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50th Hall of Fame Tonight’s Induction Ceremony
Welcome & Opening Remarks Cara Gamberdella, SBART President
Masters of Ceremonies Barry Punzal, Noozhawk Sports Editor Mike Klan, KEYT Sports Director Hall of Fame Inductees Lisa Willett Fry Gerardo Jimenez
Mark Warkentin Program Donald R. Young Program Jon Lee Larry Mousouris Master Athlete Mike Power
Russ Hargreaves Memorial Award East Beach Volleyball Academy
R.F. MacFarland Memorial Trophy Robin Paulsen
Closing Remarks
e hope you will patronize our many business friends and sponsors listed Win this program. It is their generosity, along with that of our guests this evening, that contributes to the development of our athletic community and to the lives of our student-athletes.
Cover photos courtesy of JC Corliss Photography / Noozhawk and our local schools Program articles and athlete bios by Barry Punzal, Noozhawk Sports Editor Program layout and design by Steve Dorf, Boone Graphics Printing by Boone Graphics Audio-Video production by Moray Reels Program Director: Rob Butson, Jensen’s Audio Visual 2017 Bill Bertka Jerry Harwin Founder Founder Caesar Uyesaka Founder
Jerry Harwin 1968-70 Joan Russell-Price 1995-97 Founders & Past Bill Bertka 1970-72 Tim Tremblay 1997-99 Larry Crandell 1972-74 Joe Howell 1999-01 Presidents Bill Blythe 1974-80 Chris Casebeeer 2001-03 Craig Case 1980-85 Marc Gamberdella 2003-05 Bob Huhn 1985-89 Barry Taugher 2005-07 Dick Mires 1989-91 Rick Wilson 2007-09 David Pintard 1991-93 Catharine Manset Morreale 2009-11 Paul Menzel 1993-95 Rich Hanna 2011-13 Laurie Leighty 2013-15
Gary Cunningham Chairman of the Board
Cara Gamberdella Jason Wilson President Secretary
Gene Deering Diana O’ Connell President-Elect Treasurer
Sarai Anderson John McCutcheon Board of Directors Bob Archer Paul McLean Paul Bradford Paul Menzel* 2016-17 Dr. Dan Brennan Richard Mires* Chris Casebeer* Pat Moorhouse-MacPhee David Cash Ken Newendorp Joe Chenoweth Diane O’Brien d’Alary Dalton David Pintard* Bob Dinaberg William Pintard Marc Gamberdella* Joan Russell-Price* Rich Hanna* Jay Smith Joe Howell* John Stoney Robert Huhn* Barry Taugher* Laurie Leighty* Tim Tremblay* Scott Lindberg Mike Warren Catharine Manset Morreale* Rick Wilson* *Past President President’s Message by Cara Gamberdella 2017 Welcome to the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table’s 50th celebration of athletic accomplishment. In this week of celebration we have two special nights to honor past and present generations of local athletes – the Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony on Monday, where we honor past athletes, coaches and community leaders, and An Evening with the Athletes on Wednesday, where we honor our current high school and college Athletes of the Year, scholarship President’s recipients, special awards and Coaches of the Year.
The SBART is honored to welcome the 2017 SBART Hall of Fame class. We are inducting four outstanding athletes, one very deserving coach and one leader in special achievement. Cara Gamberdella The athletes represent a cross-section of sports and have excelled nationally on the collegiate, professional and Olympic stages; the coach has touched countless young volleyball prospects, including future Olympians and coaches, in his over 23 years in the gym and on the sand; and the leader in special achievement has coached and developed scores of collegiate and professional tennis phenoms and has been a leader in fostering junior tennis in our area.
The 2016-17 athletic year has been a great one. If you have attended any of our Monday Press Luncheons at Harry’s, you know that our high school and college student-athletes and coaches have been celebrating great successes both on and off the field all year. We honor all of our teams and individuals who made it to the playoffs and beyond in addition to excelling in the classroom and in school and community leadership.
I am honored to have served the final year of a two-year appointment as the SBART Board
President. I extend a very sincere “thank you” to all of our very generous sponsors and Message members. I would like to recognize specifically the Santa Barbara Association of Realtors Message and their Charity Golf Tournament. This year the SBART was chosen as the tournament beneficiary. Thanks to the tireless work of the SBAOR Events Committee, chaired by Drew Wakefield, the tournament – which was just held this past Friday – was a wild success. The numbers are not in, but we do know that the generosity of the tournament sponsors and the work of the event committee means the SBART will be the appreciative recipient of a donation that will truly be a game-changer for our ability to continue our mission and enhance our programs in the future.
I extend a deep appreciation for all of the hard-working members of the SBART Board of Directors. The SBART has no paid staff; we are truly a “working board” with countless committee meetings, luncheons and long hours spent, coupled with the financial generosity of our sponsors and members, to keep the SBART mission moving forward. Last, but not least, a very hearty “thank you” to our local sports media for covering our luncheons, working together to honor our student-athletes with weekly and end-of-year awards and for publically sharing all of the great sports stories from our high schools and colleges each and every day.
As a former high school teacher, I know that student-athletes learn lessons on the field and on the court that translate into academic success, social confidence and lifelong skills in teamwork, discipline, organization and goal-setting. The Round Table plays an important part in reminding all of these students that they are doing the right thing. Additionally, the camaraderie the SBART helps build among our local coaches, athletes, press and community encourages many of our athletes to give back to the athletic community for many years after their playing years are over.
Thank you to all of you in attendance tonight for showing your support for our local student-athletes, coaches, community leaders, sports media and the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table. 2017
Almost five decades ago, Jerry Harwin and Caesar Uyesaka sipped coffee at Caesar’s Restaurant, talking about the need for a sports group in Santa Barbara that could help the local athletic community in times of need. After Jerry and Caesar shared a couple more coffee breaks together, the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table was born. Its motto: The advancement and betterment of all sports and athletics in the greater Santa Barbara area.
The SBART got off to a fast start. Its first organizational meeting was held at Santa Barbara’s East Beach on January 25, 1968. Hundreds of people attended this meeting, and over 200 joined that evening as Charter Members.
The SBART’s first annual banquet was held at Santa Barbara City College onJune 22, 1968. Through membership dues, contributions, fundraising events and local foundations, the Round Table has raised more than $2 million for local athletics.
Harry’s Plaza Café was the site of the SBART’s first press luncheon held on September
Founders Founders 14, 1970. The luncheons, initiated by the new president, Bill Bertka, were similar to a “Monday Morning Quarterback Club.” All area schools were represented by the head coaches of the sports in season. For over four decades the SBART luncheons have been held at Harry’s every Monday, attended by standing-room-only crowds.
Since its first meeting back in 1968, the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table has helped thousands of individuals and organizations by raising funds to support their athletic programs. The Round Table is proud to help student-athletes at all levels compete in events they would otherwise not have been able to attend.
It is with our deepest regards and warmest thanks that we acknowledge and celebrate the vision and hard work of our founders, Caesar Uyesaka, Jerry Harwin and Bill Bertka.
SBART
The mission of the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table is to recognize and support athletic participation as an important means of fostering discipline, teamwork, self-respect, personal responsibility, and camaraderie.
The SBART provides a public forum for area athletic coaches and athletes; grants financial support to Mission organizations, teams, and individuals to further their participation in sports; and publicly honors athletic Statement performance, scholastic achievement and exemplary ethical behavior. Platinum Members $2,500 level 2017 David and Leila Carpenter William MacFadyen Ernesto & Kathy Quiroz Paul Menzel Tully Ramsaur
Founder’s Circle Members SBART $1,000 level Anonymous Steve Holmgren Keith Berry Mr. Peter Jordano Chad & Ginny Dreier Mick Luckhurst Fidelity National Title Co. Stevens and Associates
Regal Members Members $250 level Members Ralph Barkey Joel Garbarino Joseph Nunez Bob Archer Barry Gellert William & Joan Oakley Diane Barrickman Dexter Goodell Diane & Joe O’Brien Donald & Anita Barry Karen Griffith Diana O’Connell N. Dennis Berg Renee Grubb Joel Ohlgren Donn Bernstein Lad Handelman Bill Peeples Jack Bianchi David Hoffman Steve Peterson David Bolton Howell, Moore & Gough LLP Carl & Karen Peus David Borgatello Steve Hyslop Chad Prentice Jay Borgeson Janis Ingham Ken Preston William & Meredith Brace Kelly Jensen George & Cathy Rempe Willie Brown Dick Jensen Guy Rivera Ethel Byers Joel A. Kaufman Randy Rowse Chris Casebeer Laurie Leighty Joan Russell-Price Fred Clough Barry Liker Dr. Richard Ryu MD Michael & Marni Cooney Tyrone Maho Linda Seals Gary Cunningham Louis Manzo Jay Smith Dr. Charity Dean John McCutcheon Ann Sonstelie Gene Deering Tim McGaughey Jon Sonstelie Darryll Dewan Paul McLean Bruce & Tracy Stevens Ron Dickman Jaime Melgoza Joe Talarico Bob Dinaberg Bruce Micheel Greg Tebbe Joel Dobrin Richard Mires Tim Tremblay Matt & Selena English Chris & Sharol Mkpado Scott Wardlaw Dr. Donald Flanigan Pat Moorhouse Mike Warren Barbara Ford Sean R. Mortland Randy Weiss Dr. Richard Fulton, MD Larry Mousouris Roger Whalen Cara Gamberdella Bob & Holly Murphy Jason Wilson Dr. Frank Gamberdella John Nelson Rick Wilson Jennifer Gamberdella Richard Nelson Marc Winnikoff Marc Gamberdella Tim Nightingale Vaughn Wipf DDS Paul Gamberdella Dr. Robert Nunez Steven Zelko, MD
*Memberships as of 5/5/17. This list may be incomplete due to renewals and/or timing. Our apologies for any omissions. 2017 The Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table honors the lives of two long-time Board Members
Larry Crandell: 1923-2016
Affectionately known as “Mr. Santa Barbara”, Larry Crandell was an original SBART board member and a part of our organization from the beginning. His fundraising prowess is legendary, and the SBART still calls “the ask” for memberships at March Madness “Crandell-izing” the crowd. Holding the honor of SBART Chairman of the Board for as long as anyone can remember, Crandell is credited with raising over $200 million for local charities over nearly six decades. The Larry Crandell Memorial Scholarship, in its first year, will be awarded at this week’s SBART Evening with the Athletes event.
Phil Womble: 1936-2017
Born with ceberal palsy, Phil Womble was the Memorium embodiment of optimism, resilience, intelligence and, above all, humor. He lived his life as he titled his autobiography, “Never Give Up!” An ardent fan of all sports, especially all things UCSB Gaucho, Phil was a UCSB Sports Historian
In since 1969 and a SBART Board Member and the Board Historian. The SBART Phil Womble Ethics in Sports Award is awarded monthly to a high school junior who shows exemplary sportsmanship and character. 2017 LISA WILLETT FRY
Outstanding Athlete Hall of Hall
Lisa Willett Fry is one of the most decorated student athletes in Santa Barbara. At Santa Barbara High, she won numerous league, CIF and local honors for her performances on the basketball and volleyball courts. In her basketball career at UCSB, she played in more than 125 games and went to the NCAA Tournament three straight years while maintaining a GPA that earned academic honors from the school and the Big West Conference.
Willett’s Santa Barbara High basketball honors include: four-time All-County Team (1997-2000), two-time County MVP (1999-2000), three-time All-CIF (1998-2000), two-time Round Table Basketball Player of the Year (1999-2000) and a Nike Camp All-American (1999). She averaged 20 points a game as a senior and 16 as junior, and broke Round
Table Hall of Famer Kristin Knapp’s career scoring record at SBHS. Fame She also starred in volleyball, earning All-Channel League, All-County and All-CIF Fame honors three times.
Recruited by several major programs in basketball, Willett chose to stay home and play for UCSB. She was a key player for three consecutive Gaucho teams that made the NCAA Tournament, including the 2003-04 squad that advanced to the Sweet 16 and gave powerhouse Connecticut a battle before losing in Hartford, Conn.
Basketball, however, was just small part of Willett’s college life. She excelled in the classroom and earned several awards for her hard work and diligence: three-time UCSB Women’s Basketball Excellence in Scholarship, three-time Big West All-Academic team, two-time Verizon Academic All-American, two-time Big West Scholar Athlete of the Year and two-time UCSB Golden Eagle Scholar Athlete recipient.
Willett received her Bachelor of Arts degree from UCSB in religious studies, with a minor in sports management. She earned a Masters in Leadership in Educational Technology from Cal State University, East Bay.
Today, she is a 1st grade teacher at Palmer School in Walnut Creek. She is married to Joel Fry, and they have a 2-year-old son, Everett. 2017 GERARDO JIMENEZ Outstanding Athlete
Gerardo Jimenez helped raise the level of soccer at Dos Pueblos High. He sparked the Chargers to three straight Channel League championships and, in 1983, he led them to a CIF-Southern Section title. They played Camarillo to a 3-3 tie. In those days, the CIF didn’t play overtime in the finals and the teams were declared co-champions.
Jimenez stayed in town and played three seasons at Westmont College before transferring to San Diego State. He flourished with the Aztecs, helping them reach the NCAA Division 1 Final Four in 1987. In the national semifinals against perennial power UCLA, he scored a goal and assisted on the game winner as San Diego State scored a huge upset, beating the Bruins 2-1. San Diego State finished as the national runner-up,
Fame losing to Clemson in the final.
Jimenez was a natural goal scorer. “The best thing about him was he knew where to be and could finish,” said Cam Camerena, who coached Gerardo on Santa Barbara’s first club soccer team, the Gladiators.
Jimenez made his mark right away at DP. He made second-team all-Channel League as a freshman in 1980 and the next year earned league MVP honors as a sophomore after leading the Chargers to the title. He also was named second-team All-CIF, DP’s Offensive MVP and the Round Table’s Soccer Player of the Year.
He repeated as the league MVP and Round Table Player of the Year and earned first- team All-CIF honors as a junior. In addition, he was named to the Southern Section U-17 Select Team and was invited to try out for the Junior OIympic team.
Hall of As a senior, Jimenez was chosen the CIF 4A Division Soccer MVP and won his third straight league MVP and Round Table Player of the Year honor. He also was named to the McDonald’s Far West First Team.
In his three years at Westmont, he earned All-Far West honors three times, including first- team accolades as a sophomore and junior.
He was voted the Top Newcomer Award at San Diego State in 1987. In 2002, he was inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame as a member of that 1987 national runner-up squad. 2017 MARK WARKENTIN
Outstanding Athlete Hall of Hall Mark Warkentin is proof you can go home again.
After swimming all over the world, Warkentin is back where he started in competitive swimming, the Santa Barbara Swim Club. The 2008 U.S. Olympian, four-time All- American at USC and four-time CIF-Southern Section champion at San Marcos High, is now developing youth swimmers as coach of the club.
Warkentin was a phenom at San Marcos High from 1994-98. He never lost an individual event in his four years swimming for the Royals in dual meets and league finals. He holds school records in five events and is the league record holder in the 500 freestyle.
He continued his success in college at USC and at the international level. He placed eighth in the 400 free at the 1996 Olympic Trials, won a gold medal in the 400 free at the 1998 Goodwill Games and took home five golds (200, 400 and 800 freestyle, 4x200
free relay and open water events) from the 1999 World University Games.
Fame Fame He turned his focus to open water swimming and became one of best in the world. He won the 25k race at the USA Swimming National championships and took bronze medals in the 5k and 10k races in 2006. That same year, he captured the 10k at the World Cup in Belem, Brazil, where in the swift current of the Amazon River, he was timed in a blazing 1 hour, 26 minutes.
“The 2006 race was the last World Cup race ever held in the Amazon,” he said.
In 2007, Warkentin placed fourth in the 25k at the World Championships in Melbourne, Australia, repeated as the 25k national champion and again won bronze in the 5k and 10k and won the 10k at the U.S. Olympic Trials.
In 2009, he earned a silver in the 25k and took seventh in the 10k at the World Championships in Seville, Spain, to earn a spot in the field at 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China.
He dug deep to qualify for the Olympics. “Only the top 10 finishers from this race would qualify, and with 3,000 meters left I was in a tightly bunched group of (approximately) eight athletes vying for the last four spots,” Warkentin said. “The physical nature of that 3,000 meters resulted in two red card ejections from the race. After 90 minutes of fast- paced swimming, the final 30-minute sprint was the longest sustained period of pain I’ve ever endured.”
He finished eighth in the first open-water competition in Olympic history.
In 2010, he competed in the Faros Marathon Swim in Croatia and took first place. 2017 DONALD YOUNG Outstanding Athlete
The success Donald Young has experienced in his life can be traced back to his days of playing baseball for the legendary Scott O’Leary at Dos Pueblos. Young was a three-year starter for O’Leary’s Chargers, helping them win a Channel League championship in his senior year of 1975. He earned All-CIF honors that year and became a first-round draft pick of the Atlanta Braves. He was scouted by baseball Hall of Famer and Santa Barbara High legend Eddie Mathews. “Coach O’Leary and baseball taught me how to prepare, how to be a good teammate and how to compete.” says Young. “Those are lessons that have added great richness to many aspects in my life, including academics, family, business and friendships.” In his third season of pro baseball, Young’s path in life took a dramatic turn. He was hit in the face by a pitch during spring training of 1977 and suffered broken bones.
Fame “A bright spot was that if you are ever going to break your face, it is good to do it in Palm Beach, Fla., where there are a lot of very expert plastic surgeons,” he cracked. It was during those frustrating and lonely periods of downtime after rehab that he reflected on his future. “It helped me put in perspective baseball as a career versus the possibility of going to college,” he said. While he loved to play baseball, Young said he learned after he stopped playing that it wasn’t just the game he loved, it was the opportunity to compete. “And life is full of opportunities to compete,” he says. He took his competitive spirit to Harvard, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in economics in 1982 and a MBA from the Business School in 1984. He’s made a name for himself in the business world. Since 2001, he’s been the President and CEO of Aspen Aerogels, a leading energy technology company in Massachusetts.
Hall of Donald and his wife of 32 years, Caroline, have three children, Charlie (32), Natalie (29) and Mollie (24). They have one granddaughter, Georgia, the daughter of Charlie and his wife, Laura. Donald’s story of success always stuck with O’Leary. He recalls a story O’Leary told him several years after he graduated from DP. “Some parents were visiting the school to see if it was right for their ballplayer son. They figured out quickly that Coach O’Leary was special so they focused instead on exploring the academics at DP. Scott said to them in a nonchalant sort of way that, ‘Yes, the academics are strong at DP. In fact, one of our better ballplayers, Don Young, is at Harvard now after being drafted by the Atlanta Braves in the first round.’ “It was all the parents needed to hear. Scott had that twinkle in his eye when he told me the story. It really made me proud that Coach O’Leary thought that I reflected well on the school and the baseball program.” 2017 JON LEE Coach Inductee
Jon Lee was born into a basketball family and a family of educators.
Educating always has been a big part of his life’s mission. But when it came to sports, he
forged his own path and found his passion in volleyball. The sport has not only enriched Hall of Hall his life but the lives of hundreds of local youth and youth around the world.
Lee served as the head volleyball coach for the boys and girls varsity teams as well as a respected English teacher at San Marcos High from 1986 to 2009. He guided the Royals to several Channel League titles, won three CIF-Southern Section championships, sent numerous student athletes to play in college, and inspired more than 40 of his former players go into the coaching ranks. Among them are Jason Donnelly (Rutgers University, Bishop Diego, Laguna Blanca), Erica Menzel (San Marcos), Dwayne Hauschild (Dos Pueblos & San Marcos), Dave Goss (Providence), Todd Rogers (Laguna Blanca, UCSB, Cal Poly SLO).
Lee had such an impact on student athletes at San Marcos that the school named the gym court after him.
Lee’s vast knowledge of the game helped propel Rogers, Dax Holdren and Brook Fame Billings to become Olympians. Holdren finished fifth in beach volleyball at the 2004 Fame Olympics in Athens, Greece. Billings played on the U.S. Indoor team in Athens. Rogers won the gold medal in beach volleyball at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China and is recognized as one of the all-time best players in the world.
He has done just about everything imaginable in the sport of volleyball. He played four years at UCSB and won a national indoor championship in 1969, beating UCLA in the U.S. Volleyball Association final. He earned second-team All-American honors three times. He still dabbled in basketball while attending UCSB, winning a two-on-two intramural title with Michael Berger in 1968.
He went overseas and played two years of professional volleyball in Mallorca, Spain, winning a second division Spanish national championship in 1974. He returned to Santa Barbara and played a season with the Santa Barbara Spikers pro team of the International Volleyball Association.
Lee then devoted himself to beach volleyball and played 12 years at the highest level. His playing partners included his younger brother Greg Lee, who was the point guard on back-to-back (1972-73) NCAA championship basketball teams at UCLA, John Hanley (SBHS alum), Karch Kiraly (SBHS alum), Don Shaw and Larry “Boomer’ Milliken.
He’s continued to play on the sand after his glory years and has won nine divisional titles at the Motherlode Volleyball Classic in Aspen, Colo.
Lee is also skillful with words, and that talent led to a gig as a senior editor for Volleyball Magazine. The job allowed him to travel all over the world, including Cuba. His expertise in volleyball combined with his loquaciousness helped land him a broadcasting job with ESPN. 2017 LARRY MOUSOURIS Special Achievement
“My calling has been coaching and developing young individuals.”
Larry Mousouris has done remarkably well in those areas during his long career coaching at the Santa Barbara Tennis Club.
His list of pupils is quite impressive. It includes Allison Hardey, who led Santa Barbara High to four CIF titles, won a NCAA team championship at Stanford and was recently inducted into the SBHS Hall of Fame; Harvard Hall of Fame inductee and Dos Pueblos alum Kathy Vigna, the first player to earn All-Ivy League honors all four years at Harvard; Round Table Hall of Famers and Channel League singles champions Amelia White (SBHS), Kara Warkentin (San Marcos) and Lola Trenwith (SBHS). On the boys’ side, there’s NCAA Division 1 All-Americans like Mark Wooldridge, Alex Nizet and Chase Fame Melton; nationally ranked boys like Spencer Simon and Heath Montgomery. There’s Mike Falberg, a two-time CIF singles champion at Santa Barbara High, an NCAA team champion at Stanford and the1980 U.S. Open junior champion; 1985 U.S. Open Junior Champion and No. 3 world-ranked Tim Trigueiro, a four-time Channel League champion for Santa Barbara High.
Most recently, he’s helped develop teenager Kayla Day. She won the 2016 U.S. Open Junior title and was ranked the No. 1 junior by the International Tennis Federation before turning professional. She’s playing on the women’s world tour.
Tennis always been a huge part of Mousouris’ life. He was the No. 1 singles player for a Channel League-champion San Marcos team back in the mid-1960s. He played collegiately at SBCC and Cal Poly and earned honors at both schools. He was the SBCC team MVP and the Round Table College Tennis Player of the Year in 1968. At Cal Poly, he was team captain and MVP of the second-ranked Mustangs team in Division
Hall of 2. He won the CCAA singles and doubles championships in 1970, reached the Division 2 singles quarterfinals and doubles final and earned All-American honors.
He said leading Cal Poly to its first conference title in 25 years and a second-place place in NCAA D2 is one of his greatest moments as a player.
Mousouris played professional tennis for a short time, specifically as a doubles partner with Bob Hochstader and Jim Slaught.
He became a teaching pro and the tennis director at the Santa Barbara Tennis Club in 1972. He coached at SBCC in 1988-89 and was named the Western State Conference Coach of the Year in ’88.
He’s been a staunch supporter for tennis in the community, raising funds for the men’s and women’s programs at UCSB, City College and Santa Barbara High, in addition to the Santa Barbara Tennis Patrons, a grassroots organization that promotes junior tennis throughout our area. He is currently serving on the Tennis Patrons Board. Russ Hargreaves Memorial Award EAST BEACH VOLLEYBALL ACADEMY 2017 East Beach Volleyball Academy provides opportunities for hundreds of youth ages 9-17 to improve their beach volleyball skills through classes, clinics, private instruction and local AVPFirst tournaments. Coaches Katie Spieler and Dana Kabashima have worked with a range of athletes and skill levels helping them to reach their potential and goal of competing in college.
Spieler is a recent University of Hawaii graduate, two-time beach volleyball All-American, 2016 Big West Conference Champion and Player of the Year, Top-30 Nominee for NCAA Female Athlete of the Year, four-year captain of University of Hawaii beach volleyball and 2016 Female Athlete of the Year for University of Hawaii. She has played at the professional and international level on the AVP and NORCECA tours.
Kabashima was a four-year, full-scholarship outside hitter for Villanova University where she was Special team captain, recipient of the 1,000 Career Digs Achievement Award, four-year member of the Big East Academic All-Star Team, and awarded 1st Team All-Tournament. After college, Dana played professional beach volleyball on the AVP, NVL, and NORCECA tours.
In addition to working with youth, the East Beach Volleyball Academy provides advanced skill level beach volleyball classes and clinics for hundreds of adult players helping them to improve their skills and love for the game.
Russ Hargreaves was a dedicated member of the Santa Barbara Recreation Department. He spent a lifetime creating opportunities for others to enjoy the benefits of recreational activities. He loved jogging and was committed to total body fitness. He knew that a healthy mind and body were the first steps to a happy and productive life. This award is given to a person recognized by the Parks &
Recreation Department as a leader in maintaining quality sports programs Awards R.F. MacFarland Memorial Trophy Awards ROBIN PAULSEN Robin Paulsen’s four decades of devotion to track and field and other sports included a 15-year stint in Santa Barbara as a coach, meet director, motivational speaker and president/vice-president for the Club West track club. He came to Santa Barbara City College in 1989 as an associate professor as well as the coach of cross country and track just after having won both the State and the National Region 8 Boys Track Coach of the Year Award at Belmont High. “They had just laid down the new track at La Playa Stadium when I was interviewed, and they wanted to have major meets there,” Paulsen said. He wound up directing eight State or Southern California championship meets, two National Corporate Championships, two National Armed Forces Championships, as well as 15 Easter Relays meets. He also coached and helped run masters as well as youth meets for Club West. Paulsen retired from SBCC in 2003, although he returned to coach the Vaqueros for one more season in the spring of 2008. He was a four-time winner of the Western State Conference Coach of the Year Award and was inducted into the California Community College Cross Country/Track Coaches Hall of Fame in 2007.
R.F. MacFarland was one of the founders of Semana Nautica in 1936. This award is given annually to the person or organization who best exemplifies community leadership in the area of sports and athletics. It is sponsored by The City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation Department, local media and the Semana Nautica Association. Master Athlete Award 2017 MIKE POWER In January 2016, a surfing accident left Mike Power with a broken back, three crushed vertebrae and no exercise for six weeks. He tried getting in the water but could swim very little and could not do flip turns. Despite this setback, Power has excelled as a master swimmer over the last year and a half.
As any competitor would do, he decided this injury would be a great start to a lofty goal of competing at the 2016 Master Nationals!! Still not 100 percent, he competed in the 45-49 age group in August 2016 in Gresham, Ore. Power notched a 3rd place finish in the 50M backstroke, 4th in the 200M free, 4th in the 50M free, 5th in the 100 free and 6th in the 50M butterfly.
In 2016 Power made the “2016 US Masters National Top 10” long course meters rankings in the 50M free (10th), 100M free (8th) and 200M free (8th) in the 45-49 age group.
In December 2016, Power competed at the Fall Southern Pacific Regional Short Course Meters championships and placed 1st in the 50M free, 1st in the 100M free, 2nd in the 50M butterfly and 3rd in the 100M backstroke
He made the “2016 US Masters National Top 10” short course meters rankings in the 50M free (4th), 100M free (5th) and 50M butterfly (6th) in the 45-49 age group.
Awards Power competes for Santa Barbara Masters and is a Santa Barbara High alumnus (1986) and Wheaton College graduate (1991). He is married to Heather and is with the University of California Police, stationed at UCSB.
This award was established and endowed by Louise Lowry Davis to encourage the continued participation in competitive sports, regardless of age. It is given for achievement by an athlete over the age of 40 years.
Special Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table Special Awards History 2017
Russ Hargreaves R.F. MacFarland Memorial Award Memorial Trophy 1977 Stubby Herman 1964 Caesar Uyesaka 2003 Derek Westen 1978 Frank Van Schaik 1965 E.N. “Nick” Carter 2004 SB News-Press 1978 Bill Van Schaik 1966 Jerry Harwin 2005 Chris Casebeer 1979 Jim Harvey 1967 S.B. Jaycees 2006 Bruce Giffin
1980 Anita Watts 1968 George H. Adams 2007 Greg Knowles Special 1981 Vic de la Cruz 1969 SBART 2008 Jim Harvey 1982 Jim Rogers 1970 Phillip Patton 2009 Ethel Byers 1983 Eric Arneson 1971 William Bertka 2010 Clyde Bennett 1984 George Chelini 1972 Charles Stearns 2011 Rich Hanna 1985 Mike Chasson 1973 Ed Ware 2012 Joe Coito 1986 Cliff Lambert 1974 James Halliburton 2013 Jon Lee 1987 John Brennand 1975 William J. Blythe 2014 SB Swim Club 1988 Bill Hamilton 1976 Albert “Bud” Revis 2015 Jake Clinton 1989 Sal Rodriguez 1977 Russell Hargreaves 2016 John Dvorak 1990 Ed Holdren 1978 Bill Van Shaik 1991 Earl Pointer 1979 Richard C. Johns 1992 Paul Hodgert 1980 Frank Swain
1992 Carol Smith 1981 Craig A. Case Master Athlete Award Awards 1993 Mariana de Sena 1982 Larry Crandell 1996 Bob Sherman Awards 1994 Richard Medel 1983 Youth Football 1997 Grace Altus 1995 John Spaventa League 1998 Ted Hatlan 1996 David de Ponce 1983 Peter C. Jordano 1998 John Whittemore 1997 Kevin Reddick 1985 Ulrich “Bill” Gulje 2000 Payton Jordan 1998 Girls Inc. of Carpinteria 1986 Barry Berkus 2001 Sinclair Bill 1999 Joe Coito 1987 Dave Kohl 2002 John Brennand 2000 Jean & Joe Pommier 1988 La Playa Comm. 2003 Clyde Bennett 2001 Theresa Frazier Brown Sports Assoc. 2004 Jurgen Schmidt 2002 Debbie Foley 1989 Las Positas 2005 Duncan Thomas 2003 Peggy Buchanan Friendship Park 2006 Don Flanigan, MD 2004 Ada Connor 1990 Robert R. Huhn 2007 Bill Pollock 2005 Ralph Holmes 1991 S.B. City Recreation 2008 Steve Wordell 2006 Tom Doolittle 1992 Herb Peterson 2009 Vic Birtalan 2007 Paul Bradford 1992 Dave Peterson 2010 Jill Gass 2007 Ken Doss 1993 Dick Mires 2011 Andy Neumann 2008 Michael Anderson 1994 Youth Sports Assoc. 2012 Terry Thomas 2009 Bernard Hicks 1995 David Pintard 2013 Patty Bryant 2010 Lloyd Biggs 1996 Jeff Farrell 2014 Elaine Campo 2011 Joe Salcedo 1997 S.B. Softball Club 2015 Nash Jimenez 2012 James Coronado 1998 Paul Menzel 2016 Sue McDonald 2013 Tim Werner 1999 SB Bank & Trust 2014 Pony Baseball 2000 Joan Russell 2015 Beverly Lewis 2001 Joe Howell 2016 Lito Garcia 2002 Cliff Lambert Hall of Fame Members Athletes Victor Bartolome 1995 Jeff Jameson 2008 Larry Moriarty 1996 Mark Mattos 2008 Keith Gledhill* 1968 Jim Odoms 1996 Nicole Sanchez 2008 Gene Lillard* 1968 Anne Tweedy Whitford 1996 Micheline Sheaffer White 2008 Lou Tsoutsouvas* 1968 Cindy Schmandt Scannella 1997 Jeff Azain 2009 James Anderson* 1969 Cindy Banks 1997 Ati Conner 2009 Marv Goux* 1970 Michael Morando 1997 Ken Duncan 2009 Cal Rossi* 1970 Phil Olds* 1997 Jenny Hehnke 2009 Harry McLaughlin* 1971 Ron Fricia* 1998 Amelia White-Escalante 2009 Eddie Mathews* 1972 Tom Grewe 1998 Alan Everest 2010 Albert Steinert* 1972 Tom Montross 1998 Ann Latham 2010 Bill Lillard* 1973 Marina Gomez 1998 Kevin Marsh 2010 William Peacock* 1973 Cindy Battistone-Hill 1998 Kieran O’Leary-Roblee 2010 Mike Dimas* 1974 Dennis Savage 1999 Thor Schmidt 2010 Lawrence Stevens* 1974 Poncho Renteria 1999 Ryan Spilborghs 2010 Norman Duncan* 1975 Gary Fischer 1999 Jenny (Santos)Lafferty 2011 Otey Scruggs* 1975 Steve Pate 2000 Linnea Mendoza Meister 2011 Ralph Wood* 1976 Jesse Orosco 2000 Omel Nieves 2011 Peter Zucco* 1976 Andrea Serrano 2000 Scott Puailoa 2011 Charles Sylvester* 1977 Jim Peterson 2001 Kyle Shotwell 2011 Ernie Zampese 1977 Chris Haake 2001 John Barbieri 2012 Alex Bravo 1978 Sam Randolph, Jr. 2001 Nancy Craig 2012 Rod Dowhower 1979 Kristin Knapp Cole 2001 Tony Gilbert* 2012 Allan Lamont* 1980 Tom Duke 2001 John Pate 2012 Bruce Coldren 1981 Brian Moulton 2002 Dawn Schroeder 2012 Jack Gage* 1981 Tracye Jean-Marie Lawyer 2002 Chris Segesman 2012 Booker Brown 1982 Bob Weirum 2002 Janelle Thompson 2012 Wendy Hicks Stockwell 1983 John Gilbert 2002 Faha Banks 2013 Dario Castagnola* 1984 Sal Rodriguez 2003 Danny Beal 2013 Jim Murphy 1985 John Tremblay 2003 David Phreaner 2013 Sam Cunningham 1985 Debbie Lipson Ekola 2003 Todd Rogers 2013 Don Ford 1986 Mike Yamasaki 2003 Amber Stevens 2013 Dick Glover* 1986 Denise Yamada Axelson 2004 Stefanie Christoferson 2014 Steve Moore* 1987 Ed Bowman 2004 Megan Enyeart 2014 Buddy Allin* 1987 James Cappon 2004 Mike Fitzgerald 2014 Paul Hartloff 1988 Karen Griffith 2004 Lola Trenwith Georgi 2014 Al Geiberger 1988 Jerry Hughes 2004 Scott Winnewisser 2014 Jamaal Wilkes 1988 Stephanie Rempe 2004 Eric Menzel-Downing 2015 Gene Bowman 1989 Randall Cunningham 2005 Shannon Frowiss Phipps 2015 Doug Little 1990 Don Dendinger 2005 Bradlee Van Pelt 2015 Bob Looney 1990 Henry Gonzales 2005 Kimi Wong 2015 John Valentino* 1991 Alma Martinez 2005 Kelly Schmandt Ferguson 2016 Karch Kiraly 1991 Allen Pugh 2005 Chris Gocong 2016 Bill Oakley 1992 Coley Candaele 2006 Gary Pearce 2016 Peter O’Garro* 1992 John Korfas 2006 Scott Randall 2016 Rino Filippin 1993 John Moreno 2006 Meghan Moore Reardon 2016 Terry Schroeder 1993 Lori Sanchez Kibbie 2006 Diane Sebastian Pestolesi 1993 Todd Stoney 2006 Gary Woods 1994 Paula Bowen-Canty 2007 Rudy Ybarra 1994 Don Hopwood 2007 Debbie (Willie) Haliday 1994 Gerry Karczewski 2007 Doug Partie 1995 Kara Warkentin 2007 Holly Ford-Emerson 1995 Jeff Chaffin 2008 Hall of Fame Members Special Achievement Sterling Winans* 1973 Theodore Harder* 1974 Community Leaders John Whittemore* 1977 Art Gallon* 1975 Henry Espinosa* 1978 William Crow* 1976 Max Fleischman* 1968 Timothy Badillo* 1979 Earl Murray* 1977 Caesar Uyesaka* 1969 Peter Poole* 1980 Albert Revis* 1978 Fred Joehnck* 1970 Santos Escobar 1981 Sam Cathcart* 1979 Jerry Harwin* 1971 Gates Foss, Sr. 1982 Jack Curtice* 1980 Hal Orion* 1972 James Anderson 1983 Charles Sylvester* 1980 Henry Ewald* 1973 Nick Carter 1983 Bob Morelli* 1981 George Adams* 1974 Charles Christiansen* 1983 Mike Moropoulos 1982 Charles Christiansen* 1975 Paul Crawford* 1983 Satini Puailoa, Sr.* 1983 Marshall Booher* 1976 Sterling Winans* 1983 Lloyd Erhard* 1984 Katherine McCloskey* 1977 Doug White* 1984 Russ Carr 1985 Phil Patton* 1977 Frank Holguin* 1985 Jack Siemens* 1986 Sam Battistone, Sr.* 1978 Harry Callahan 1987 Maury Halleck* 1987 Alfred Robertson* 1979 Elmer Boeseke* 1988 Gene Snyder 1988 William Russell* 1980 Ken Kellogg* 1989 Rusty Fairly* 1989 Frank Swain* 1981 James Halliburton* 1990 Joe Mueller 1990 R.F. MacFarland* 1982 Danny Andrade* 1991 Linda Dawson 1991 William Hitchcock* 1983 Sal Rodriguez 1992 Lou Panizzon 1992 Allen Rogers, Sr.* 1984 Phil Womble* 1994 Tom Byron, Jr.* 1993 Richard Johns 1985 John Brennand 1995 Donald Volpi* 1994 Bob Mullaney* 1986 Mike Dulawan* 1996 John Stoney 1995 Craig Case 1987 Marcia Constance 1997 Sam Adams* 1996 Bill Blythe* 1988 John Hamson 1998 Bob Dinaberg 1997 Louise Lowry Davis* 1988 Anita Ho 1999 Jim Bashore* 1997 Bill Bertka 1989 Jeff Farrell 2000 Jack Sanford 1998 Larry Crandell* 1990 Joel Silverman 2001 Gordon McClenathen 1998 Peter Jordano 1991 Dick Olmstead* 2002 Jack Trigueiro 1999 Ed Holdren 1992 Jim St. Clair* 2002 Pat Moorhouse-MacPhee 1999 Vaughn Wipf 1992 Dale Okinaka* 2003 Norris Fletcher 2000 Jay Smith 1993 Janice Campbell 2003 Chet Kammerer 2000 Bill Levy 1994 Gary Cavaletto 2004 Dave Gorrie 2001 Rath Shelton* 1995 Banquet BBQ Team 2005 Mike Hart 2001 Keith Berry 1996 Dick Heron, Norm Lammer* & John Osborne 2001 Joseph T. Brusca* 1997 Chuck Wagner* Bill Shields 2002 Desmond O’Neill 1998 Laird Hayes 2006 Ralph Barkey 2003 Paul Menzel 1999 John Stoney 2007 Scott O’Leary* 2004 Chuck Kelsey 2000 Tyler Dumm 2008 Cathy Sanford 2005 Dick Mires 2001 Neill Wright 2008 Russ Wenzlau* 2005 George Bliss* 2002 Alexander Herman* 2009 Jerry Pimm 2006 Jack Bianchi 2003 Dan Cerda 2010 Carmen DiPoalo 2007 Cliff Lambert 2004 Bill Pintard 2011 Cliff Purcell 2008 Pool Renovation Committee Bob Guillen 2012 Mike Beresford 2009 of Santa Barbara HS 2005 Jim Ranta 2010 Dave Pintard 2006 Coaches Ken Preston 2011 Joe Howell 2007 Mark French 2012 Tim Tremblay 2008 Joby Nunez 2013 Clarence Schutte* 1968 Virgil Elings 2009 Rick Olmstead 2014 Stan Williamson* 1969 Kevin Brown* 2010 Kathy Gregory 2015 Nick Carter* 1970 South Coast Community Fred Warrecker 2016 Willie Wilton* 1971 Aquatics Center 2011 Clarence Bishop* 1972 Bill & Kristi Parrish 2012 Ethel Byers 2013 Joan Russell Price 2014
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