 points vs. CPP, 12/5/08 Senior - 6-5 - 195 - Forward 8 rebounds vs. Ft. Lewis, 11/28/08 Westchester, CA - San Diego State R #11 2 steals @ UCSD, 1/3/09 2008-09: Emerged as most athletic Toro on the squad, starting 24 of 30 games O played in first year in Carson ... Scored in double-figures twice, including season-high I 18 points on 6-of-7 shooting from 3-point range against Cal Poly Pomona (Dec 5) ... Pulled down at least 5 boards in nine games, including year-best 8 against Fort Lewis

N (Nov 28) ... Led Toros in blocks six times, in rebounds four times, in steals twice and in scoring and assists once ... San Diego State: Played for head coach Steve Fisher

E … Posted game highs of 8 points, 4 assists, and 8 rebounds … Helped lead team to Mountain West Championships and an NCAA Tournament bid as a sophomore ...

S Santa Monica HS: Played for the Vikings under head coach James Hecht … Once dropped 38 points in a single game, including 8 3-pointers … Helped lead the Vikings

to consecutive league titles en route to earning league MVP honors, 1st-team All-CIF accolades and a LA Times all-area selection … Averaged 18 points and 8 boards a 0 contest as a senior ... Personal: Born on May 22, 1986, in Connecticut … Son of

1 Patrick and Marilyn McGrath … Has six siblings Jim, Matt, Kathy, Shannon, Amber and Chooch … Also recruit- - ed by West Virginia, Miami, Texas Tech, and Long Beach State … Most admires anchorman “Ron Burgandy” … Sports hero is Muhammad Ali … Other MCGRATH’S CAREER CSUDH STATISTICS 9 Favorites include the L.A. Lakers and movies “Super Bad” and Year GP-GS FG-A 3FG-A FT-A Reb.Avg. A Stl. Pts. PPG “Knocked Up” … Would most like to meet Muhammad Ali … Majoring in 08-09 30-24 45-121 23-65 25-34 112 3.7 30 8 138 4.6 0 psychology.

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Discipline . S a c r i f i c e . H e a r t Danny BENSON Tim McLAURIN Junior - 6-2 - 190 - Guard Junior - 6-3 - 190 - Guard Pensacola, FL - Ventura College 1 Compton, CA - Chadron State 4 Ventura College: Notched game highs of Chadron State: Earned 1st-team Rocky 30 points, 9 assists, 9 boards and 8 assists Mountain Athletic Conference All-East ... Led squad to 28-5 mark as a freshman Division honors, a Daktronics 2nd-team All- and a Final Four finish after averaging 13 Central Region nod, and a 1st-team All- points a contest ... As a sophomore, led Nebraska D-II accolade ... Averaged 17.9 Ventura to league title en route to an 18 points, 5.6 boards, 2.9 assists and 1.2 ppg average ... Pensacola HS: Named steals in two years as an Eagle ...

"Mr. Pensacola" and league MVP as a Recorded just the second triple-double in

2 prep, leading freshman squad to a perfect CSC history in a game against Augustana 2

25-0 mark after averaging 25 points and 5 (SD), tallying 23 points, 11 rebounds and

0 assists a game ... Tigers were 77-11 in his 10 assists (Nov 15, 2008) ... His 492 points 0

three seasons of competition ... Notched scored in 2008 is the 21st most in school

0 prep best 40 pints, 10 assists 8 boards and history for a season, following the best 0

5 steals in single games ... Personal: Born on December 15, 1986, in scoring season ever at Chadron State as a freshman (458 pts) ... 9

Pensacola, Florida ... Son of Danny Benson and Tiwanda Mims ... Has Lynwood HS: Earned several all-star honors as a senior, averaging 9

two younger siblings, Rynell Hopkins and Rodneque Pickett ... Chose 20 points, 10 rebounds and 5 assists per game ... Played with some of -

CSUDH to win ... Also recruited by CS Northridge and Portland State the country’s top players, including Seketoure Henry, a member of the - 1

amongst others ... Looks to help Toros to national title ... Career ambi- Nebraska Cornhuskers ... Personal: Born on December 4, 1987, in 1

tion is to play professionally overseas ... Most admires mother, grand- Harbor City ... Son of Tori Manns ... Majoring in criminal justice. 0 mother and aunt ... Favorites include Allen Iverson and Cleveland 0

Cavaliers ... Majoring in Africana Studies.

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John STAATS Sophomore - 6-3 - 205 - Guard L

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Junior - 6-7 - 180 - Guard A

Cypress, CA - Cypress College 3 2008-09: Started 9 of 30 games played as A

a redshirt freshman ... Scored in double-fig-

Y Cypress College: Named to All-Orange ures 5 times, including season-high 14 Y

Empire Conference ... Kennedy HS: points against Sonoma State (Jan 24) on

E Competed on the basketball team ... 6-of-7 shooting from the floor ... Grabbed E

Personal: Born on August 2, 1988, in season high 7 boards twice against U of

Torrance ... Son of Jim Staats and Lillian R Alaska (Nov 15) and vs. the Seawolves R Bish ... Has four siblings, Nick, Jess, Aaron (Jan 24) ... Led team in assists three times,

and Sarah ... Chose CSUDH for its prox- in steals and blocks twice, and in scoring

imity and the program's high ceiling ... once ... 2007-08: Redshirted ... Burroughs P

Looks to help Toros win a national title ... HS: Four-year starter under coach Doug P

Most admires Albert Einstein ... Would Hayes, leading squad to runner-up league R

most like to meet Bill Gates ... Favorites finish as a senior … Twice named Desert R

include Mike Tyson, L.A. Angels and movie Sky League MVP as a junior and senior, also adding 2nd-team All-CIF O

"Star Wars" ... A recreation & leisure major. honors … A three-time All-League selection … As a senior, scored in O

double-figures in 26 out of 27 games, averaging 18 points, 9 rebounds

F and 5 assists per contest … Once dropped 32 points and grabbed 17 F

boards ... Personal: Born on June 25, 1989, in Ridgecrest, CA … Son

of John and Janise Willhite and I

L Calvin and Cecilia Martin … Has L

three siblings, Calvin, Tinoi and Grant

E … Chose CSUDH for the tremendous E

opportunities surrounding campus …

S Also recruited by Portland State, S Navy and Harvard … Most admires parents … Sports hero is Michael Jordan … Other favorites include the L.A. Lakers and Oakland Raiders, “Wayans Bros.” TV show and movie “All About the Benjamins” … Would most like to meet Martin Luther King, Jr. … Aspires to become an athletic trainer for a professional sports team … A kinesiology major.

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Discipline . S a c r i f i c e . H e a r t Marcquintice DAVIS Amir AGUILAR Junior - 5-10 - 165 - Guard Junior - 7-0 - 250 - Center Chicago, IL - San Diego CC 10 Los Angeles, CA - Colorado State 21 San Diego CC: Led Knights to league title Colorado State University: Was the sec- and Elite 8 state appearance en route to 15 ond big man off the bench as a sophomore ppg, 9 apg and 5 rpg averages and a 28-5 until first start at Minnesota (12/08) ... In his finish as well as an all-league selection ... second career start led the team with 9 Bakersfield JC: Averaged 14 points, 5 rebounds on Jan. 19 (TCU) ... Played in 24 assists and 4 boards for the Gades ... games, starting 9 of them ... Had 26 Steinmetz HS: Notched single-game highs blocked shots, including a career high of 5 of 37 points, 8 assists, 6 rebounds and 3 against San Diego State (1/29) ... steals, leading squad to 20 wins as a fresh- Recorded at least two blocked shots on six man ... Personal: Born on February 3, occasions ... Averaged 17.67 minutes per

S 1985, in Chicago ... Son of Shulonda Davis game, including a career high 32 against ... Has one son, Quinton ... Has six sib- San Diego State (1/29) ... Had a career lings, Jennifer, Jermy, Mario, Markisha, night against Oklahoma Panhandle State E Jamieon and Mariel ... Chose CSUDH because of the coaching staff ... (1/08) in which he had a career high 18 rebounds and 12 points to

L Looks to help Toros win a national title ... Most admires head coach record his first career double-double ... Averaged 3.92 points and 6.33 Powell ... Would like to meet Jay Z ... Favorites include Michael Jordan, rebounds per game ... Following his career high of 12 points, matched I Chicago Bulls, TV show "Martin" and movie "Dead Presidents" ... that the next game at BYU (1/12) ... Pulled down 10 or more rebounds Majoring in business. 5 times, including a stretch of three games in a row ... In addition to sin- F gle-game high 12 points and 18 rebounds, also collected 7 blocks, 3 assists and 3 picks for the Rams ... John Marshall HS: A three-sport O Wesley WHITE athlete (basketball, volleyball, football) ... Named team MVP and was a Freshman - 6-6 - 220 - Guard two-time team captain for basketball ... Earned three letters in volley- R Inglewood, CA - Inglewood HS 12 ball and one in football as a wide receiver. .. Holds school records for blocked shots, points and rebounds ... Was an all-league and all-state P performer... Led Barrister to the league championship in 2004 ... Inglewood HS: Named to 1st-team All- League and 2nd-team All-CIF as a prep ... Averaged 25 points, 14 rebounds, and 10 blocks his senior year ... Led Sentinels to runner-up division finish Once posted a 28-point, 20-rebound, and 14-block game his senior R en route to leading league in rebounding season ... Single game highs include 43 points, 24 boards, 14 blocks, and blocked shots ... Earned honor roll sta- 6 assists and 4 steals ... Named to the "Best of the Rest" list ... E Born on June 24, 1987, in Los Angeles ... Son of Gabriel tus ... Personal: Born on October 3, 1991, Personal: in Inglewood ... Son of Wesley White, Sr., Aguilar and Lilian Romero ... Has three siblings, Kevin, Jason and Y and April Ogaz ... Both parents attended Jasmine ... Enjoys being with family, the beach, seeking wisdom and CSUDH-rival Humboldt State ... Chose eating ... Looks to help Toros to national title ... Also recruited by Wyoming, Oregon State, Texas Tech, Cal State Fullerton and Miami ... A CSUDH because of its proximity and basketball program ... Also recruited by Austin Aspires to play professionally in the NBA ... Most admires people in L Peay, Seattle University, Pepperdine and general ... Favorites include L.A. Lakers, Muhammad Ali, and the UC Riverside ... Looks to help Toros win History and Discovery channels ... Would most like to meet President P national title ... Most admires father ... Would most like to meet NBAer Barack Obama ... Majoring in sociology. Josh Smith ... Favorites include Atlanta Hawks, and movies "Paid in Full" and "Juice" ... Aspires to become a firefighter ... Enjoys reading, 0 working out and Guitar Hero ... Has helped feed food to the homeless Michael COX at the Food Bank in downtown ... Undeclared. 1 Junior - 6-8 - 200 - Forward - R. Cucamonga, CA - Fullerton JC 33 Alfred STERLING 9 Fullerton College: Named 1st-team all- Sophomore - 6-4 - 175 - Guard league both years, including a 1st-team All- 0 Lawndale, CA - Lawndale HS 20 State nod as a freshman ... Led squad to state championship game ... Alta Loma 0 Lawndale HS: Recorded single-game HS: Three-year letter-winner for the highs of 30 points, 10 boards, 7 assists, 4 Braves ... Personal: Born on October 30, 2 blocks and 3 steals for the Cardinals ... 1989, in Montclair ... Son of Michael Sr. Boasted a 3.56 GPA ... Personal: Born on and Tawanna Terry ... Has four siblings, September 15, 1988, in Lawndale ... Son of Jasmine, Dejanay, Osiris and Telanni ... Richard Sterling and Belinda Matthews ... Cousin is Jason Terry of the Dallas Has two brothers, Patrick and Richard ... Mavericks ... Chose CSUDH because of its Chose CSUDH to be successful ... Also coaching staff and academic programs ... recruited by Maryville College ... Goal as a Also recruited by Creighton, Southern and Toro is to reach potential on and off the Morehead State ... Looks to help Toros win CCAA crowns and the court ... Aspires to become a police officer NCAA Title ... Most admires sister Jasmine ... Would most like to meet ... Most admires mother ... Favorites Michael Jordan ... Favorites include the LA Lakers, Dallas Cowboys, include LeBron James, the San Diego Batman and "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air" ... A communications major. Chargers, movie "Batman" and TV show "Martin" ... Would most like to meet John Wooden ... A regular volunteer at his church ... Enjoys reading, going to the movies and serving others ... Majoring in criminal justice.

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Discipline . S a c r i f i c e . H e a r t Stephen FAULKNER James CAWTHORNE Junior - 6-5 - 215 - Guard Junior - 6-9 - 220 - Forward Rocky Hill, CT - Allen Hancock JC 33 Orange, CA - Villa Park HS 44 Allen Hancock JC: Named to 2nd-team 2008-09: Improved in nearly all categories All-Conference as a Bulldog ... Xavier HS: in sophomore season, leading the team in Three-sport athlete (basketball, football, rebounds and blocks twice, and in scoring volleyball) ... Led Bulldogs to semifinals as and steals once ... Tallied five games with a senior on the hardwood ... Led XHS to at least 10 points, including 20-point out- undefeated season en route to earning 1st- burst at CS Monterey Bay (Feb 13) on 8-of- team all-state honors on the gridiron ... 15 shooting from the field, including 4-of-8

Also earned "Unsung Hero" award ... from behind the arc ... Enjoyed five games

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a junior ... Personal: Born on June 29, vs. Cal State L.A. (Feb 5) ... Swiped 4 balls

0 1988, in Manchester, CT ... Son of Stephan vs. Chadron State (Nov 21) ... 2007-08: 0

Faulkner Jr. and Karen Haberski ... Has Saw action in 27 games, with five starts ... 0

four siblings, Tish, Jessica, Rebecca and Posted career-best 11 point effort vs. San 0

Jon ... Chose CSUDH for the coaching staff and the California weather Francisco State (Feb. 23) ... Pulled down 5 rebounds twice, and at least 9

... Also recruited by Utah Valley State and UC Santa Barbara ... Looks 3 boards in five games ... Nailed 74% of shots from charity stripe, sec- 9

to help Toros win CCAA and NCAA titles ... After getting degree, aspires ond highest percentage amongst returners ... Sank all three 3-point -

to play professionally in either basketball, football or volleyball ... Most attempts vs. Humboldt State (Dec. 1), - 1 admires father ... Lists Ray Allen and the Boston Celtics as favorites ... with season-best 3 steals vs. SFSU 1

Would most like to meet Michael Jordan ... Loves to dance ... A recre- (Feb. 23) ... Led the team in steals 0 ation and leisure major. and blocked shots once ... 2006-07: 0 Saw action in just five games before

being granted a redshirt season … P Zareh ZARGARYAN Posted season-best effort of 8 points P

against Hawai'i-Hilo (Dec. 7), draining L

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Glendale, CA - Citrus College season-high 4 rebounds … Shot solid A 34 A 8-of-10 from the charity stripe on the

Allen Hancock JC: Named to 2nd-team season, garnering more offensive (8) Y

All-Conference as a Bulldog ... Xavier HS: than defensive (6) boards in limited Y

Three-sport athlete (basketball, football, action ... Villa Park HS: Led Spartans E

volleyball) ... Led Bulldogs to semifinals as to three-consecutive league titles and E

a senior on the hardwood ... Led XHS to a 79-17 combined record under head R

undefeated season en route to earning 1st- coach Reynolds … Averaged 15 R

team all-state honors on the gridiron ... points and 9.7 boards a contest … Twice named 1st-team All-League, Also earned "Unsung Hero" award ... and 2nd-team both All-CIF and All-County as a senior … Scored prep-

Named an all-league player in volleyball as P high 29 points against Edison High School … Personal: Born on P a junior ... Personal: Born on June 29, October 31, 1987, in Fallbrook, CA … Son of Mark and Jenifer

1988, in Manchester, CT ... Son of Stephan R Cawthorne … Has three sisters, Jessica, Melisa and Mary … Chose R Faulkner Jr. and Karen Haberski ... Has CSUDH because of its opportunities … Also recruited by Vanguard,

four siblings, Tish, Jessica, Rebecca and

O University of San Diego and Loyola … Plans to win CCAA Freshman of O Jon ... Chose CSUDH for the coaching staff and the California weather the Year Award … Hopes to play professional ball … Most admires

... Also recruited by Utah Valley State and UC Santa Barbara ... Looks Andrei Kirilenko … Lists the Lakers, Dirk Nowitzki, and “SportsCenter” F to help Toros win CCAA and NCAA titles ... After getting degree, aspires as favorites … A finance major. F

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Discipline . S a c r i f i c e . H e a r t Ricardo DE L A ROSA Van GIRARD II Freshman - 6-9 - 290 - Forward Junior - 6-2 - 180 - Guard Downey, CA - Bell HS 50 Los Angeles, CA - Cerritos College RS Bell HS: Named all-league as a junior and Cerritos College: Led Falcons to league senior ... Led Eagles to 3A city champi- title as a sophomore averaging 15 points onship ... Personal: Born on March 6, and 9 boards, as well as a runner-up finish 1990, in Los Angeles ... Son of Miguel de as a frosh ... Notched single-game highs of la Rosa and Guadalupe Corona ... Has 25 points, 13 boards, 6 steals and 4 assists three brothers, Miguel, Alexander and ... Voted to 1st-team All-League ... Also Daniel ... Chose CSUDH because of its named "Most Improved" as a freshman and proximity and basketball program ... Looks winner of Coach's Award ... Gahr HS: to win title and establishing school records Selected MVP as a junior en route to 18-9 ... Aspires to start own company ... Most record and runner-up league finish with a admires mother ... Favorites include 10 rebound and 9 point averages ... As a S Shaquille O'Neal, Hakeem Olajuwon and senior, led Gladiators to league title with the LA Lakers ... Undeclared. 26-4 record, averaging 12 points and 11 E rebounds ... Single-game highs include 28 points, 15 rebounds, 6 steals and 4 blocks ... Personal: Born on September 25, 1989, in Los L Angeles ... Son of Van Girard and Tammy Holyfield ... Father is CSUDH I women's basketball head coach ... Has three siblings, Jenell, Britnie and Antoine ... Chose CSUDH because of its academics and basket- F ball program ... Also recruited by Cal State L.A. and Colorado State- Pueblo ... Looks to help Toros win the league title ... Worked concerts O at the Staples Center ... Most admires mother ... Favorites include Vince Carter, TV show "Family Guy" and movies "Step Brothers" and R "Glory Road" ... Majoring in business administration.

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S 1st-team All-CCAA Player Yr. Pos. School 22-8 Overall / 15-5 CCAA T Brandon Brown Jr. F CS San Bernardino Larry Gordon Sr. F Cal Poly Pomona Date Opponent W/L Score Record High Scorer Robert Hayes So. G San Francisco State A 11/15 U of ALASKA W 98-62 1-0 Smith/Walton/Yearby (12) Michael Hernandez Sr. G CS Dominguez Hills 11/21 ! vs. Chadron State W 79-75 2-0 Toliver (17) Kelvin Kim Sr. G UC San Diego T Joe Mitchell Sr. F CS Monterey Bay 11/22 ! @ Adams State W 83-58 3-0 Hernandez (13) Devin Montgomery Sr. G CS San Bernardino 11/28 vs. Fort Lewis W 74-69 4-0 Smith (15) S Jerrell Smith Sr. F CS Dominguez Hills 11/29 @ Grand Canyon W 70-56 5-0 Smith (15) Austin Swift Jr. G Cal Poly Pomona 12/5 *CAL POLY POMONA W 84-63 6-0 / 1-0 McGrath (18) Zac Tiedeman Jr. G Humboldt State 12/6 *CS SAN BERNARDINO W 79-59 7-0 / 2-0 Yearby/Hernandez (15) & 12/9 MASTER’S COLLEGE L 74-75 7-1 Smith (18) 2nd-team All-CCAA Andy Bocian Sr. F Chico State 12/22 VANGUARD W 84-64 8-1 Smith (21) S Chris Fields Jr. G Cal State L.A. 12/31 *@ Cal State L.A. L 80-90 8-2 / 2-1 Toliver (18) Tobias Jahn So. F Cal Poly Pomona 1/3 *@ UC San Diego W 63-51 9-2 / 3-1 Smith (14) T Jordan Lawley Jr. G UC San Diego 1/9 *SAN FRANCISCO ST. W 88-82 10-2 / 4-1 Hernandez (20) Chris Mark Sr. F Cal State L.A. 1/10 *CS MONTEREY BAY L 72-76 10-3 / 4-2 Yearby (15) L Steve Monreal Sr. G CS Monterey Bay 1/16 *@ Chico State W 83-54 11-3 / 5-2 Toliver (13) Shane Poppen Sr. G UC San Diego 1/17 *@ CS Stanislaus W 74-61 12-3 / 6-2 Willhite (13) U Alex Thomas Sr. G San Francisco State DuBois Williams Sr. G CS San Bernardino 1/23 *HUMBOLDT STATE W 69-52 13-3 / 7-2 Yearby, Hernandez (18) 1/24 *SONOMA STATE W 79-56 14-3 / 8-2 Smith (15) S Rodney Yearby Sr. F CS Dominguez Hills 1/30 *@ CS San Bernardino L 51-66 14-4 / 8-3 Smith (13)

E CCAA Player of the Year 1/31 *@ Cal Poly Pomona L 55-60 14-5 / 8-4 Smith (18) Larry Gordon, Cal Poly Pomona 2/5 *CAL STATE L.A. W 55-51 15-5 / 9-4 Hernandez (22) CCAA Coach of the Year R Greg Kamansky, Cal Poly Pomona 2/6 *UC SAN DIEGO W 61-58 16-5 / 10-4 Smith (14) CCAA Freshman of the Year 2/13 *@ CS Monterey Bay W 83-72 17-5 / 11-4 Hernandez (22) , Kyle Baxter, Humboldt State 2/14 *@ San Francisco State W 74-57 18-5 / 12-4 Hernandez (20) CCAA Co-Newcomers of the Year 2/20 *CS STANISLAUS W 86-63 19-5 / 13-4 Yearby (16) S Brandon Brown, Cal State San Bernardino 2/21 *CHICO STATE W 73-60 20-5 / 14-4 Hernandez (23) 2/26 *@ Sonoma State W 70-60 21-5 / 15-4 Cawthorne (17) R 200-09 Wilson CCAA Players of the Week - 11/17 - Matt 2/27 *@ Humboldt State L 71-75 21-6 / 15-5 Ward/Yearby (17) Ibewiro (CSUS); 11/24 - Andy Bocian (CSUC); 12/1 - Alex 3/3 %CS MONTEREY BAY L 73-79 21-7 Hernandez (20) O Thomas (SFSU); 12/8 - Robert Hayes (SFSU); 12/15 - Larry Gordon (CPP); 12/29 - Brandon Brown (CSUSB); 1/5 - Joe 3/13 ^vs. Central Washington W 87-83 22-7 Yearby (18) Mitchell (CSUMB); 1/12 - Austin Swift (CPP); 1/19 - Jerrell 3/14 ^@ BYU-Hawai’i L 71-84 22-8 Smith (16) N Smith (CSUDH); 1/26 - Brandon Brown (CSUSB); 2/2 - Brandon Brown (CSUSB); 2/9 - Michael Hernandez *=CCAA games | !=Adams State Bankers Classic | %=CCAA Tournament. O (CSUDH); 2/16 - Devin Montgomery (CSUSB); 2/23 - Brandon ^=NCAA West Region | Home games in bold. Brown (CSUSB). H

2008-09 Final Statistics

A TOTAL FG 3-POINT FG REBOUNDS Player GP/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGAPCT FT-FTA PCT OFF-DEF-TTL AVG A BLK STL PTS AVG

A Mike Hernandez 30/24 111-202 .550 9-27 .333 149-181.823 15-77-92 3.1 128 1 19 380 12.7 Jerrell Smith 30/29 139-264 .527 0-0 .000 78-137 .569 61-88-149 5.0 33 46 21 356 11.9 C Rodney Yearby 29/23 117-230 .509 8-29 .276 46-72 .639 47-116-163 5.6 25 9 21 288 9.9 Jonathan Toliver 30/11 81-182 .445 49-127 .386 32-52 .615 12-73-85 2.8 56 5 21 243 8.1 C Ryan Walton 30/3 66-122 .541 13-40 .325 39-56 .696 31-79-110 3.7 39 5 32 184 6.1 James Cawthorne 26/6 54-119 .454 15-40 .375 22-38 .579 35-35-70 2.7 13 5 10 145 5.6 Jamel Ward 27/16 52-104 .500 7-18 .389 39-59 .661 23-64-87 3.2 30 4 14 150 5.6 9 Robert Willhite 29/9 46-97 .474 17-37 .459 31-38 .816 24-55-79 2.7 40 4 14 140 4.8 0 Tim McGrath 29/23 45-119 .378 23-63 .365 25-34 .735 33-74-107 3.7 28 11 8 138 4.8 - Shaun Engle 25/0 31-76 .408 20-47 .426 15-20 .750 6-20-26 1.0 24 0 7 97 3.9 Aaron Tinsley 16/0 17-33 .515 9-22 .409 4-6 .667 0-10-10 0.6 8 0 4 47 2.9 8 Marvin Bettis 23/0 10-24 .417 0-0 .000 11-20 .550 8-11-19 0.8 1 1 2 31 1.3

0 Gino Riney 15/0 5-22 .227 2-8 .250 5-13 .385 1-10-11 0.7 23 0 18 17 1.1 Mike Lofton 8/0 3-10 .300 0-4 .000 0-0 .000 0-3-3 0.4 1 0 0 6 0.8 0 Yannick Kasongo 3/0 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0-0 0.0 1 0 1 2 0.7 Team 43-44-87 3.0 2 TOTALS 30 786-1618 .486 173-466 .371 498-728.684 341-769-1110 37.0 456 92 193 2243 74.8 Opponents 30 652-1597 .408 216-634 .341 450-640.703 272-610-882 29.4 354 63 175 1970 65.7

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xy(!) - Cal Poly Pomona 15 5 .750 8-2 7-3 25 8 .758 L1 12-2 8-4 5-2 -

xy(!) - CS Dominguez Hills 15 5 .750 9-1 6-4 22 8 .733 L1 11-3 8-5 3-0 - 0

xyz(!) - CS San Bernardino 15 5 .750 9-1 6-4 20 10 .667 L1 13-1 6-6 1-3 0

9 y(!) - Humboldt State 13 7 .650 8-2 5-5 20 12 .625 L2 12-3 5-7 3-2 9 y - UC San Diego 13 7 .650 8-2 5-5 17 11 .607 L1 9-2 6-8 2-1

y - CS Monterey Bay 8 12 .400 4-6 4-6 16 14 .533 L1 9-6 5-7 2-1 S

y - San Francisco State 8 12 .400 5-5 3-7 14 14 .500 L4 7-6 3-8 0-2 S

T y - Sonoma State 8 12 .400 5-5 3-7 12 16 .429 L1 6-6 4-10 2-0 T

Cal State L.A. 7 13 .350 5-5 2-8 12 15 .444 L1 9-5 3-10 0-0 A

Chico State 5 15 .250 2-8 3-7 8 19 .296 W1 5-8 3-9 0-2 A

CS Stanislaus 3 17 .150 2-8 1-9 7 18 .261 L1 5-9 2-9 0-0

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y - Clinched CCAA playoff berth ! - NCAA Tournament berth D

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G CCAA Championship Game G (Saturday, March 7) First Round

#3 CS San Bernardino 80, #4 CS Monterey Bay 78 (Tuesday, March 3) S

#1 Cal Poly Pomona 57, #8 San Francisco State 44 S

CCAA Semifinals #7 CS Monterey Bay 77, #2 CS Dominguez Hills 72

& (Friday, March 6) #3 CS San Bernardino 79, #6 Sonoma State 77 & #7 CS Monterey Bay 54, #1 Cal Poly Pomona 49 (OT) #4 UC San Diego 79, #5 Humboldt State 67

#3 CS San Bernardino 76, #3 UC San Diego 72

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CAL POLY POMONA 59, BYU-Hawai’i 58 (Friday, March 13) T

CAL POLY POMONA 83, CS SAN B’DINO 81 (OT) T

West Region Semifinals Seattle Pacific 82, Western Washington 77 S

(Saturday, March 14) CS DOMINGUEZ HILLS 87, C. Washington 83 S

E CAL POLY POMONA 80, Seattle Pacific 72 BYU-Hawai’i 98, HUMBOLDT STATE 84 E

BYU-Hawaii 84, CS DOMINGUEZ HILLS 71

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NCAA Division II Elite Eight (Springfield, MA) S O

National Championship Game (Saturday, March 28) National Elite Eight (Wednesday, March 25) O

Findlay 56, CAL POLY POMONA 53 (OT) Augustana St. 70, Christian Brothers 62 N

CAL POLY POMONA 79, SW Missouri State 74 N National Semifinals (Thursday, March 26) Central Missouri 86, Gannon 77

Findlay 67, Central Missouri 65 Findlay 89, CW Post 79 H

CAL POLY POMONA 74, Augustana State 70 H O

NCAA Division II National Honors O N

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NABC/NCAA D-II All-American: 1st-team: Larry Gordon (CPP), Brandon Brown (CSUSB), O

1st-team: Larry Gordon (CPP) Michael Hernandez (CSUDH) O

2nd-team: Jerrell Smith (CSUDH), Devin Montgomery R

Division ll Bulletin All-American: (CSUSB), Zac Tiedeman (HSU) R

1st-team: Larry Gordon (CPP) Coach of the Year: Greg Kamansky (CPP)

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Discipline . S a c r i f i c e . H e a r t 2008-09 CCAA Individual Statistics Leaders

SCORING BLOCKS Player FG 3FG FT TP Avg. Player Games Blocks Avg. BROWN, Brandon (CSUSB) 198 7 91 494 21.5 BROWN, Brandon (CSUSB) 23 39 1.7 BOCIAN, Andy (CSUC) 186 56 100 528 19.6 2. SMITH, Jerrell (CSUDH) 30 46 1.5 S HAYES, Robert (SFSU) 129 45 143 446 15.9 RICHARD, Jordan (CSUSB) 24 30 1.3 GORDON, Larry (CPP) 177 30 134 518 15.7 VISMAN, Brad (SFSU) 28 32 1.1 C MONREAL, Steve (CSUMB) 132 58 131 453 15.1 IBEWIRO, Matt (CSUS) 25 26 1.0 I MONTGOMERY, D (CSUSB) 116 35 134 401 14.3 JONES, Leland (CSULA) 27 26 1.0 LAWLEY, Jordan (UCSD) 119 40 111 389 13.9 JOHNSON, Terry (CSUS) 25 22 0.9 T THOMAS, Alex (SFSU) 128 44 78 378 13.5 WESSELS, Ryan (SFSU) 25 17 0.7 TIEDEMAN, Zac (HSU) 108 62 137 415 13.0 MARK, Chris (CSULA) 27 16 0.6 S 10. HERNANDEZ, Mike (CSUDH) 111 9 149 380 12.7 HARRISON, Curtis (SSU) 28 16 0.6 I

T REBOUNDING FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN 4.0 MADE / GAME) Player Games Rebounds Avg. Player Games FG FGA Pct. A GORDON, Larry (CPP) 33 343 10.4 JAHN, Tobias (CPP) 33 127 220 .577 MITCHELL, Joe (CSUMB) 30 273 9.1 MITCHELL, Joe (CSUMB) 30 129 227 .568

T BROWN, Brandon (CSUSB) 23 200 8.7 POPPEN, Shane (UCSD) 28 111 197 .563 POPPEN, Shane (UCSD) 28 221 7.9 BROWN, Brandon (CSUSB) 23 198 354 .559

S MARK, Chris (CSULA) 27 202 7.5 5. HERNANDEZ, Mike (CSUDH) 30 111 202 .550 IBEWIRO, Matt (CSUS) 25 184 7.4 GORDON, Larry (CPP) 33 177 329 .538

VISMAN, Brad (SFSU) 28 170 6.1 7. SMITH, Jerrell (CSUDH) 30 139 264 .527

L WILLIAMS, DuBois (CSUSB) 30 169 5.6 GARNER, Keith (SSU) 28 89 172 .517 9. YEARBY, Rodney (CSUDH) 29 163 5.6 GREEN, Dante (CSUMB) 30 105 204 .515 FIGGAT, Jameson (HSU) 32 179 5.6 10. YEARBY, Rodney (CSUDH) 29 117 230 .509 A

U ASSISTS 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE Player Games Assists Avg. Player Games 3FG Made Avg. D ARGENAL, Justin (CSUC) 27 121 4.5 SPADA, Ernie (HSU) 32 70 2.2 I 2. HERNANDEZ, Mike (CSUDH) 30 128 4.3 McROBERTS, Casey (SSU) 22 47 2.1 MONREAL, Steve (CSUMB) 30 126 4.2 BOCIAN, Andy (CSUC) 27 56 2.1

V TIEDEMAN, Zac (HSU) 32 133 4.2 FRAZIER, Michael (CSUSB) 26 52 2.0 HART, Chris (CSULA) 21 87 4.1 TIEDEMAN, Zac (HSU) 32 62 1.9 I KIM, Kelvin (UCSD) 28 111 4.0 MONREAL, Steve (CSUMB) 30 58 1.9 TEEVAN, Chris (CSUS) 25 91 3.6 KOOCHOICE, Benny (CSUS) 24 45 1.9 D LINK, Gerred (SSU) 25 91 3.6 KIM, Kelvin (UCSD) 28 49 1.8 MONTGOMERY, Devin (CSUSB) 28 94 3.4 HUSTED, Alan (UCSD) 28 46 1.6 N WASHINGTON, Ben (SSU) 28 88 3.1 10. TOLIVER, Jonathan (CSUDH) 30 49 1.6 I

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO (MIN. 3.0 AST/GAME) 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. 2.0 MADE / GAME)

A Player Games Assists T/Os Ratio Player Games 3FG 3FGA Pct. TIEDEMAN, Zac (HSU) 32 133 55 2.4 CUTTS, Casey (CSUS) 25 29 61 .475

A ARGENAL, Justin (CSUC) 27 121 57 2.1 TIEDEMAN, Zac (HSU) 32 62 132 .470 LINK, Gerred (SSU) 28 96 49 2.0 FRAZIER, Michael (CSUSB) 26 52 116 .448 4. HERNANDEZ, Mike (CSUDH) 30 128 71 1.8 HAYES, Chris (CSUS) 25 28 64 .438 C TEEVAN, Chris (CSUS) 25 91 52 1.8 McROBERTS, Casey (SSU) 22 47 113 .416 KIM, Kelvin (UCSD) 28 111 71 1.6 SPADA, Ernie (HSU) 32 70 171 .409 C WASHINGTON, Ben (SSU) 28 88 61 1.4 MONTGOMERY, Devin (CSUSB) 28 35 86 .407 HART, Chris (CSULA) 21 87 63 1.4 8. TOLIVER, Jonathan (CSUDH) 30 49 127 .386 MONREAL, Steve (CSUMB) 30 126 92 1.4 TYSON, Lawrence (CSUSB) 30 45 118 .381 9 MONTGOMERY, Devin (CSUSB) 28 94 74 1.3 BROWN, Reggie (CSUSB) 30 44 119 .370

- STEALS FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Player Games Steals Avg. Player Games 3FG 3FGA Pct. 8 WILLIAMS, DuBOIS (CSUSB) 30 59 2.0 TIEDEMAN, Zac (HSU) 32 137 153 .895 HAYES, Robert (SFSU) 28 53 1.9 MONREAL, Steve (CSUMB) 30 131 147 .891 0 MONREAL, Steve (CSUMB) 30 55 1.8 BOCIAN, Andy (CSUC) 27 100 121 .826

0 ARGENAL, Justin (CSUC) 27 47 1.7 HUSTED, Alan (UCSD) 28 76 92 .826 HART, Chris (CSULA) 21 34 1.6 5. HERNANDEZ, Mike (CSUDH) 30 149 181 .823 2 GORDON, Larry (CPP) 33 51 1.5 THOMPSON, Walter (CPP) 30 65 80 .813 KOOCHOIE, Benny (CSUS) 24 37 1.5 DENSON, Tim (CSUSB) 30 72 89 .809 BROWN, Brandon (CSUSB) 23 34 1.5 HAYES, Robert (SFSU) 28 143 178 .803 GARNER, Keith (SSU) 28 40 1.4 DYSON, Michael (CSUS) 25 79 99 .798 TEEVAN, Chris (CSUS) 25 34 1.4 LAWLEY, Jordan (UCSD) 28 111 140 .793

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SCORING OFFENSE FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Team Games W-L Points Avg/G Team Games FTM FTA Pct. CSU San Bernardino 30 20-10 2283 76.1 UC San Diego 28 445 601 .740 Humboldt State 32 20-12 2401 75.0 CSU Monterey Bay 30 468 655 .715 3. CSU Dominguez Hills 30 22-8 2243 74.8 Cal Poly Pomona 33 518 729 .711 CSU Monterey Bay 30 16-14 2174 72.5 Cal State L.A. 27 384 546 .703

CSU Stanislaus 25 7-18 1744 69.8 San Francisco State 28 399 578 .690

2 Sonoma State 28 12-16 1906 68.1 CSU San Bernardino 30 461 670 .688 2

San Francisco State 28 14-14 1899 67.8 Chico State 27 341 497 .686

0 Cal State L.A. 27 12-15 1831 67.8 8. CSU Dominguez Hills 30 498 728 .684 0

Cal Poly Pomona 33 25-8 2191 66.4 Humboldt State 32 473 698 .678

0 UC San Diego 28 17-11 1831 65.4 CSU Stanislaus 25 333 497 .670 0

Chico State 27 8-19 1760 65.2 Sonoma State 28 380 574 .662

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Cal Poly Pomona 33 1962 59.5 Cal Poly Pomona 33 1216/36.8 921/27.9 +8.9 9

UC San Diego 28 1740 62.1 2. CSU Dominguez Hills 30 1110/37.0 882/29.4 +7.6 9 3. CSU Dominguez Hills 30 1970 65.7 UC San DIego 28 956/34.1 832/29.7 +4.4

Cal State L.A. 27 1787 65.7 Sonoma State 28 995//35.5 913/32.6 +2.9

C Sonoma State 28 1889 67.5 CSU Monterey Bay 30 1036/34.5 968/32.3 +2.3 C

San Francisco State 28 1915 68.4 San Francisco State 28 951/34.0 985/35.2 -1.2

C Chico State 27 1852 68.6 Cal State L.A. 27 937/34.7 982/36.4 -1.2 C

CSU San Bernardino 30 2113 70.4 Humboldt State 32 1103/34.5 1170/36.6 -2.1

A CSU Monterey Bay 30 2186 72.9 CSU San Bernardino 30 972/32.4 1080/36.0 -3.6 A Humboldt State 32 2391 74.7 Chico State 27 836/31.0 961/35.6 -4.6

CSU Stanislaus 25 1916 76.6 CSU Stanislaus 25 798/31.9 938/37.5 -5.6 A A

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1. CSU Dominguez Hills 30 74.8 65.7 +9.1 CSU Stanislaus 25 165 431 .383 E

Cal Poly Pomona 33 66.4 59.5 +6.9 CSU San Bernardino 30 244 641 .381 E

Csu San Bernardino 30 76.1 70.4 +5.7 3. CSU Dominguez Hills 30 173 466 .371 A

UC San Diego 28 65.4 62.1 +3.3 Humboldt State 32 254 707 .359 A

Cal Sate L..A. 27 67.8 66.2 +1.6 Sonoma State 28 148 421 .352

M Sonoma State 28 68.1 67.5 +0.6 UC San Diego 28 174 496 .351 M Humboldt State 32 75.0 74.7 +0.3 Cal Poly Pomona 33 129 380 .359 CSU Monterey Bay 30 72.5 72.9 -0.4 San Francisco State 28 166 530 .313

San Francisco State 28 67.8 68.4 -0.6 Cal State L.A. 27 135 453 .298

S Chico State 27 65.2 68.6 -3.4 CSU Monterey Bay 30 176 599 .294 S

CSU Stanislaus 25 69.8 76.6 -6.9 Chico State 27 167 572 .292

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T 1. CSU Dominguez Hills 30 786 1618 .486 CSU San Bernardino 30 244 8.1 T

CSU San Bernardino 30 789 1660 .475 Humboldt State 32 254 7.9

I Cal Poly Pomona 33 772 1629 .474 CSU Stanislaus 25 165 6.6 I

Sonoma State 28 689 1554 .442 UC San Diego 28 174 6.2 S

Humboldt State 32 837 1892 .442 Chico State 27 167 6.2 S

UC San Diego 28 606 1377 .440 San Francisco State 28 166 5.9 T

CSU Stanislaus 25 623 1446 .431 CSU Monterey Bay 30 176 5.9 T

CSU Monterey Bay 30 765 1783 .429 8. CSU Dominguez Hills 30 173 5.8 I

Cal State L.A. 27 656 1533 .428 Sonoma State 28 148 5.3 I

C San Francisco State 28 667 1620 .412 Cal State L.A. 27 135 5.0 C

Chico State 27 626 1529 .409 Cal Poly Pomona 33 129 3.9

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FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSE OVERALL WON-LOSS PERCENTAGE Team Games FG FGA Pct. Team Wins Losses Pct. UC San Diego 28 578 1437 .402 Cal Poly Pomona 25 8 .758 Cal Poly Pomona 33 714 1775 .402 2. CSU Dominguez Hills 22 8 .733 Cal State L.A. 27 602 1445 .408 CSU San Bernardino 20 10 .667 4. CSU Dominguez Hills 30 652 1597 .408 Humboldt State 20 12 .625 Sonoma State 28 660 1521 .434 UC San Diego 17 11 .607 CSU San Bernardino 30 773 1753 .441 CSU Monterey Bay 16 14 .533 Humboldt State 32 809 1803 .449 San Francisco State 14 15 .500 San Francisco State 28 626 1395 .449 Sonoma State 12 16 .429 CSU Monterey Bay 30 752 1657 .454 Cal State L.A. 12 15 .444 Chico State 27 665 1406 .473 Chico State 8 19 .296 CSU Stanislaus 25 698 1470 .475 CSU Stanislaus 7 18 .280 23 w w w . G o T o r o s . c o m

Discipline . S a c r i f i c e . H e a r t Grand Canyon Dixie State Sonoma State Antelopes Rebels Seawolves Nov. 17 - Torodome - 7:00 pm Nov. 21 - St. George, UT - 7:30 pm Dec. 3 - Seawolf Gym - 7:30 pm Dec. 12 - Torodome - 5 pm Jan. 30 - Torodome - 7:30 pm

Location ...... Phoenix, AZ Location ...... St. George, UT Location ...... Rohnert Park, CA Enrollment ...... 15,000 Enrollment ...... 7,000 Enrollment ...... 8,000 Nickname ...... Antelopes Nickname ...... Rebels Nickname ...... Seawolves Colors ...... Purple, Black Colors ...... Red, White Colors . . . .Navy, Columbia Blue, White

Conference ...... Pacific West Conference ...... Pacific North West Conference ...... CCAA 2

Home Court . . . .Antelope Gym (2,000) Home Court ...... Burns Arena Home Court . . . . .Seawolf Gym (2,000) 2

0 Press Row Phone . . . .(602) 639-6502 Press Row Phone . . . .(435) 652-7525 Press Row Phone . . . .(707) 664-2775 0

Basketball SID ...... Joel Horn Basketball SID ...... Jeff Cluff Basketball SID . . . . .Brandon Bronzan

0 Office ...... (602) 639-6061 Office ...... (435) 652-7525 Office ...... (707) 664-2521 0

Fax ...... (602) 639-7811 Fax ...... (435) 646-4003 Fax ...... (707) 664-4104 9

Home/Cell ...... (480) 370-4707 Home/Cell ...... (435) 652-7525 Home/Cell ...... (707) 795-5873 9

- Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email [email protected] -

1 Head Coach ...... Russ Pennel Head Coach ...... Jon Judkins Head Coach ...... Pat Fuscaldo 1

Record at School ...... First year Record at School ...... 40-38(4) Record at School ...... 212-190 (16) 0

Career Record ...... 21-14 Career Record ...... same Career Record ...... 242-238 0 2008-09 Record ...... 13-14 2008-09 Record ...... 16-11 2008-09 ...... 12-16

Conference Record ...... 5-7 Conference Record ...... 8-4 Conference Record ...... 8-12 (T6th) O

Letterwinners Returning/Lost . . . . .0/11 Letterwinners Returning/Lost . . . . .4/10 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 5-7 O

Starters Returning/Lost ...... 0/5 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 3/2 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 2-3 P

Series Record ...... GCU leads 24-23 Series Record ...... First Meeting Series Record ...... SSU leads 16-13 P

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Lumberjacks Mustangs Lions N

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Location ...... Arcata, CA Location ...... Santa Clarita, CA Location ...... Costa Mesa, CA Enrollment ...... 7,550 Enrollment ...... 1,080 Enrollment ...... 1,450 Nickname ...... Lumberjacks Nickname ...... Mustangs Nickname ...... Lions Colors ...... Green, Gold Colors ...... Blue, Gold Colors ...... Navy Blue, Gold Conference ...... CCAA Conference ...... GSAC Conference ...... GSAC Home Court . .Lumberjack Gym (2,000) Home Court ...... Bross Gymnasium Home Court ...... The Pit (1,200) Press Row Phone . . . .(707) 826-5966 Press Row Phone ...... N/A Press Row . .(714) 556-3610, ext 2303 Basketball SID ...... Dan Pambianco Basketball SID ...... Don Gilmore Basketball SID ...... Beth Renkoski Office ...... (707) 826-3631 Office ...... (661) 259-3540, ext. 3690 Office ...... (714) 556-3610, ext 2303 Fax ...... (707) 826-5961 Fax ...... (661) 254-6129 Fax ...... (714) 668-6144 Home/Cell ...... (707) 826-4069 Home/Cell ...... N/A Home/Cell ...... (714) 724-4361 Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Head Coach ...... Tom Wood Head Coach ...... Chuck Martin Head Coach ...... Fred Litzenberger Record at School ...... 441-343 (29) Record at School ...... 43-48 (3) Record at School ...... 34-54 (3) Career Record ...... Same Career Record ...... Same Career Record ...... 141-100 (9) 2008-09 Record ...... 20-12 2008-09 Record ...... 16-15 2008-09 Record ...... 7-22 Conference Record ...... 13-7 (T4th) Conference Record ...... 8-12 (T6th) Conference Record ...... 6-14 Letterwinners Returning/Lost . . . . .11/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 6/7 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 8/6 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 4/1 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 2/3 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 3/3 Series Record ...... HSU leads 6-2 Series Record . . . . .CSUDH leads 9-7 Series Record ...... VU leads 7-2 25 w w w . G o T o r o s . c o m

Discipline . S a c r i f i c e . H e a r t Cal State East Bay UC San Diego Cal State L.A. Pioneers Tritons Golden Eagles Jan. 2 - Torodome - 3 pm Jan. 3 - Torodome - 7:30 pm Jan. 6 - Torodome - 7:30 pm Feb. 6 - Pioneer Gym - 7:30 pm Feb. 4 - RIMAC Arena - 7:30 pm Jan. 27 - Eagles Nest - 7:30 pm

Location ...... Hayward, CA Location ...... La Jolla, CA Location ...... Los Angeles, CA Enrollment ...... 13,124 Enrollment ...... 27,048 Enrollment ...... 21,000 Nickname ...... Pioneers Nickname ...... Tritons Nickname ...... Golden Eagles Colors ...... Red, Black and White Colors ...... Blue, Gold Colors ...... Black, Gold Conference ...... CCAA Conference ...... CCAA Conference ...... CCAA Home Court ...... Pioneer Gym Home Court . . . .RIMAC Arena (5,000) Home Court ...... Eagles Nest (1,500) Press Row Phone . . . .(858) 822-0691 Press Row Phone . . . .(323) 343-3176 S Press Row Phone . . . .(510) 885-2821 Basketball SID ...... Kelly Hayes Basketball SID ...... Ryan Hall Basketball SID ...... Paul Helms T Office ...... (510) 885-2821 Office ...... (858) 534-8437 Office ...... (323) 343-5308 Fax ...... (510) 885-2282 Fax ...... (858) 534-8475 Fax ...... (323) 343 3199 N Home/Cell ...... (408) 718-8122 Home/Cell ...... (949) 280-4704 Home/Cell ...... (562) 533-3954 Email . . . [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email . [email protected] E Head Coach ...... Will Bigs Head Coach ...... Chris Carlson Head Coach ...... Stephen Thompson Record at School ...... 194-132 Record at School ...... 35-23 (2) Record at School ...... 49-60 (4) N Career Record ...... same Career Record ...... Same Career Record ...... Same 2008-09 Record ...... 8-19 2008-09 Record ...... 17-11 2008-09 Record ...... 12-15 O Conference Record ...... 5-15 Conference Record ...... 13-7 (T4th) Conference Record ...... 7-13 (9th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost . . . . .13/0 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 9/7 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 4/9 P Starters Returning/Lost ...... 5/0 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 1-4 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 1/4 Series Record . . . . .UCSD leads 16-12 Series Record . . .CSUDH leads 37-26 P Series Record ...... First meeting

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1 Jan. 8 - Torodome - 7:30 pm Jan. 9 - Torodome - 7:30 pm Jan. 15 - Kellogg Gym - 7:30 pm - Feb. 13 - SFSU Main Gym - 7:30 pm Feb. 12 - Kelp Bed - 7:30 pm Feb. 20 - Torodome - 7:30 pm

2 Location ...... San Francisco, CA Location ...... Seaside, CA Location ...... Pomona, CA Enrollment ...... 27,000 Enrollment ...... 4,000 Enrollment ...... 21,000 Nickname ...... Gators Nickname ...... Otters Nickname ...... Broncos Colors ...... Purple, Gold Colors ...... Bay Blue, Golden Sand Colors ...... Green, Gold Conference ...... CCAA Conference ...... CCAA Conference ...... CCAA Home Court ...... Main Gym (2,000) Home Court ...... Kelp Bed Home Court . . . . .Kellogg Gym (5,000) Press Row Phone . . . .(650) 405-0343 Press Row Phone . . . .(831) 582-3774 Press Row Phone . . . .(909) 869-2818 Basketball SID ...... Joe Danahey Basketball SID ...... Mindy Mills Basketball SID ...... Mark Reinhiller Office ...... (415) 338-1579 Office ...... (831) 582-4783 Office ...... (909) 869-2812 Fax ...... (415) 338-6572 Fax ...... (831) 582-4023 Fax ...... (909) 869-2814 Home/Cell ...... (650) 430-3073 Home/Cell ...... N/A Home/Cell ...... (909) 709-3367 Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email . . [email protected] Head Coach ...... Bill Tressler Head Coach ...... Robert Bishop Head Coach ...... Greg Kamansky Record at School ...... 38-73 (4) Record at School ...... 16-14 (1) Record at School ...... 178-82 (9) Career Record ...... 172-162 (12) Career Record ...... Same Career Record ...... Same 2008-09 Record ...... 14-14 2008-09 Record ...... 16-14 2008-09 Record ...... 25-8 Conference Record ...... 8-12 (T6th) Conference Record ...... 8-12 (T6th) Conference Record ...... 15-5 (T1st) Letterwinners Returning/Lost . . . . .4/10 Letterwinners Returning/Lost . . . . .3/12 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 6/4 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 0/5 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 2/3 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 4/1 Series Record . . .CSUDH leads 23-12 Series Record . . . . .CSUDH leads 7-6 Series Record . . .CSUDH leads 33-29 26 2 0 0 9 - 1 0 C a l S t a t e D o m i n g u e z H i l l s M e n ’ s B a s k e t b a l l

Discipline . S a c r i f i c e . H e a r t CS San Bernardino CS Stanislaus Chico State Coyotes Warriors Wildcats Jan. 16 - Coussoulis Arena - 7:30 pm Jan. 22 - Warrior Arena - 7:30 pm Jan. 23 - Acker Gym - 7:30 pm Feb. 19 - Torodome - 7:30 pm Feb. 26 - Torodome - 7:30 pm Feb. 25 - Torodome - 7:30 pm

Location ...... San Bernardino, CA Location ...... Turlock, CA Location ...... Chico, CA Enrollment ...... 15,800 Enrollment ...... 8,800 Enrollment ...... 16,000 Nickname ...... Coyotes Nickname ...... Warriors Nickname ...... Wildcats Colors ...... Columbia Blue, Black Colors ...... Red, Gold, White Colors ...... Cardinal, White

Conference ...... CCAA Conference ...... CCAA Conference ...... CCAA 2

Home Court .Coussoulis Arena (5,000) Home Court . . . .Warrior Arena (2,000) Home Court ...... Acker Gym (1,997) 2

0 Press Row Phone . . . .(909) 880-7296 Press Row Phone . . . .(209) 667-3020 Press Row Phone . . . .(530) 898-6470 0

Basketball SID ...... Mike Murphy Basketball SID ...... Hung Tsai Basketball SID ...... Luke Reid

0 Office ...... (909) 537-5012 Office ...... (209) 667-3168 Office ...... (530) 898-4658 0

Fax ...... (909) 880-5037 Fax ...... (209) 667-3313 Fax ...... (530) 898-4699 9

Home/Cell ...... (909) 862-2526 Home/Cell ...... (209) 656-0503 Home/Cell ...... (530) 680-7207 9

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1 Head Coach ...... Jeff Oliver Head Coach ...... Larry Reynolds Head Coach ...... Greg Clink 1

Record at School ...... 151-53 Record at School ...... First Year Record at School ...... 8-19 (1)

0 Career Record ...... Same Career Record ...... 155-118 (12) Career Record ...... Same 0 200-09 Record ...... 20-10 2008-09 Record ...... 7-18 2008-09 Record ...... 8-19

Conference Record ...... 15-5 (T1st) Conference Record ...... 3-17 (11th) Conference Record ...... 5-15 (10th) O

Letterwinners Returning/Lost . . . . .4/11 Letterwinners Returning/Lost . . . . .3/11 Letterwinners Returning/Lost . . . . .13/0 O

Starters Returning/Lost ...... 1/4 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 1/4 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 5/0 P

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A-A-A H-H-H Polk, Kevin ...... 1996-98 Aispuro, Geovanny ...... 2002-04 Hall, Ricky ...... 1978-79 Poole, Jacob ...... 2001-02 Allen, Richie ...... 1978-79 Hannigan, Chris ...... 2000-01 Porter, Miguel ...... 1982-83 Akins, Tony ...... 1985-87 Harrell, Quishawn ...... 2004-05 Powell, Randall ...... 2003-04 Alexander, William ...... 1983-87 Harris, Malik ...... 2001-02, 2003-04 Arroyo, Carlos ...... 2000-01 Harrison, LaCour ...... 1984-85 R-R-R Harvey, Quenton ...... 2004-05 Riney, Gino ...... 2008-09 B-B-B Hasley, Desi ...... 1987-88 Rivers, Carlos ...... 2005-07 Barksdale, Robert ...... 1987-91 Hector, David ...... 1999-00 Robison, Rick ...... 1991-92 Barnes, Jamaal ...... 2006-08 Hernandez, Michael ...... 2007-09 Roche, Michael ...... 2002-05 Barnett, Derrick ...... 1982-83 Hickman, Ryan ...... 1994-95 Rowland, Earl ...... 2001-02 Beeler, Jeff ...... 2000-01 Hill, Shelton ...... 1989-91 Rudberg, Mike ...... 1986-90 Bell, Ricky ...... 1993-94 Hinton, Ray ...... 1981-82 Ruffin, Ulysses ...... 1978-79 Bell, Michael ...... 1988-90 Howard, Nathaniel ...... 1979-81 Bennett, Raymond ...... 1989-93 Hughes, Greg ...... 1982-83 S-S-S Berry, Greg ...... 2000-01 Hughes, Rich ...... 1992-93 Saffold, Corey ...... 1997-98 Bertrand, Joe ...... 1992-94 Sanders, Rickie ...... 1997-98 Bettis, Marvin ...... 2008-09 I-I-I Scott, Keith ...... 1981-83 Beyer, Jason ...... 2000-01 Island, Greg ...... 1981-82 Scruggs, Alexous ...... 2004-05 Billingslea, Keith ...... 1990-91 Ivy, Sandy ...... 1979-80 Seals, Brian ...... 1997-99 Blackmon, Anthony ...... 1985-89 Serano, Sal ...... 1990-94 Bloomfield, Keith ...... 1977-78 J-J-J Shaw, James ...... 1979-83 Blunt, Kevin ...... 2001-02 Jackson, David ...... 1977-78 Shaw, Kevin ...... 1986-90 Blunt, Thomas ...... 1999-00 Jackson, Fred ...... 1977-78 Shevlin, Harold ...... 1998-00 Booker, Courtney ...... 1994-97 Janney, Joseph ...... 1989-90, ‘92 Shoemore, Darrius ...... 1982-84 Bowie, Vernall ...... 1983-84 Johnson, Barry ...... 1984-88 Shorters, Jimmy ...... 1983-85 Bowman, Jason ...... 1991-92 Johnson, Brian ...... 1988-90 Sims, Lavega ...... 1998-00 Boyd, Chris ...... 1994-96 Johnson, Fantasia ...... 1997-99 Sims, Raymond ...... 1996-98 R Bozart, Segaro ...... 1988-90, ‘92 Johnson, Joe ...... 2005-06 Smith, Jerrell ...... 2007-09 Bradley, Jermel ...... 1998-99 Johnson, Karlon ...... 1979-82 Steed, Mike ...... 2004-08 E Branch, Danny ...... 1985-86 Jones, Brian ...... 1990-91 Steele, Joel ...... 1998-00 Brown, Andre' ...... 2002-03 Jones, Corey ...... 1997-98, 1999-00 Sterling, Bryan ...... 1994-97 Brown, Emanuel ...... 1998-00 Jones, Tony ...... 1977-78 Stewart, Lee ...... 1995-98 T Brown, John ...... 1990-92 Stipanovich, John ...... 1978-79 Brown, Shamont ...... 2005-07 K-K-K Sutton, Michael ...... 1977-78 S Bryant, Trevon ...... 2005-07 Kalisana, Kenyatta ...... 1988-89 Swindler, Kevin ...... 1993-97 Burke, Rael ...... 1977-78 Kasongo, Yannick ...... 2008-09 Burrell, Kevin ...... 1981-85 Kiilehua, Albert ...... 1990-91, ‘92 T-T-T O Kinney, Blair ...... 1980-81 Takashita, Dave ...... 1978-79 C-C-C Tavares, Danny ...... 2007-08 R Campbell, Lantz ...... 1979-82 L-L-L Terrell, Rodney ...... 2001-02, 2003-04 Cawthorne, James ...... 2006- Lankster, Saul ...... 2002-05 Thomas, Joseph ...... 1980-81 Clark, Derrick ...... 1987-89 Lawrence, Lamar ...... 2001-04 Thomas, Willie ...... 1983-85 Clark, Earl ...... 1999-00 Lee, Hamp ...... 1992-94 Thompson, Chris ...... 1991-95 E Cleveland, Art ...... 1997-98 Lewis, Corwyn ...... 1993-95 Thompson, Keith ...... 1979-80 Coleman, Roger ...... 1983-88 Lofton, Mike ...... 2007-09 Tinsley, Aaron ...... 2008-09 Cooper, Murphy ...... 2005-07 Logan, Charles ...... 2002-04 Toliver, Jonathan ...... 2005-09 M Coorsey, Brian ...... 1978-79 Looney, Garry ...... 2004-05 Tossetti, Robert ...... 2001-03 Crawford, Michael ...... 2001-03 Lopez, Denver ...... 1999-00 I Cressal, Kalvin ...... 1982-83 Luna, Fabian ...... 1994-96 U-U-U Crockett, Kevin ...... 2005-06 Lynch, Dimitrius ...... 1981-82 Uballe, Cesar ...... 1990-91 T Crookshank, Eric ...... 2003-05 - M-M-M V-V-V D-D-D Maki, Darin ...... 2000-01 Van Dyke, Steve ...... 1988-89 Davis, Tyrone ...... 1987-88 Malavé, Mario ...... 2005-06 Velarde, Abel ...... 2002-03 L Del Hierro, Alex ...... 1993-94 Maxie, Andrew ...... 1977-78 Dell Amico, Bryan ...... 1987-89 May, Dustin ...... 2003-05 W-W-W L Denton, Bill ...... 1982-83 McAdroy, Sean ...... 1981-82 Wade, James ...... 1997-99 Dixon, Ian ...... 1999-00 McFoy, Richard ...... 1994-96 Walton, Ryan ...... 2006-09

A Dolan, John ...... 1997-99 McGlothlin, Larry ...... 1996-97 Ward, Jamel ...... 2006- Dorsey, Kelly ...... 2000-01 McGrath, Tim ...... 2008- Ward, Marty ...... 1988-89 Douglas, Chris ...... 1999-00 Means, James ...... 1986-87 Warsaw, Vincent ...... 2000-02 Dukes, Michael ...... 1977-78 Meeks, Geoffrey ...... 1998-01 Washington, John ...... 1978-79 Meilleur, Ryan ...... 2002-04 Washington, Vincent ...... 1989-93 E-E-E Mills, Donald ...... 1977-78 Watson, Bobby ...... 1984-86 Eaton, Leonard ...... 1986-88 Milow, Adrian ...... 1977-78 Watson, Tim ...... 1980-85 Edmonds, Stan ...... 1977-78 Montgomery, Eric ...... 2005-06 Waycaster, Peter ...... 1993-95 Edwards, Brian ...... 1983-87 Moore, Aren ...... 2001-02 Weeks, Adam ...... 1988-89 Engle, Shaun ...... 2008-09 Moore, Michael ...... 1990-92 Wesby, Efrain ...... 1997-98 Enna, Matteo ...... 2000-01 Morales, Eduardo ...... 2002-04 Wheattle, Anthony ...... 1982-83 Erquhart, Brandon ...... 2001-03 Wheeler, Darryl ...... 1978-80 Estis, Jonathan ...... 2001-02 N-N-N Whittiker, Michael ...... 1994-96 Nelson, Lewis ...... 1994-97 Willhite, Robert ...... 2008- F-F-F Newton, Michael ...... 1998-99 Williams, Darryl ...... 1978-80 Fearon, Michael ...... 1977-78 Nibo, Nonso ...... 2004-08 Williams, Durwin ...... 2005-06 Fitzpatrick, Eddie ...... 1979-83 Nojima, John ...... 1983-87 Williams, Omar ...... 1999-00 Francis, Norman ...... 1989-93 Nolan, Eli ...... 1999-00 Williams, Reggie ...... 1998-99, 2000-01 Fray, Jair ...... 1995-99 Nomaaea, Vico ...... 1984-87 Williams, Sean ...... 1996-97 Friedman, David ...... 1993-94 Norman, Les ...... 2004-05 White, Myke ...... 1993-97 White, William ...... 2001-03, 04-05 G-G-G O-O-O Woods, Charles ...... 1984-85 Gay, Jamel ...... 2002-05 Oppenheimer, Josh ...... 1991-92 Wright, Curtis ...... 1988-89 Givens, Phillip ...... 2004-05 Glynn, Andrew ...... 1999-00 P-P-P Y-Y-Y Green, Sovonto ...... 1978-82 Patterson, Darnell ...... 1992-94 Yearby, Rodney ...... 2007-09 Goree, Justin ...... 2001-03 Patterson, Calvin ...... 1997-98 Green, Ronald ...... 1994-97 Patton, Jason ...... 1999-00 Griffin, Antoine ...... 2003-04 Paul, Carlos ...... 1993-94 * Current players in BOLD Perez, Mario ...... 2000-02 28 Plaza, Israel ...... 1995-98 2 0 0 9 - 1 0 C a l S t a t e D o m i n g u e z H i l l s M e n ’ s B a s k e t b a l l

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A Opponent ...... W . . L . . . . Pct. Opponent ...... W . . L . . . . Pct. Opponent ...... W . . L . . . . Pct. A Adams State College ...... 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 Hawaii-Hilo ...... 1 . . . 4 . . . . .200 Simon Fraser (Canada) . . . . . 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000

Alaska-Anchorage ...... 1 . . . 2 . . . . .333 Hawaii-Pacific ...... 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000 Sonoma State...... 13 . . 16 . . . .448 L

Alaska-Fairbanks ...... 1 . . . 1 . . . . .500 Hope International ...... 3 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 South Dakota State ...... 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000 L

Ambassador College ...... 2 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 Howard (Wash, D.C.) ...... 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000 Southern Colorado ...... 2 . . . 1 . . . . .666 L

Azusa Pacific University . . . . . 6 . . . 3 . . . . .667 Humboldt State ...... 2 . . . 6 . . . . .250 Southern Tech (GA) ...... 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000 L

Biola University...... 9 . . 16 . . . .360 Idaho...... 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000 Southern Utah ...... 0 . . . 4 . . . . .000 -

Boise State ...... 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000 Keene State College (NH) . . . 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 Southwest Missouri State. . . . 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 - T

Bryant College (RI)...... 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 Long Beach State...... 0 . . . 3 . . . . .000 St. Martin’s ...... 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 T

BYU-Hawai’i ...... 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000 Lubbock Christian (TX)...... 1 . . . 1 . . . . .500 Stanford ...... 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000

Cal Berkeley ...... 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000 Lynn University ...... 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 Sul Ross State (TX) ...... 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 I

M Cal Baptist College...... 3 . . . 8 . . . . .273 Malone College (OH) ...... 2 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 Taylor (IN) ...... 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 M Cal Lutheran ...... 10 . . 2 . . . . .833 Menlo College...... 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000 Texas A&M-Kingsville ...... 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000

Cal Poly Pomona ...... 33 . . 29 . . . .532 Merrimack College (MA). . . . . 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 The Master’s College ...... 9 . . . 7 . . . . .563

E Cal Poly SLO...... 17 . . 16 . . . .515 Mesa State ...... 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 UC Davis ...... 2 . . 14 . . . .125 E

Cal State Bakersfield...... 13 . . 52 . . . .200 Metro State ...... 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 UC Irvine...... 0 . . . 3 . . . . .000

Cal State Hayward ...... 12 . . 8 . . . . .600 Missouri-Western ...... 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000 UC Riverside ...... 12 . . 31 . . . .279

S Cal State L.A...... 37 . . 26 . . . .587 Montana State ...... 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000 UC San Diego...... 12 . . 16 . . . .429 S

Cal State Monterey Bay . . . . 7 . . . 6 . . . . .538 North Central College (IL) . . . 2 . . . 1 . . . . .667 USC ...... 3 . . . 0 . . . 1.000

E Cal State Northridge ...... 10 . . 18 . . . .357 Northern Colorado ...... 2 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 Univ. of Bridgeport (MA) . . . . . 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 E Cal State San Bernardino . . 9 . . 28 . . . .243 North Dakota State...... 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 University of Denver ...... 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000

Northwestern Iowa ...... 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000 University of La Verne ...... 5 . . . 1 . . . . .833 R Cal State Stanislaus ...... 16 . . 11 . . . .593 R Capital University (OH)...... 1 . . . 0 . . . . .000 Olivet Nazarene (IL) ...... 2 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 Univ. of Maine-Machias . . . . . 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000

Central Oklahoma...... 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000 Pacific Christian College . . . . 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 University of Montevallo . . . . . 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000 I

Central Washington ...... 1 . . . 2 . . . . .333 Pacific Lutheran Univ. (WA) . . 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 Univ. of Nebraska-Omaha . . . 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000 I

E Chaminade University ...... 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 Patten College (CA) ...... 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 University of Redlands ...... 3 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 E

Chadron State College ...... 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 Pepperdine University ...... 0 . . . 2 . . . . .000 University of San Diego . . . . . 1 . . . 6 . . . . .143

S Chapman University ...... 24 . . 9 . . . . .727 Point Loma Nazarene (CA) . . 7 . . . 1 . . . . .875 Vanguard University...... 2 . . . 7 . . . . .222 S

Chico State...... 10 . . 15 . . . .400 Pomona-Pitzer ...... 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 Washburn University (KS) . . . 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000 College of Notre Dame...... 6 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 Puget Sound (WA) ...... 1 . . . 1 . . . . .500 West Texas State ...... 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000

Colorado Christian Univ...... 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 Quincy College (IL)...... 1 . . . 2 . . . . .333 Western New Mexico ...... 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000 R

Colorado School of Mines . . . 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000 Quinnipiac College (MA) . . . . 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 Western Washington ...... 1 . . . 1 . . . . .500 R

Concordia University (CA) . . . 1 . . . 1 . . . . .500 Sacramento State...... 5 . . . 1 . . . . .833 Westmont College (CA) . . . . . 3 . . . 4 . . . . .479 E

Dominican University (CA) . . . 2 . . . 1 . . . . .667 Saint Anselm College (NH). . . 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000 Whittier College ...... 2 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 E

Eastern Montana ...... 1 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 San Diego Christian Coll. . . . . 8 . . . 5 . . . . .615 Whitworth College (WA) . . . . . 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000 C

Fort Lewis College (CO). . . . . 1 . . . 1 . . . . .500 San Francisco State ...... 23 . . 12 . . . .657 C

Fresno Pacific...... 7 . . . 0 . . . 1.000 San Jose State ...... 0 . . . 1 . . . . .000 * Bold Indicates 2008 Opponent

Grand Canyon University . . 23 . . 24 . . . .489 Seattle Pacific...... 0 . . . 3 . . . . .000 O R

All-Time CCAA Conference Champions R

D CCAA Basketball Staff D

Commissioner Robert Hiegert ...... [email protected]

S Asst. Commissioner Al Barba ...... [email protected] S

Coordinator of Officials Bill White...... [email protected]

All-Time CCAA Champions /

C Cal Poly Pomona ...... 3 (80-81, 04-05, %08-09) C

Cal Poly San Luis Obispo...... 9 (54-55, 55-56, 71-72, 73-74, 76-77, 79-80, 80-81,

C ...... 85-86, 86-87) C

Cal State Bakersfield ...... 11 (72-73, 75-76, 81-82, 82-83, 87-88, 89-90, 90-91,

A ...... 92-93, 95-96, 96-97, 97-98) A

Cal State Dominguez Hills...... 3 (80-81, 86-87, %08-09)

A Cal State L.A...... 1 (58-59) A Cal State Long Beach ...... 1 (68-69)

Cal State Northridge ...... 5 (70-71, 71-72, 77-78, 78-79, 84-85)

C Cal State San Bernardino ...... 8 (99-00, 00-01, 01-02, 02-03, 03-04, 04-05, 07-08, ^%08-09) C

Chapman ...... 1 (82-83)

H Fresno State...... 7 (57-58, 59-60, 61-62, 62-63, 63-64, 64-65, 65-66) H Humboldt State ...... 2 (06-07, 07-08)

Pacific...... 1 (46-47) A

Pepperdine...... 4 (49-50, 50-51, 51-52, 52-53) A

San Diego State ...... 5 (40-41, 53-54, 56-57, 57-58, 66-67) M

San Jose State ...... 3 (40-41, 47-48, 48-49) M

Sonoma State ...... 1 (05-06)

P UC Davis ...... 1 (98-99) P

UC San Diego ...... 1 (^07-08)

S UC Riverside ...... 12 (69-70, 71-72, 72-73, 74-75, 78-79, 83-84, 87-88, 88-89, S ...... 90-91,91-92, 93-94, 94-95) UC Santa Barbara ...... 3 (39-40, 59-60, 60-61)

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Discipline . S a c r i f i c e . H e a r t Individual Game Records Team Game Records

Most Points Scored Most Points Scored 37 . . . .Emanuel Brown ...... 1/15/00 . . .vs. Sonoma State 112 . . . .vs. Merrimac College . . . . . 1/6/91 Most Field Goals Fewest Points 16 . . . .William Alexander . . . . .12/15/86 . . .vs. San Fran. St. 37 . . . .vs. Cal State Bakersfield. . 1/25/92 Most Field Goals Attempted 27 . . . .Jacob Poole ...... 2/2/02 ...... vs. Chico St. Most Points, First Half Most 3-PT Field Goals 54 . . . .vs. Cal State Stanislaus . . 12/1/78 8 . . . . .John Nojima ...... 1/24/87 . . .vs. CS Northridge 54 . . . .vs. La Verne University . . 12/19/78 Most 3-PT Field Goals Attempted Emanuel Brown holds the all-time Most Points, Second Half 15 . . . .Michael Whittiker . . . . .11/26/94 . . . . .vs. Pepperdine single game scoring 60 . . . .vs. Merrimac College . . . . . 1/6/91 Best FG% (min. 7 att.) mark with 37 points. Fewest Points, Half 1.000 . .Robert Barksdale . . . . .12/20/89 . . .vs. Azusa Pacific 13 . . . .vs. Biola University ...... 12/9/80 Most Free Throws 16 . . . .Michael Hernandez . . .2/14/09 . . . . .@ San Fran. St. 13 . . . .vs. Cal Poly SLO...... 2/10/84 16 . . . .Fantasia Johnson . . . . .12/5/98 . . . . .vs. CP Pomona Most Points, Overtime Most Free Throw Attempts 16 . . . .vs. Sonoma State ...... 1/15/00 19 . . . .Fantasia Johnson . . . . .12/5/98 . . . . .vs. CP Pomona Most Points, Combined Best Free Throw % (min. 10 att.) 223 . . .Cent. Oklahoma (123). . . 11/27/92 1.000 . .M. Hernandez (16-16) .2/14/09 . . . . .@ San Fran. St. Largest Margin of Victory S Most Rebounds 39 . . . .vs. CS Hayward (86-47) . . 12/1/81 26 . . . .James Shaw ...... 12/14/81 . . . .vs. CS Hayward Largest Margin of Defeat D Most Blocks Jacob Poole 38 . . . .vs. Grand Canyon (50-88) 1/19/01 7 . . . . .Anthony Blackmon . . . .2/2/89 . . . .vs. CS Bakersfield launched a record Most Field Goals R Most Assists 27 shots against 15 . . . .Dimetrius Lynch ...... 12/12/81 . .vs. CS Stanislaus Chico St. on 2/2/02. 49 . . . .vs. La Verne University . . 12/19/78

O 15 . . . .Mario Perez ...... 1/13/01 . . . .vs. San Fran. St. Most Field Goal Attempts 93 . . . .vs. La Verne University . . 12/19/78 Individual Season Records Individual Career Records C Best FG% .727 . . .vs. Chapman University . . 1/29/82 Most Points Scored E Most Points Scored Lowest FG% 618 . . .William Alexander . . . .1986-87 1,766 . .William Alexander . . . . .1983-87 .256 . . .vs. Cal State Bakersfield. . . 2/2/01 R Best Scoring Average Best Scoring Avg. Most Free Throws 19.9 . . .William Alexander . . . .1986-87 17.3 . . .Rael Burke ...... 1978-79 Most Field Goals Most Field Goals 40 . . . .vs. Quinnipiac College . . . . 1/3/91

E 258 . . .William Alexander . . . .1986-87 757 . . .William Alexander . . . . .1983-87 Most Free Throw Attempts Best FG% (min. 100 att.) Most Field Goals Attempted 49 . . . .vs. Quinnipiac College . . . . 1/3/91 .628 . . .Eric Crookshank . . . . .2004-05 1,399 . .William Alexander . . . . .1983-87 Best Free Throw % (Min. 15 att.) M Most 3-PT FGs Best FG% (min. 350 att.) .947 . . .vs. UC Riverside ...... 1/7/00 I 74 . . . .John Nojima ...... 1986-87 .559 . . .Eric Crookshank ...... 2003-05 Most Rebounds Most 3-PT FGs Attempted Most 3-PT Field Goals 66 . . . .vs. Cal State Hayward . . 12/14/81 T 175 . . .John Nojima ...... 1986-87 188 . . .Jonathan Toliver ...... 2005-09 - Most Assists Best 3-PT FG % (min. 50 att.) Most 3-PT Field Goals Attempted 34 . . . .vs. Cal State Stanislaus . 12/12/81 .509 . . .Kevin Polk ...... 1996-97 499 . . .Jonathan Toliver ...... 2005-09 L Most Free Throws Best 3-PT Field Goal % (min. 100 att.) Most Fouls L 149 . . .Michael Hernandez . . .2008-09 .423 . . .Kevin Polk ...... 1996-98 36 . . . .vs. Cal State Northridge . . 12/9/79 Most Free Throws Attempted Most Free Throws A 189 . . .Vincent Washington . . .1992-93 357 . . .Vincent Washington . . .1989-93 Team Season Records Best Free Throw % (min. 60 att.) Most Free Throws Attempted .877 . . .Bryan Sterling ...... 1996-97 502 . . .Vincent Washington . . .1989-93 Most Points ...... 2,243, 2008-09 Most Rebounds Best Free Throw % (min. 180 att.) Fewest Points ...... 1,567, 1977-78 293 . . .Anthony Blackmon . . . .1988-89 .808 . . .Michael Hernandez . . .2007-09 Best Rebounding Avg. Most Rebounds Best Scoring Avg...... 74.8, 2008-09 10.2 . . .Joe Bertrand ...... 1993-94 885 . . .Anthony Blackmon . . . .1985-89 Most Field Goals ...... 938, 1978-79 Most Blocked Shots Most Blocked Shots Most Field Goals Att. . . . .1,801, 1978-79 53 . . . .Jerrell Smith ...... 2007-08 99 . . . .Jerrell Smith ...... 2007-09 Best FG% ...... 521, 1978-79 Most Assists Most Assists 168 . . .Daryl Williams ...... 1979-80 362 . . .Dimetrius Lynch ...... 1978-81 Most Free Throws ...... 502, 1990-91 Most Times Fouled Out Most Games Played Most Free Throws Att. . . . .728, 2008-09 8 . . . . .Brian Seals ...... 1998-99 114 . . . .Anthony Blackmon . . . .1985-89 Best Free Throw % ...... 740, 1988-89 (Left): William (Left): Chris Most Rebounds ...... 1,110, 2008-09 Alexander owns Thompson set the Most Assists ...... 480, 1979-80 both the all-time all-time record for Most Personal Fouls ...... 649, 1979-80 single season career three (618) and career pointers with 146 Most DQs ...... 23, 1983-84, 1985-86 scoring (1,766) from 1991-95. Longest Win Streak ...... 9, 12/3/90 - 1/12/91 records. Longest Losing Streak . . . . .11, 1996-97, 03-04 Most OT Games . . . .5, 1986-87, 1988-89

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Season Scoring Career Scoring ALL-CONFERENCE Name Years FG FT TP Name Year FG FT PTS Year Player 1. William Alexander 1986-87 258 102 618 1. William Alexander 1983-87 757 25 1766 1982 James Shaw 2. Anthony Blackmon 1988-89 221 126 590 2. Anthony Blackmon 1985-89 563 318 1468 1982 Eddie Fitzpatrick 3. Rael Burke 1978-79 223 73 519 3. Jair Fray 1995-99 528 310 1413 1983 Dimitrius Lynch 4. Richie Allen 1978-79 223 63 509 4. Eddie Fitzpatrick 1979-83 553 229 1335 1983 James Shaw 5. William Alexander 1985-86 208 59 475 5. Robert Barksdale 1987-91 443 287 1286 1983 Eddie Fitzpatrick 6. Jair Fray 1996-97 179 84 468 6. Chris Thompson 1991-95 397 246 1186 1984 Kevin Burrell 7. Tony Akins 1985-86 174 98 446 7. Raymond Bennett 1989-93 408 173 1100 1985 William Alexander 8. Robert Barksdale 1989-90 141 118 438 8. Vince Washington 1989-93 367 357 1091 1985 Brian Edwards 9. Anthony Blackmon 1987-88 177 79 434 9. James Shaw 1979-83 440 199 1079 1985 Willie Thomas John Nojima 10. Michael Whittiker 1995-96 147 76 421 10. Kevin Burrell 1981-85 380 182 942 1986 William Alexander 1986 John Nojima Season Scoring Average Career Scoring Average 1987 *William Alexander Name Year AVG GP PTS Name Years GP PTS AVG 1987 John Nojima 1987 Tony Akins 1. William Alexander 1986-87 19.9 31 618 1. Rael Burke 1978-79 30 519 17.3 1988 Anthony Blackmon 2. Anthony Blackmon 1988-89 19.7 30 590 2. Richie Allen 1978-79 30 509 16.8 1989 *Anthony Blackmon

3. Emanuel Brown 1999-00 18.7 18 336 3. William Alexander 1983-87 110 1766 16.1

A 1989 Robert Barksdale A 4. William Alexander 1985-86 17.6 27 475 4. Chris Boyd 1994-96 41 604 14.7 1989 Derrick Clark

5. Robert Barksdale 1989-90 17.5 25 438 4. Jair Fray 1995-99 96 1413 14.7 1990 Robert Barksdale L

6. Rael Burke 1978-79 17.3 30 519 6. Tony Akins 1985-87 56 788 14.1 1990 Ray Bennett L

6. Jair Fray 1996-97 17.3 27 468 7. Michael Whittiker 1994-96 52 730 14.0 1991 Robert Barksdale Joe Bertrand L

8. Richie Allen 1978-79 16.8 30 505 8. Emanuel Brown 1998-00 32 445 13.9 1991 Ray Bennett L

9. Anthony Blackmon 1987-88 16.7 26 434 9. Eddie Fitzpatrick 1979-83 101 1335 13.2 1992 Vincent Washington

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M 1. Anthony Blackmon 1988-89 9.8 30 293 1. Anthony Blackmon 1985-89 114 885 7.8 M 2. Joe Bertrand 1993-94 10.2 26 266 2. James Shaw 1979-83 94 847 9.0 1994 Darnell Patterson 3. James Shaw 1979-80 10.1 26 263 3. Kevin Burrell 1981-85 89 659 7.4 1994 Chris Thompson

1995 Chris Thompson

E 4. James Shaw 1981-82 9.5 24 248 4. Jair Fray 1995-99 96 649 6.8 E 1995 Chris Boyd 5. Kevin Burrell 1984-85 8.4 28 235 5. William Alexander 1983-87 110 580 5.3

1996 Chris Boyd 5. Anthony Blackmon 1986-87 7.6 31 235 6. Vince Washington 1989-93 106 485 4.6 Vincent 1996 Michael Whittiker

7. Jair Fray 1998-99 8.6 26 224 7. Joe Bertrand 1992-94 47 435 9.2 Washington

R 1997 Jair Fray R 7. David Hector 1999-00 8.6 26 224 8. Eddie Fitzpatrick 1979-83 101 426 4.2 1997 Myke White

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1985-89. 2009 Michael Hernandez S Jerrell Smith Rodney Yearby * Player of the Year Kevin Burrell is Chris Boyd ranks the third all-time tied for fourth all- ALL-TIME NCAA leading Toros time in career rebounder with scoring average ALL-REGIONAL 659 from 1981- pouring in 14.7 1985 Kevin Burrell 85. He also ranks points per game 1986 William Alexander among the top 10 from 1994-96. 1988 Anthony Blackmon in career scoring. 1989 Robert Barksdale 1989 Anthony Blackmon 1990 Robert Barksdale 1991 Robert Barksdale 1993 Vince Washington Kevin Polk set the Michael Whittiker 1999 Jair Fray all-time mark for once launched 15 2002 Kevin Blunt the best 3-point 3-point attempts 2009 Michael Hernandez, Jerrell Smith field goal percent- against age making .509 Pepperdine on of his long range 11/26/94 setting a ALL-TIME NCAA attempts in 1996- school record. 97. ALL-AMERICANS 1987 William Alexander 1989 Anthony Blackmon 31 w w w . G o T o r o s . c o m

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R Ambassador Coll.W 58-56 1/3 Chapman W 74-67 1/9 *CS Los Angeles W 61-60 2/11 *CS Bakersfield L 47-64 LA Baptist W 82-75 1/5 Grand Canyon L 69-80 1/15 *UC Riverside L 53-55 (ot) 2/17 *CP Pomona W 73-61 1/21 UC San Diego W 66-65 (ot) 1/10 CS Northridge L 67-83 1/16 *CP Pomona W 78-52 2/18 *UC Riverside L 48-52 O 1/24 Biola L 54-66 1/12 CS Los Angeles W 96-88 1/22 *CS Bakersfield W 78-63 2/24 *CS Los AngelesL 49-50 (ot) 1/28 Westmont W 83-77 1/17 UC Riverside L 69-83 1/23 *Cal Poly SLO L 64-69 2/25 *CS Northridge L 45-49 (ot) C 1/31 Fresno Pacific W 58-45 1/19 #CP Pomona L 73-95 1/25 Grand Canyon W 61-59 3/1 *Chapman L 49-61 2/1 CS Bakersfield L 77-80 1/25 CS Bakersfield W 68-53 1/29 *Chapman W 70-58 * CCAA Game. # Southern Utah E 2/3 Cal Lutheran W 72-66 1/26 Cal Poly SLO W 64-54 2/5 *Cal Poly SLO W 70-43 Tournament 2/4 Cal Poly SLO L 65-72 2/1 Chapman L 53-55 2/6 *CS Bakersfield L 52-61 R 2/7 Ambassador Coll. W 49-47 2/5 Cal Lutheran W 78-61 2/12 *CP Pomona W 89-71 * * * * * 2/10 LA Baptist W 78-70 2/8 Cal Poly SLO L 63-77 2/13 *UC Riverside W 80-74 2/16 Chapman L 65-76 2/9 CS Bakersfield L 52-53 2/19 *CS Los Angeles W 66-60 (ot) 1984-85 E 2/17 Biola L 53-57 2/14 CP Pomona W 74-71 2/20 *CS Northridge W 60-55 Dave Yanai: 20-8, 10-4 CCAA (2nd) 2/21 Westmont L 56-76 2/16 UC Riverside L 51-65 2/25 *Chapman W 66-61 Date Opponent W/L Score Fresno Pacific W 59-50 2/21 CS Los Angeles W 76-66 * CCAA Game 11/23 CS Hayward L 72-77 M # Far West Conference Tournament 2/23 CS Northridge L 72-82 11/24 Cal Baptist W 90-71 # Cal Poly Pomona forfeited its victory * * * * * 12/3 Sac. State W 76-58 A * * * * * to CSUDH due to the use of an ineligi- 12/7 Biola W 64-47 ble player. 1982-83 12/8 San Fran. State W 66-58 G 1978-79 Dave Yanai: 14-12, 6-8 CCAA (5th) 12/10 UC Davis L 71-76 - Dave Yanai: 21-9, 18-8 NAIA (2nd) * * * * * Date Opponent W/L Score 12/13 #W New Mexico L 53-58 Date Opponent W/L Score 11/19 Biola L 62-65 12/14 #Grand Canyon W 83-58 Y 11/28 Chapman W 68-66 1980-81 11/20 Grand Canyon L 56-62 12/18 Azusa Pacific W 74-60 12/1 ^%CS Stanislaus W 85-82 Dave Yanai: 20-5, 11-3 CCAA (1st) 11/26 Fresno Pacific W 81-69 12/20 Fresno Pacific W 87-52 B 12/2 %Cal Poly SLO L 45-62 Date Opponent W/L Score 11/27 CS Stanislaus W 85-79 12/28 So. Ca. College L 64-75 - 12/9 CS Northridge L 63-76 12/2 Cal Lutheran W 85-58 12/1 Coll. of Notre Dame W 77-62 12/29 Olivet Naz. (IL) W 87-61 12/13 Pomona-Pitzer W 68-58 Grand Canyon W 43-38 12/3 CS Sacramento W 89-82 12/31 Lubb. Christian (TX) W 78-55 E 12/15 Azusa Pacific W 93-71 12/9 Biola W 71-67(ot) 12/13 CS Hayward W 88-66 1/11 *CS Northridge W 64-57 12/16 U San Diego L 67-70 12/12 CS Sacramento W 79-53 12/18 Stanford L 54-72 1/12 *CS Los Angeles W 55-48 12/18 CS Hayward L 73-75 12/17 California L 59-75 12/21 Azusa Pacific W 82-62 1/18 *UC Riverside L 46-49 M 12/19 LaVerne W 111-71 Whittier W 100-71 12/29 #Grand Canyon W 55-54 1/19 *CP Pomona W 54-53 12/22 USIU W 95-57 12/27 W. Germ. Nat’ls -- 84-68 (Exh.) 12/30 #Southern Utah L 74-80 1/24 *CS Bakersfield L 55-58 A 12/30 CP Pomona L 80-88 12/29 ^Fresno Pacific W 81-73 1/14 *CS Northridge L 61-67 1/26 *Cal Poly SLO W 53-52 1/5 CS Northridge W 60-57 ^CS Stanislaus W 72-50 1/15 *CS Los Angeles W 87-63 1/29 Grand Canyon W 70-66 G 1/6 U San Diego W 59-51 1/9 *CS Northridge W 61-54 1/21 *UC Riverside L 77-79 (ot) 2/1 *Chapman Coll. W 93-66

1/11 USIU W 86-59 1/10 *CS Los AngelesW 78-69 1/22 *CP Pomona W 77-63 2/8 *Cal Poly SLO W 59-54 (ot) 1/13 *Cal Lutheran W 84-61 1/16 *UC Riverside W 45-43(ot) 1/28 *CS Bakersfield L 67-75 2/9 *CS Bakersfield W 53-52

E 1/16 *LA Baptist W 96-63 1/20 *CP Pomona L 65-68 1/29 *Cal Poly SLO L 55-56 (3ot) 2/15 *CP Pomona W 73-68 1/19 *Biola L 42-43 1/23 *CS Bakersfield W 70-67 1/31 Grand Canyon W 78-67 2/16 *UC Riverside W 60-50 1/20 CS Los Angeles W 69-66 1/30 *Chapman W 49-47 2/4 *Chapman L 66-70 2/22 *CS Los Angeles L 57-61 M 1/27 *Westmont L 72-75 2/6 *Cal Poly SLO L 42-43 2/11 *Cal Poly SLO L 69-70 (OT) 2/23 *CS Northridge L 61-76 I 2/2 *LA Baptist W 89-59 2/7 *CS Bakersfield W 62-57 2/12 *CS Bakersfield W 60-52 2/28 *Chapman W 63-53 2/6 *Fresno Pacific W 82-54 2/13 *CP Pomona L 54-56 2/18 *CP Pomona W 80-60 * CCAA Game. # Grand Canyon T 2/9 *Cal Lutheran W 85-67 2/14 *UC Riverside W 59-45 2/19 *UC Riverside W 65-55 Classic - 2/13 *Biola W 65-50 2/19 *CS Los Angeles W 55-52 2/25 *CS Los Angeles W 46-44 2/16 *Westmont L 48-49 2/21 *CS Northridge W 73-64 2/26 *CS Northridge L 63-73 * * * * * L 2/21 LaVerne W 103-63 2/24 Grand Canyon W 59-55 3/3 *Chapman L 60-62 2/24 *Fresno Pacific W 84-63 2/28 *Chapman W 72-66 * CCAA Game. # Color Cntry Clsc (So. UT) 1985-1986 L 3/3 #Redlands W 79-65 *Cal Poly SLO W 60-52 Dave Yanai: 8-19, 3-11 CCAA (7th) 3/5 #Westmont W 68-61 3/6 #E. Montana W 61-52 * * * * * Date Opponent W/L Score A 3/7 #Point Loma W 52-50 3/7 #Puget Sound L 54-72 11/23 Grand Canyon W 85-83 3/13 !S Georgia Tech L 66-75 * CCAA Game. ^ CS Stanislaus 1983-84 11/29 Biola University L 66-71 * Conference. % Cal Poly SLO Tournament. # NCAA D-II West Dave Yanai: 8-17, 5-9 CCAA (6th) 11/30 UC Davis L 55-70 Tournament. ^ Neutral Game. Regional (Billings, MT) Date Opponent W/L Score 12/7 Cal Lutheran W 72-56 # NAIA District III Playoffs (Occidental 11/19 CS Stanislaus L 56-69 12/14 San Fran. St. L 72-76 College) ! NAIA National Tournament * * * * * 11/25 Biola L 42-49 12/17 Azusa Pacific W 76-62 (Kemper Arena, Kansas City, MO) 12/2 Whitworth Coll. L 39-74 12/21 So.n Cal. Coll. L 55-69 12/3 Idaho L 53-70 12/23 Grand Canyon L 44-71 * * * * * 12/9 Coll. of Notre Dame W 66-36 12/27 San Fran. State L 56-68 12/17 Azusa Pacific W 61-53 12/28 CS Hayward L 54-70 34 2 0 0 9 - 1 0 C a l S t a t e D o m i n g u e z H i l l s M e n ’ s B a s k e t b a l l

Discipline . S a c r i f i c e . H e a r t 12/31 Lubb. Christian L 58-60 1/2 Grand Canyon. L 75-83 12/28 Biola University W 65-46 1/17 *CP Pomona L 68-73 1/4 Simon Fraser W 71-45 1/4 So. Utah State L 73-85 1/2 Quincy College L 56-69 1/18 *CS Los Angeles W 72-53 1/5 U. Maine(Machias) W 58-54 1/15 *Chapman Coll. L 64-78 1/6 Biola University L 44-58 1/24 *Cal Poly SLO W 68-64 1/9 *Chapman Coll. W 48-45 1/22 *Cal Poly SLO L 51-54 1/12 *CP Pomona L 63-69 1/25 *CS Bakersfield L 37-50 1/17 *CS Northridge L 64-77 1/23 *CS Bakersfield L 61-69 1/14 *UC Riverside L 54-66 1/31 *Chapman W 62-57 1/18 *CS Los Angeles L 58-69 1/28 *UC Riverside L 52-62 1/19 *CSU Northridge L 59-77 2/7 *CS Bakersfield W 64-60

1/24 *CSU Bakersfield L 61-67 1/30 *CP Pomona W 68-58 1/20 *CS Los Angeles W 64-62 2/8 *Cal Poly SLO W 68-62

A 1/25 *Cal Poly SLO L 51-68 2/4 *CS Los Angeles W 73-63 1/26 *CS Bakersfield L 54-58 2/14 *CS Los Angeles L 51-53 A

1/31 *CP Pomona W 64-62 (ot) 2/6 *CS Northridge W 65-56 1/27 *Cal Poly SLO W 58-56 2/15 *CP Pomona L 65-72

L 2/1 *UC Riverside L 63-66 2/9 *Chapman Coll. L 46-59 2/2 *Chapman Coll. W 73-63 2/21 *CS San B’dino L 47-53 L

2/7 *CS Northridge L 59-62 2/11 *Cal Poly SLO W 52-49 2/3 *Chapman Coll. W 56-47 2/22 *UC Riverside W 63-58

L 2/8 *CS Los Angeles L 65-71 2/13 *CS Bakersfield L 53-63 2/9 *CS Northridge L 52-56 2/29 *Chapman Univ. W 67-54 L

2/14 *CS Bakersfield L 73-89 2/18 *UC Riverside L 61-64 2/10 *CS Los Angeles W 62-56 3/6 !CS Bakersfield L 51-71 -

2/15 *Cal Poly SLO L 45-57 2/20 *CP Pomona W 66-54 2/16 *CS Bakersfield L 61-76 * CCAA Games. ! CCAA Tournament - T

2/21 *CP Pomona L 65-72 (ot) 2/25 *CS Los Angeles W 67-59 2/17 *Cal Poly SLO L 76-78 T

2/22 *UC Riverside L 55-59 2/27 *CS Northridge W 60-57 2/23 *CP Pomona W 72-65 * * * * * I

2/25 *Chapman Coll. W 76-73 * CCAA Games 2/24 *UC Riverside L 62-68 I

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1988-1989 11/20 Australian Jr. Nat’ls --72-60 (exh.) E 1986-1987 Dave Yanai: 21-10, 11-3 CCAA (2nd) 1990-1991 11/27 #C. Oklahoma L 100-123

Dave Yanai: 22-9, 10-4 CCAA (1st) Date Opponent W/L Score Dave Yanai: 16-11, 5-7 CCAA (T5th) 11/28 #U. Bridgeport W 85-66 G

Date Opponent W/L Score ~11/18 Univ. Manitoba W 91-69 Date Opponent W/L Score 12/2 Biola University W 81-70 G

11/21 Southern Utah L 68-85 ~11/19 Biola Univ. L 67-69 11/17 Grand Canyon. L 73-79 12/5 Pt. Loma Naz. W 60-58

A 11/22 CS Los Angeles W 74-66 11/28 Howard Univ. L 48-51 11/20 Biola University L 72-74 12/8 LaVerne Univ. W 84-46 A

11/26 Grand Canyon W 74-60 12/2 San Fran. State W 83-72 11/23 NW Iowa L 80-83 12/18 %Missouri West. L 68-71

M 11/29 Cal Lutheran W 78-59 12/3 Sonoma State W 57-53 11/26 Sonoma State W 78-63 12/19 %So. Colorado W 54-51 M 12/5 Biola Univ. L 57-65 12/9 San Fran. St. W 84-60 12/1 La Verne Univ. W 60-44 12/22 CS Hayward W 56-40

12/6 Sonoma State W 66-59 12/17 Cal Lutheran L 63-66 12/8 So. Cal. College L 64-67 12/28 Capital Univ. W 57-54 E

12/9 Sac. State W 79-66 12/20 Azusa Pacific W 77-60 12/13 Pt. Loma Naz. W 55-54 1/2 Christian Her. W 65-54 E

12/15 San Fran. St. W 86-69 12/23 CS Hayward L 60-74 12/15 No. Colorado W 49-46 1/7 *CP Pomona W 74-56 -

12/16 Cal Baptist W 86-58 12/28 Taylor Univ. W 80-62 12/17 Grand Canyon W 68-57 1/9 *CS Los Angeles L 62-65 - B

12/27 CS Hayward W 87-85 (2ot) 12/29 C. Washington L 52-61 12/21 CS Hayward W 76-58 1/15 *CS Bakersfield L 69-73 B

12/30 Malone Coll. W 69-49 12/30 San Fran. State W 85-57 12/22 The Master's. W 88-76 1/16 *Cal Poly SLO W 68-65 Y

1/2 Azusa Pacific W 64-57 1/5 Grand Canyon W 81-73 12/29 Azusa Pacific W 81-74 1/21 *CS San B’dino W 64-53 Y

1/3 Grand Canyon. L 82-91 1/13 *Chapman Coll. W 82-71 1/3 Quinnipiac Coll. W 94-85 1/23 *UC Riverside L 73-82

1/9 *Chapman Coll. W 76-69 1/14 Biola W 75-56 1/5 Christian Her. W 86-71 1/26 The Master's. W 66-60 -

G 1/16 *CS Bakersfield W 75-65 1/19 *UC Riverside L 58-59 1/6 Merrimac Coll. W 112-96 1/30 *Chapman Univ. W 92-79 G

1/17 *Cal Poly SLO L 59-63 (2ot) 1/21 *CP Pomona W 73-51 1/12 *CS Bakersfield L 62-78 2/4 *UC Riverside L 51-64

A 1/23 *CS Los Angeles L 82-83 (3ot) 1/26 *CS Los Angeles W 55-52 1/18 *Cal Poly SLO L 74-85 2/6 *CS San B’dino W 69-66 A

1/24 *CS Northridge W 70-50 2/28 *CS Northridge W 56-51 1/19 *CS Los Angeles W 60-46 2/12 *Cal Poly SLO W 85-63

M 1/30 *CP Pomona W 70-56 2/2 *CS Bakersfield W 68-56 1/25 *CP Pomona L 48-55 2/13 *CS Bakersfield L 60-62 M 1/31 *UC Riverside L 70-88 2/4 *Cal Poly SLO W 74-67 1/26 *UC Riverside W 82-71 2/18 *CS Los Angeles L 51-57

2/3 *Chapman Coll. W 80-59 2/7 *Chapman Coll. W 62-50 2/1 *Chapman Coll. L 60-67 2/20 *CP Pomona L 56-60 E

2/6 *CS Bakersfield W 92-69 2/9 *UC Riverside W 72-67 2/2 *Chapman Coll. W 53-48 2/27 *Chapman W 70-62 E 2/7 *Cal Poly SLO W 43-41 2/11 *CP Pomona W 74-59 2/8 *CS Los AngelesL 60-80 3/5 !CS Bakersfield L 59-65

2/13 *CS Los Angeles W 57-49 2/16 *CS Los Angeles W 62-53 2/9 *Cal Poly SLO W 79-70 * CCAA games. # Grand Canyon

R 2/14 *CS Northridge L 49-56 2/18 *CSU Northridge L 61-68 2/15 *UC Riverside L 68-74 Tournament. % Bakersfield R

2/20 *CP Pomona W 68-63 2/23 *CS Bakersfield L 50-52 2/16 *CP Pomona W 70-68 Tournament. ! CCAA Tournament

E 2/21 *UC Riverside W65-62 (2ot) 2/25 *Cal Poly SLO W 65-57 2/22 *CS Bakersfield L 55-68 E

2/27 Chapman Coll. W 68-65 3/3 ^Chapman L 62-67 * CCAA Games * * * * *

C 2/28 Cal Poly SLO W 70-58 3/9 %CS Bakersfield L 61-64 C

3/6 %Alaska Anch. L 64-68 (2ot) 3/10 %Sonoma State W 90-78 * * * * * 1993-1994

O 3/7 %CS Hayward L 55-71 * CCAA Games. ~ Bronco Classic. Dave Yanai: 16-11, 6-6 CCAA (4th) O * CCAA Games. % NCAA West ^CCAA Tourney. % NCAA West 1991-1992 Date Opponent W/L Score

Regionals Regionals Dave Yanai: 16-12, 8-6 CCAA (3rd) 11/17 Portuguese Nat’l Team -- 82-70 (Exh.) R

Date Opponent Score 11/26 #So. Colorado W 79-71 R

* * * * * * * * * * 11/22 CS Hayward W 85-76 11/27 #CS San B’dino W 80-65 D

11/23 Sonoma State L 53-61 12/3 CS Hayward W 78-69 D

1987-1988 1989-1990 11/26 Pepperdine L 54-83 12/4 Coll. of Notre Dame W 71-62 S

Dave Yanai: 13-13, 7-7 CCAA (T4th) Dave Yanai: 10-17, 6-8 CCAA (6th) 12/3 Pt. Loma Naz. W 77-56 12/10 Pt. Loma Naz. L 60-68 S Date Opponent W/L Score Date Opponent W/L Score 12/6 No. Colorado W 64-61 12/11 U. of San Diego L 63-91 11/25 Grand Canyon. L 67-72 (ot) 11/17 CS Hayward L 60-85 12/7 Univ. of Denver L 49-71 12/17 U. of LaVerne W 62-60 11/28 Puget Sound W 69-67 11/18 Sonoma State L 60-75 12/12 N. Central Ill. W 84-60 12/18 Biola W 61-46 12/4 San Fran. State W 71-67 11/21 La Verne Univ. L 67-70 12/14 Biola W 48-45 12/21 Grand Canyon W 74-56 12/6 CS Hayward L 63-64 12/1 Washburn L 67-70 12/20 Christian Her. W 80-65 12/23 Sonoma State W 69-55 12/7 CS Sacramento L 81-87 12/2 CS Los Angeles L 42-45 12/21 The Master's W 52-51 12/28 Keene St. (NH) W 67-54 12/10 Biola Univ. L 63-76 12/6 Azusa Pacific W 77-70 12/27 Grand Canyon L 73-75 12/30 St. Anselm (NH) L 79-94 12/12 San Fran. St. W 84-66 12/8 W. Texas State L 53-73 12/28 Chapman Univ. W 66-50 1/6 *CS San B’dino W 66-57 12/19 Azusa Pacific W 71-54 12/14 N. Central Ill. W 78-74 12/30 So. Cal. Coll. L 65-78 1/8 *CP Pomona W 90-63 12/29 CS Hayward W 74-62 12/16 Cal Lutheran W 72-57 1/10 *UC Riverside L 62-74 1/13 *Cal Poly SLO L 61-82 12/31 Olivet-Nazarene W 89-67 12/19 Grand Canyon. L 78-107 1/11 *CS San B’dino W 63-58 1/15 *CS Bakersfield L 51-69 35 w w w . G o T o r o s . c o m

Discipline . S a c r i f i c e . H e a r t 1/20 *CSULA W 76-61 2/14 Christian Her. W 59-49 2/27 The Master's L 58-70 2000-2001 1/22 *UC Riverside L 70-85 2/17 *Grand Canyon W 86-80 2/28 *CP Pomona W 79-75 (ot) Larry Hauser: 7-19, 6-16 CCAA (10th) 1/28 The Master's. L 70-73 2/22 *CSULA W 62-50 * CCAA Games. # Hamilton Classic Date Opponent W/L Score 2/3 *CP Pomona W 75-69 2/24 *CS Bakersfield L 64-72 @ Grand Canyon Tournament 11/17 Concordia W 82-68 2/5 *CS San B’dino L 56-78 2/29 *UC Riverside L 51-70 11/20 Christian Heritage L 75-80 2/10 *CS Bakersfield W 65-63 3/2 *CP Pomona L 62-64 * * * * * 11/28 Cal Baptist L 68-70 2/12 *Cal Poly SLO W 86-72 * CCAA Game. # University of 12/8 *CS Bakersfield L 62-71 2/15 Christian Her. W 76-72 (ot) Southern Colorado Tournament 1998-1999 12/9 *CS Stanislaus L 63-79 2/19 *UC Riverside L 69-72 Larry Hauser: 10-16, 8-14 CCAA (T9th) 12/14 Long Beach St. L 62-94 S 2/26 *CSULA L 80-84 (ot) * * * * * Date Opponent W/L Score 12/17 *Chico State W 83-74 3/4 ! UC Riverside L 74-81 11/13 Biola University L 51-65 12/18 *UC Davis L 66-72 D *CCAA Games. # Grand Canyon 1996-1997 11/20 Cal Lutheran W 68-55 1/5 *CS San B’dino W 76-62 Tournament. ! CCAA Tournament Mack Calvin: 7-20, 1-11 CCAA (6th) 12/1 CS Long Beach L 56-59 1/6 *CP Pomona L 68-80

R Date Opponent W/L Score 12/4 *Grand Canyon L 61-62 1/12 *Sonoma State L 62-66 * * * * * 11/15 Biola University L 83-92 12/5 *CP Pomona L 68-77 1/13 *San Fran. St. L 58-61 11/19 Westmont Coll. L 48-76 12/11 *Chico State W 98-82 1/19 *Grand Canyon L 50-88 O 1994-1995 11/27 CS Northridge L 57-77 12/12 *UC Davis L 49-55 1/20 *UC San Diego W 56-54 Dave Yanai: 10-15, 2-10 CCAA (7th) 11/29 Quincy U. (IL) W 64-61 12/19 *CS Bakersfield L 63-74 1/24 *Cal State LA L 53-73 C Date Opponent W/L Score 12/6 #Chico State W 75-68 12/20 *CS Stanislaus W 67-59 1/27 *Cal State LA L 47-68 11/19 5 Star Sports -- 95-74 (Exh.) 12/7 #UC Davis L 54-66 1/8 *CS San B’dino L 65-76 2/2 *CS Bakersfield L 38-67 E 11/22 Cal Baptist L 74-81 12/13 Azusa Pacific L 53-83 1/9 *UC Riverside L 71-78 2/3 *CS Stanislaus W 64-63 11/26 Pepperdine L 66-72 12/14 San Fran. St. W 63-52 1/15 *Sonoma State L 69-71 2/9 *UC Davis L 46-59 R 11/29 Biola University W 85-60 12/21 Coll. of Notre Dame W 60-56 (ot) 1/16 *San Fran. St. W 61-55 2/10 *Chico State L 72-80 12/1 Pac. Christian W 106-97 12/27 ^Seattle Pacific L 64-84 1/20 *Cal State LA L 55-59 2/16 *CP Pomona L 54-71 12/8 U. of San Diego L 64-75 12/28^@W. Wash. L 78-79 1/23 *Cal State LA W 78-58 2/17 *CS San B’dino L 57-90 E 12/17 Azusa Pacific W 75-72 12/31 U. of Redlands W 86-72 1/26 Christian Her. W 61-58 2/23 *UC San Diego W 71-58 12/19 Coll. of Notre Dame W 75-54 1/8 The Master's L 62-78 1/29 *Grand Canyon L 66-72 2/24 Grand Canyon. L 76-85 12/21 CS Hayward W 86-54 1/11 Pt. Loma Naz. W 85-68 1/30 *CP Pomona W 80-73 3/2 *San Fran. St. W 86-65 M 12/30 Pt. Loma Naz. W 79-73 1/16 *CS Bakersfield L 75-82 2/5 *Chico State L 80-95 3/3 *Sonoma State L 60-71 1/6 $W. Washington W 60-57 1/18 *Cal State LA W 55-53 2/6 *UC Davis L 46-74 * CCAA Games A 1/7 $Quincy Univ. L 81-83 1/23 *UC Riverside L 59-75 2/12 *CS Stanislaus L 72-75 1/12 *UC Riverside L 58-77 1/25 *CS San B’dino L 70-76 2/13 *CS Bakersfield L 66-74 (ot) * * * * * G 1/14 *CS San B’dino L 74-87 1/29 Christian Her. L 60-68 2/19 *CS San B’dino L 71-73 - 1/19 Christian Her. W 81-55 2/1 *Grand Canyon L 56-63 2/20 *UC Riverside W 73-63 2001-2002 1/21 *Grand Canyon L 74-86 2/6 *CP Pomona L 70-84 2/26 *Sonoma State W 82-69 Larry Hauser: 12-15, 11-11 CCAA (6th) Y 1/26 *CS Bakersfield L 57-68 2/8 *Cal State LA L 65-78 2/27 *San Fran. St. W 72-65 Date Opponent W/L Score 1/28 *CSULA W 52-46 2/13 *UC Riverside L 60-80 * CCAA Games 11/24 Cal Baptist L 70-72 B 2/2 *CP Pomona L 53-55 2/15 *CS San B’dino L 63-74 12/01 Pomona Pitzer W 59-53 - 2/4 *CS San B’dino L 70-74 2/22 *Grand Canyon L 55-63 * * * * * 12/07 *Chico State L 67-85 2/8 The Master's L 66-71 2/27 *CS Bakersfield L 57-87 12/08 *UC Davis L 63-67 E 2/11 *Grand Canyon L 52-69 3/1 *CP Pomona L 69-73 1999-2000 12/14 *CS San B’dino L 50-66 2/16 *CSULA L 67-68 * CCAA Game. # UC Davis Tourn. Larry Hauser: 6-20, 5-17 CCAA (10th) 12/15 *CP Pomona L 62-71 2/18 *CS Bakersfield L 53-58 ^ Seattle Pacific Tournament Date Opponent W/L Score 12/20 Hawaii Pacific L 54-78 M 2/23 *UC Riverside L 70-71 11/23 Long Beach St. L 51-85 12/22 Hawaii - Hilo L 68-90 2/25 *CP Pomona W 68-60 * * * * * 11/17 CS Northridge L 65-80 12/29 Concordia (CA) L 76-89 A * CCAA Games. $ Westmont Tourn. 12/3 *CP Pomona L 72-85 1/4 *Grand Canyon L 66-72 1997-1998 12/4 *Grand Canyon W 74-65 1/5 *UC San Diego W 87-81 G * * * * * Larry Hauser: 11-15, 6-6 CCAA (T2nd) 12/10 *UC Davis L 63-68 1/11 *Sonoma State W 64-57

Date Opponent W/L Score 12/11 *Chico State L 81-92 1/12 *San Fran. St. L 71-73 (ot) 1995-1996 11/26 Biola University L 59-69 12/17 *CS Bakersfield L 58-65 1/18 *CS Stanislaus L 78-83

E Dave Yanai: 17-10, 5-7 CCAA (5th) 11/28 #Nebraska (Omaha) L 67-74 12/18 *CS Stanislaus W 79-71 1/19 *CS Bakersfield L 64-70 Date Opponent W/L Score 11/29 #So. Dakota St. L 79-86 (ot) 12/29 #Pacific LutheranW 71-61 1/23 *Cal State LA W 77-74 11/21 Pt. Loma Naz. W 70-67 12/2 San Fran. State W 65-50 12/30 #Menlo College L 62-64 1/26 *Cal State LA W 72-67 M 11/24 Texas A&M (K’ville) W 68-63 12/3 Patten College W 91-67 1/7 *UC Riverside L 79-90 2/1 *UC Davis W 76-70 I 12/1 #U of So. Col. L 63-66 12/5 @UC Davis L 57-67 1/8 *CS San B’dino L 63-68 2/2 *Chico State W 89-86 (ot) 12/2 #Col. Christian W 59-54 12/6 @North Dakota W 76-75 1/14 *San Fran. St. W 71-61 2/9 *CS San B’dino L 57-65 T 12/9 U. of Redlands W 84-64 12/23 Azusa Pacific L 74-80 1/15 *Sonoma State W 99-97 (2ot) 2/15 *UC San Diego W 93-83 - 12/16 Azusa Pacific W 82-65 12/29 CS Northridge L 71-115 1/22 *Cal State LA L 55-66 2/16 *Grand Canyon W 85-77 (ot) 12/20 Coll. of Notre Dame W 82-62 1/3 U. of San Diego L 66-78 1/28 *Grand Canyon L 55-71 2/22 *San Fran. State L 61-64 L 12/22 CS Hayward W 71-45 1/7 The Master's. L 85-87 1/29 *CP Pomona L 66-81 2/23 *Sonoma State W 72-62 12/28 Bryant College W 64-59 1/10 Cal Lutheran W 80-56 2/4 *Chico State L 70-78 3/1 *CS Bakersfield L 66-80 L 12/30 Cal Baptist W 79-63 1/15 *UC Riverside W 63-56 2/5 *UC Davis L 60-72 3/2 *CS Stanislaus W 82-63 1/3 Westmont Coll. W 69-64 1/17 *Cal State LA L 48-62 2/11 *CS Stanislaus W 70-65 * CCAA Games A 1/5 Biola L 63-74 1/20 Christian Her. W 67-63 2/12 *CS Bakersfield L 56-74 1/13 Lynn W 76-57 1/24 *Grand Canyon W 70-60 2/18 *CS San B’dino L 59-75 * * * * * 1/18 *UC Riverside W 66-63 1/29 *CS Bakersfield L 54-73 2/19 *UC Riverside L 52-62 1/20 *CS San B’dino L 55-68 1/31 *CS San B’dino L 48-51 2/25 *Sonoma State L 49-74 2002-2003 1/24 The Master's L 62-68 2/5 *CP Pomona W 87-81 2/26 *San Fran. State L 68-74 (ot) Larry Hauser: 6-21, 4-18 CCAA (12th) 1/27 *Grand Canyon L 74-84 2/7 *Cal State LA W 67-57 3/2 *Cal State LA L 53-54 Date Opponent W/L Score 2/1 *CS Bakersfield L 46-61 2/14 *Grand Canyon L 58-71 *CCAA Games. #Menlo Millennium 11/22 Vanguard Univ. W 73-71 (ot) 2/3 *CSULA W 78-65 2/19 *CS San B’dino W 74-72 Shootout - Atherton, CA 11/25 Cal Baptist Univ. L 66-89 2/8 *CP Pomona L 57-78 2/21 *CS Bakersfield L 71-81 12/5 *Cal State LA W 53-52 (ot) 2/10 *CS San B’dino W 78-61 2/26 *UC Riverside L 66-75 * * * * * 12/14 CS Mont. Bay L 53-66 36 2 0 0 9 - 1 0 C a l S t a t e D o m i n g u e z H i l l s M e n ’ s B a s k e t b a l l

Discipline . S a c r i f i c e . H e a r t 12/18 Dominican W 54-50 1/7 *CS Bakersfield L 69-73 1/19 *#24 CP Pomona L 76-79 3/7 %CP Pomona L 61-66 12/21 *Cal State LA L 62-67 1/8 *Cal State L.A. W 63-58 1/20 *#12 CS San B’dino L 60-77 * CCAA games. ^ Cal State L.A. 12/30 No. 1 Humboldt St. L 68-105 1/14 *CS Stanislaus W 69-67 1/26 *CS Mont. Bay L 67-69 Thanksgiving Classic. % CCAA 1/3 *CP Pomona L 42-55 1/15 *Chico State L 76-78 1/27 *San Fran. State W 79-51 Tournament. 1/4 *CS San B’dino L 50-62 1/21 *UC San Diego W 62-44 2/2 *Chico State W 66-56 1/10 *UC San Diego L 57-62 1/22 *CS San B’dino L 87-92 2/3 *CS Stanislaus L 81-83 * * * * *

1/11 *Grand Canyon W 73-71 1/26 *CP Pomona L 65-75 2/6 *UC San Diego L 44-45

A 1/17 *San Fran. St. L 62-75 1/28 *CS Mont. Bay W 83-74 2/9 *#11 Humboldt St. L 62-70 2008-09 A

1/18 *Sonoma State L 47-59 2/4 *Sonoma State L 66-69 2/10 *Sonoma State W 79-57 Damaine Powell: 22-8, 15-5 CCAA (T1st)

L 1/24 *CS Bakersfield L 44-60 2/5 *San Fran. State L 79-85 2/16 *Cal State L.A. W 76-74 Date Opponent W/L Score L

1/25 *CS Stanislaus L 63-76 2/11 *Cal State L.A. W 77-70 2/17 *CS Bakersfield L 72-81 11/15 U of Alaska W 98-62

L 1/31 *UC Davis W 98-92 (2ot) 2/12 *CS Bakersfield W 83-78 2/23 *#16 CS San B’dino L 75-84 11/21 !vs. Chadron St. W 79-75 L

2/1 *Chico State L 78-81 2/18 *Chico State L 73-80 2/24 *#19 CP Pomona L 69-70 (ot) 11/22 !Adams St. W 83-58 -

2/7 *CS San B’dino L 57-64 2/19 *CS Stanislaus L 77-79 (ot) 3/2 *San Fran. State W 91-51 11/28 vs. Ft. Lewis W 74-69 - T

2/8 *CP Pomona W 67-62 2/25 *CS San B’dino L 56-66 3/3 *CS Mont. Bay W 70-65 11/29 Grand Canyon W 70-56 T

2/14 *Grand Canyon L 54-56 2/26 *UC San Diego L 72-74 * CCAA games. %SPU Thanksgiving 12/5 *CP Pomona W 84-63 I

2/15 *UC San Diego L 59-71 3/2 *CP Pomona L 50-73 Classic (Las Vegas, NV/UNLV). 12/6 *CS San B’dino W 79-59 I

M 2/21 *Sonoma State L 66-69 3/5 *CS Mont. Bay L 64-66 12/9 The Master’s L 74-75 M 2/22 *San Fran. State L 67-87 * CCAA Games. %CSULA * * * * * 12/22 Vanguard W 84-64

2/28 *CS Stanislaus L 57-78 Thanksgiving Classic 12/31 *Cal State L.A. L 80-90 E

3/1 *CS Bakersfield L 59-92 2007-08 1/3 *UC San Diego W 63-51 E 3/7 *Chico State L 97-72 * * * * * Damaine Powell: 17-11, 11-9 CCAA (T3rd) 1/9 *San Fran. St. W 88-82

3/8 *UC Davis L 63-64 Date Opponent W/L Score 1/10 *CS Mont. Bay L 72-76 G

* CCAA Games 2005-06 11/23 ^vs. Metro State W 79-73 1/16 *Chico State W 83-54 G

Damaine Powell: 11-16, 8-12 CCAA (T7th) 11/24 ^vs. St. Martin W 72-67 1/17 *CS Stanislaus W 74-61

A * * * * * Date Opponent W/L Score 11/30 *Sonoma St. L 56-65 1/23 *Humboldt St. W 69-52 A

11/22 Vanguard L 58-74 12/1 *Humboldt St. L 72-77 1/24 *Sonoma State W 79-56

M 2003-2004 11/25 %Seattle Pacific L 68-70 12/4 The Master's W 76-57 1/30 *CS San B’dino L 51-66 M Larry Hauser: 8-19, 6-16 CCAA (T9th) 11/26 %Cent. Wash. L 63-70 12/8 Grand Canyon W 68-59 1/31 *CP Pomona L 55-60

Date Opponent W/L Score 12/2 *San Fran. St. W 86-84 (ot) 12/15 Vanguard L 69-76 2/5 *Cal State L.A. W 55-51 E

11/21 %Hope Int’l. W 77-70 12/3 *Sonoma State L 68-79 12/21 Mesa State W 67-62 2/6 *UC San Diego W 61-58 E

11/22 %Azusa Pacific L 72-88 12/10 SD Christian L 74-80 1/4 *CP Pomona W 50-47 2/13 *CS Mont. Bay W 83-72 -

11/28 Cal Baptist L 81-92 12/17 Hope Int’l. W 91-65 1/5 *#10 CSUSB L 57-65 2/14 *San Fran. St. W 74-57 - B

12/1 Dominican Univ. L 68-82 12/30 Dominican (CA) W 99-49 1/9 *Cal State L.A. L 72-74 2/20 *CS Stanislaus W 86-63 B

12/6 *Cal State L.A. W 62-48 1/6 *CS Bakersfield L 76-79 1/11 *UC San Diego L 74-78 (ot) 2/21 *Chico State W 73-60 Y

12/20 *Cal State L.A. W 67-51 1/7 *Cal State L.A. L 76-87 1/18 *San Fran. St. W 64-60 2/26 *Sonoma State W 70-60 Y

12/29 Malone Coll. (OH) W 64-61 1/13 *CS Stanislaus W 92-89 1/19 *CS Mont. Bay W 76-72 2/27 *Humboldt St. L 71-75

1/2 *Grand Canyon W 78-58 1/14 *Chico State L 76-80 1/25 *Chico State W 88-65 3/3 %CS Mont. Bay L 73-79 -

G 1/3 *UC San Diego L 66-68 1/20 *UC San Diego L 46-79 1/26 *CS Stanislaus W 71-62 3/13 ^vs. C. Wash. W 87-83 G

1/9 *San Fran. State L 69-71 1/21 *CS San B’dino L 57-71 2/1 *Humboldt State W 73-64 3/14 ^@ #3 BYU-H L 71-84

A 1/10 *Sonoma State L 64-67 1/25 *CP Pomona W 58-55 2/2 *Sonoma State W 66-55 * CCAA games. ! Adams State Bankers A

1/16 *CS Bakersfield L 63-79 1/27 *CS Mont. Bay W 77-68 2/8 *#19 CSUSB L 58-67 Classic. %CCAA Tournament.

M 1/17 *CS Stanislaus W 74-63 1/30 Chaminade W 97-92 2/9 *CP Pomona W 72-69 (ot) ^NCAA West Regional M 1/23 *CS San B’dino L 69-77 2/3 *Sonoma State L 78-83 2/13 *Cal State L.A. L 60-64

1/24 *CP Pomona L 62-72 2/4 *San Fran. St. W 79-62 2/16 *UC San Diego W 61-46

E 1/30 *UC Davis L 49-75 2/10 *Cal State L.A. L 62-64 2/22 *CS Mont. Bay L 67-72 E

1/31 *Chico State L 73-80 2/11 *CS Bakersfield L 57-68 2/23 *San Fran. St. W 81-74 (ot) Home games in bold.

2/6 *Chico State L 64-72 2/17 *Chico State W 75-67 2/28 *CS Stanislaus W 88-79

R 2/7 *UC Davis L 79-85 2/18 *CS Stanislaus L 90-92 2/29 *Chico State L 66-75 R

2/13 *CP Pomona L 62-71 2/24 *CS San B’dino L 67-76 3/4 %CS Mont. Bay W 56-53

E 2/14 *CS San B’dino L 56-77 2/25 *UC San Diego L 77-80 (ot) E

2/20 *CS Stanislaus L 70-74 (ot) 3/1 *CP Pomona W 60-59 C

2/21 *CS Bakersfield L 74-89 3/4 *CS Mont. Bay W 75-74 (ot) ALL-TIME COACHES RECORDS C

2/27 *UC San Diego L 77-83 * CCAA games. %CSULA Thanksgiving

O 2/28 *Grand Canyon W 74-70 Classic Overall Conference O 3/5 *Sonoma State L 72-77 Years Coach W L % W L % Conf. Titles

3/6 *San Fran. St. W 67-58 * * * * * R

* CCAA Games. % Hope Int’l Tourn. 70-73 R

2006-07 73-74 Al Pompey 15 11 57.7% D

* * * * * Damaine Powell: 12-15, 9-13 CCAA (T6th) 74-77 D

Date Opponent W/L Score 77-96 Dave Yanai 286 221 56.4% 141 126 52.8% ‘80-81, ‘86-87 S

2004-05 11/24 #2 Montevallo L 67-70 S Damaine Powell: 7-20, 6-14 CCAA (9th) 11/25 #4 Seattle Pac. L 65-84 96-97 Mack Calvin 7 20 25.9% 1 11 8.3% Date Opponent W/L Score 12/1 *CS Stanislaus L 75-82 97-04 Larry Hauser 60 125 32.4% 46 98 31.9% 11/19 UC Irvine L 69-106 12/2 *Chico State W 68-60 04- Damaine Powell 69 70 49.6% 49 53 48.0% 08-09 11/12 Christian Her. L 85-90 (ot) 12/7 Hawaii-Hilo W 83-51 437 447 49.4% 237 288 45.1% 11/26 %Fort Lewis L 57-75 12/16 The Master’s W 84-76 11/27 %Christian Her. L 65-79 12/20 *UC San Diego W 60-51 Note: CSUDH MEN’s BASKETBALL INDIVIDUAL GAMES FROM 1970-71 THROUGH 12/3 *San Fran. St. L 51-62 12/28 Grand Canyon W 70-69 (ot) THE 1976-77 SEASON ARE UNAVAILABLE. IN THE 1973-74 SEASON, AL POMPEY 12/4 *Sonoma State L 57-69 1/4 *Sonoma State L 62-68 COACHED THE TOROS TO A 15-11 NAIA III RECORD. IF THERE ARE ANY ERRORS, PLEASE CONTACT CSUDH SPORTS INFORMATION 12/7 Hope Int’l. W 80-51 1/6 *Humboldt State L 64-65 DIRECTOR MEL MIRANDA AT 310.243.3764 OR [email protected]. THANK YOU. 12/16 Vanguard L 72-78 1/12 *CS Bakersfield L 50-66 12/23 Hawaii-Hilo L 63-69 1/13 *Cal State L.A. W 80-66 37 w w w . G o T o r o s . c o m BLACK

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Discipline . S a c r i f i c e . H e a r t Mildred García, Ed.D., is the Conference and delivered the keynote address at the seventh president of California State University of San Diego, Community College Leadership University, Dominguez Hills and the Development Initiatives Summer Academy. eleventh female president-the first President García is an active member of the Latina president-in the California American Council of Education where she serves on its Board State University system. of Directors. She also serves on the Editorial Advisory Board of With a strong commitment to Peer Review, Association of American Colleges and equitable access in higher education Universities; on the Advisory Board for Hispanic Outlook in for all and with more than three Higher Education, on the Board of Trustees of the Caucus decades of teaching and administra- Educational Corporation; on the Board of Trustees of tive experience, Dr. García took the Caribbean University, Puerto Rico; and as founding board T helm as President on August 1, 2007 member of the National Council for Educational Partnerships. and is poised to lead the highly diverse faculty, staff and stu- President García received a Doctor of Education as N dent body at CSU Dominguez Hills. well as a Master of Arts in higher education administration from An urban university located in the South Bay area of Teachers College, Columbia University; an M.A. in business E Los Angeles County, CSU Dominguez Hills offers 45 baccalau- education/higher education from New York University; a B.S. in reate degrees and 21 master's degrees. Enrollment exceeds business education from Bernard Baruch College of City D 12,000 students, of which about 2,000 enroll via distance edu- University of New York (CUNY); and an A.A.S. in legal secre- I cation opportunities. The student population is among the most tarial sciences in business from New York City Community

S ethnically and culturally rich in the nation. President García College of CUNY. brings with her a commitment to multi-cultural alliances and E believes that these coalitions strengthen not only an individual's self-development and opportunities, but also strengthen ***** R institutions and communities. President García came to Dominguez Hills after serv- P ing from 2001 to 2007 as president of Berkeley College in New President García addressed her constituents for the York and New Jersey, where she championed the cause of first time on August 20, 2007, at the Fall Convocation. access with success-the obligation to make the attainment of a Following are a few excerpts from her speech: Y college degree a realistic goal for all who strive to succeed. Under her leadership, the college began offering full academic T “Many of our students come for a better career and a programs in an online format. Over 14 bachelor's and 14 asso- better quality of life. We are the ones who help them open their I ciate's degrees were approved, including Criminal Justice, imaginations and see the wonders of learning and form a love

S International Business, Fashion Marketing and Management, for learning and education. Health Information Management and Human Resources. The

R college also made a number of capital improvements during “Here was a diamond in southern Los Angeles, an her tenure, including the construction of new facilities as well as institution serving the students that I have committed my life to. E the modernization and renovation of existing facilities. This is a community that provides excellent academic pro- Prior to Berkeley, she was at Arizona State University grams and good customer service to every student who enters, V (1997-2001), holding a variety of positions there, including Vice with a strong faculty who understand our student body. This I Provost for Academic Personnel, Associate Vice Provost for institution gets it. Academic Affairs, Associate Director of the Hispanic Research N Center at Arizona State University, and Tenured Professor in “We are a community where everybody knows that the Social and Behavioral Sciences Department. From 1986 to no matter where you work, you are an educator. Yes, the fac- U 1996 she was at Montclair State University, starting out as ulty is the heart of an institution and students learn mainly in Executive Assistant to the Vice President of Academic Affairs the classroom. But all the research I have read indicates that before joining the faculty in the School of Professional Studies education occurs inside and outside the classroom. H and serving as Assistant Vice President of Academic Affairs (1988-1996). She has also held the post of Dean of Students “We will succeed and continue to succeed because of D at Hostos Community College of City University of New York people like you, committed to all students regardless of their (1979-1986). standing in life. Together, we will take Dominguez Hills to new U An educator foremost, President García's research heights and I will serve you as a president who will work along- has concentrated on equity in higher education and its impact side of you and give you nothing less than my all. S on policy and practice. She has written extensively and is a much sought-after speaker at national and international confer- “I thank you on behalf of the students at Dominguez C ences. Among the books she has authored are Succeeding in Hills, our communities and those we will serve in the future.” an Academic Career, which focuses on how faculty of color can succeed in higher education; Assessing Campus Diversity Initiatives (co-published); and Transforming the First Year of College for Students of Color (with Laura I. Redón and Dawn Person). Most recently, she was a keynote speaker at the Association of American Colleges and Universities' Annual Conference, and presented at the American Council on Education's Third Summit for Women of Color Administrators in Higher Education. She was panel moderator for “Connecting Higher Education to Industry and Marketplace Needs” at the International Economic Development Council (IEDC) Annual

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Discipline . S a c r i f i c e . H e a r t Dr. Sue Borrego Patrick Guillen Vice-President for Athletics Director Enrollment Mgmt./ Student Affairs Patrick Guillen assumed his position as the Director of Intercollegiate Athletics on November Dr. Susan E. Borrego was 1, 2005 after serving as the Assistant appointed Cal State Dominguez Athletics Director since 2002, and Hills’ Vice President for has led the department to its most Enrollment Management and successful overall seasons since its Student Affairs in January of inception in 1968. Guillen's tenure at Cal State Dominguez Hills began in 2009, after serving as the Vice

August of 1995 as the Director of Athletic Media Relations after com- C

President for Planning and Enrollment Management since the ing to the Toros program from Vanguard University (formerly So. C

summer of 2008. California College) in Costa Mesa, CA. S

As the Vice President, Borrego is responsible for sev- As the Director of Athletics, Guillen secured several new S

eral areas on campus including admissions, financial aid, hous- corporate partners, updated CSUDH's corporate sponsorship with U ing, outreach services, public safety, student development, dis- Enterprise Rent-A-Car, hired CSUDH's new volleyball and baseball U

abled student services, student activities and intercollegiate coaches, oversaw the appointment of a new Faculty Athletics D

athletics. Among her primary tasks will be to develop and Representative, raised necessary funds for new baseball and soft- D

implement the University’s strategic enrollment plan as well as ball bleachers, sold venue advertising, centralized and updated con- H a comprehensive retention program. cessions, and formulated future fundraising ideas which have sub- H Prior to Cal State Dominguez Hills, Borrego spent stantially increased CSUDH Athletics funding beginning in the 2006

three years at fellow CCAA school Cal State Monterey Bay season. Additionally, his efforts were instrumental in the annual

A Toros Scholarship Golf Classics, which consistently have increased A where she served in a similar capacity. Under her leadership, their profits over the past four years under Guillen's leadership.

CSUMB experienced a 44 percent increase in freshmen enroll-

D Guillen serves on the Board of Directors for the Boys & D ment, reversing a three year decline. Overall enrollment Girls Club of Carson, as well as on both the CCAA Administrative

increased by 32 percent at the university during her time there. and CCAA Championship Committees. He is also an active mem- M

Prior to working at CSUMB, Borrego served as ber of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics M

Associated Vice Chancellor and Dean of Students at the (NACDA) and the NCAA Division II Athletic Directors Association, I

University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. She previously was an was named an NCAA Regional Advisory Committee member for I

N Associate Dean/Director of Minority Student Affairs at the women's soccer and appointed the CCAA Sports Information liaison, N

California Institute of Technology, where she also served as and most recently was selected for a 3-year term on the Baseball

I executive director of CALTECH Y, a nonprofit student activities Western Regional Advisory Committee. I

In 2006, Guillen began his appointments on the CSUDH S center at the university. S

Borrego is a scholar practitioner who has taught at the WASC Sub-Committee for Civic Engagement, as well as on the

T University Budget Committee (UBC), which recommends budget T University of Southern California and University of Redlands. requests and allocations to the President of the University, two com-

Her research and publications have concentrated on student

R mittees he continues to serve on. R learning, social class diversity, and the collaboration of aca- Guillen has been an integral part of an Athletics

demic affairs and students affairs to ensure student success. Department that has captured two NCAA Division II men's soccer A

Borrego holds a Ph.D. in education from the National Championships (including 2008), hosted the NCAA Division A

Claremont Graduate University. II Final Four women's soccer championship, and first- and second- T

round NCAA Division II men's soccer championships. In addition, T

Guillen initiated the negotiation process that brought the Home I

Depot Center to the Carson campus. I O

On the academic front, the overall student-athlete GPA has O

increased from 2.63 (04-05) to 2.67 (05-06) to 2.73 (06-07) to 2.78 N

(07-08) to 2.90 this past year under Guillen's leadership, an all-time N high, while 76 student-athletes made the CSUDH Athletics spring 2009 honor roll, 61 were recognized by the NCAA as part of the 22nd Annual National STUDENT-Athlete Day, and 27 Toros were named to the 2008-09 CCAA's All-Academic list. Additionally, four of 17 total recipients were named CSUDH Presidential Scholars this past year. Beginning with his Assistant Athletics Director/Media Relations responsibilities in 2002, Guillen had been responsible for fundraising, media, community and public relations, as well as the oversight of all home event management operations. Prior to working in intercollegiate athletics, Guillen enjoyed a successful sales and marketing career in the healthcare industry, working as the Area Marketing Manager for what was then the largest privately-owned healthcare organization in the country, Comprehensive Rehabilitation Associates, Inc. Born in nearby Torrance, Guillen's roots are fixed in Carson, having graduated from Carson High School. He earned his undergraduate degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Management and Marketing from Vanguard University in 1987. Guillen is single and resides in Irvine. 45 w w w . G o T o r o s . c o m

Discipline . S a c r i f i c e . H e a r t CSUDH Athletics Staff CSUDH Media Outlets

S OUTH B AY D AILY B REEZE 5215 Torrance Blvd. Torrance, CA 90509

S Todd Bailey, Sports Editor Phone: (310) 540-4201 - Fax: (310) 540-3067 E LOS ANGELES TIMES H Times-Mirror Square Los Angeles, CA 90053 C Mel Miranda Natalie Lockhart Tim McGuire Phone: (800) 528-4637 x77151 - Fax: (213) 237-7876 Ass’t. Athletics Compliance Head Certified A Director/ Coordinator/ Athletic Trainer LONG BEACH PRESS-TELEGRAM Media Relations Senior Woman L B P -T 604 Pine Ave. O Administrator Long Beach, CA 90844

C Phone: (562) 499-1338 - Fax: (562) 437-8914

/ GARDENA VALLEY NEWS 16417 S. Western Ave. Gardena, CA 90247 F Karsten Barnes, Sports Editor

F Phone: (310) 329-6351 - Fax: (310) 329-7501

A ASSOCIATED PRESS Tom Weed Valerie Long Jennifer 221 S. Figueroa, Ste. 300 T Assistant Academic Smoyak Los Angeles, CA 90012 Sports Info. Advisor Certified Athletic Phone: (213) 626-1200 - Fax: (213) 346-0200 S Director Trainer

L Tiffany Edlin Max Ward Dr. Mike Ernst Joe Flanagan Jeff Tuttle Scott Davenport

H Marketing & Facilities Faculty Athletic Head Coach Associate Head Head Coach Promotions Coordinator Representative M/W Soccer Coach Volleyball

T Coordinator M/W Soccer

S Deann Van Girard Murphy Su’a Jim Maier Dr. John L. Warren C Schlobohm Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Johnson Edmonson Head Coach Women’s Baseball Softball Head Coach Head Coach Cross Country Basketball Golf Track & Field

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Discipline . S a c r i f i c e . H e a r t The California Collegiate Athletic Association

The California Collegiate Athletic Association has been one of the nation’s most successful intercollegiate athletic conferences since its establishment in December 1938. The 12-member league is home to some of the nation’s finest NCAA Division II athletic programs in Cal Poly Pomona, Cal State Dominguez Hills, Cal State L.A., Cal State Monterey Bay, Cal State San Bernardino, Cal State Stanislaus, Chico State, Humboldt State, UC San Diego, San Francisco State, Sonoma State and Cal State East Bay, in its first full year of membership. These institutions compete in seven women’s and six men’s CCAA-sponsored sports. Fall sports include men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer and women’s volleyball. Men’s and women’s basketball are contested in the winter, and women’s tennis, men’s golf, men’s and women’s outdoor track & field, softball and baseball comprise spring competition. CCAA members have won 148 NCAA Championships (99 men, 48 women) all-time, including CSUDH men’s soccer’s 2008 Title, far and away the most of any Division II conference. On the men’s side, CCAA members have brought home at least 10 titles in swimming & diving (25), wrestling (16), track & field (13), tennis (11) and baseball (10). CCAA institutions have been very successful in the history of NCAA women’s athletics, having won 10 cross country, nine softball, six track & field, five volleyball and five basketball national championships as well as 13 more in four other sports.

The CCAA has undergone several changes in conference membership since charter members UC Santa Barbara, Fresno State, C

San Diego State and San Jose State came together to form the league in 1938. Over the past 60 years, a number of institutions have been C

members of the CCAA, including Cal State Northridge, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Chapman, Cal State Fullerton, Long Beach State, Pacific, C

Pepperdine , UC Riverside, UC Davis and Grand Canyon University. C

The CCAA Commissioner’s Office relocated from Southern California to the San Francisco Bay Area-suburb of Walnut Creek in July A

1998. Robert J. Hiegert is in his 13th year as Commissioner. A

A A 2008-09 CCAA CHAMPIONS

Men’s Cross Country - Chico State Women’s Tennis – UC San Diego I

Women’s Cross Country - Chic State Men’s Golf – Sonoma State I N

Women’s Soccer - UC San Diego Softball – HSU/CSUMB (Tourn. Champs) N

Men’s Soccer – Sonoma State Baseball – UC San Diego F

Women’s Volleyball - Cal State San Bernardino Women’s Track & Field – UC San Diego F

O Women’s Basketball - UCSD / CSUDH (Tourn. Champs) Men’s Track & Field – Chico State O

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Bob Hiegert Al Barba Carol Rivera Bob Harris N CCAA Media Relations Ass’t. Comm. of Comp. Director of Commissioner Director & Internal Ops Champs. & Mrktg

Hiegert enters his 13th year as Al Barba begins his third Carol Rivera begins her Bob Harris begins his first Commissioner of the CCAA, season as theCCAA’s third year as the Assistant season as the Director of one of the most successful con- Assistant Commissioner for Commissioner for Compliance Marketing and Championships ferences in NCAA history. Media Relations, after a nine- and Internal Operations. after the past three years at CS As Commissioner, Hiegert year SID stint at Pepperdine. Rivera will monitor CCAA Stanislaus as the Associate oversees all aspects of CCAA Barba will oversee all and NCAA compliance, admin- AD, where he was responsible administration, serves as chief facets of CCAA communica- ister Letter of Intent programs, for fiscal oversight and admin- financial officer for conference tions, and will administer the oversee the NCAA Coaches istrative management. operations, coordinates all weekly and seasonal awards Certification Exam, coordinate Harris earned a BS in CCAA business meetings, programs for all 13 CCAA the activities/meetings for the Physical Education and Health, secures corporate sponsor- sports. CCAA Student-Athlete Advisory Health Education from Cal Poly ships, and has been instrumen- A veteran of athletic public Committee and oversee the in 1986 and a Master of tal in coordinating youth clinics relations, Barba began as a day-to-day office operations of Science of degree in Exercise and educational seminars for sports information assistant at the CCAA. and Sport Sciences from the CCAA. USF, later working for San Prior to joining the CCAA, Arizona in 1990. Hiegert and wife Jackie Francisco 49ers, RML Rivera was at UC Irvine where Harris began his profes- reside in Brentwood, California. Enterprises, the West County she was the compliance coordi- sional career as head athletic Times as a sports writer. nator since 2005. trainer at Whittier College. 47 w w w . G o T o r o s . c o m

CSUDH’CSUDH’ss TTrraditionsaditions ofof ExExcellencecellence MEDIA ROSTER 2009-10 MEN’S BASKETBALL

1 • Danny Benson 3 • John Staats 4 • Tim McLaurin 5 • Robert Willhite 6-2 • Jr. • G 6-7 • Jr. • G 6-3 • Jr. • G 6-3 • So. • G Pensacola, FL / Pensacola HS Cypress / John F. Kennedy HS Compton / Lynwood HS Ridgecrest / Burroughs HS

10 • Marcquintice Davis 11 • Tim McGrath 12 • Wesley White 20 • Alfred Sterling 5-10 • Jr. • PG 6-5 • Sr. • G 6-6 • Fr. • G 6-4 • So. • G Chicago, IL / Steinmetz HS Westchester / Santa Monica HS Inglewood / Inglewood HS Lawndale / Lawndale HS

21 • Amir Aguilar 22 • Jamel Ward 32 • Michael Cox 33 • Stephen Faulkner 7-0 • Jr. • C 6-2 • Sr. • G 6-8 • Jr. • F 6-5 • Jr. • G Los Angeles / Marshall HS Los Angeles / Inglewood HS Rancho Cucamonga / Alta Loma HS Rocky Hill, CT / Xavier HS

34 • Zareh Zargaryan 44 • James Cawthorne 50 • Ricardo de la Rosa RS • Van Girard II 6-6 • Jr. • G 6-9 • Jr. • F 6-9 • Fr. • F 6-2 • Jr. • G Glendale / Hoover HS Orange / Villa Park HS Downey / Bell HS Los Angeles / Gahr HS

Damaine Powell Max Ward Anthony Berkenkamp Jonathan Toliver Nolan Johnson Head Coach Head Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach 6th Season 9th Season 5th Season 1st Season 1st Season 2009-10 MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

DAY, DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME Sat, 10/24 at Saddleback College (Exhib.) Mission Viejo, CA 12:00PM Sun, 11/1 at USC (Exhib.) Los Angeles, CA 2:00PM Sat, 11/7 Biola University (Exhib.) Torodome 1:30PM Tue, 11/17 Grand Canyon University Torodome 7:00PM Sat 11/21 at Dixie State College St. George, UT 7:30PM Thu, 12/3 * at Sonoma State Rohnert Park, CA 7:30PM Sat, 12/5 * at Humboldt State Arcata, CA 7:30PM Tue, 12/8 at The Master’s College Santa Clarita, CA 7:30PM Sat, 12/12 Dixie State College Torodome 5:00PM Sat, 12/19 at Vanguard University Costa Mesa, CA 7:30PM Sat, 1/2 * Cal State East Bay Torodome 3:00PM Sun, 1/3 * UC San Diego Torodome 3:00PM Wed, 1/6 * Cal State L.A. Torodome 7:30PM Fri, 1/8 * San Francisco State Torodome 7:30PM Sat, 1/9 * Cal State Monterey Bay Torodome 7:30PM Fri, 1/15 * at Cal Poly Pomona Pomona, CA 7:30PM H ead Sat, 1/16 * at Cal State San Bernardino San Bernardino, CA 7:30PM DAMAI Fri, 1/22 * at Cal State Stanislaus Turlock, CA 7:30PM C

Sat, 1/23 * at Chico State Chico, CA 7:30PM oach • 6th Season Wed, 1/27 * at Cal State L.A. Los Angeles, CA 7:30PM N

Fri, 1/29 * Humboldt State Torodome 7:30PM E PO Sat, 1/30 * Sonoma State Torodome 7:30PM Thu, 2/4 * at UC San Diego La Jolla, CA 7:30PM W Sat, 2/6 * at Cal State East Bay Hayward, CA 7:30PM PM E Fri, 2/12 * at Cal State Monterey Bay Seaside, CA 7:30 LL Sat, 2/13 * at San Francisco State San Francisco, CA 7:30PM Fri, 2/19 * Cal State San Bernardino Torodome 7:30PM Sat, 2/20 * Cal Poly Pomona Torodome 7:30PM Thu, 2/25 * Chico State Torodome 7:30PM Fri, 2/26 * Cal State Stanislaus Torodome 7:30PM CCAA Basketball Championships Tue, 3/2 vs. First Round Campus Sites TBA Fri, 3/5 vs. Semi-Final Arcata, CA TBA Sat, 3/6 vs. Finals Arcata, CA 8:00pm 54th Annual NCAA D-II Men’s Basketball Championships Fri, 3/12 vs. West Regional First Round TBA TBA Sat, 3/13 vs. West Regional Semi-Final TBA TBA Mon, 3/15 vs. West Regional Final TBA TBA Wed, 3/24 vs. Elite Eight Springfield, MA TBA Thu, 3/25 vs. National Semi-Final Springfield, MA TBA Sat, 3/27 vs. National Final Springfield, MA TBA

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