PAGE INFORMATION 2004-05 MEDIA GUIDE Table of Contents Quick Facts Index / Quick Facts / Roster ........1 University Facts 2004-05 Preview ..........................2 Location ........................................................Los Angeles, CA Head Coach Alex Galvan ..............4 2004-05 Player Bios......................5 Founded ..........................................................................1911 2003-04 Final Results ..................8 Enrollment ....................................................................8,300 All-Time Roster ............................9 Nickname ......................................................................Lions All-Time WCC Results ..................10 National Affiliation ......................................NCAA Division I All-Time Honors ..........................10 Men’s Golf Yearly Results............11 Conference..........................................West Coast Conference Golf Records................................14 President ......................................Rev. Robert B. Lawton, S.J. Facilities / President / AD ..........15 Athletic Director........................................Dr. William Husak General Info / Directions............16 Welcome to LMU ..........................17 The Colleges ................................18 Men’s Golf Facts The LRC........................................19 Head Coach ....................................................Alex G. Galvan Compliance / Administration......20 Alma Mater..................................Loyola Marymount (1982) Los Angeles ................................IBC Career Record....................................................Third Season Credits: Office Phone..................................................(310) 258-8619 The 2004-05 Men's Golf Media Office Fax ......................................................(310) 338-5915 Guide is a product of the LMU Letterwinners Returning / Lost ......................................5 / 3 Athletic Media Relations Office. Photography provided by Glenn Newcomers ............................................................................3 Cratty, Jeff Golden and Dave Hill, Sports Information Director ..............................John Shaffer with LA photos courtesy of the Los Angeles Convention and Visitors Office Phone..................................................(310) 338-7643 Bureau. The Hollywood Sign™ & Office Fax ......................................................(310) 338-2703 © 2001 Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, licensed by Global Website....................................................www.LMULions.com Icons LLC, all rights reserved. Address............................................................One LMU Drive Additional copies of this guide are available for $5 each. ............................................................Los Angeles, CA 90045 2004-05 Men’s Golf Roster Name Hr. Wt. Yr-Exp Hometown (Previous School) Jeremy Bovill 5-9 140 FR-HS Agoura Hills, CA/Agoura HS Jason D'Amore 5-11 185 FR-HS Manhattan Beach, CA/Mira Costa HS Dean Delaye 5-8 145 JR-2V Seattle, WA/Eastside Catholic HS Gregg Gauvin 5-10 175 FR-HS Valencia, CA/Valencia HS Peter Heilbron 6-2 175 SR-1V West Hills, CA/Pima Community College Chaz Inouye 5-9 160 JR-2V Wailuku, HI/St. Anthony HS Brendan von Doehren 6-0 170 SO-1V Auburn, WA/Nevada-Reno Jason Wilk 6-0 150 SO-1V Agoura Hills, CA/Westlake HS HEAD COACH: Alex G. Galvan (Loyola Marymount, 1982) - Third Season Jeremy Jason Dean Gregg Peter Chaz Brendan Jason BOVILL D’AMORE DELAYE GAUVIN HEILBRON INOUYE von WILK Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Junior Sophomore DOEHREN Sophomore Sophomore MEN’S GOLF 1 2004-05 SEASON PREVIEW Junior Chaz Inouye became the first Lion to earn consecutive All-WCC honors after an 8th place finish in 2004. MAKING STRIDES With top golfers returning combined with one of the program’s best recruiting classes, the Lions’ look to make strides in the WCC. hen taking a first glance at the Loyola playing four years of golf in 1982. "With the play- Marymount University men’s golf team ers we have returning and the three young fresh- Wand thier two straight fifth place finishes man that will be joining our program, we have a in the last pair of West Coast Conference chance to continue our improvement and make a Championships, one might wonder what has third statement in the WCC." year coach Alex Galvan so excited. The foundation for the Lions’ success in 2004- In one word, talent. In last year’s WCC 05 will be in two-time All-WCC selection Chaz Championships, the Lions had their top four play- Inouye. The junior led the Lions in low average a ers all finish in the top 20, a first in program histo- year ago and became the first player in LMU histo- ry. On top of that, Galvan and the Lions return their ry to earn consecutive all-conference accolades. He top two performers a year ago and have five return- also became just the third Lion to earn a pair of ing letterwinners from a squad that should mass top-10 finishes in his career, the first to do it in improvement in the WCCs. Add all of that to one of back-to-back seasons. He finished the season with the best recruiting classes in the program’s history, a 75.19 average. one can’t blame the excitement. Joining Inouye as the number two low scorer "We showed some great signs, as a team, in for the Lions is sophomore Brendan von Doehren. improving in our overall play last year," said As a true freshman von Doehren finished 17th at Galvan, who joined the team as head coach in the the WCC Championships and seemed to get better summer of 2002 and graduated from LMU after as the season progressed. His 71 in the second 2 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY 2004-05 SEASON PREVIEW round of the WCCs was his best of the season as he that Galvan considers very balanced. LMU will play finished with a 77.22 average. five tournaments in the fall and five more in the In addition to Inouye and von Doehren, the spring, including the WCC Championships on April Lions return three others who gained valuable 10-12 at Saddle Creek Golf Course. experience from a year ago. After turning heads as “It was important for us to balance the schedule a freshman in 2003, junior Dean Delaye had a rol- to play an equal number in the fall and spring,” said larcoaster of a season a year ago and his improved Galvan. “We have a great combination of some new play with the consistent progress of Inouye and von tournaments and invitationals we have played in Doehren will be a key for 2004-05. before that will really give our players a chance to “The continued improvement by our returning grow and compete for the WCC title.” players will be important to our season,” said The season begins on Sept. 16 in a trip to the Gold Galvan. “We need them to not only improve on the Rush hosted by UCLA at the PGA Southern Golf Club. course but in leadership of our young team. We The fall slate also includes the Vandal Fall Classic have a very talented group of players who have a (Sept. 24-27) hosted by the University of Idaho, the great attitude and work ethic. They are the reason I Nestle Prina Classic (Oct. 10-12) hosted by Missouri, am excited about this season.” the Santa Clara Men’s Invitational (Oct. 24-26) and Senior Peter Heilbron and sophomore Jason the CSUN/Countrywide Home Loans Intercollegiate Wilk also return for the Lions. Heilbron finished (Nov. 7-9). 37th in the WCCs after playing with a back injury The spring season will begin with the LMU hosted most of the spring campaign. Wilk appeared in Carson Daly Intercollegiate in February. Heading into three tournaments as a true freshman in 2003-04. the WCCs the Lions will then play in the Braveheart Joining the Lions is a trio of freshman who Classic (Feb. 27-Mar. 1), the Sacramento State Men’s bring an impressive list of credentials to the pro- Invitational (Mar. 12-14) and the Fidelity National gram. Title hosted by Cal Poly (Mar. 23-25). Mira Coasta High School graduate Jason D’Amore played in the 104th United States Amateur, a USGA Championship played at the famous Winged Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck, NY, in August. He is considered one of the best golfers to ever come out of the Bay Area after winning the league champi- onship twice. Jeremy Bovill and Gregg Gauvin also bring impressive resumes to the program. Bovill was a four-year letterwinner and a three-time All-Marmonte League selection at Agoura Hills High School. He helped his team advance to the CIF Regionals, the CIF Southern Sectionals and the CIF State Finals while playing in numerous national tournaments. Gauvin was also a four-year letterwinner who earned all-league honors his final three sea- sons at Valencia High School. He helped his team to Southern Sectional finals and a second place finish. The young but talented squad will get tested throughout the 2004-05 season with a schedule As a freshman, Brendan von Doehren ranked second on the team in stroke average and is part of the Lions’ bright future. MEN’S GOLF 3 THE COACH HEAD COACH Alex G. Galvan Head Coach Third Season • LMU (‘82) lex Galvan was challenges,” Galvan said. “I have a lot to learn and Ahired in the sum- will have my hands full. However, I believe I have a mer of 2002 as the lot to give back to this program and I know this head coach of the program will accomplish great things.” men’s golf program Prior to his position at the El Cabellero, Galvan at Loyola Marymount University. He became just was the head golf professional at Tierra Rejada Golf the second head coach of the program in 32 years. Club