MEN’S BASKETBALL 2016-2017 1 2016-17 CAL STATE LA MEN’S BASKETBALL No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown / High School / Previous School oster R 0 DeSean Scott G 6-5 200 Jr. Paso Robles/Arroyo Grande HS/Oxnard College 1 Joshua Hopkins G 6-2 175 Sr. San Bernardino/Arroyo Valley HS/Mt. SAC 2 Devin Means G 6-0 170 So. Compton / Future College Prep a ff t

S 3 Travis Hammonds F 6-6 235 Sr. Columbia, S.C./Richland Northeast HS/Long Beach St 4 Jordan Nelson-Brown G 6-3 200 Jr. Mission Hills/Spirit Lake HS/Los Angeles Pierce JC

o ac hin g 5 Roderick Evans-Taylor F 6-5 210 Sr. Upland/Upland HS/Simon Fraser C 10 Jordan Wilson G 5-8 155 Sr. Los Angeles/Windward HS/Northern Colorado 11 Robby Kaiser G 6-1 180 Fr. Templeton/Templeton HS ios ag le B E 15 Daylin Billingsley F 6-7 240 Jr. Yucaipa/Yucaipa HS/Barstow College yer

l a 20 Miles Ford G 6-3 180 Jr. Inglewood/Alhambra HS/East Los Angeles JC olden P G 23 Brandon Hitchman F 6-8 210 So. Stratford, England / Charnwood College / Tenn. Martin 24 Jonathan Davis F 6-9 230 Gr. Simi Valley/Simi Valley HS/George Washington

te 30 Garrett Carter G 6-3 180 Fr. Rialto/Etiwanda HS 32 Geoffrey Frid C 7-1 230 Sr. Carlsbad / Impact Academy / Mira Costa / N. Arizona a rtners orpor a P C 44 Grant Arthur G 6-3 185 Fr. La Canada Flintridge/La Canada HS

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G Arthur, Grant Senior ...... 6 7-1 ...... 1 Billingsley, Daylin Carter, Garrett Junior ...... 4 6-9/6-8 ...... 2 Davis, Jonathan Sophomore ...... 2 6-7 ...... 1 Evans-Taylor, Roderick ooks Ford, Miles B Freshman ...... 3 6-6 ...... 1 Frid, Geoffrey Hammonds, Travis 6-5 ...... 2 Hitchman, Brandon e c ord

R Hopkins, Joshua POSITION BREAKDOWN 6-3 ...... 4 Kaiser, Robby Guard ...... 10 6-2 ...... 1 Means, Devin Nelson-Brown, Jordan Forward ...... 4 6-1/6-0 ...... 2 Scott, DeSean Wilson, Jordan

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R Conference California Collegiate Athletic Association A National Affiliation NCAA Division II President Dr. William A. Covino Director of Athletics Dr. Daryl Gross Sports Information Director Paul Helms Credits: The 2016-17 Men’s SID Phone/Fax 323-343-5308/343-3199 tion Basketball media guide was Main Athletics Phone 323-343-3080 designed and edited by Paul

o ac hes Head Coach Jim Saia Helms and Rickey Chen Alma Mater, Year Chapman, 1987 & C dministr a Dr. William A. Covino Dr. Daryl Gross Assistant Coaches Schilter, Clark A University President Director of Athletics Men’s Basketball Office Phone 323-343-3090

2 Golden Eagle All-Time Awards All-Time About Golden 3 Coaching Staff Statistics CCAA Results Record Books Player Bios Coaching Records & Accolades Roster Eagle Athletics Saia most recently did an outstanding job at California Collegiate Athletic Association newcomer Cal Athletic Association newcomer an outstanding job at California Collegiate Saia most recently did and Saia led them to a 15-12 record. the NCAA Division II and CCAA last season The Cougars joined A skilled tactician with a lengthy record of success, Jim Saia is the new head coach of Cal State LA’s LA’s State of Cal coach head new is the Saia Jim of success, record a lengthy with tactician A skilled State San at Cal seasons in eight overall record 189-66 posting a LA after Cal State comes to Saia Known as an outstanding recruiter and an offensive mastermind,Saia also has 14 years of coaching including teams, Association Basketball National of rosters onto players 17 than more helped has Saia and a Eagles to the Golden experience years of coaching nearly 30 brings Saia program. basketball men’s programs. winning of building rich history Year awards from the Basketball national Coach of He the earned back-to-back Pacific. Marcos and Fresno a two-year to 62 wins over leading the Cougars Times after span. at UCLA and one top assistant coach seven years as the I level, including at the NCAA Division experience the season. coach for most of as the interim head where he served year at USC, and Matt Barnes. Nick Young Jason Kapono, Earl Watson, Baron Davis, Dan Gadzuric, State San Marcos, where level. he NAIA the led at the prominence Cougars national to to a Marcos 119-37 San record State in Cal five led seasons. quickly and He 2010 became in the coach school’s head first-ever tournament conference the for qualified have would and play conference in 11-9 went Marcos San State Cal Jim Saia Head Coach He and his wife Stacey have four children: Jillian, 12; Tatym, 10; Dominic, 6; and Hope, 4. He and his wife Stacey have four children: Jillian, 12; Tatym, Saia’s playing career Saia’s began at Sir Francis Drake High School in San Anselmo. During his junior and senior seasons, he helped his In 1994, Saia was the head coach for the Athletes in Action USA team and in 1993 he coached the AIA’s Division I summer tour team. tour summer I Division AIA’s the coached he 1993 in and team USA Action in Athletes the for coach head the was Saia 1994, In offensive about clinics at lecturing country the toured has he and 1990-94 from Camp State Fresno the of director the also was Saia Saia was also an assistant coach at the NCAA Division I level for Gary Colson at Fresno State (1990-94), Tates Locke at Indiana State Indiana at Locke Tates (1990-94), State Fresno at Colson Gary for level I Division NCAA the at coach assistant an also was Saia Before joining UCLA’s staff, Saia was the head coach at Columbia College in Sonora. In his two seasons at Columbia, he led the team the led he Columbia, at seasons two his In Sonora. in College Columbia at coach head the was Saia staff, UCLA’s joining Before Saia’s recruiting talents helped UCLA land the nation’s top-ranked recruiting class in 1998 and 2001 and a No. 2 class in 1997. Saia top-ranked in 1997. class 2 No. a and in 1998 and 2001 class recruiting nation’s land the UCLA helped talents recruiting Saia’s He was the offensive coordinator at UCLA for three seasons (2000-02) and the Bruins posted their most prolific three-point totals in Saia came to USC after seven seasons as an assistant coach at UCLA, where he helped the Bruins advance to the Elite Eight in 1997 in Eight Elite the to advance Bruins the helped UCLA,he at where coach assistant an as seasons seven after USC to came Saia Before leading Fresno Pacific’s program, Saia spent theBefore 2004-05 leading seasonPacific’s Fresno at USC. After beginning the season as an assistant coach, Saia came to Cal State San Marcos after three whereseasons heas ledthe thehead Sunbirds coach toPacific, of anFresno overall Saia started the Cal State San Marcos program from scratch and led the Cougars to records of 19-12 and 23-7 in his first two years two first his in 23-7 and 19-12 of records to Cougars the led and scratch from program Marcos San State Cal the started Saia In 2014-15, the Cougars’ final season in NAIA competition, Saia led Cal State San Marcos to a 30-4 overall record and another NAIA another and record overall 30-4 a to Marcos San State Cal led Saia competition, NAIA in season final Cougars’ the 2014-15, In The Cougars had back-to-back 30-win seasons, including a record-setting performance in 2013-14. Cal State San Marcos went 32-2 went Marcos San State Cal 2013-14. in performance record-setting a including seasons, 30-win back-to-back had Cougars The In Saia’s In firstSaia’s four seasons at Cal State San Marcos, he developed the Cougars into one of the most powerful NAIA teams in the

Coaches awards. while earning all-conference honors and he concluded his career at Chapman University, where he earned the Best Defensive Player and Player Defensive Best the earned he where University, Chapman at career his concluded he and honors all-conference earning while Mustangs to a 20-win season. He spent the 1984-85 season at College of Marin and led the Mariners to a state tournament appearance tournament state a to Mariners the led and Marin of College at season 1984-85 the spent He season. 20-win a to Mustangs teams to a 65-1 overall record and two state championships. He played at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo from 1982-84 and helped the

and defensive skills.

(1989-90) and Lou Campanelli at California (1988-89). (1989-90) and Lou

and was ranked No. 7 in the state. advanced to the Final Eight in the California junior college playoffs and ended the season with a 30-5 record. His 1995 squad was 31-5 was squad 1995 His record. 30-5 a with season the ended and playoffs college junior California the in Eight Final the to advanced to a 61-10 overall record with two Central Valley Conference championships and two CVC Coach of the Year awards. In 1996, Columbia 1996, In awards. Year the of Coach CVC two and championships Conference Valley Central two with record overall 61-10 a to

coached 10 Bruins who went onto the NBA.coached 10 Bruins who went onto the

program history, making 223 in 2002, 190 in 2001 and 205 in 2000. making 223 in 2002, program history,

n 20 or more games in six of his seven seasons at UCLA. from 1998-2002. The Bruins won 20 or more games in six of his seven and make five Sweet 16 appearances

Sweet 16 two years later and posted a tournament win over Texas and Kevin Durant. and Kevin tournament win over Texas Sweet 16 two years later and posted a develop future National Basketball and Association Gabe players Pruitt. They Nick were Young part of the “Big Three” that reached the Saia became the interim head coach just five games into the season.Trojans He to guided a the 10-15 record that season and helped was named the GSAC Coach of the Year. 2008-09 season and he was named the GSAC a school record with 26 victories in the record of 70-29 with two appearances in the NAIA National Championships and a Golden State Athletic Conference title. Saia’s team set title. Saia’s in the NAIA National Championships and a Golden State Athletic Conference record of 70-29 with two appearances

with the program while setting the stage for even greater future success. with the program while setting the stage

national quarterfinal trip. eventual national runner-up Emmanuel (Ga.). eventual national runner-up to quarterfinals NAIA the in fell Cougars The 23-game streak. a winning had and nation the in 1 No. ranked weeks seven spent overall, and 2015. The Cougars made three straight appearances to the NAIA National Championships and advanced to the quarterfinal round in 2014 Independent Institutions (A.I.I.) Coach of after the leading Year the Cougars to back-to-back A.I.I. Championships in 2014 and 2015. country. During that span, Saia coached fiveAll-Americans, 14 all-conference selections and was twice named the Association of if the Cougars had been eligible for postseason competition. if the Cougars had A talented coach with NCAA Division I experience, Alex Schilter returns for his third season with the Cal State LA men’s basketball program as an assistant coach. Schilter helped the Golden Eagles to a memorable finish to the 2015-16 campaign as Cal State LA became only the second No. 8 seed to knock off a No. 1 seed in the California Collegiate Athletic oster

R Association Championship Tournament. The Golden Eagles stunned conference regular-season champion Chico State, 54-37, in Chico for only the second tournament win in the program’s history. Cal State LA advanced to the conference semi-finals in Stockton. Cal State LA finished the season with an 11-18 overall record and a 9-11 conference markafter

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S In Schilter’s first year with the program, he helped the Golden Eagles through a transitional season. Cal State LA finished with a 10-16 overall record and an 8-14 mark in conference play. The Golden Eagles were ranked 14th in the nation in scoring defense after allowing opponents to score just 62.9 points per

o ac hin g game. C Alex Schilter Schilter came to Cal State LA from Loyola Marymount, where he was the Director of Basketball Assistant Coach Operations for two seasons. He also served as an assistant coach for summer recruiting in the summer of 2013 for the Lions. ios

ag le In his most recent role, Schilter was primarily responsible for scheduling, managing Loyola Marymount’s recruiting database and B E correspondence, overseeing the scouting and video programs and camps, and other administrative duties.

yer He was initially hired by Loyola Marymount midway through the 2012-13 season. He completed his Master’s degree in educational l a olden

P studies from Loyola Marymount in August, 2014. G Schilter earned his bachelor’s degree in sports management with a business administration area of specialization from Washington State in 2012. He was the student manager for the Cougars from 2010 until his graduation and was the associate video coordinator. He is a native of University Place, WA and graduated from Bellarmine Prep in Tacoma, WA.

te Schilter and his wife, Haley, were married in August, 2015, and reside in Pasadena. a rtners orpor a P C

A talented coach with California Collegiate Athletic Association playing experience, Scott Clark joins the Cal State LA men’s basketball program as an assistant coach. Clark was on a pair of championship a me teams at Humboldt State before beginning his coaching career at California Baptist. -G y Clark got his coaching career of to a successful start with two seasons as an assistant coach at -B esults

R California Baptist. He worked with head coach Rick Croy and the Lancers were 54-14 while he was there. a me The Lancers reached the NCAA Division II Sweet 16 in the 2014-15 season and won the PacWest Conference G Tournament Championship and reached the NCAA Tournament in 2015-16. His responsibilities included player development, scouting and recruiting and he was the summer youth camp director.

ooks Clark had an outstanding two-year playing career at Humboldt State for coach Steve Kinder, where he

B was a part of teams that went 48-12 in his two seasons with the program. He averaged 12 points a game and started every contest for the Lumberjacks as a senior and was named to the CCAA Championships

e c ord All-Tournament team. The ‘Jacks won the conference tournament title that year and advanced to the NCAA

R Scott Clark Tournament. In his junior season, Humboldt State was the CCAA regular-season champion and advanced Assistant Coach to the NCAA Tournament. Prior to attending Humboldt State, Clark played for two years for head coach John Peterson at Ohlone College in Fremont. He was part of two championship teams. He grew up in Pleasanton and attended Foothill High School. a rds w

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4 Golden Eagle All-Time Awards All-Time About Golden 5 Coaching Staff Statistics CCAA Results Record Books Player Bios Coaching Records & Accolades Roster Eagle Athletics 1.7 11.8 12.1 #3 #2 #0 #1 MPG 4 4 0 STL 0 0 0 BLK 8 9 1 AST 2.2 1.9 0.0 RPG Junior • Guard • 6’5” • Guard Junior Senior • Guard • 6’2” Senior • Guard Sophomore • Guard • 6’0” 0 38 38 RB CSLA Highs: Points (6) • Rebounds (8) • Assists (1) .000 .000 .000 FT% .500 .500 .000 3-FG% .522 .522 .000 FG% 1.8 1.5 0.0 PPG 2015-16: Did not compete for the Golden Eagles in his first year with the program. 3-pointers most for record team a Set 2014-15. in Player Valuable Most team’s the Was football. At Future College Prep: and basketball in Competed School. High Montgomery Bishop at played Also nine. with game a in made and Dana Means. Majoring in business-finance. Enjoys traveling the world. Son of Kelvin Personal: Was one of the 2015-16: most Was improved players on the team and made significant contributions in his second year with the program. Appeared in 17 games and averaged points 1.8 and 2.2 rebounds per game. Had a six points career-high and four rebounds in a win at Cal State Dominguez Hills (2-13-16). Had fivepoints and eight rebounds in a win at Cal State San Marcos (2-6-16). a career-high 2014-15: Earned playing time in his first season with the Golden Eagles. Appeared in three games. Made his Cal State L.A. Most debut and had an assist against Cal named State the San team’s Bernardino (2-7-15). Was Inspirational Player. SAC: Mt. At part Was of a state championship team in 2012-13. Averaged 4.0 points, 2.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game. High School: At Arroyo Valley Was a team captain. Earned second-team All-Defense honors. Was on the in the top-15 Honor Roll and ranked percent of his class. school’s Earned first-team All-Conference the of Athlete Male College Oxnard the first-team was Earned and College: At Oxnard honors Year. in basketball. Competed Grande High School: At Arroyo Enjoys traveling. Majoring in psychology. Son of Bridgette Olivarez. Personal: 0 30 30 PTS

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3-0 San Bernardino, CA 17-0 20-0 GP-GS DeSean Scott DeSean

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15-16 14-15 a twin sister and is the youngest of nine children in his family. a twin sister and is the youngest of nine 14 state championship at Mt. SAC, the first in the school’s history in men’s basketball, as his most exciting experience in sports. Notes he has he Notes sports. in experience exciting most his as basketball, men’s in history school’s the in first the SAC, Mt. at championship state 14 Son of Randell and Hazel Hopkins. Majoring in Kinesiology. Enjoys singing and church awareness groups. Lists winning the 2013- the winning Lists groups. awareness church and singing Enjoys Kinesiology. in Majoring Hopkins. Hazel and Randell of Son Personal: Travis Hammonds Senior • Forward • 6’6” #3 Columbia, S.C oster

R At Long Beach State: Was a key player in his three years with the Division I program and was the Big West Conference’s Sixth Man of the Year last season as a junior. Was third on the team in scoring with 10.1 points per game and third in rebounding with 4.9 rebounds per game. Appeared in 32 games last season with five starts. Played in 25 games as a sophomore and started three times. Averaged 6.4 points per game, including 8.3 points in conference play. Made immediate contributions as a freshman after joining the team midseason. Was fifth on a ff t the team in scoring with 6.5 points per game. S

At Richland Northeast High School: Competed in baseball, basketball and football. Was an All-Region and

o ac hin g All-State selection three years in a row. Was a member of the school’s 1,000-point club and was the fourth all-

C time leading scorer. Broke the all-time record for rebounds.

Personal: Son of Cameron and Margaret Ervin. Majoring in Pan African studies. Enjoys being in the studio. Lists playing on television in front of thousands of people as his most exciting experience in sports. ios ag le B E yer l a olden P G Jordan Nelson-Brown Junior • Guard • 6’3” #4 Mission Hills, CA

te At Los Angeles Pierce JC: Competed in basketball.

At Spirit Lake High School: Competed in basketball and football. a rtners orpor a P C Personal: Son of Gale Brown. Majoring in biology. Enjoys jet skiing and scuba diving. Lists winning the game as his most exciting experience in sports.

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B Roderick Evans-Taylor Senior • Forward • 6’5” #5 Upland, CA e c ord R 2015-16: Did not compete for the Golden Eagles last year in his first year with the program.

At Simon Fraser: Was second on the team in scoring in 2014-15 with 14.3 points per game and led the team in rebounding with 5.5 rebounds per contest. a rds

w At Chaffey College: Was on a team that reached the state championship game and the state semi-finals in his cc ol a des A two years with the program. Earned All-Foothill Conference second team honors as a sophomore. & A & At Upland High School: Earned second-team All-League honors and helped team advance to the third round of the CIF playoffs.

Personal: Son of Charlotte Evans-Taylor. Majoring in Kinesiology. Enjoys basketball. Lists making it to the Final ime

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6 Golden Eagle All-Time Awards All-Time About Golden 7 Coaching Staff Statistics CCAA Results Record Books Player Bios Coaching Records & Accolades Roster Eagle Athletics # 11 #10 #15 Senior • Guard • 5’8” • Guard Senior Junior • Forward • 6’7” Freshman • Guard • 6’1” Freshman • Guard Earned All-Foothill Conference and All-State honorable mention. Averaged 15.7 points At Barstow College: Earned All-Foothill and eight rebounds per game. High School: Earned All-CitrusAt Yucaipa Belt League and All-San Bernardino County honors. Averaged 19 points and eight rebounds per game. Personal: Son of Darwin Billingsley basketball. and Sheron Chambers. Majoring in business administration. Enjoys Averaged 11 points per game as a senior and led the Los Padres League in free- League Padres and led the Los High School: Averaged 11 points per game as a senior At Templeton throw percentage (83 percent) and assists per game (4.0). for Lettered three seasons and was the team captain as a junior and senior. Son Personal: of John Majoring and in Betsy business-entrepreneurship.Kaiser. Enjoys watching “The Office,” and eating pizza. Lists scoring 15 points Bakersfield in Christian as his the most exciting experience in first sports. Notes he quarter has twobrothers, JD (22) and Joshua of the (14). first game of his senior season against Played for three seasons with the Division I program. Set a program record by reaching Set a program record the Division I program. three seasons with Colorado: Played for At Northern double figures in scoring in 21 consecutive games last season.Was second on the team in scoring points six times last Scored 20 or more and started 21 times. 31 games as a junior game. Played in all points per with 13.8 Played up 16th in the Sky Conference Big in scoring. per game. Wound in assists with 2.8 the team season. Led games as a freshman. and played in 32 Started 23 times and started 10 times. as a sophomore in all 30 games points per game. after averaging 7.4 the Year of for Big Sky Freshman nominated Was rebounds four and assists five with senior a as game per points 13 than more Averaged At Windward School: per contest. Majoring in communications. Alexander. III and Veronica Son of James Wilson Personal:

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R At East Los Angeles College: Earned the Freshman of the Year award.

At Alhambra High School: Earned Most Valuable Player honors.

Personal: Son of Vance Ford and Denise Mitchell. Majoring in Kinesiology. Enjoys buying shoes and listening to a ff t music. Lists going to the state championships as a freshman in college as his most exciting experience in sports. S o ac hin g C

ios ag le B E yer l a olden P G Brandon Hitchman Sophomore • Forward • 6’8” #23 Stratford, England CSLA Highs: Points (6) • Rebounds (3) • Assists (2) 2015-16: Played through injury and contributed immediately in his first year with the program. Appeared 17 te games and a total of 137 minutes. Averaged 2.2 points, 1.0 rebound and 0.4 assists per game. Had a season- high six points after knocking down a pair of 3-pointers in a CCAA Championship Tournament semi-final game a rtners orpor a

P against Humboldt State (3-4-16). Also had six points with a pair of 3-pointers made in a win over Cal State C Dominguez Hills (2-2-16). Played a season-high 23 minutes and scored five points with three rebounds in a win at Cal State San Marcos (2-6-16). Had a season-high three rebounds four times.

At Tennessee Martin: Was on the team’s roster, but did not compete in any games and was a redshirt. a me -G y At Westwind Prep: Completed his high school eligibility after attending school in Britain. Represented England -B esults in tournaments. Averaged 16 points, eight rebounds and five assists per game and shot 53 percent from 3-point R

a me range for Westwind Prep. Graduated from Charnwood College in Britain before coming to the United States to G complete his high school eligibility.

Personal: Son of Carl and Veronica Hitchman. Majoring in Kinesiology. Enjoys basketball and playing the guitar. Lists playing on England’s national team as his most exciting experience in sports. ooks

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Jonathan Davis Graduate Student • Forward • 6’9” #24

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ll At George Washington: Appeared in 23 games for the Colonials over two seasons. Played in 17 games as a R A freshman and six more as a sophomore.

At Simi Valley High School: Was part of a Miramonte League championship team. Averaged 17.8 points and 10 rebounds per game as a senior and was the league Most Valuable Player. Also earned first-team All-CIF honors and was a third-team “Best in the West” selection by the Long Beach Press Telegram. tion Personal: Completing a Master’s degree in sociology. o ac hes Yr. GP-GS PTS PPG FG% 3-FG% FT% RB RPG AST BLK STL MPG & C dministr a A 15-16 19-10 109 5.7 .609 .000 .556 55 2.9 3 13 10 17.1

8 Golden Eagle All-Time Awards All-Time About Golden 9 Coaching Staff Statistics CCAA Results Record Books Player Bios Coaching Records & Accolades Roster Eagle Athletics 14.9 MPG #44 #30 #32 3 STL 24 BLK 13 AST 4.1 RPG Senior • Center • 7’1” Senior • Center Freshman • Guard • 6’3” Freshman • Guard • 6’3” • Guard Freshman RB 11 9 CSLA Highs: Points (18) • Rebounds (9) • Assists (2) .692 FT% .000 3-FG% .456 FG% 5.5 PPG At La Canada High School: Earned first-team All-Rio HondoLeague and second-team All-Area honors three times. Also earned second-team All-CIF honors as a sophomore. Averaged 10 points, five rebounds and three Finished senior. and junior a as captain team a Was record. 26-4 a to team help to senior a as game per assists high school with a 4.0 weighted grade point average. Arthur and Lindi Dreibelbis. Majoring in business administration-entrepreneurship. Enjoys Son of Paul Personal: lifting weights and watching movies. Lists signing his NLI with Cal State LA as his most exciting experience reading, politician. a philanthropist and in sports. Says his goals are to own his own business and then become 2015-16: Had a strong first season with the Golden Eagles in his first year with the program. Appeared in 29 games and started 15 times. Recorded San UC against a rebounds nine and season-high points 18 and (1-8-16) 18 Bay East State Cal points against rebounds eight and in points back-to-back games in January. Had 18 per points 5.5 with scoring in team the on fifth Was times. six scoring in figures double Reached (1-9-16). Diego a CCAA All-Academic rebounds per contest. Earned game and second in rebounding with 4.1 Award. At Northern Arizona: Appeared in 11 games as a sophomore. At MiraCosta College: Earned first-team All-Pacific Coast Conference honors. Averaged 13rebounds pointsper game in and 10 all games and 16 points per game in conference contests. Recorded a season-high 28 one year with the program. points and had 16 rebounds twice in his List. in high school. Made the Dean’ At Impact Academy: Competed in tennis, swimming and basketball At Etiwanda High School: At Etiwanda Averaged 13 points, five assists All- andWas three a steals McDonald’s per game. in offense and defense. honors All-League Earned first-team America nominee. hanging church, to going Enjoys communication. mass in Majoring Carter. Greta and Earnest of Son Personal: and 2K.out with friends game-winning Lists hitting the Etiwanda to the CIF Mater Dei to send shot against in sports. in his junior year as his most exciting experience championship game PTS 160

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29-15 GP-GS Grant Arthur Geoffrey Frid Geoffrey Garrett Carter Garrett La Canada Flintridge, CA Yr. 15-16 traveling. Notes he had never played organized basketball prior to Impact Academy. Notes he had never played traveling. Son of Eduard Frid and Marina Murashova. Majoring in business. Enjoys movies, music, hanging out with friends and family and Murashova. Majoring in business. Enjoys movies, music, hanging out with friends and Marina Son of Eduard Frid Personal: oster R a ff t S o ac hin g C

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10 tatistics C 2015-16 S o ac hin g 2.8 3.9 4.6 4.8 5.0 5.5 5.7 6.5 1.8 2.2 3.2 S Avg 66.6 12.9 61.7 14.6 t a ff Scoring 34 57 30 37 25 Pts 111 105 133 160 109 189 375 423 1930 1788 G 9 9 1 8 3 4 1 1 P 10 10 22 56 34 Stl olden 186 168 l a yer E 1 8 2 9 0 7 4 0 0 2 B 11 24 13 81 81 Blk ag le ios

9 1 3 8 6 8 A 37 14 10 13 77 50 33 364 269 4.1 4.1 3.3 3.0 3.1 4.1 2.9 2.3 4.0 4,5 2.2 1.0 2.2 S Avg 34.5 34.9 t a tisti c s 41 96 36 69 55 67 38 17 24 Tot 110 119 116 131 1011 1000 Rebounds 3-14 9-15 10-31 23-87 35-61 12-24 22-47 35-84 26-29 32-35 20-96 15-23 CCAA R 23-108 Off-Def 281-719 299-712 Pct .500 .750 .630 .742 .538 .800 .692 .556 .600 .735 .771 .708 .809 .000 .667 esults 3-4 0-1 4-6 5-10 7-13 17-27 49-66 16-20 36-52 25-45 42-70 Free Throws Free 93-115 84-109 453-616 381-538 FT-FTA R e c ord Pct .000 .188 .275 .000 .000 .319 .000 .000 .067 .331 .275 .300 .344 .500 .333 B ooks 0-3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-PT 3-PT Shots 3-16 1-15 6-12 9-27 14-51 15-47 41-149 54-157 207-626 143-477 3FG-FGA C o ac hin g Pct A .370 .304 .374 .412 .446 .400 .456 .609 .346 .412 .370 .404 .425 .522 .364 ll - T R ime e c ords

Field Goals 10-27 14-46 37-99 25-56 42-69 12-23 12-33 73-211 42-102 40-100 62-136 125-338 138-325 FG-FGA 635-1540 632-1565 & A 8.1 Avg 13.8 24.8 19.6 18.1 13.7 18.1 14.9 17.1 29.6 34.9 27.3 12.1 5825 5825 A cc ol a des w a rds Minutes 152 298 530 524 164 398 433 324 857 791 205 137 Min 1012 29 29 11-0 12-5 12-0 17-0 17-0 22-11 27-15 29-17 29-15 19-10 29-28 29-29 29-15 GP-GS A R ll oster - T ime E A ag le b out A G thleti c s Joel Brokenbrough Bobby Miles Justin Snavely Andre McPhail Tahron Morrison Tahron Collin Johnson Geoffrey Frid Geoffrey Jonathan Davis Dushon Carter Opponents Joshua Munzon Cal State LA Total Cal State LA Duce Zaid Joshua Hopkins Brandon Hitchman Player olden

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ame -B y -G L (OT) 6-9 (28)DuceZaid 63-49 W (17)JoshuaMunzon 47-45 W (17)JoshuaMunzon 70-57 W uzn (6)JoshuaMunzon (21)JoshuaMunzon (23)DuceZaid 65-64 68-62 W W W W W W uzn (7)JustinSnavely (12)JoshuaMunzon 46-54 L 5-1 (15)JoshuaMunzon (16) 52-61 L (18)Geoffrey Frid 60-70 L 64-78 L L L L L L L L L L L L L L

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4-10•N LEADING REBOUNDER (5) JoelBrokenbrough (4) JoelBrokenbrough (7) JoshuaHopkins (8) JonathanDavis (6) CollinJohnson (7) DushonCarter (8) JoshuaHopkins (9) JoshuaMunzon (7) JustinSnavely (9) JonathanDavis (5) Andre McPhail (5) Andre (7) Andre McPhail (8) Andre McPhail (9) CollinJohnson (4) CollinJohnson (7) Geoffrey Frid (7) Geoffrey Frid (8) Geoffrey Frid (8) Geoffrey Frid (7) Geoffrey Frid (9) JustinSnavely (4) JustinSnavely (5) Geoffrey Frid (6) Geoffrey Frid (4) Geoffrey Frid (5) BobbyMiles (9) BobbyMiles (13) DuceZaid (15) DuceZaid (8) DuceZaid (7) DuceZaid (6) DuceZaid (9) DuceZaid eutral 0-2 olden agle ll ime wards ll ime bout olden

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esults PA Angeles 1930 1809 1816 1851 2128 1777 1835 2010 1882 2000 1813 2288 1929 Hometown Bakersfield Windsor East Oakland Detroit, Mich. Fresno Arcata Sacramento Mission Viejo San Lorenzo R PF 1788 1650 1746 1802 2036 1814 1898 2053 2094 2265 2072 2483 2037 Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. So. So. So. Yr. PCT 0.423 0.385 0.375 0.333 0.357 0.519 0.593 0.556 0.759 0.750 0.733 0.700 0.519 CCAA F F G G G G G G

F/C 8-17 9-15 9-18 22-7 24-8 22-8 21-9 11-18 16-11 10-18 14-13 15-12 14-13 s Overall Greg Clink (Chico State) g School Pos. STAN SSU CSUC CSUDH SFSU CSUC HSU SFSU CSLA CSUMB G Sr. Los

Chris Hansen (UC San Diego) CCAA COACH OF THE YEAR THE COACH OF CCAA SECOND-TEAM ALL-CCAA 25 24 27 28 29 27 27 27 29 32 30 30 27 GP ees CCAA FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR THE FRESHMAN OF CCAA r

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Name Christan Bayne James Davis Giddings Tanner Golson Vincent Jackson Warren Corey Silverstrom Thomas Witzel Floyd Wormley Duce Zaid Evan Zeller H PF 1295 1454 1283 1403 1227 1319 1470 1381 1444 1400 1361 1605 1498

PCT 0.350 0.300 0.250 0.200 0.450 0.450 0.550 0.500 0.800 0.750 0.700 0.600 0.600 CCAA

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HSU CSUC UCSD UCSD HSU CSUMB CPP CSUC CPP School Pos. CSUSM FIRST-TEAM ALL-CCAA FIRST-TEAM Robert Duncan (Chico State) CCAA PLAYER OF THE YEAR THE OF PLAYER CCAA Stanislaus State Cal State San Bernardino Cal State East Bay Hills Cal State Dominguez Champion Tournament Participant / ^CCAA Tournament *CCAA Cal State LA* Sonoma State* School San Francisco State* Chico State* UC San Diego* Cal Poly Pomona* Humboldt State*^ Cal State Monterey Bay* Cal State San Marcos Warren Jackson (San Francisco State) Warren CCAA NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR THE NEWCOMER OF CCAA Rakim Brown Robert Duncan Drew Dyer Adam Klie Malik Morgan Nitz Ryan Barry Bell Isaiah Ellis Jordan Faison Name Darnell Taylor 14

Administration All-Time Awards Game-By-Game Corporate Golden Eagle Record Books Coaching Staff Roster & Coaches Roster & Accolades Results Partners Player Bios Tot. Consec.FTs: 30 . FG Consecutive FGs: 3PT 3PT 3PT FG FG Made: *327. Blocks: 123...... Steals: 72...... Assists: Rebounds Rebounds: Points Points: *848...... Minutes Played: 1,020. Games Played: 32. INDIVIDUAL SEASONRECORDS FT Percentage: FT FT Made: 179. Consec. FTs/Gm: 13...... Minutes Played: 55.

FG Rebounds: Points inaHalf: 30...... Blocked Shots: *11 Steals: 9...... Assists: 3-PT 3-PT FGMade: 7...... FG FG Made: 22. Points INDIVIDUAL GAMERECORDS C FT FT FT Made: 17. 3-PT Points (Non-OT):

Attempted: 243. Attempted: 24. Pct al Attempted: 693...... Attempted: 43...... Pct Pct FG FG FG Made: 67.

FG FG per (OT (min. 145...... 14...... (min. (min. Attempted: 178.

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12...... 856...... 13...... 1.000..... 1.000..... 1.000..... 1.000..... 46...... 1.000..... 14...... 46...... 53...... 1.000..... LA ...... R Ken Renaud...... Joe Davisvs.Sacramento State Raymond Lewis...... Ken Renaud(167-195)...... Demetrius Hazel...... Tommie Lipsey (290-458)...... John Barber...... Jordan Richard. Willie Smith. Mose Adolph...... Ron Knight...... Rodney Harris...... Charles Thomas...... Raymond Lewis...... John Barber...... David NorrisII...... Marv Dennis,FentonGilmer, Eli Sherman, Bill Taub...... Tommie Lipsey vs.JohnBrownUniv.. David Rickenbacker (10-10) vs.Mont.St.-Billings Ronald Johnson...... LaVar Ball Howard Loughridge (63-116). Caldwell Black vs. LongBeach State...... Rodney Moorevs.UCRiverside Gene Myvett(10-10)vs.HopeInternational Donte Bell (10-10) vs.ChicoState...... David Norris(10-10)vsSanFranciscoSt...... Raymond Lewisvs.Pacific Tommie Lipseyvs.Cal Raymond Lewisvs. Texas Southern...... Frank Jacksonvs.UCRiverside Mike Varos vs.LSU...... Rico Thomas vs.CSU Tony Brownvs.So.California College Benny Hoang(11-11) vs.UCDavis...... Ralph Turner vsCSU Four times, last byRodneyHarrisvs.UC Ricky Mallory(10-10)vs.Loyola Marymount...... Jontae Vinson vs.Redlands. Jontae Vinson vs.Redlands. Raymond Lewisvs.LongBeach State Duce Zaid (11-11) atCalState Dominguez Hills...... Ronald Johnsonvs.CalStateBakersfield Mike Varos (7-7)vs.CSDominguez Hills...... Ralph Turner vs.CSU Jontae Vinson, ChicoState Shawn Holiday(12-12)vs.CSUH...... eco ...... r d B Monterey Bay...... Monterey Bay...... Bakersfield ...... ook ...... Davis...... (12-23-66/1-3-67) ...... (12-20-75) (12-29-97) (12-16-06) (12-16-06) (11-17-04) (11-19-83) (11-22-97) (11-28-84) (2007-08) (2012-13) (2010-11) (12-9-66) (1-25-64) (2-10-07) (1-25-75) (1-25-73) (12-8-89) (1-13-56) (1-22-77) (12-1-06) (1-31-76) (2-13-16) (2-10-07) (2-23-73) (2-11-88) (3-11-95) (2-11-11) (3-2-73) (2-3-07) (3-2-02) (2-8-91) (1954 ) (1973) (1964) (1976) (1972) (1968) (1981) (1995) (1967) (1973) (1954) (1954) (2002) (1990) (1988) .553 (68-123),HowardLoughridge,1987-88 INDIVIDUALRECORDS CAREER 153, QuincyStinson,1997,1999-2001 .610 (327-616), Tony Brown,1983-86 .826 (341-413),KenRenaud,1963-65 211, QuincyStinson,1997,‘99-2001 426, Quinton Watkins, 2011-2014 *2,031, RonaldJohnson,2000-03 13.37, Michael Jackson, 1971-72 1,025, Charles Thomas, 1966-68 1,436, RonaldJohnson,2000-03 18.63, RonaldJohnson,2000-03 3,763, RonaldJohnson, 2000-03 754, RonaldJohnson,2000-03 576, RonaldJohnson,2000-03 109, RonaldJohnson,2000-03 277, RonaldJohnson,2000-03 109, JoshuaMunzon,2012-16 697, Tommie Lipsey, 1974-76 22.52, JohnBarber, 1953-54 21.81, RonKnight,1968-70 13.95, RonKnight,1968-70 9.33, Tony Brown,1983-86 3-POINT FIELDGOALS 264, Tony Brown,1983-86 FG Percentage (min. 100) FG Percentage (min. 600) FT Percentage (min. 300) MINUTES PLAYED Rebounding Average BLOCKED SHOTS GAMES PLAYED FREE THROWS Scoring Average REBOUNDING FIELD GOALS Three Seasons FourSeasons Two Seasons Points Scored Three Seasons FG Attempted FG Attempted Four Seasons FT Attempted Two Seasons Rebounds ASSISTS FG Made FG Made STEALS FT Made olden agle ll ime wards ll ime bout olden

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Most Wins, Season: Most Wins, Most Wins: Consecutive 544...... Turnovers Blocked Shots 160...... Steals 306...... Miscellaneous CCAA: Most Wins, Fewest Losses, Season: Pct: Winning Best STREAKS 11 Consecutive Home Wins: Season-Opening Wins: Total points: Total Scoring FG Made: FG Made: 3-PT Made: FT Rebounds: Total TEAM SINGLE SEASON RECORDS Scoring average: Scoring defense: Goals Field FG Attempted: FG Percentage: 3-Point Field Goals 3-PT FG Attempted: FG Percentage: 3-PT Throws Free Attempted: FT Percentage: FT Rebounding Reb. Average: Reb. Margin: Assists ...... Made: *50 FT FT .957...... Percentage: FT Rebounds: Assists: 38...... Turnovers: Blocked Shots: *15...... Steals: 23...... Most 63...... Fewest Com. Pts.: 3-PT Most Pts./OT: 245...... Most Comb. Pts.: Pts. Allow: Few. FG Made: FG .829...... FG Percentage: ...... FG Made: 13 3-PT 13...... 3-PT 138...... Most Pts./Win: 115 Most Pts./Loss: Most Pts./Half: 85...... win: Largest TEAM SINGLE GAME RECORDS SINGLE TEAM 16

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Cary Brooks Lorenzo Ball Junior Rodriguez Kenneth Daniel Ricky Maiden Leland Jones Andre White Edgar Pate Jordan Richard Tony Brown Gene Myvett Derek Knowles Lorenzo Ball Mike Hester Tom Williams Tyrone Haylock Willie Smith Ronald Johnson Simaine Stewart Joshua Munzon Quincy Stinson Jimmy Reid Rodney Murray Sam Veal Bruce Turner Vincent Camper Cary Smith Moochie Jones Mose Adolph Quincy Stinson Ronald Johnson Michael Jackson Morris Thomas Jim Beck Chris Brooks Bill Mallory Tommie Lipsey Ron Knight Bill Heynen Tony Brown Charles Thomas Joshua Munzon Aaron Lattimore Fenton Gilmer Cary Smith Mike Hester Sam Veal Charles Thomas Tony Brown Jontae Vinson Rodney Murray Bill Heynen Bill Mallory John Barber Mose Adolph Ron Knight Terry Bazadier Leo Hill Quincy Stinson Tommie Lipsey Ronald Johnson S

tate Assists Blocked Steals Rebounders Shots

LA R 1983-87 1993-96 2005-08 1997-2000 2000-01 2008-12 1987-91 1977-79 2011-13 1983-86 2004-06 1991-93 1993-96 1978-80 1977-79 1993-95 1980-82 2000-03 1994-97 2012-16 1997, 1999-2001 1966-68 1969-72 1984-86 1988-90 2006-08 1966-68 1974-76 1969-72 1997, 1999-2001 2000-2003 1970-72 1969-71 1960-63 1989-92 1972-75 1973-76 1967-70 1958-61 1982-86 1965-68 2012-16 1991-95 1953-56 1966-68 1978-80 1984-86 1965-68 1982-86 2005-07 1969-72 1958-61 1972-75 1952-54 1969-72 1967-70 1956-59 1958-61 1997, 1999-2001 1973-76 2000-2003 eco r d B 1,025 1,004 1,019 1,048 1,056 1,065 1,072 1,096 1,103 1,132 1,158 1,206 1,230 1,239 1,301 1,396 1,403 1,406 1,432 1,641 2,031 ook 144 198 264 104 109 109 122 124 133 160 217 228 236 237 238 246 257 263 268 279 602 623 646 731 767 883 893 900 924 211 59 67 71 72 88 96 97 91 91 98 8. 4. 2. 1. Top 8. 7. 4. 2. 1. Top 10. 8. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Top 10. 8. 4. 2. 1. Top 10 10 10 10 Single-Game Single-Game Single-Game Single-Game LaBradford Franklin,CalState Dominguez Hills(11-29-14) Dushon Carter, CalState Dominguez Hills(2-2-16) 6, 16times, most recent: 7, GregGordan,UCDavis(1-29-77) 7, Tom Williams, UC Riverside (1-13-78) 7, MikeHester, CalState Dominguez Hills (1-12-80) 7, MarquisHamilton, West CoastBaptist (11-24-06) 8, RhodneyMoore,FresnoPacific (12-22-87) 8, QuincyStinson,CalState Bakersfield (2-12-99) 9, Mike Varos, LSU(12-8-89) VincentCamper, Western Washington(11-18-06) 10 byeight players, mostrecent: 11, Marcus Williams, Cal State Bakersfield (1-22-93) 12, RaymondLewis,SanDiegoSt.(2-24-73) 12, MoochieJones,CalPolyPomona(2-22-75) 12, Marcus Williams, East Texas St.(11-25-92) 13, Mose Adolph, Montana(12-10-71) 13, Vincent Camper, Redlands(12-16-07) 14, Rico Thomas, CalState Bakersfield (2-22-77) 23, Michael Jackson, SW Louisiana (1-28-72) 24, Charles Thomas, NevadaSouthern(12-16-67) 24, RonKnight,CalPolyPomona(2-17-68) 25, Charles Thomas, CalPolySLO(1-7-67) 25, Charles Thomas, CalState Northridge (1-13-67) 25, Charles Thomas, CalPolyPomona(1-14-67) 26, Tommie Lipsey, Azusa Pacific (2-6-75) 27, Tony Davis,Drake(12-19-56) 28, Michael Jackson, CalState Northridge (1-22-71) 32, FrankJackson,UCRiverside (1-13-56) 41, JoeDavis,Sacramento State (12-15-66) 42, Jontae Vinson, CSU 42, Jontae Vinson, UCSanDiego(2-17-07) 43, RonKnight,CalState Northridge (1-31-69) 43, RaymondLewis,Pacific(3-2-73) 43, Tommie Lipsey, JohnBrown(2-20-75) 43, Jontae Vinson, HumboldtState (1-19-07) 46, RaymondLewis, Texas Southern(1-25-73) 46, Jontae Vinson, Redlands(12-16-06) 53, RaymondLewis,LongBeach St. (2-23-73) Assists Steals Rebounding Scoring (w/ (w/ (w/ opponent opponent Monterey Bay (2-3-07) opponent (w/ opponent and and and date) date) date) and date) olden agle ll ime wards ll ime bout olden

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Administration All-Time Awards Game-By-Game Corporate Golden Eagle Record Books Coaching Staff Roster & Coaches Roster & Accolades Results Partners Player Bios A wa Clarence Wilson(2nd) Clarence Wilson(2nd) Charlie Thomas (2nd) Charlie Thomas Caldwell Black (2nd) Caldwell Black (2nd) Bob Fresenius(HM) Ken Ellsworth(2nd) Frank Jackson(2nd) Terry Bazadier (1st) Terry Bazadier (1st) Terry Bazadier (1st) Bob Laemmle (1st) Bob Laemmle (1st) Ken Renaud(HM) Steve Merta(HM) Steve Merta(2nd) Bill Heynen (2nd) Norm Witte(HM) Bob Brown(HM) Dick Green(2nd) Bill Heynen (1st) John Barber(1st) John Barber(1st) Ron Knight(1st) Dick Green(1st) Cary Smith(1st) Cary Smith(1st) All-Conference Joe Davis(2nd) Joe Davis(1st) r Leo Hill(1st) Leo Hill(1st) Leo Hill(1st) ds 1967 1969 1968 1952 1951 1966 1965 1961 1959 1958 1964 1960 1957 1954 1953 & & A ccolades Howard Loughridge (2nd) Michael Jackson (2nd) Michael Cooper (HM) Michael Cooper (HM) Rodney Murray(2nd) Shawn Holiday(HM) Curtiss Bradley (2nd) Raymond Lewis(1st) Shawn Holiday(2nd) Morris Thomas (2nd) Morris Thomas Tommie Lipsey (1st) Tommie Lipsey (1st) John Johnson(HM) Mose Adolph (2nd) Mose Adolph Mose Adolph (2nd) Mose Adolph Will Roberts (HM) Mose Adolph (1st) Mose Adolph Kevin Kelly(HM) Ed Catchings(1st) Kevin Kelly(HM) Tony Brown(2nd) Bill Mallory (2nd) Ron Knight(2nd) Tony Brown(1st) Tony Brown(1st) Bill Mallory (1st) Mike Hester(1st) Edgar Pate(2nd) Sam Veal(1st) Sam Veal(1st) 1970 1972 1971 1985 1986 1988 1987 1974 1973 1984 1983 1982 1979 1978 1976 David Rickenbacker (1st) Makeul Williams(HM) Aaron Lattimore (HM) Simaine Stewart (2nd) Ronald Johnson(HM) Vincent Camper (2nd) Justen Naughton(1st) Simaine Stewart (1st) Derek Knowles(2nd) Derek Knowles(2nd) Quincy Stinson(2nd) Quincy Stinson(2nd) Tyrone Haylock(1st) Tyrone Haylock(1st) Ronald Johnson(1st) Ronald Johnson(1st) Ronald Johnson(1st) Darrick Barnes(2nd) Jerry Espinoza(HM) Quincy Stinson(1st) Quincy Stinson(1st) Jonathan Levy(2nd) Rodney Harris(2nd) Gene Myvette (2nd) Bruce Turner(HM) Chris Brooks(2nd) Curtis Ganes(HM) Jontae Vinson(1st) Jontae Vinson(1st) Curtis Ganes(2nd) LaVar Ball (1st) 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 2007 2006 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 CCAA CCAA CCAA Quinton Watkins(2nd) Quinton Watkins(1st) Franklin Session(1st) David NorrisII(2nd) Vincent Camper (1st) James Tillman(2nd) Dwayne Jones(2nd) Jordan Richard(1st) James Tillman(1st) ReboundingChampion Leland Jones (1st) Chris Fields(2nd) Chris Mark(2nd) Chris Fields(1st) Duce Zaid (2nd) Ronald Johnson Ronald Johnson Ronald Johnson Tommie Lipsey Jordan Richard Jordan Richard Terry Bazadier ScoringChampion CCAA MVP BlocksChampion Ron Knight 2013 2012 2003 2002 2001 1969 2016 1976 1957 2013 2012 2010 2009 2008 2014 2011 olden agle ll ime wards ll ime bout olden

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National Honors National Bazadier Terry Mention Honorable All-America Little AP •1957 Team All-Final Four Division College •1957 NCAA •1959 AP All-America Little (2nd) Leo Hill Team 3rd All-America •1959 UPI Little MVP Regional West Division College •1959 NCAA Team All-Final Four Division College •1959 NCAA Team 3rd All-America •1960 UPI Little Cary Smith All-America UPI • 1968 AP, All-America Division Hon. Mention College • 1968 NCAA Raymond Lewis All-America I Hon. Mention Div. • 1973 NCAA scorer in the country leading Division I -- 2nd • 1973 NCAA Sam Veal All-American Third-Team • 1985 NABC Quincy Stinson All-American Third-Team • 2000 NABC Ronald • 2002 NABC All-American Fourth-Team • 2002 Division II Bulletin • 2003 Preseason Street & All-American Third-Team • 2003 NABC • 2003 Division II Jontae • 2007 Division II les g a E

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Basketball Jontae Vinson Terry Bazadier, (1st) All-So. Calif. (1st) Bazadier, Terry All-So. Calif. (1st) Bazadier, Terry Leo Hill, (1st) Leo Hill, (1st) Year Player of the So. Calif. Cary Smith, Ron Knight, All-District VIII Cst All-Pacific I Div. NCAA Jackson, Michael I (1st) Div. Raymond Lewis, NCAA All-District VIII Lipsey, Tommy Mike All-District VIII Hester, Ed All-District Catchings, VIII All-Far West Sam Veal, All-Far West Sam Veal, Brown, All-Far Tony West All-Far Curtiss West Bradley, All-Far Ball, West LaVar All-Far Haylock, Tyrone West David All-West Rickenbacker, Quincy Stinson, All-West All-West Quincy Stinson, First-team All-West Ronald Johnson, First-team All-West Ronald Johnson, First-team All-West Ronald Johnson, First-team All-Region Ronald Johnson, Daktronics (2nd) All-Region NABC Vinson, Jontae (1st) All-Region Daktronics Vinson, Jontae (2nd) All-Region Daktronics Camper, Vincent (2nd) All-District NABC Camper, Vincent (2nd) All-Region Franklin Session, Daktronics

judo competition was held at Cal State LA during the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. during the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los was held at Cal State LA judo competition finest athletes in the world as the in the world as finest athletes The Eagles Nest hosted some of the arenas in the country. quickly become one of the loudest the of one become quickly includes the ability for the arena to for the arena the ability includes The retro-style of the Eagles Nest playing floor. playing from the edges of the basketball first row of seats is just inches away right on top of the action. In fact, the In fact, right on top of the action. 5,000 fans, with many of the seats 5,000 fans, with many volleyball teams. The arena seats arena The teams. volleyball the Cal State LA basketball and basketball LA State Cal the King Sports Complex is home to home is King Sports Complex The Eagles Nest in the Billie Jean Billie the in Nest Eagles The 2007 College 1959 1960 1968 1972 1973 1976 1979 1982 1985 1986 1990 1995 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2007 2008 2011 All-Region/All-District 1957 20

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Augustine, Walter Aterberry, Jess. Ash, Gerald. Arms, Brian. Archie, Jerome Anisman, Larry . Anderson, Michael Anderson, James. Alston, Aaron Allen, Nick Albin, Bob. Aguirre, Ruben Adolph, Mose Adams, Lewis. Adams, Aaron. Alcala, Cheyanne Abney, Glen ll - ...... T ...... ime ...... -C- -A- -B- . . R 1985, 1989 1996, 1998 oste 1960-61 1994-95 1983-86 2004-05 1952-54 1990-92 1984-87 2014-16 1972-73 1956-57 1956-58 1985-86 1951-53 1986-87 1957-58 1982-83 1964-65 1979-80 2006-09 1961-63 1957-59 1963-65 1966-67 1960-61 1953-54 1994-96 1994-96 1958-59 1973-72 1958-59 1970-71 1953-54 2013-15 1949-50 1970-72 1954-55 2011-13 1994 2012 1979 1980 1978 1982 1987 1972 1983 1972 1983 1989 1986 1984 1954 1981 1961 1956 1949 1966 1990 1990 1981 1952 1974 1970 1984 1996 1983 1990 1965 1978 1971 1994 Ganes, Curtis. . Gaines, Gilbert Furtado, Nuno. Frid, Geoffrey Fresentius, Bob. Franklin, LaBradford Fortier, Franklin Ford, Chris Folonis, Jon. Flores, Ismael Florentine, George Fields, Chris Ferber, Dale . Faulkner, Derek . Fadipe, Michael Eubanks, Eldred Espinoza, Jerry Engeeser, Bill Ellsworth, Ken Ellis, Tracy Ellis, Bussey Effertz, Amby Edmonds, Chase Echols, Randy . Durazo, Alfred Dunn, Alvin. D’Oyen, Delano Dorsey II,Mark Dorman, Jack Domingue, Sean Dixon, DeShon Dittmar, Bob Dennis, Mary Denmon, Lee DeLoach, James Dawson, Roy. Davis, Tony . Davis, Davis, Joe Daniels, Austin Daniel, Kenneth Dalton, Brandon Currie, Bryan Coyle, Marion . Cox, Casey Cortez, Mike . Corrigan, Hugh. Copperud, Barry Cooper, Michael Cooks, Jery Conte, David . Coleman, Langston . Clukey, Jerry. Clayton, Joe Clary, Richard. Clay, Marlon. Clark, Gregg Christie, Bill Chivers, Adrian . Chatman, Ulysses Chapman, Orin Cerda, Sean . Catching, Ed Carter, Kevin. Carter, Dushon Carter, Donald. Carodine, Keith . Cardona, Bob Cantor, Steve. 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Hitchman, Brandon Hill, Leo Heynen, Bill Hester, Mike Hernandez, Raul Henry, Leon Heede, Marty Hearnton, Willie Hazel, Demetrius Haylock, Tyrone Hartfield, Jim Hart, Christofer . Harris, William Harris, Rodney Harris, Kelvin Harris, Darnell Hanstead, Stan Hanson, Marshall Hanley, Jim. Hanks, Wayne . Hamiter, Robert. Hamilton, Micah . Hamilton, Marques . Hall, David Guzik, Leo Gurian, Mary. Guidry, Reginald Guerrero, Oscar. Guerrero, Juvenal Gregory, Bill Greene, Vince Greene, Mark Greene, James. Green, Gregg. Green, Dick. Grayson, Lynn . Gray, David. Graves, Etienne Gordon, Greg Goorjian, Ed Goodman, Harold Gonzales, Emilo Golphenee, Jack Gilmore, Tracey Gilmer, Fenton Giglevitch, Leonid Gavaldon, Mike Garcia, Ray. . 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Kralj, Mario Kohel, Manian Knowles, Derek Knight, Ron. Kingombe, Ndjadi. King, Duwayne. Kind, Greg Kelly, Kevin Kelley, Greg Kasaparian, Ron Jung, Khi-Min. Joseph, Jim Jordan, Vern Jordan, Matt Jordan, Mark. Jones, Xavier. Jones, Teddy Jones, Steve. Jones, Moochie. Jones, Leland Jones, Dwayne Jones, D’Angelo Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Paige Johnson, John Johnson, Gene. Johnson, Don Johnson, Collin Johnson, Chuck. Johnson, Bob. Jantz, Daniel James, Jonathan ...... -K- -L- 1956-57, 60 1999-2001 1974-76 1988-89 1953-54 1962-63 1987-88 1962-63 1987-88 1973-74 2005-06 2001-02 1992-95 2005-06 1956-58 1957-58 1968-70 1964-66 1983-84 1958-60 1963-65 1979-80 2013-15 1975-76 2008-12 2008-10 2000-03 1976-78 1961-63 1955-57 1989-92 2004-05 2015-16 2011-12 1949 1958 2006 1982 1960 2007 1955 1949 1957 1973 1997 1988 1966 1992 2005 1969 2003 2005 1949 1992 2002 2009 1982 1959 1979 1987 1988 2003 1955 1966 olden agle ll ime wards ll ime bout olden

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George Whitfield, Marvin Whitlock, ...... Aaron Wicks, Bill Wilkerson, Curtis Williams, Derrick Williams, Jim Williams, Makeul Williams, Marcus Williams, Slim Williams, Taft Williams, ...... Tom Williams, Clarence Wilson, ...... Marc Wilson, Norm Witte, Stanley Wolford, Charles Woodard, Calvert Wright, Eugene Wright, Roscoe Wright, Joey Youman, Chris ...... Young, Delwaun Young, Vinnie Zabukovec, Zaid ll A 2011 1955 1985 1961 2004 1957 1960 1967 1949 1968 1967 1980 1962 1977 1957 1959 1967 1960 1989 1988 1994 1975 2012 1983 1971 2004 2012-14 1974-75 1967-68 2009-12 2000-01 2000-02 2007-10 1981-82 2014-16 1950-52 1955-56 1961-62 1986-87 1976-77 1995-97 1984-85 1963-65 1949-50 1963-64 1954-56 1974-75 1968-69 1996-99 1963-64 1966-68 1970-71 1976-78 2012-14 1981-82 1989-90 1953-55 2006-07 1984-85 1967-68 1990-91 2002-03 1985-86 1974, 1976 1997, 99-01 1992, 1994-95 ...... -T- -V- ...... Singer, Solomon Singer, ...... Dwight Slaughter, John Slevecove, ...... Smith, Cary Smith, Chris ...... 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Varos, Gary ...... Vasquez, Nic Vavakin, Sam Veal, 1985 1978 1995 1991 2001 1977 1975 1988 1956 1972 1955 1980 1953 1990 1997 1952 1991 1981 1991 1969 1971 1970 1970 2005 1987 1980 1982 1955 2011-13 2010-11 2006-09 1953-54 1988-89 2013-14 2001-02 1979-80 1989-90 1967-68 1963-65 2006-07 1967-68 1995-96 1997-98 1978-79 1950-52 1976-77 2009-12 2006-08 1983-84 1961-62 2002-04 1951-53 1971-72 1972-73 1967-68 1949-50 1976-77 1958-60 1991-92 1953-55 2006-07 1957-58 1971-72 1990, 1992 -S- ...... -R- -Q- ...... Pickett, Gerald Pickett, ...... Tom Pokorski, ...... Polo, Tyler Popkin, Walt . . . David . . . . . Porter, Potts, Davon ...... Powell, D.J. Edwin Pritchett, Adrian ...... Quintero, Radford, Ernie Ragauskas, Andrius ...... Tommy Rancher, Redmond, Michael Sam Reece, Reed, Bill ...... Reeda, Phaynes Reese, Darrin Regan, Joe ...... Reid, Jimmy Reid, Mark Sandy ...... Reinstein, Renaud, Ken Robert Reynaga, Reynolds, Randy ...... Ron Rice, ...... Jordan Richard, ...... 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Nearly 40% of our student-athletes earned year-long GPAs of 3.0 or higher. GPAs year-long earned 40% of our student-athletes Nearly All-America5 earned student-athletes Eagle Golden All-America Academic 1 awards, awards and 43 All-CCAAawards, 26 All-Region awards. first the hurdles, 400 the in championship national II Division NCAA an won Rosser Khallifah since 2012. for the Golden Eagles national title earned field) and track (men’s Rosser Khallifah (volleyball), Bero JamieAnn (volleyball), Lofrano Iona All-America track and field) earned awards. (women’s and Megan Thompson Iona Lofrano (volleyball) earned Capital becoming the second volleyball player at Cal State LA to Herbert One/CoSIDA earn Lofrano, that honor. Academic All-District Academic CoSIDA earned soccer) All-America (men’s Torto Rio Lucas and soccer) honors, (men’s Biste honors. Athlete Track CCAA and Region West the named was field) and track (men’s Rosser Khallifah of the Year. of the Meet at the CCAA Championships. Athlete the CCAA Track Megan Thompson was named the Meet at the CCAA Athlete of Track Freshman Miles was named the CCAA J’Liyah Championships. The Golden Eagles claimed 6 individual CCAA championships: conference title Khallifah in the 400-meter hurdles Rosser and joined Fabian Griffith, Matthew won Sherrills and a Johnathan Hill to win the 4x100 relay. Megan Thompson won conference championships in the 100 and 200, Gonzalo Ceja won the conference title in steeplechase the and men’s long jump. title in the women’s Miles won the conference J’Liyah soccer team men’s Cal reached State the LA’s NCAA playoffs for the fifth straight year and 10 years. for the eighth time in the past basketball and women’s volleyball, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, men’s Cal State LA’s in their respective sports. basketball teams reached CCAA Championship tournaments tennis Cal women’s team State finishedLA’s the season ranked 23rd in the nation, its fifth as year second its in Conference PacWest the in fourth finished and top-25straight ranking, an affiliate member. recorded its 19th consecutive winning season and volleyball team women’s Cal State LA’s had its most wins since 2009. 1 No. a upset to seed 8 No. second the only became team basketball men’s LA’s State Cal tournament win conference second the was It Tournament. Championship CCAA the in seed history. in the program’s basketball team reached the conference tournament for the fourth women’s Cal State LA’s over win 98-92 a with 1998 since game a in points its scored and years five past the in time Cal State Dominguez Hills during the regular season.

tradition of excellence continued in 2015-16 as evidenced by the following: by as evidenced in 2015-16 continued of excellence tradition ips. Thisips. championsh conference 75 and finishes runner-up team national 10 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Cal State L.A. boasts a rich athletic history with seven national team championships, L.A. State Cal championships, team national seven with history athletic a rich boasts 2 0 1 6 - 1 7 S e a s o n S c h e d u l e Day Date Opponent Location Time Saturday 10/29 at Cal State Northridge (exhibition) Northridge 2 PM Friday 11/11 at Long Beach State (exhibition) Long Beach 7 PM SUNDAY 11/13 CAL LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY GYM 4 PM TUESDAY 11/15 CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY GYM 7:30 PM Friday 11/18 vs. Alaska Fairbanks Anchorage, Alaska 5 PM Saturday 11/19 at Alaska Anchorage Anchorage, Alaska 5 PM Monday 11/21 at Alaska Fairbanks Fairbanks, Alaska 8 PM Friday 11/25 vs. Point Loma (At Azusa Pacific) Azusa 5:30 PM Saturday 11/26 at Azusa Pacific Azusa 7:30 PM FRIDAY 12/2 HUMBOLDT STATE* UNIVERSITY GYM 7:30 PM SATURDAY 12/3 SONOMA STATE* UNIVERSITY GYM 7:30 PM Saturday 12/10 at Fresno Pacific Fresno 3 PM FRIDAY 12/16 CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS* UNIVERSITY GYM 7:30 PM Monday 12/19 at Cal State East Bay* Hayward 5 PM Thursday 12/29 at UC San Diego* La Jolla 7:30 PM Saturday 12/31 at Cal State San Marcos* San Marcos 4 PM THURSDAY 1/5 SAN FRANCISCO STATE* UNIVERSITY GYM 7:30 PM SATURDAY 1/7 CAL POLY POMONA* UNIVERSITY GYM 7:30 PM Friday 1/13 at Chico State* Chico 7:30 PM Saturday 1/14 at Stanislaus State* Turlock 7:30 PM FRIDAY 1/20 CAL STATE EAST BAY* UNIVERSITY GYM 7:30 PM SATURDAY 1/21 CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY* UNIVERSITY GYM 7:30 PM WEDNESDAY 1/25 LA SIERRA UNIVERSITY GYM 7:30 PM Saturday 1/28 at Cal State Dominguez Hills* Carson 7:30 PM Thursday 2/2 at Humboldt State* Arcata 7:30 PM Saturday 2/4 at Cal Poly Pomona* Pomona 7:30 PM THURSDAY 2/9 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO* UNIVERSITY GYM 7:30 PM SATURDAY 2/11 UC SAN DIEGO* UNIVERSITY GYM 7:30 PM Friday 2/17 at Sonoma State* Rohnert Park 7:30 PM Saturday 2/18 at San Francisco State* San Francisco 7:30 PM SATURDAY 2/25 CAL STATE SAN MARCOS* UNIVERSITY GYM 7:30 PM Tuesday 2/28 CCAA Tournament First Round Campus Sites TBA Friday 3/3 CCAA Tournament Semi-Finals San Marcos TBA Saturday 3/4 CCAA Tournament Finals San Marcos TBA Home games in bold. * = CCAA Games. Times and dates subject to change.

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