2011-12 Men's Basketball Media Guide

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CAL STATE STANISLAUS FACTSSchool .................................. California State University StanislausLocation .................................................................... Turlock, Calif.Founded/Enrollment ...................................................1957/9,248Colors/Nickname ...........................Red, Gold and White/WarriorsFacility ................................Ed & Bertha Fitzpatrick Arena (2,000)President ..........................................................Dr. Hamid ShirvaniProvost/VP, Academic Affairs ..............................Dr. James StrongAffiliation ..............................................................NCAA Division IIConference ....................California Collegiate Athletic Association

INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS / Area Code (209)Interim Athletics Director ...................... Gabriel Bolton, 667-3016Associate A.D./SWA ...................................... Kim Duyst, 667-3312Athletics Assistant .............................. Charlene Bargas, 664-3016Faculty Athletic Rep. ..............................Dr. John Mayer, 667-6682Academic Advisor ....................................... Amye Leon, 664-6635 Head Athletics Trainer ............................. Dake Walden, 664-6838Athletics Trainer......................................... Gary Hogan, 667-3415Budget Analyst .........................................Durena Long, 667-3088Assistant A.D./SID ...................................... Hung P. Tsai, 667-3168 SID Fax/Email ......................... 667-3313/[email protected] Website ......................................... WarriorAthletics.com

MEN’S BASKETBALL FACTSHead Coach ............................................................ Larry ReynoldsCoach’s Alam Mater (year) .............................UC Riverside (1976)Coach’s Record at CSUS (year) ..................................... 22-32 (3rd) Career Records DII/DI .................132-67 (7 yrs)/63-83 (5 yrs)Phone .................................................................... (209) 667-3528E-mail ........................................................ [email protected]

Assistant Coach/Phone ...................................Ben Riley, 667-3938Email .............................................................briley1@csustan.edu

Team History:All-time Overall record ..................................................... 529-641All-time DII record (since 1989) ........................................ 245-330Overall record since joining CCAA (1998) ......................... 127-207All-time CCAA record ........................................................ 102-163Best season (DII) .....................................................1988-89 (21-8)CCAA Tournament Appearance ...................................1 (2010-11)

2010-11 Overall Record ........................................................ 12-152010-11 CCAA Record/Place .......................................10-12/t-6th

2011-12 INFORMATIONStarters Returning/Lost ............................................................2/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..................................................5/8

Top Returners:Reggie Jones, F, 6-11, SR (Paterson, N.J.) All-CCAA, 15 ppg, 4.8 rpg, 31 blk, 121 FTsDan Daviess, G, 6-2, SR (Danville) 7.8 ppg, 37 3-pointers, 20 stl, 34 astBrett Sayad, G/F, 6-6, SR (Ceres) 5.8 ppg, 3.1 rpg, 83% FT,

Top Newcomers:Vincent Fuller (G, 6-3, Jr., Compton/El Camino College)Donald Gaines (G/F, 6-5, Jr., Oakland/SW College)Joseph Malone (G, 6-3, Jr., Los Angeles/El Camino College)Clinton Tremelling (G, 6-1, Fr., Sutter Creek/Amador HS)Marcus Walters (G, 6-4, Jr., Riverside/Irvine Valley College)

TAble oF ConTenTS2011-12 WARRIORSQuick Facts ............................................................................... 1Roster/Team Picture ................................................................. 3Head Coach Larry Reynolds ......................................................4Assistant Coach Ben Riley/Staff ................................................5Seniors ........................................................................................ Dan Daviess............................................................................ 6 Frank Monge .......................................................................... 6 Reggie Jones .......................................................................... 7 Brett Sayad ............................................................................. 7Player Bios ...........................................................................8-11

TEAM HISTORY2010-11 Stats & Results ..........................................................152010-11 CCAA Recap .............................................................. 16Year-by-Year Results...........................................................17-18Records vs. Opponents ......................................................18-19Year-by-Year Category Leaders ...............................................19Record Book ......................................................................20-23Awards & Honors.................................................................... 24Coaching Records/Postseason ................................................25

The CCAA ...........................................................................26-27

UNIVERSITYThis is Cal State Stanislaus .................................................28-30President’s Message ............................................................... 31University President & Provost ...............................................32Associated Students, Inc. ........................................................33

WARRIOR ATHLETICSAthletics Administration .........................................................34Athletics Staff ......................................................................... 35Sports Information & Media Relations ...................................36Athletic Trainer/Strength & Conditioning ...............................37SAAC/CHAMPS Life Skills ........................................................38Academic Advising & Support ................................................39Ed & Bertha Fitzpatrick Arena ................................................40Athletics Facilities ................................................................... 41Warrior Tradition .................................................................... 42

COMMUNITYWarrior Athletics Club .......................................................43-46Corporate Sponsors ...........................................................47-56

On the Cover: Seniors, from left to right, Frank Monge, Dan Daviess, Brett Sayad and All-CCAA player Reggie Jones.Cover designed by Steve Whitt, University Communications & Public Affairs. Photos by Marty Bicek. Printing by CSUS Print Shop.

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Roster

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/Last School 1 Luther Bell G 6-2 170 Jr. Apple Valley/Granite Hills HS3 Clinton Tremelling G 6-1 185 Fr. Sutter Creek/Amador HS 4 Joe Malone G 6-3 225 Jr. Los Angeles/El Camino College5 Ronnie Sawyer G 6-1 190 Sr. Rahway, N.J./Post University10 Vince Fuller G 6-3 220 Jr. Compton/El Camino College11 Dan Daviess G 6-2 180 Sr. Danville/Diablo Valley College12 Sam Marcus G 5-8 160 So. Bakersfield/Liberty HS13 Reggie Jones F 6-9 245 Sr. Paterson, N.J./Ohlone College15 Marcus Walters G 6-4 195 Jr. Riverside/Irvine Valley College21 Frank Monge C 6-11 255 Sr. San Juan, P.R./Ohlone College23 Brett Sayad G/F 6-6 225 Sr. Ceres/Modesto JC24 Donald Gaines G/F 6-5 180 Jr. Oakland/Southwestern College25 Kenny Mashinchi G 6-4 200 So. Modesto/Central Catholic HS30 Abdullah Dosu F 6-5 190 Sr. Oroville/Shepherd University (WV)

Head Coach: Larry Reynolds (3rd year) Assistant Coach: Ben Riley Team Manager: Zach Bryant

Strength & Conditioning Coach: Matt Fraze

Pronunciation Guide Mashinchi: Ma-shin-chi Monge: Mun-GEE Sayad: Say-Ad

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ReYnolDS ReSUMeLarry Reynolds’ Records and Accolades as a Collegiate Head Coach

Year Institution W-L Postseason Notes 97-98 CSU San Bernardino 12-1598-99 CSU San Bernardino 23- 8 West Region Champion; Advanced to NCAA Quarterfinals; CCAA & West Coach of the Year99-00 CSU San Bernardino 23- 6 CCAA Champion; Advanced to West Region tournament; CCAA Coach of the Year00-01 CSU San Bernardino 24- 4 CCAA Champion; Advanced to West Region championship game; CCAA Coach of the Year01-02 CSU San Bernardino 28- 2 CCAA & West Region Champion; Advanced to NCAA quarterfinals; CCAA Coach of the Year09-10 Cal State Stanislaus 10-1710-11 Cal State Stanislaus 12-15 CCAA Championship appearance Division II Totals 132-67 3 CCAA championships, 2 West Region championships, 4 NCAA appearances

02-03 Long Beach State 5-2203-04 Long Beach State 6-2104-05 Long Beach State 10-20 Big West Tournament appearance05-06 *Long Beach State 0-12 Advanced to Big West Tournament championship game06-07 Long Beach State 24- 8 Big West Champion; NCAA Tournament appearance; Big West Coach of the Year Division I Totals * 45-83 1 Big West title, 3 Big West Tournament appearances, 1 NCAA appearance

Note: Reynolds was associate head coach at UC Riverside from 1979-1995 where UCR won 8 CCAA titles, three West Regional championships (1980, 1989, 1995) and made 10 NCAA tournament appearances. UCR reached the Elite Eight three times and lost in the title game in 1995.

*Season includes games later vacated due to NCAA sanctions. Actual on-court record was 18-12 in 2005-06. Actual on-court won-loss record at Long Beach State was 63-83.

Head Coach

Larry Reynolds, who has coached Division I and II championship teams at Long Beach State and Cal State San Bernardino, became the head coach of the men’s basketball program at California State University, Stanislaus, in June of 2009.

In his first season at Cal State Stanislaus, he helped the team to 10 wins for the first time since 2006-07 with a 10-17 overall record. Then in 2010-11, he guided the Warriors to their first appearance in the CCAA Tournament and posted 12-15 overall and 10-12 conference records.

Reynolds compiled an impressive record as a head coach for 10 seasons after a number of years as an assistant coach at UC Riverside and the University of San Francisco.

In five seasons at Long Beach State, he directed his teams to consecutive post-season playoff appearances from 2004-05 to 2006-07,

including a Big West Conference championship and NCAA Tournament appearance in his final year. Long Beach State rolled to a 24-8 record in 2006-07, and he was named Big West Conference Coach of the Year.

At Division II Cal State San Bernardino, Reynolds’ teams rolled up a dazzling 110-35 record over five seasons and made four consecutive NCAA West Regional appearances. His clubs won three CCAA championships (1999-2002), two West Region titles, and advanced to the NCAA Division II Elite Eight twice.

At Cal State San Bernardino, after a 12-15 first season, Reynolds turned the program around to post a 23-8 season in 1998-99 and won the West Region in 1999. The team advanced as far as the NCAA Championship quarterfinals.

CSUSB advanced to the 2001 West Regional title game and posted a 24-4 record that season. The following year, in 2002, Reynolds again led the Coyotes to an impressive 28-2 overall record before falling in the NCAA Championship quarterfinal game.

Reynolds was named CCAA Conference Coach of the Year four times and National Association of Basketball Coaches District Eight Coach of the Year in 1998-99.

From 1979 to 1995, Reynolds was an associate head coach at UC Riverside with John Masi. UCR won eight CCAA titles and made the NCAA tournament 10 times, including three Elite Eight appearances. In 1994, UCR advanced to the national championship game. During the 1995-96 and 96-97 seasons, Reynolds served as an assistant coach at the University of San Francisco.

Reynolds played at UC Riverside where he was a conference most valuable player in basketball. He graduated from UCR with a degree in urban studies in 1976 and earned his master’s degree in education from Azusa Pacific in 1993.

LARRY REYNOLDSHead Coach



Coaching Staff

Ben Riley has been on the Cal State Stanislaus men’s bas-ketball coaching staff since 2009. Riley brought a wealth of experience to the Warriors as both a coach and a player.

Riley comes to CSUS after four years as head coach of the Lassen Community College men’s basketball squad. Riley led the team to a conference championship in 2007-08 and was named conference coach of the year for his and the team’s efforts. While at Lassen CC, Riley served for two years on the California Community College Men’s Basketball Coaches As-sociation executive board as the Golden Valley Conference representative.

Riley worked locally for three years as an assistant coach at Modesto Junior College from 2002 to 2005. Before that, Riley was a graduate assistant at University of Pacific to former Cal State Stanislaus head coach Bob Thomason, who has led the Pacific Tigers to multiple NCAA Division I Tournament appearances, Big West Conference championships, and has been named Big West Conference Coach of the Year on five occasions.

Riley had a prolific playing career as a high-scoring shooter at Mendocino College in Ukiah, and at NAIA-member College of Idaho. He led his College of Idaho team to a total of 48 wins in two years and an appearance in the NAIA National Championship Tournament. Riley set the single-season school record for 3-pointers by hitting 106 shots from behind the arc. At Mendocino College, Riley led all California community colleges with 27.3 points per game as a sophomore and set single season records in scoring with 763 points and in free-throws by making a 168.

Riley graduated from the University of Pacific in 2003 with a master’s degree in sports sciences. He received his bachelor’s degree in sports management from the College of Idaho in 2000.

BEN RILEYAssistant Coach

CSUS HEAD COACHESTHROUGH THE YEARS

JIM HANNY 1966-1973: 75-92 (.457)ARMIN PIPHO 1973-76: 29-50 (.367)DOUG SANDERSON 1976-83: 90-105 (.462)CLAUDE TERRY: 1983-84: 13-12 (.520)KEN BONE: 1984-85: 5-21 (.192)BOB THOMASON: 1985-88: 52-27 (.658)JOHN JONES: 1988-2000: 158-175 (.474)MIKE TERPSTRA: 2000-2003: 42-40 (.512)KEITH LARSEN: 2003-2009: 55-107 (.339)LARRY REYNOLDS: 2009-Current: 22-32 (.407)

Dake WaldenHead Athletics Trainer

MATT FRAZeStrength &

Conditioning Coach

Support Staff

GARY HoGAnAthletics Trainer

Game StaffOfficial Scorebook: Donna Pierce Statistics: Jaimie Kinimaka, Danyelle Mims Video: Andrew County Event Management: Aaron Allaire Marketing & Promotions Interns: Alisa Barlow, Marissa Dunaway Warrior Row & Hospitality: Charlene Bargas, Sadie CroweGame Clock & Scoreboard: Nicki Brown, Abe Rojas, Matthew Ybarra, Matt BogaPublic Address Announcers: Kevin Cunningham, Stan Gustafson Ticketing: Kenny Leonesio, Andrew Stueve, Alyssa Aquenche

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Player Bios - Seniors

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FrankMonge

6-11 • 255 • RS Senior • CenterSan Juan, P.R.Ohlone College / La Merced HS

CAL STATE STANISLAUS: 2010-11 — Frank Monge sat out the year with a frac-tured left foot injury. 2009-10—Frank Monge led team in blocked shots (25) and was second in rebounding (6.1 rpg) … Had seven double-digit scoring games with a high of 20 … Recorded three double-doubles.

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Monge played at Ohlone College from 2007 to 2009. In 2009, Ohlone advanced to the Sweet 16 in the state tournament … Transferred in 2009.

RHODE ISLAND: Monge was recruited out of Puerto Rico to play at the Univer-sity of Rhode Island in 2006. He redshirted one season there.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended La Merced HS (San Juan) … graduated in 2004.PERSONAL: Monge is majoring in psychology … He loves movies and has

a DVD collection of more than 500 movies, earning him the nickname of “Frankbuster” … Frank Alexis Monge was born on July 13, 1985, in Bronx, N.Y.

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6-2 • 180 • Senior • GuardDanvilleDiablo Valley College / San Ramon HS

DanDaviess

CAreer STATISTICS @ CAl STATe STAnISlAuS |––TOTAL––| |–––3-PTS–––| |–––REBOUNDS–––|YEAR GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg09-10 27-18 628--23.3 84-149 .570 0-1 .000 31-62 .500 53 113 166 6.1 53 0 15 43 25 5 201 7.4Total 27-18 628--23.3 84-149 .570 0-1 .000 31-62 .500 53 113 166 6.1 53 0 15 43 25 5 201 7.4

CAREER HIGHSPoints ................................................. 20, vs. Chico State, 1/19/10Rebounds........................................... 15, vs. Chico State, 1/19/10 Blocks ......................................4, vs. San Francisco State, 1/29/10

CAL STATE STANISLAUS: 2010-11 — Dan Daviess had 10 double-digit scoring games out of 27-game apperances … Started in 26 games and averaged 27 minutes played for game … Led team with 37 three-pointers and second in assists … Third on team in scoring.

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Daviess was a 2009-10 first team All-Conference player at Dia-blo Valley College, where he averaged 15 points and 3.1 assists per game and shot 79 percent from the free throw line … Held a 3.52 grade point average and was a member of the All-Academic team … Transferred in 2010.

HIGH SCHOOL: Daviess was a two-time All-League selection at San Ramon Valley High School … Named All-Metro in 2008 … Member of the All-Scholastic Team in 2007 and 2008 … Team was league champion in 2006 … Graduated in 2008.

PERSONAL: Daviess is a business administration major with a focus on international business … Favorite movies are “Forrest Gump” and “Coach Carter” … Daniel William Daviess, son of Harry and Stacey Daviess, was born on May 6, 1990, in Walnut Creek.


CAREER HIGHSPoints ................................................ 18, vs. Cal Baptist, 12/18/11Rebounds.....................4, 5 times, last at Humboldt State, 2/3/11 Assists ............................................... 5, at UC San Diego, 2/10/11Steals ............................................... 3, at Humboldt State, 2/3/11



Player Bios - Seniors

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ReggieJones

6-9 • 245 • Senior • ForwardPaterson, N.J.Ohlone College / Bayley-Ellard HS

CAL STATE STANISLAUS: 2010-11 — First team All-CCAA selection … Fourth in CCAA in scoring … 8th on CSUS single-season list with 121 free throws made and 6th with 31 blocked shots … Had one double-double … 20 double-digit scoring games … Led team in points, scoring average and free throws.

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Reggie Jones was named the California Community College Co-Player of the Year after his sophomore season at Ohlone College in Hayward … Helped lead Ohlone College to the Elite Eight with a record of 22-4 overall … Averaged 14.5 points, 5.1 rebounds, and 1.8 blocks per game … Shot 61 percent from the field for the 2009-10 season … Transferred in 2010.

HIGH SCHOOL: Jones was the conference’s and team’s most valuable player as a senior at Bayley-Ellard High School in Madison, N.J. … Jones also earned the County’s player of the year award … Graduated in 2005.

PERSONAL: Jones is majoring in theatre … Reginald Jones, son of Yvette Jones and Carson Shearn, was born on Sept. 8, 1986, in Paterson, N.J.


CAREER HIGHSPoints ............................29, vs. Cal State San Bernardino, 2/18/11Rebounds......................... 10, twice, last at Sonoma State, 2/5/11 Assists ............................................... 4, at UC San Diego, 2/10/11Steals ................................................. 5, at UC San Diego, 2/10/11

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BrettsayaD

6-6 • 225 • Senior • Guard/ForwardCeres, Calif.Modesto Junior College / Ceres HS

CAL STATE STANISLAUS: 2010-11 — Brett Sayad had five double-digit scor-ing games with a high of 20 when he made 6-of-6 three-pointers (1/21 vs. CSUMB) … Second on the team in three-point shooting … Led team in free-throw shooting percentage.

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Sayad was a two-time All-Conference player at Modesto Junior College … In 2009-10, he averaged 14.4 points and 6.3 rebounds per game … He recorded a total of 146 three-pointers in his two years with the Pirates … Transferred in 2010.

HIGH SCHOOL: Sayad was a two-time all-district player and two-time all-league standout at Ceres High School … Graduated in 2008.

PERSONAL: Sayad is a kinesiology major … Cousin Nicole Musso played volleyball here at Cal State Stanislaus (2006-08) … Brett Sayad, son of Tom and Kimberly Sayad, was born on Sept. 28, 1989, in Modesto.


CAREER HIGHSPoints .............................. 20, vs. Cal State Monterey Bay, 1/21/11Rebounds..................................7, at San Francisco State, 2/24/11Assists ..........................2, 6 times, last at Humboldt State, 3/1/11 Blocks ....................................................2, at Chico State, 12/8/10 Steals ...........................2, 3 times, last at Humboldt State, 3/1/11

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Player Bios

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AbdullahDosu

6-5 • 190 • Senior • ForwardOroville, Calif.Shepherd / W. Albemarle HS (Va.)

CAL STATE STANISLAUS: 2009-10 — Abdullah Dosu was on the basketball team in 2009-10 but redshirted … Dosu is also on the War-riors’ track & field team. Ih 2010, he won the CCAA Championship in the long jump (23-3 1/4) and third in the high jump (6-5).

SHEPHERD UNIVERSITY: 2008-09 — Abdullah Dosu had 27 points, 21 rebounds in 21 games at Shepherd … 2007-08 — Appeared in 28 games, with 11 starts … Averaged 3.8 rebounds and 5.7 points per game … Transferred in 2009.

HIGH SCHOOL: Dosu attended and played basketball for Western Albemarle High School in Crozet, Va. ... Graduated in 2006.

PERSONAL: Dosu is a business (human resources) major … Favorite NBA team is the New York Knicks … New Jack City is one of his favorite movies … Abdullah Babafumi Dosu, son of Emmanuel and Tabzeera Dosu, was born on Jan. 2, 1988, in Milwaukee, Wisc.

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LutherBell

6-2 • 170 • Junior • GuardApple Valley, Calif.Granite Hills HS

CAL STATE STANISLAUS: Luther Bell is on the basketball team for the first season after competing in track and field … Was second at the CCAA Championships in triple jump in 2010 (45 feet, 7 1/4 inches).

HIGH SCHOOL: Bell attended Granite Hills High School in Apple Valley … His basketball team was league champions twice (2006-07, 2007-08) … Graduted in 2008.

PERSONAL: Bell is a Criminal Justice major … The Los Angeles Lak-ers is his favorite NBA team … Lord of the Rings is his favorite movie … Enjoys gardening and making music … Luther Randy Bell, Jr., son of Luther and Vicki Bell, was born on March 2, 1990, in Alta Loma.

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VinceFuller

6-3 • 220 • Junior • GuardCompton, Calif.El Camino College / Verbum Dei HS

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Vince Fuller was a first-team all-conference player at El Camino College … Averaged 15.7 points (team best), 4.1 assists and 4.1 rebounds per game … Also team’s Most Valuable Player … Transferred in 2011.

HIGH SCHOOL: Fuller was a second team All-State selection at Verbum Dei High School in Watts, Calif. … Was also a first team All- League selection … Graduated in 2005.

PERSONAL: Fuller is majoring in Criminial Justice …His interests include collecting shoes, bowling and almost any outdoor activity … Favorite pro sports teams are the New England Patriots, Los Angeles Lakers and the Los Angeles Angels … Fuller’s Favorite movie is Paid In Full and his favorite musicians are Jay-Z, J. Cole and Wale … Vincent Fuller was born on February 2, 1987, in Inglewood.

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Donaldgaines

6-5 • 180 • Junior • Guard/ForwardOakland, Calif.Southwestern College / Skyline HS

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Donald Gaines attended and played basket-ball at Southwestern College from 2009-11 … Was awarded first team All-Conference … Transferred in 2011.

HIGH SCHOOL: Gaines attended Skyline High School in Oakland … Graduated in 2007

PERSONAL: Gaines is majoring in business management and plans to work as sports agent with the family owned Goodwin Sports Management firm … His interests include song writing, basketball and spending time with family … Favorite movies include Hoodlum, Home Alone 2 and A Bronx Tale … Favorite musicians include Lil’ Wayne, Jay-Z, Luther Vandross, Adele, Rick Ross, Kanye West and Drake … Donald Lebron Gaines, son of Regina Goodwin and Erik Gaines, was born on October 25, 1989, in Oakland.



Player Bios

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KennyMashinchi

6-4 • 200 • Sophomore • GuardModesto, Calif. Central Catholic HS

CAL STATE STANISLAUS: 2010-11 — Kenny Mashinchi appeared in 11 games and saw limited action, averaging 2.4 minutes per contest … 2009-10 — Mashinchi was a redshirt … He is a member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars … Made the Dean’s list in fall of 2009 and spring 2010.

HIGH SCHOOL: Mashinchi was named Senior Scholar Athlete of the Year in 2009 at Central Catholic High School in Modesto … Given the CSU Stanislaus Provost Scholarship Award for the 2009-2010 school year … Received the Coaches Award in 2009 … First-team all-conference for the 2008-09 season … Team Accomplishments include winning the Modesto City Tournament for the first time in the Central Catholic High School’s history ... No. 6 in his graduating class with a composite GPA of 4.50 … Graduated in 2009.

PERSONAL: Mashinchi is majoring in communication studies and would like to be a broadcaster for ESPN … Hobbies are playing video games and reading … Kenneth Andrew Mashinichi was born on Aug. 31, 1990, in West Covina.

CAREER HIGHSPoints: .............................. 3, at Cal State Monterey Bay, 2/25/110

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SamMarcus

5-8 • 160 • Sophomore • GuardBakersfield, Calif.Liberty HS

CAL STATE STANISLAUS: 2010-11 — Sam Marcus played in 22 games and averaged 11 minutes per contest … Averaged 2.1 points and 1.2 assists per game … Scored eight points at San Francisco State on Feb. 24, 2011 on 8-for-10 at the free throw line … Also had five assists that day.

HIGH SCHOOL: Marcus led Liberty High School of Bakersfield in winning their first League championship and the school’s first CIF Central Section Championship in 2010 … Two-time All-Area First Team … Two-time All-League selection … Named MVP for the Southeast Yosemite League in 2009 … Was co-MVP for the section championships in 2009 … A four-year honor student … Graduated in 2010.

Personal: Sam Marcus is majoring in business administration … His favorite pro-sports team is the Los Angeles Lakers … Favorite movies include Grown Ups and Coach Carter … Favorite musicians include Drake, Lil Wayne and Nelly … Samuel Justen Marcus, son of Dave and Marissa Marcus, was born on Jan. 1, 1992, in Redwood City.

CAREER HIGHSPoints: ......................................8, at San Francisco State, 2/24/11Rebounds: .......................... 4, at Cal State Monterey Bay, 2/25/11 Assists: .....................................5, at San Francisco State, 2/24/11Steals: ................................. 3, at Cal State Monterey Bay, 2/25/11


CAreer STATISTICS @ CAl STATe STAnISlAuS |––TOTAL––| |–––3-PTS–––| |–––REBOUNDS–––|YEAR GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg10-11 22-0 242-11.0 14-36 .389 1-2 .500 17-22 .773 5 14 19 0.9 24 0 26 18 1 13 46 2.1Total 22-0 242-11.0 14-36 .389 1-2 .500 17-22 .773 5 14 19 0.9 24 0 26 18 1 13 46 2.1

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Ronniesawyer

6-1 • 190 • Senior • GuardRahway, N.J.Post / Ohlone CC / Rahway HS

POST UNIVERSITY: 2010-11 — Ronnie Sawyer averaged 4.5 points, 1.4 rebounds and 13.3 minutes per game at Post University, a Division II program (Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference) in Water-bury, Conn. ... Shot 42.9% (15-for-35) from the 3-point line … Single game career-highs at Post were 13 points (twice), five rebounds, three assists, four steals … Transferred to CSUS in 2011.

JUNIOR COLLEGE: 2008-10 — Sawyer was a second team All-Conference pick at Ohlone Community College in Fremont, Calif. … Team won North Conference two consecutive years … Was on the Top 100 Players in California list … Awarded Second Team All Conference … Averaged 12.5 points per game, 5.5 rebounds per game, and 78 percent from the foul line in 2009-10 … Transferred to Post in 2010.

HIGH SCHOOL: Sawyer was First Team All Area and Second Team All Country… Averaged 18.6 points, 5.2 assists, and 3.3 rebounds per game… Helped lead Rahway High School to an undefeated regular season (21-0) and win Conference Championship… Graduated in 2008.

PERSONAL: Sawyer is majoring in business and minoring in kine-siology … Sawyer’s favorite movies are Above the Rim and He Got Game … Favorite musicians are Lil’ Wayne, Rick Ross, and Max B … Favorite pro sports team is the Miami Heat … Ronnie Lamar Sawyer, son of Rhonda Merricks, was born on June 21, 1990, in Elizabeth, N.J.

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JoeMalone

6-3 • 225 • Junior • GuardLos Angeles, Calif.El Camino College / Verbum Dei HS

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Joe Malone averaged 13.5 points and 3.5 in 2010-11 at El Camino College in Torrance … Also had 28 steals, 8 blocks and 48 assists … Was a first team All-Conference pick … Trans-ferred in 2011.

HIGH SCHOOL: Malone attended and played basketball at Ver-bum Dei High School in Los Angeles … Graduated in 2005.

PERSONAL: Malone is majoring in criminal justice … Joseph M. Malone, son of Linda Cameron, was born on October 12, 1987, in Los Angeles.

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Marcuswalters

6-4 • 195 • Junior • GuardRiverside, Calif.Irvine Valley College / North HS

JUNIOR COLLEGE: In 2010-11 at Irvine Valley College, Marcus Walters averaged 9.4 points on 51.4 percent shooting and 3.3 re-bounds per game in 11 games before a knee injury … Helped 209-10 team reach the state tournament as IVC went 26-5 … Transferred in 2011.

HIGH SCHOOL: Walters attended John W. North High School in Riverside … Graduated in 2007.

PERSONAL: Walters is majoring in criminal justice … Favorite pro sports teams are the Los Angeles Angels, Miami Heat and Miami Dolphins … Favorite movie is The Sandlot … Marcus’s favorite athletes are Lebron James, Tiger Woods, Serena Williams and Reggie Bush … Marcus Walters, son of Margret Cain and Robert Walters, was born on April 2, 1989, in Riverside.

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ClintontreMelling

6-1 • 185 • Freshman • GuardSutter Creek, Calif.Amador HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Clinton Tremelling was a three-time first-team All-League player at Amador High School in Jackson … Was the Mother Lode League Most Outstanding Player in 2011 … Stockton Record All-Area first team selection in 2011 … Graduated 2011.

PERSONAL: Tremelling has not yet declared a major… Hobbies in-clude long-boarding and watching sports … Favorite pro sports teams are the San Francisco Giants and the San Francisco 49ers … Favorite book is Zero Regrets by Apolo Ohno … Favorite movie is the Sandlot and his favorit artist is Kanye West … Clinton Tremeling, son of Mary Ann and Kevin Tremelling, was born on February 20, 1993, in Jackson.



Warrior Spirit

2011-12 Warrior Cheer TeamThe CSUS Cheer Team is a student club consisted of spirited CSU Stanislaus students. The cheer team regularly perform during men’s and women’s basketball games and appears at a number of other Warrior Athletics sporting events and fundraising functions. Members of the Cheer Team volunteer their time and resources for school spirit and work closely with Associated Student, Inc., Warrior Fanatics and Warrior Athletics to promote and support CSUS student-athletes.

Back row: (from left to right) Katlin Ridenour, Keeley Dunn, Chelsea Grant, Christine Kozina, Emily McNeil, Christina ValadezMiddle Row: Courtney Blankenship, Carly Oliveira*, Shauna Settlemoir*, Kaitlyn Gathright*, Amanda RosasFront Row: Chloe Sims, Erica Campos, Maira Campos, Nayeli Carmona(*Co-Captains)

Visit WarriorAthletics.com/cheer for more information on the cheer team, including photos and profiles!

Warrior Mascot: “Titus”

Warrior Fanatics

The Warrior Fanatics is a student volunteer program of the Associated Students, Inc. It is a one-year program which starts each fall semester. Twenty of the CSU Stanislaus students will be chosen as a member of the ASI Warrior Fanatics each year through an application process. The ASI Warrior Fanatics works with the ASI Senate, Staff, and Warrior Squad to promote school spirit and encourage CSUS student participation on and off campus. The Warrior Fanatics will work as a collective team to increase campus spirit and involvement by promoting upcoming events, providing extracurricular activities, offer reward programs for students, coordinate game-time activities, and ensure that Warrior (school) Pride is always in abundance on campus.

Visit www.csustan.edu/asi for more information.


2010-11 Stats & Results2011-12 Warriors Team History University Warrior Athletics Community

Cal State Stanislaus Men's BasketballCal State Stanislaus Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 30, 2011)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 12-15 7-5 5-9 0-1CONFERENCE 10-12 6-5 4-7 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 2-3 1-0 1-2 0-1

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds

## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg

24 JONES, Reggie 25-25 623 24.9 123-241 . 5 1 0 9-27 . 3 3 3 121-157 . 7 7 1 35 84 119 4.8 81 2 22 49 31 10 376 15.025 SCOTT, Evan 27-24 746 27.6 110-228 . 4 8 2 28-74 . 3 7 8 48-64 . 7 5 0 41 112 153 5.7 56 0 21 57 33 7 296 11.011 DAVIESS, Dan 27-26 728 27.0 69-171 . 4 0 4 37-99 . 3 7 4 36-46 . 7 8 3 11 49 60 2.2 61 1 34 40 1 20 211 7.801 JONES, Dwight 27-23 571 21.1 39-109 . 3 5 8 2-13 . 1 5 4 78-94 . 8 3 0 20 35 55 2.0 76 0 66 49 4 28 158 5.923 SAYAD, Brett 27-5 554 20.5 53-144 . 3 6 8 31-90 . 3 4 4 20-24 . 8 3 3 19 64 83 3.1 37 0 20 22 6 12 157 5.803 LEVER, Marcus 27-4 497 18.4 41-120 . 3 4 2 21-66 . 3 1 8 34-45 . 7 5 6 14 54 68 2.5 45 1 32 36 4 21 137 5.132 ABIDOYE, Prince 26-0 380 14.6 36-112 . 3 2 1 21-61 . 3 4 4 26-41 . 6 3 4 16 39 55 2.1 36 0 30 22 1 11 119 4.605 GUEYE, Mactar 27-9 406 15.0 33-78 . 4 2 3 0-0 . 0 0 0 28-43 . 6 5 1 40 58 98 3.6 52 0 15 28 6 16 94 3.515 SMITH, Tyler 27-18 493 18.3 28-67 . 4 1 8 8-17 . 4 7 1 7-14 . 5 0 0 12 42 54 2.0 46 0 25 26 2 11 71 2.612 MARCUS, Sam 22-0 242 11.0 14-36 . 3 8 9 1-2 . 5 0 0 17-22 . 7 7 3 5 14 19 0.9 24 0 26 18 1 13 46 2.143 VANDERWAAL, Travis 19-1 108 5.7 8-19 . 4 2 1 0-0 . 0 0 0 4-12 . 3 3 3 6 7 13 0.7 27 0 1 6 5 5 20 1.100 GARBEZ, Bryan 11-0 26 2.4 4-9 . 4 4 4 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 3 3 6 0.5 0 0 0 2 1 0 8 0.730 MASHINCHI, Kenny 11-0 26 2.4 1-7 . 1 4 3 1-6 . 1 6 7 0-0 . 0 0 0 2 1 3 0.3 6 0 0 2 0 0 3 0.3

Team 23 30 53 16Total.......... 27 5400 559-1341 . 4 1 7 159-455 . 3 4 9 419-562 . 7 4 6 247 592 839 31.1 547 4 292 373 95 154 1696 62.8Opponents...... 27 5400 545-1322 . 4 1 2 185-520 . 3 5 6 451-641 . 7 0 4 254 588 842 31.2 479 - 304 372 71 145 1726 63.9

TEAM STATISTICS CSUS OPPSCORING 1696 1726 Points per game 62.8 63.9 Scoring margin -1.1 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 559-1341 545-1322 Field goal pct . 4 1 7 . 4 1 23 POINT FG-ATT 159-455 185-520 3-point FG pct . 3 4 9 . 3 5 6 3-pt FG made per game 5.9 6.9FREE THROWS-ATT 419-562 451-641 Free throw pct . 7 4 6 . 7 0 4 F-Throws made per game 15.5 16.7REBOUNDS 839 842 Rebounds per game 31.1 31.2 Rebounding margin -0.1 -ASSISTS 292 304 Assists per game 10.8 11.3TURNOVERS 373 372 Turnovers per game 13.8 13.8 Turnover margin +0.0 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.8 0.8STEALS 154 145 Steals per game 5.7 5.4BLOCKS 95 71 Blocks per game 3.5 2.6ATTENDANCE 5258 10886 Home games-Avg/Game 12-438 14-774 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 1-50

Score by Periods 1st 2nd TotalsCal State Stanislaus 741 955 1696Opponents 768 958 1726

Date Opponent Score Att.* 11/18/10 CHICO STATE L 59-64 323~ 11/26/10 vs Westmont L 57-68 50~ 11/27/10 at Menlo College W 65-64 100* 12/03/10 SONOMA STATE L 50-64 301* 12/04/10 HUMBOLDT STATE W 73-58 351* 12/08/10 at Chico State L 59-61 851

12/11/10 at Pacific L 52-89 201412/18/10 CAL BAPTIST W 65-56 178

* 12/30/10 at Cal State Dominguez Hills L 53-64 234* 12/31/10 at Cal State L.A. L 59-66 237* 01/07/11 CAL STATE EAST BAY W 77-49 374* 01/08/11 UC SAN DIEGO W 57-55 357* 01/14/11 at Cal Poly Pomona L 37-52 887* 01/15/11 at CSU San Bernardino L 66-75 537* 01/21/11 CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY W 89-72 317* 01/22/11 SAN FRANCISCO STATE L 68-73 316* 01/28/11 CAL STATE L.A. W 56-55 453* 01/29/11 CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS W 62-55 548* 02/03/11 at Humboldt State L 67-77 1396* 02/05/11 at Sonoma State L 59-67 1196* 02/10/11 at UC San Diego W 71-66 306* 02/12/11 at Cal State East Bay W 81-64 623* 02/18/11 CSU SAN BERNARDINO L 56-69 1029* 02/19/11 CAL POLY POMONA L 58-60 711* 02/24/11 at San Francisco State W 68-57 403* 02/25/11 at Cal State Monterey Bay W 78-58 800# 03/01/11 at Humboldt State L 54-68 1252

* = Conference game~Lamont Ramsey Classic, Atherton (Menlo COllege)#CCAA Basketball Championships Round One



2010-11 CCAA Recap

Final Standings

CCAA HonorsMost Valuable Player of the Year: Brian Morris, Humboldt St. (F, SR, Portland, Ore.)Freshman of the Year: James McCann, UC San Diego (G, Carlsbad)Coach of the Year: Steve Kinder, Humboldt Statenewcomer of the Year: Randy Hunter, Humboldt State (F, Jr, Santa Maria)

ALL-CCAA FIRST TEAMName Institution Pos. Year Hometown Davion Berry CSU Monterey Bay G So. OaklandCorey Caston CSU San Bernardino PG Sr. Chicago,Ill.Marquintice Davis CSU Dominguez Hills PG Sr. Chicago, Ill.Dwayne Fells Cal Poly Pomona C Jr. FullertonMarquel Hoskins San Francisco State G Sr. Beloit, Wisc.Randy Hunter Humboldt State F Jr. Santa MariaReggie Jones CSU Stanislaus F Jr. Paterson, NJBrian Morris Humboldt State F Sr. Portland, Ore.Nefi Perdomo San Francisco State G So. OaklandFranklin Session Cal State L.A. G Sr. Los Angeles

ALL-CCAA SECOND TEAMName Institution Pos. Year Hometown Michael Cox CSU Dominguez Hills F Sr. Rancho CucamongaJay Flores Chico State G Jr. SacramentoChristian Hatch UC San Diego C/F Jr. Henderson, Nev.Roderick Hawkins Chico State F Sr. Granite BayTheron Laudermill CSU San Bernardino C Jr. RiversideKevin Menner Cal Poly Pomona F Sr. Brooklyn, N.Y.David Norris Cal State L.A. F Sr. Los AngelesSteven Pratt Sonoma State G Jr. PleasantonCasey Ryan UC San Diego F/G Jr. JacksonBrandon Sperling Humboldt State G Jr. Fresno

2010-11 Wilson CCAA Men’s Basketball Players of the Week: Nov. 15-21: Michael Cox (Cal State Dominguez Hills); Nov. 22-28: Dama-rio Sims (Chico State); Nov. 29 - Dec. 5: Franklin Session (Cal State L.A.); Dec. 6-12: Randy Hunter (Humboldt State); Dec. 13-19: Dwayne Fells (Cal Poly Pomona); Dec. 27 - Jan. 2: David Norris (Cal State L.A.); Jan. 3-9: Brian Morris (Humboldt State); Jan. 10-16: Brian Morris (Humboldt State); Jan. 17-23: Zareh Zargaryan (Cal State Dominguez Hills); Jan. 24-30: Davion Berry (Cal State Monterey Bay); Jan. 31 - Feb. 6: Kevin Menner (Cal Poly Pomona); Feb. 7-13: Marquel Hoskins (San Francisco State); Feb. 14-20: Brian Morris (Humboldt State); Feb. 21-27: Kwame Alexander (Cal State San Bernardino).

Basketball Times All-American:• Second Team: Brian Morris (HSU)

Daktronics All-American• Second Team: Davion Berry (CSUMB)

NABC/NCAA Division II All-West Region:• First Team: Brian Morris (HSU)• Second Team: Davion Berry (CSUMB), Marquintice Davis (CSUDH), Randy Hunter (HSU)

Daktronics West region:• First Team: Brian Morris (HSU), Davion Berry (CSUMB)• Second Team: Marquintice Davis (CSUDH), Franklin Session (CSULA)• Player of the Year: Brian Morris (HSU)

CCAA OVERALLSchool W-L Pct. Home Away W-l Pct Home Away neutral Streakx - Humboldt State 20-2 .909 11-0 9-2 26-4 .867 14-0 9-2 3-2 L2 x - Cal State Dominguez Hills 16-6 .727 9-2 7-4 23-7 .767 12-2 7-4 4-1 L1x - Cal State San Bernardino 15-7 .682 9-2 6-5 17-10 .630 9-4 7-5 1-1 L1 x - San Francisco State 14-8 .636 7-4 7-4 16-11 .593 7-4 8-6 1-0 L1 x - Cal Poly Pomona 13-9 .591 9-2 4-7 17-11 .607 11-2 5-7 1-2 L1 x - Cal State L.A. 10-12 .455 6-5 4-7 15-13 .536 10-5 5-7 0-1 L1 x - Chico State 10-12 .455 6-5 4-7 14-13 .519 10-5 4-8 0-0 L2 x - Cal State Stanislaus 10-12 .455 6-5 4-7 12-15 .444 7-5 5-9 0-1 L1 Sonoma State 9-13 .409 5-6 4-7 11-15 .423 7-6 4-8 0-1 W2 Cal State Monterey Bay 7-15 .318 3-8 4-7 9-17 .346 3-9 6-8 0-0 L4 UC San Diego 6-16 .273 4-7 2-9 11-17 .393 5-7 3-9 3-1 L3Cal State East Bay 2-20 .091 1-10 1-10 4-22 .154 3-10 1-11 0-1 L5x - Clinched CCAA Tournament Participant



Year-by-Year Results

2010-11 / LARRY REYNOLDS12-15, 10-12 CCAA (t-6th) *Chico State L 59-64~Westmont L 57-68~Menlo College W 65-64*Sonoma State L 50-64*Humboldt State W 73-58*@ Chico State L 59-61@ Pacific L 52-89Cal Baptist W 65-56*@ #15 CS Dominguez Hills L 53-64*@ Cal State L.A. L 59-66*Cal State East Bay W 77-49*UC San Diego W 57-55*@ Cal Poly Pomona L 37-52*@ CS San Bernardino L 66-75*Cal State Monterey Bay W 89-72*San Francisco State L 68-73*Cal State L.A. W 56-55*#4 CS Dominguez Hills W 62-55*@ #14 Humboldt State L 67-77*@ Sonoma State L 59-67*@ UC San Diego W 71-66*@ Cal State East Bay W 81-64*Cal State San Bernardino L 56-69*Cal Poly Pomona L 58-60*@ San Francisco State W 68-57*@ Cal State Monterey Bay W 78-58^@ #3 Humboldt State L 54-68*CCAA games ^CCAA Championship ~Lamont Ramsey Classic, Atherton

2009-10 / LARRY REYNOLDS10-17, 6-16 CCAA (10th) Cal Maritime W 89-60American Sports W 96-74~Bethany W 85-53~@ Menlo College W 71-61*@ Cal State Monterey Bay L, OT 67-73*@ San Francisco State L 46-67@ Cal Baptist L 57-67*Cal Poly Pomona L 50-51*Cal State San Bernardino W 70-68*@ Cal State East Bay W 66-58*@ UC San Diego L 72-81*@ Sonoma State W 82-74*@ Humboldt State L 49-68*Chico State W 66-56*CS Dominguez Hills L 41-56*Cal State L.A. L 44-51*San Francisco State W 63-59*Cal State Monterey Bay L 68-74*@ CSU San Bernardino L 57-71*@ Cal Poly Pomona L 32-65*@ Chico State L 48-56*UC San Diego L 48-56*Cal State East Bay W 67-60*Humboldt State L 49-51*Sonoma State L 56-64*@ Cal State L.A. L 59-75*@ CS Dominguez Hills L 69-74*CCAA games ~Lamont Ramsey Classic (Atherton)

2008-09 / KEITH LARSEN7-18, 3-17 CCAA (11th) @ Academy of Art^ W 101-80William Jessup W 95-79~Cal Maritime W 81-59~Dominican L 83-91*@ San Francisco State L 67-70*@ CSU Monterey Bay L 68-80American Sports Univ. W 80-55*@ Cal State San Bernardino L 68-92*@ Cal Poly Pomona L 66-90*Sonoma State L 57-98*Humboldt State L 74-82*Cal State L.A. W 73-71*Cal State Dominguez Hills L 61-74*Chico State L 51-52*@ UC San Diego L 58-67*Cal State Monterey Bay L 88-99*San Francisco State W 74-64*Cal Poly Pomona L 55-83*Cal State San Bernardino L 55-76*@ Humboldt State L 63-65*@ Sonoma State L 61-62*@ CS Dominguez Hills L 63-86*@ Cal State L.A. L 60-76*@ Chico State W, OT 74-67*UC San Diego L 68-98*CCAA games ât Kezar Pavilion~County Bank Classic

2007-08 / KEITH LARSEN6-21, 5-15 CCAA (10th) ^vs. Saint Martin’s L, OT 113-116^@ Seattle University L 59-60~Dominican (Calif.) W 81-61~Western New Mexico L 69-83*Chico State W 86-82*@ UC San Diego L 60-63@ Puget Sound L 101-121@ Notre Dame de Namur L 65-75@ Nevada L 75-104*San Francisco State L 78-88*Cal State Monterey Bay W 78-76*Cal State San Bernardino L, OT 74-83*Cal Poly Pomona L 71-77*@ Sonoma State L 56-69*@ Humboldt State L 81-95*@ Cal State L.A. L 66-85*@ CS Dominguez Hills L 62-71*@ Chico State W 81-70*UC San Diego L 58-75*@ Cal State Monterey Bay L 83-90*@ San Francisco State L 79-93*@ Cal Poly Pomona W 64-62*@ Cal State San Bernardino L 68-89*Humboldt State L 85-118*Sonoma State W 78-75*Cal State Dominguez Hills L 79-88*Cal State L.A. L 79-93*CCAA games ~County Bank ClassicÊlgin Baylor Classic (Seattle)

2006-07 / KEITH LARSEN13-16, 9-13 CCAA (t-7th) @ BYU Hawaii L 101-116vs. Hawaii Pacific L 75-79^vs. Central Washington W 112-96at Cal Poly L 74-91~UC Santa Cruz W 112-56~Occidental W 75-71*@ CS Dominguez Hills W 82-75*@ UC San Diego L 72-76Cal Baptist W 94-91*@ Chico State W 87-85*Chico State W 85-77*Cal State Bakersfield L 57-59*Cal State L.A. L 85-88*@ Cal State San Bernardino L 75-103*@ Cal Poly Pomona W 85-82*Cal State Monterey Bay L 96-107*San Francisco State W 95-72*@ Humboldt State L 88-94*@ Sonoma State W, OT 87-85*UC San Diego L, OT 103-116*Cal State Dominguez Hills W 83-81*@ Cal State L.A. L 80-86*@ Cal State Bakersfield L 78-90*Cal Poly Pomona L 83-89*CS San Bernardino L 76-82*@ San Francisco State W, OT 97-92*@ Cal State Monterey Bay W 96-89*Sonoma State L 62-77*Humboldt State L 77-91*CCAA games ât Laie, Hawaii~County Bank Classic

2005-06 / KEITH LARSEN14-13, 11-9 CCAA (6th) @ Santa Clara L 53-97~Dominican W 108-84~Bethany W 93-87@ UC Irvine W 91-90Cal State Monterey Bay L 78-88*@ Chico State L 105-111vs. Alaska-Anchorage L 63-82@ Alaska-Fairbanks L 82-90@ Cal Poly, SLO L 75-88*@ UC San Diego W 79-75*@ Cal State San Bernardino L 75-88*@ Cal State Dominguez Hills L 89-92*@ Cal Poly Pomona L 76-99*San Francisco State W, OT 83-81*Sonoma State L 81-82*@ Cal State Bakersfield L 81-96*@ Cal State L.A. W 91-88*Chico State W 91-76*@ Cal State Monterey Bay W 84-82*Cal State San Bernardino W 87-84*UC San Diego L 77-81*Cal Poly Pomona W, OT 92-81*Cal State Dominguez Hills W 92-90*@ Sonoma State W 77-64*@ San Francisco State W 78-70*Cal State L.A. W 90-88*Cal State Bakersfield L 72-76*CCAA games ~County Bank Classic

2004-05 / KEITH LARSEN7-20,5-15 CCAA (10th) Western Washington L 80-63Western Oregon W, OT 99-96~Azusa Pacific L 74-70~Grand Canyon W 80-64*@ Cal State Monterey Bay L 88-80 *Chico State L 74-64@ Grand Canyon L 78-75@ Humbolt State L 94-83Alaska Fairbanks L 87-73*UC San Diego L, OT 71-70*Cal State San Bernardino L 60-55*Cal State Dominguez Hills L 69-67*Cal Poly Pomona L 76-50*@ San Francisco State L 80-64*@ Sonoma State L 91-74*Cal State Bakersfield L 59-52 *Cal State L.A. W 79-70*@ Chico State L 100-84*Cal State Monterey Bay W 68-63*@ Cal State San Bernardino L 82-71*@ UC San Diego L 71-68*@ Cal Poly Pomona L 95-80*@ Cal State Dominguez Hills W, OT 79-77*Sonoma State W 99-94*San Francisco State L 72-63*@ Cal State L.A. W 75-73*@ Cal State Bakersfield L 83-65 *CCAA games ~County Bank Classic

2003-04 / KEITH LARSEN8-19, 6-16 CCAA (t-9th) ~Hawaii-Hilo W, OT 80-71~Menlo College W 86-61@ Long Beach State L 62-71*@ Cal State Bakersfield L 60-67*Cal State Bakersfield L 62-78@ Cal Poly L 73-80@ Pacific L 47-68*San Francisco State W 58-57*Sonoma State L 57-69*@ UC Davis L 73-95*@ Chico State L 78-91*@ Cal State L.A. L 66-69*@ Cal State Dominguez Hills L 63-74*UC San Diego W 55-52*Grand Canyon W 76-69*Cal State San Bernardino L 64-91*Cal Poy Pomona L 56-70*@ Cal Poly Pomona L, OT 66-75*@ Cal State San Bernardino L 61-76*@ Grand Canyon W 79-51*@ UC San Diego L 63-80*Cal State Dominguez Hills W 74-70*Cal State L.A. L 59-61*@ Sonoma State L 65-74*@ San Francisco State L, OT 95-98*Chico State W 80-78*UC Davis L 62-72*CCAA games ~County Bank Classic

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Year-by-Year Results2011-12 Warriors Team History University Warrior Athletics Community

2002-03 / MIKE TERPSTRA18-11, 13-9 CCAA (6th) ~Westmont College W 74-71@ Fresno Pacific L 61-77@ Hawaii-Hilo L 79-84@ Chaminade W, OT 83-80*Cal State Bakersfield L 70-77Fresno Pacific W 84-60*@ Cal State Bakersfield L 52-66Chaminade W 85-66Notre Dame de Namur W 74-63*@ UC San Diego W 73-42*@ Grand Canyon L 62-70*@ San Francisco State W, OT 94-88*@ Sonoma State W, OT 65-64*UC Davis W 76-74*Chico State L 82-93*Cal State L.A. W 82-74*Cal State Dominguez Hills W 76-63*@ Cal State San Bernardino L 54-73*@ Cal Poly Pomona L 54-68*Grand Canyon W 63-55*UC San Diego W 79-68*Sonoma State L 61-67*San Francisco State W 70-55*@ Chico State L 82-92*@ UC Davis W 73-71*@ Cal State Dominguez Hills W 78-57*@ Cal State L.A. L 46-60*Cal Poly Pomona W 72-68*Cal State San Bernardino W 99-82*CCAA games ~County Bank Classic

2001-02 / MIKE TERPSTRA10-17, 7-15 CCAA (10th) ~Bethany W 99-68 ~Cal State Monterey Bay W 80-61@ Albertson L 72-87@ Northwest Nazarene W, OT 98-95*Cal State San Bernardino L 51-81

*Cal Poly Pomona L 65-70*@ Grand Canyon W 64-63*@ UC San Diego L 57-71*@ Cal State Bakersfield L 60-75@ Cal Poly L 74-82*@ Sonoma State L 53-71*@ San Francisco State W 68-63*Chico State W 84-69*UC Davis L 73-82*Cal State Dominguez Hills W 3-78*Cal State L.A. W, 2OT 76-75*Cal State Bakersfield L 68-89*@ Cal Poly Pomona L 57-86*@ Cal State San Bernardino L 52-76*UC San Diego W 67-63*Grand Canyon L, OT 81-82*San Francisco State L 71-82*Sonoma State L 65-70*@ UC Davis W 75-67*@ Chico State L 77-78*@ Cal State L.A. L, OT 73-75*@ Cal State Dominguez Hills L 63-82*CCAA games~Mike Ferrell Scholarship Warrior Classic

2000-01 / MIKE TERPSTRA14-12, 11-11 CCAA (6th) Northwest Nazarane W 84-66@ Bethany College W 89-64*Cal State Dominguez Hills W 79-63*Cal State Los Angeles W 72-61*@ Cal Poly Pomona L 59-76*@ Cal State San Bernardino L 55-85@ Col. of Notre Dame W 77-67Metro State L 56-59*Grand Canyon W 80-67*UC San Diego W 73-64*@ Chico State L 76-81*@ UC Davis L 53-68*Sonoma State L 65-78

*San Francisco State W 71-69*@ Cal State Bakersfield L 58-77*Cal State Bakersfield W 80-63*@ Cal State L.A. L 65-83*@ CS Dominguez Hills L 63-64 *Cal Poly Pomona W 71-63*Cal State San Bernardino W 66-60*@ UC San Diego W 76-75*@ Grand Canyon L 67-69*@ San Francisco State L 57-63*@ Sonoma State W 59-53*UC Davis L 67-68*Chico State W 64-61*CCAA games

1999-2000 / JOHN JONES7-20, 4-18 CCAA (11th) Bethany College W 119-81Menlo College L 68-73San Jose Christian W 103-67*@ CS San Bernardino L 67-82*@ UC Riverside L 76-87@ U of the Pacific L 63-67*Sonoma State W 100-82*San Francisco State W 72-62*@ CSDominguez Hills L 71-79*@ Cal State Los Angeles L 57-76@ Pacific Union College W 120-82*Chico State L 77-85*UC Davis L 73-76*@ Grand Canyon L 65-75*@ Cal Poly Pomona L 86-93*@ Cal State Bakersfield L 52-74*Cal State Bakersfield W 69-68*UC Riverside L 65-71*Cal State San Bernardino L 63-76*@ San Francisco State L 67-77*@ Sonoma State L 71-99*Cal State Dominguez Hills L 65-70

*Cal State Los Angeles L 72-73*@ UC Davis L 67-73*@ Chico State L 72-77*Cal Poly Pomona L 76-82*Grand Canyon W 98-85*CCAA games

1998-99 / JOHN JONES11-18, 8-14 CCAA (t-9th) @ Alaska-Anchorage L 70-84Angelo State L 62-94Southern Oregon W 89-81@ Menlo College W 73-62@ UC Irvine L 52-63Dominican College W 72-47Uni. Nebraska-Omaha L 63-83*UC Riverside L 71-77*Cal State San Bernardino W 63-47 *@ San Francisco State L 74-78*@ Sonoma State L 69-80 *Cal State Los Angeles L 54-59*Cal State Dominguez Hills L 59-67*@ UC Davis L 55-74*@ Chico State W 76-64*Cal Poly Pomona W 78-71*Grand Canyon W 79-76*Cal State Bakersfield W 81-68*@ Cal State Bakersfield W 81-68*@ UC Riverside L 65-66*@ Cal State San Bernardino L 57-66*San Francisco State W 92-69*Sonoma State L 57-69*@ CS Dominguez Hills W 75-72*@ Cal State Los Angeles L 67-68*UC Davis L 77-90*Chico State W 86-72*@ Cal Poly Pomona L 66-88*@ Grand Canyon L 80-87*CCAA games

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ReCoRDS vS. CCAA opponenTS

vS. CCAA School Overall CCAA @ Home Away Series Notes Cal Poly Pomona 6-21 6-20 4-9 2-11 lost six straight; last CSUS win was 2/15/08Cal State Dominguez Hills 12-19 10-15 6-6 4-9 beat 4th ranked Toros on 1/29/11 to end 7-game skidCal State East Bay 26-8 4-0 2-0 2-0 avg. margin of victory was 25.5 in two games in 10-11Cal State L.A. 9-18 9-17 7-6 2-11 has not won at L.A. since 2005-06Cal State Monterey Bay 6-8 6-8 4-4 2-4 won twice in 10-11 after five straight lostCal State San Bernardino 7-26 5-21 5-8 0-13 1-9 in last 10 meetingsChico State 23-27 12-14 8-5 4-9 Chico State won three straightHumboldt State 29-36 1-10 1-4 0-6 def. HSU for first time in CCAA play on 12/4/10San Francisco State 46-36 14-12 10-3 4-9 split in each of three previous seasonsSonoma State 34-42 8-18 3-11 5-7 2-7 in last 9 meetingsUC San Diego 15-16 9-13 5-6 4-7 won twice in 10-11 after nine-game skid to UCSD


YEAR-BY-YEAR CATEGORY LEADERSSince Cal State Stanislaus joined the CCAA in 1998

POINTS 3-POINTERS SCORING AVG. FREE THROWS 2010-2011 376, Reggie Jones 37, Dan Daviess 15.0, Reggie Jones 121, Reggie Jones2009-2010 294, Chad Johnson 29, Chad Johnson 10.9, Chad Johnson 99, Chad Johnson2008-2009 314, Michael Dyson 45, Benny Koochoie 13.0, Benny Koochoie 79, Michael Dyson2007-2008 406, Heath Colvin 59, Duane Jones 15.0, Heath Colvin 84, Heath Colvin2006-2007 385, Cameron Quick 43, Marcus Martinez 13.3, Cameron Quick 137, Cameron Quick2005-2006 396, Marcus Martinez 67, Marcus Martinez 14.7, Marcus Martinez 82, Joel Stallworth2004-2005 463, Kavin Young 28, Rick Fetter 17.1, Kavin Young 116, Kavin Young2003-2004 315, Kevin Massey 46, Kevin Massey 14.4, Jamal O’Quinn 65, Jamal O’Quinn2002-2003 397, Jeff Davenport 48, Jeff Davenport 13.7, Davenport/McIntosh 77, Jeff Davenport2001-2002 534, Jeff Davenport 57, Jeff Davenport 19.8, Jeff Davenport 117, Jeff Davenport2000-2001 388, Jeremiah Davis 64, Enver Soobzokov 15.5, Jeremiah Davis 74, Jeremiah Davis1999-2000 510, Mel Claxton 102, Richard Lugowski 18.9, Mel Claxton 114, Mel Claxton1998-1999 244, Malik Harris 84, Jared Gibson 17.4, Malik Harris 103, Brian Hall

REBOUNDS ASSISTS BLOCKS STEALS2010-2011 153, Evan Scott 66, Dwight Jones 33, Evan Scott 28, Dwight Jones2009-2010 176, Jordan Stokes 54, Chad Johnson 25, Frank Monge 37, Dwight Jones2008-2009 184, Matt Ibewiro 91, Chris Teevan 26, Matt Ibewiro 37, Benny Koochoie2007-2008 200, Rick Cardoso 114, Duane Jones 46, Rick Cardoso 59, Duane Jones2006-2007 194, Cameron Quick 52, Duane Jones 38, Rick Cardoso 31, Duane Jones 2005-2006 153, Joel Stallworth 64, Dominique Pennix 14, Kavin Young 74, Joel Stallworth2004-2005 221, Kavin Young 74, Jeremiah King 23, Kavin Young 33, Jeremiah King2003-2004 153, Kevin Massey 78, K.J. Rosales 15, Dustin Schultz 38, Rick Fetter2002-2003 236, Bernard McIntosh 137, Ira Taylor 36, Bernard McIntosh 49, Jef Davenport2001-2002 209, Jeff Davenport 111, Ira Taylor 12, B. Watkins/S. Hay 34, Jeff Davenport 2000-2001 156, Brad Watkins 109, Samer Sabbah 16, Brad Watkins 34, Samer Sabbah1999-2000 186, Mel Claxton 132, Brian Barnett 11, Justin Huber 68, Mel Claxton1998-1999 174, Phil Mensonides 118, Brian Barnett 8, Brian Hall 38, Brian Barnett

Category Leaders • Records vs. Opponents2011-12 Warriors Team History University Warrior Athletics Community

CCAA ERA, SINCE 1998-99

School Overall Academy of Art 1-0Alaska-Anchorage 1-1Alaska-Fairbanks 1-1Albertson College 0-1American University 2-0Angelo State 0-1Azusa Pacific 0-1Bethany College 5-0BYU Hawaii 0-1Cal Baptist 2-1Cal Maritime 2-0Cal Poly 0-4Central Washington 1-0Chaminade 2-0Cal State Bakersfield 4-9

School Overall Dominican 3-1Fresno Pacific 2-2Grand Canyon 8-5Hawaii Pacific 0-1Hawaii-Hilo 1-0Long Beach State 0-2Menlo College 3-2Metro State 0-1Notre Dame de Namur 2-1Nebraska-Omaha 0-1Nevada 0-1Northwest Nazarene 2-0Occidental 1-0Pacific 0-3Pacific Union 1-0

School Overall Puget Sound 0-1San Jose Christian 1-0Santa Clara 0-1Seattle 0-1Southern Oregon 1-0St. Martin’s 0-1UC Davis 3-10UC Irvine 1-1UC Riverside 0-4UC Santa Cruz 1-0Western New Mexico 0-1Western Oregon 1-0Western Washington 0-1Westmont 1-1William Jessup 1-0

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Record Book2011-12 Warriors Team History University Warrior Athletics Community

SCoRInGMOST POINTSGame ...............................53, George White vs. Cal State Northridge (1968-69)Season ................................................................. 805, George White (1968-69)Career ................................................................... 1,620, Rick Wright (1968-71)At Warrior Arena ....................................39, Paul Brogan vs. Whittier (12/2/88)In a Road Game .........................36, Paul Nunnery at Grand Canyon (12/31/91)In a Conference Game (CCAA) ......... 37, Jared Gibson vs. Chico State (2/20/99)

SCORING AVERAGESeason ................................................................ 32.3, George White (1968-69)Career ................................................................. 32.3, George White (1968-69)

By YearPoints by Freshman .............................................. 327, Brian Barnett (1997-98)Points by Sophomore ............................................... 388, Miah Davis (2000-01)................................................................................... 388, Jay Tipson (1998-99)Points by Junior ...................................................... 604, Malik Harris (1997-98)Points by Senior ................................................... 805, George White (1968-69)

MISCELLANEOUS (Since 1988)Most 20-point games (season) ..................................15, Paul Brogan (1988-89)Most 20-point games (career) .............................. 20, Jeff Davenport (2001-03)Double-doubles (season) ........................................... 14, Sam Barnes (1991-92)Double-doubles (career)............................................ 14, Sam Barnes (1991-92)

FIelD GoAlSMADEGame ...............................17, George White vs. Cal State Northridge (1968-69)Season .............................................................. 250, Harvey Marabel (1979-80)Career ................................................................ 398, Shawn Graham (1988-90)

ATTEMPTEDGame ..........................................24, Jeff Davenport vs. Grand Canyon (2/9/03)................................................. 24, Paul Nunnery vs. Grand Canyon (12/31/91)Season .............................................................. 451, Harvey Marable (1979-80)Career ................................................................ 719, Shawn Graham (1988-90)

PERCENTAGEGame ....................... 1.000 (8-8), evan Scott vs. San Francisco State (1/22/11)Season ..................................................... .649 (131-202), Ken Brown (1988-89)Career ............................................. .585 (375-641), Kevin Alexander (1985-88)

THRee-poInT FIelD GoAlSMADEGame ............................................... 10, Jaren Gibson vs. Chico State (2/20/99)Season .................................................... 109 (109-275), Tony Brown (1997-98)Career ......................................................................133, Paul Brogan (1987-89)

ATTEMPTEDGame .......................................17 (7-17), Paul Brogan vs. Chapman (12/21/88)Season ..................................................................... 275, Tony Brown (1997-98)Career ......................................................................317, Paul Brogan (1988-89)

PERCENTAGEGame .............................. 1.000 (8-8) Richard Lugowski vs. Bethany (11/19/99)...................................... 1.000 (6-6) Ron Earp vs. San Jose Christian (12/18/92)..........................1.000 (6-6) Brett Sayad vs. Cal State Monterey Bay (1/21/11)Season ..................................................... .475 (48-101), Paul Brogan (1987-88)Career .................................................... .468 (133-284), Paul Brogan (1987-89)

MISCELLANEOUSConsecutive 3-pointers made ...8, Richard Lugowski vs. UC Riverside (1/28/00)....................................................... 8, Richard Lugowski vs. Bethany (11/19/99)

ReboUnDSMOST REBOUNDSGame .................................30, Doug Cornfoot vs. Southern Oregon (11/28/81)Season ................................................................. 348, Arthur Shanks (1971-72)Career ................................................................... 1,108, Rick Wright (1968-71)

AVERAGESeason ................................................................ 13.9, Arthur Shanks (1971-72)Career ................................................................. 13.9, Arthur Shanks (1971-72)

FRee THRoWSMADEGame .......................................................................... 21, Rudy Berry (1992-93)Season ................................................................. 231, George White (1968-69)Career ............................................................... 234, Kevin Alexander (1985-88)

ATTEMPTEDGame .....................................................................24, Rudy Berry vs. 19/92-93)Season ................................................................. 274, George White (1968-69)Career ............................................................... 339, Kevin Alexander (1985-88)

PERCENTAGEGame .................1.000 (10-10) Trevor Crowley vs. Sheldon Jackson (12/28/90)................. 1.000 (10-10) Reggie Jones vs. Cal State San Bernardino (2/18/11)Season .............................................. .950 (57-60), Calvin Westbrook (2007-08)Career ........................................................919 (68-74), Jared Gibson (1998-99)

MISCELLANEOUSConsecutive free throws made .........................33, Calvin Westbrook (2007-08)

ASSISTSMOST ASSISTSGame .................................... 15, Richard Seay vs. Cal State Hayward (2/27/92)Season ................................................................... 183, Richard Seay (1991-92)Career ............................................................... 378, Brian Barnett (1997-2000)

AVERAGESeason .................................................................... 6.5, Richard Seay (1991-92)Career ..................................................................... 5.5, Richard Seay (1989-92)

bloCKSMOST BLOCKSGame ........................................8, Kevin Alexander vs. Cal Lutheran (12/11/87)Season ..................................................................... 46, Rick Cardoso (2007-08)Career ...................................................................... 84, Rick Cardoso (2006-08)

AVERAGESeason .................................................................. 1.77, Rick Cardoso (2007-08)Career ................................................................... 1.53, Rick Cardoso (2006-08)

STeAlSMOST STEALSGame ......(4 times) 7, Joel Stallworth (3 times), vs Alaska Fairbanks (12/19/04)...................................vs. Bethany (11/25/05), vs Dominican (Calif.) (11/26/05)Season ...................................................................... 100, Rudy Berry (1992-93)Career ................................................................ 111, Shawn Graham (1988-90)

oTHeRCareer Games ..............................................................81, Rick Fetter (2000-05)Most Minutes, Season ......................................... 1,072, Malik Harris (1997-98)Most Minutes, Career............................................... 2,139, Brian Hall (1995-00

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SCoRInGMOST POINTS SCORED BY CAL STATE STANISLAUSGame ............................................................. 135, vs. Fresno Pacific (1968-69)Season ......................................................................................2,587 (1988-89)Per game average (season) ......................................................102.0 (1968-69)At Warrior Arena ...................................................... 126, vs. Whittier (12/2/88)In a Road Game ...123 (124-123), vs. Centre College at Danville, Ky. (3/11/89)In a Conference Game (CCAA) ................105 (105-111), at Chico State (12/7/05)

MOST POINTS SCORED BY OPPONENTGame .........................................................................124, Centre College (3/11/89)Season ........................................................................................... 2,385 (1997-98)

MISCELLANEOUSMost Points Combined ................................. 247, vs. Centre College (3/11/89)Margin of Victory................................................ 65 (126-65) vs. Whittier (12/2/88)Scoring margin, season average ........................................................ 14.9 (1988-89)Fewest Points Allowed in a game .........48 (59-48) vs. Sonoma State (1/26/91)Least Points scored ..................................45, vs. Western Washington (1972-73)

FIelD GoAlSMADEGame .......................................................57, vs. Los Angeles Baptist (1968-69)Season .........................................................................................973 (1968-69)

ATTEMPTEDGame ...............................................................90, vs. Grand Canyon (12/3/91)Season ......................................................................................2,190 (1968-69)

PERCENTAGEGame ........................................ .649 (37-53) vs. San Francisco State (1992-93)Season .......................................................................530 (949-1,792), 1988-89

THRee-poInT FIelD GoAlSMADEGame ..................................................... 20, vs. Bethany University (11/26/05)Season .........................................................................................267 (2005-06)

ATTEMPTEDGame ..................................................................47, vs. Santa Clara (11/19/05)Season .........................................................................................799 (2005-06)

PERCENTAGEGame .................................................. .750 (15-20) vs. Cal State L.A. (12/1/89)Season ..........................................................................439 (148-337), 1987-88

MISCELLANEOUSConsecutive made, in a game ................................10 vs. Chico State (2/20/99)

ReboUnDSMOST REBOUNDSGame ....................................................................84, vs. L.A. Baptist (1968-69)Season ......................................................................................1,113 (1989-90)

AVERAGESeason ........................................................................................39.8 (1989-90)Rebounding margin ......................................................................7.2 (1988-89)

FRee THRoWSMADEGame .............................................34 (34-52), vs. Western Oregon (11/20/04)................................................................ 34 (34-47), vs. Cal Baptist (12/14/91)Season .........................................................................................573 (1968-69)

ATTEMPTEDGame ......................................................... 52, vs. Western Oregon (11/20/04)............................................................. 52, vs. Cal State Northridge (12/28/68)Season .........................................................................................745 (1968-69)

PERCENTAGEGame ......................................... ..933 (28-20), vs. Sheldon Jackson (12/28/90)Season......................................................................746 (419-562), 2010-11

ASSISTSMOST ASSISTSGame ................................................ 29, vs. Cal State San Bernardino (3/8/03)Season .........................................................................................508 (1991-92)

AVERAGESeason, per game average .........................................................19.0 (1987-88)

bloCKS

MOST BLOCKSGame .....................................................9, vs. Cal State Bakersfield (11/24/90)Season .........................................................................................101 (2007-08)

AVERAGESeason, per game average ...........................................................3.7 (2007-08)

STeAlSMOST STEALSGame .............................................................. 17, vs. Lewis & Clark (12/13/91)Season .........................................................................................270 (1988-89)

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VICTORIESMost Wins .....................................................................................21 (1988-89)Fewest Wins ...........................................................................2 (2-24), 1972-73Winning streak, season ...................................................................8 (1987-88)Longest winning streak to open season ..........................................4 (2000-01)Longest winning streak at home, in a season..................................7 (1987-88)Longest winning streak at home, overall ........................................7 (1987-88)

LOSSESMost Losses, season ......................................................................24 (1972-73)Losing streak, season.....................................................................18 (1972-73)Longest losing streak to open season .............................................9 (1997-98)

MISCELLANEOUSGames played .....................................................................31 (18-13), 1981-82Best Winning Percentage ..................................................724 (21-8), 1988-89

ATTENDANCE Home game ......................................... 2,375, vs. Nebraska Wesleyan (3/4/89)Attendance average per home game .......................................1,540 (1988-89)Road game..............................................................5,234, at Pacific (11/15/97)Attendance average per road game .....................................1,342 (1999-2000)Total home attendance in a season .......................................21,553 (1988-89)Total attendance in a season ..................................................31,723 (1988-89)

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CATEGORY TOP-10 LISTS Since Cal State Stanislaus joined the CCAA in 1998

Shawn Graham set many new school records in his tenure years with the

team.

POINTS

GAME 1. George White vs. Cal State Northridge (1968-69) ... 53 2. Paul Brogan vs. Whitter (12/2/88) ................... 39 3. Cameron Quick vs. UCSD (2/2/07) .................. 38 4. Jared Gibson vs. Chico State (2/2/99) ............. 37 5. Paul Nunnery at Grand Canyon (12/31/91) .... 36 6. Kavin Young vs. Western Oregon (11/20/04) .. 35 Dexter Coward at Chaminade (11/17/90) ....... 35 Tony Brown vs. Cal State Hayward (1/31/98) .. 35 9. Jeff Davenport at NW Nazarene (11/23/01) ... 34 10. Marcus Martinez vs. Bethany (11/26/05) ...... 33

SEASON 1. George White (1968-69) ................................ 805 2. Jim Stephens (1978-79) ................................. 620 3. Malik Harris (1997-98) ................................... 604 4. Paul Brogan (1988-89) ................................... 578 5. Gerry Rodriguez (1968-69) ............................ 561 6. Shawn Graham (1989-90) .............................. 554 7. Gerry Rodriguez (1967-68) ............................ 542 8. Jeff Davenport (2001-02) ............................... 534 9. Brian Roscoe (1989-90) ................................. 521 10. Mel Claxton (1999-2000) ............................... 510

CAREER 1. Rick Wright (1967-71) ................................. 1,620 2. Jamal O’Quinn (2000-04) ............................ 1,107 3. Gerry Rodriguez (1967-69) ......................... 1,103 4. Shawn Graham (1988-89) ........................... 1,038 5. Ed Holmes (1966-70) .................................. 1,037 6. Brian Roscoe (1989-91) ................................. 970 7. Jeff Davenport (2001-03) ............................... 931 8. Kevin Alexander (1985-88) ............................ 926 9. Marcus Martinez (2004-2007) ....................... 851 10. Malik Harris (1997-99) ................................... 848

REBOUNDS

GAME 1. Doug Cornfoot vs. S. Oregon (11/28/81)......... 30 2. Rick Wright vs. Cal Poly SLO (1970) ................. 23 3. Rick Cardoso at CS Monterey Bay (2/8/08) ..... 19 4. Shawn Graham vs. Cal State Hayward (2/9/90) 18 Shawn Graham vs. Humboldt State (2/2/90) .. 18 Shawn Graham vs. Sonoma State (1/27/90) ... 18 7. Cameron Quick vs. Sonoma State (1/27/07) ... 17 8. Kevin Alexander vs. Humboldt State (1/23/88) 16 9. Shawn Graham vs. SF State (2/4/89) ............... 15 Matt Ibewiro vs. SF State (1/31/09) ................ 15

SEASON 1. Athur Shanks (1971-72) ................................. 348 2. Gerry Rodriguez (1967-68) ............................ 332 3. Shawn Graham (1989-90) .............................. 315 4. Rick Wright (1969-70) .................................... 309 5. Doug Cornfoot (1981-82) .............................. 308 6. Rick Wright (1967-68) .................................... 281 7. Rick Wright (1968-69) .................................... 278 8. Jim Stephens (1978-79) ................................. 271 9. Ray Scott (1970-71) ........................................ 268 10. Gerry Rodriguez (1968-69) ............................ 250

CAREER 1. Rick Wright (1967-71) ................................. 1,108 2. Gerry Rodriguez (1967-69) ............................ 582 3. Shawn Graham (1988-90) .............................. 560 4. Cameron Quick (2003-07) ............................. 452 5. Kevin Alexander (1985-88) ............................ 445 6. Doug Cornfoot (1980-82) .............................. 387 7. Jamal O’Quinn (2000-04) ............................... 386 8. Jeff Davenport (2001-03) ............................... 371 9. Malik Harris (1997-99) ................................... 358 10. Phil Nunnery (1990-92) ................................. 356

ASSISTS

GAME 1. Richard Seay vs. Cal State Hayward (2/27/92) 15 2. Ira Taylor at UC Davis (2/22/02)....................... 14 3. John Mahloch vs. UC Davis (1/16/88) ............. 13 4. John Mahloch vs. Sacramento State (1/19/88) 12 5. John Mahloch at Southern Utah (11/21/87) ... 11 6. Ira Taylor vs. Cal State L.A. (1/24/03) .............. 11 Richard Seay vs. SF State (1/25/92) ................. 11 Richard Seay at SF State (2/7/92) .................... 11 Richard Seay at Chico State (1/4/90) ............... 1110. Ira Taylor vs. CS San Bernardino (3/8/03) ........ 10 Brian Barnett at CS Bakersfield (1/19/00) ....... 10 Brian Barnett vs. CS San Bernardino (1/29/00) 10 Richard Seay vs. Cal Baptist (11/29/91)........... 10 Richard Seay vs. UC Davis (1/11/92) ............... 10

SEASON 1. Richard Seay (1991-92) .................................. 183 2. Rico Thompson (1981-82) ............................. 164 3. John Mahloch (1987-88) ................................ 147 4. Eric Krivashei (1988-89) ................................. 138 5. Ira Taylor (2002-03) ........................................ 137 6. Richard Seay (1989-90) .................................. 136 7. Brian Barnett (1999-2000) ............................. 132 8. Brian Barnett (1997-98) ................................. 123 9. Brian Barnett (1998-99) ................................. 118 10. Duane Jones (2007-08) .................................. 114

CAREER 1. Brian Barnett (1997-2000) ............................. 378 2. Richard Seay (1989-90, 91-92)....................... 319 3. Ira Taylor (2001-03) ........................................ 248 4. Brian Roscoe (1989-91) ................................. 182 5. Duane Jones (2006-08) .................................. 166



SCORING AVERAGE 1. George White, 1968-69 ............................32.2 2. Jim Stephens, 1978-79..............................24.0 3. Mike Gratzke, 1966-67 ..............................23.9 4. Gerry Rodriguez, 1967-68 .........................23.6 5. Gerry Rodriguez, 1968-69 .........................22.4 6. Kevin Alexander, 1987-88 .........................21.3 7. Malik Harris, 1997-98 ...............................20.1 8. Paul Brogan, 1988-89................................19.9 9. Jeff Davenport, 2001-02 ...........................19.8 9. Shawn Graham, 1989-90 ..........................19.8

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE(Min. 100 attempts) 1. Ken Brown, 1988-89 .............. .649 .... 131-202 2. Terry Hicks, 1991-92 .............. .605 .... 150-248 3. Kevin Alexander, 1987-88 ...... .589 .... 188-319 4. Kevin Alexander, 1986-87 ...... .589 ...... 96-163 5. Brian Hall, 1995-96 ................ .584 .... 111-190 6. Dustin Schultz, 2003-04 ......... .581 ...... 79-136 7. Ben Hibbing, 2004-05 ............ .577 .... 109-189 8. Shawn Graham, 1988-89 ....... .561 .... 201-358 9. John Garrett, 1985-86 ............ .554 .... 154-278 10. Joel Stallworth, 2005-06 ........ .558 .... 111-199 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE(Min. 50 attempts) 1. Calvin Westbrook, 2007-08 ... .950 ........ 57-60 2. Marcus Martinez, 2005-06 .... .938 ........ 75-80 3. Jaren Gibson, 1998-99 ........... .919 ........ 68-74 4. Trevor Crowley, 1990-91 ........ .905 ........ 67-74 5. Jay Tipton, 1998-99 ............... .892 ........ 83-93 6. Mike Gratzke, 1967-68 ........... .867 ........ 85-98 7. Terry Hicks, 1991-92 .............. .865 ........ 45-52 8. Brian Barnett, 1999-2000 ...... .855 ........ 47-55 9. Geroge White, 1968-69 ......... .843 .............NA 10. John Mahloch, 1987-88 ......... .841 ........ 58-69

THree-POInT FIelD GOAl PerCenTAGe(Min. 50 attempts) 1. Paul Brogan, 1987-88............. .475 ...... 48-101 Casey Cutts, 2008-09 ............. .475 ........ 29-61 3. Paul Brogan, 1988-89............. .464 ...... 85-183 4. Dean Taylor, 1991-02 ............. .460 ........ 23-50 5. Marcus Martinez, 2005-06, .. .444 ...... 67-151 6. Chris Hayes, 2008-09 ............. .438 ........ 28-64 7. Mike VanderMolen, 1991-92 . .436 ........ 24-55 8. John Mahloch, 1987-88 ......... .432 ...... 57-132 9. Brian Hall, 1999-2000 ............ .431 ........ 22-51 10. Brian Roscoe, 1989-90 ........... .428 ...... 62-145

FIELD GOALS MADE 1. Harvey Marabel, 1979-80 ..........................250 2. Shawn Graham, 1988-89 ...........................201 3. Shawn Graham, 1989-90 ...........................197 4. Mel Claxton, 1999-2000 ............................186 5. Paul Brogan, 1988-89.................................185 6. Jeff Davenport, 2001-02 ............................180 7. Brian Roscoe, 1989-90 ...............................177 8. Dexter Coward, 1990-91 ............................174

9. Kavin Young, 2004-05 ................................170 10. Ebon Knox, 1985-86 ...................................164 FREE THROWS MADE 1. George White, 1968-69 .............................231 2. Malik Harris, 1997-98 ................................176 3. Jim Stephens, 1978-79...............................150 4. Cameron Quick, 2006-07 ...........................137 5. Shawn Graham, 1989-90 ...........................135 6. Kevin Alexander, 1987-88 ..........................129 7. Paul Brogan, 1988-89.................................123 8. Reggie Jones, 2010-11 .............................121 9. Jeff Davenport, 2001-02 ............................117 10. Mel Claxton, 1999-2000 ............................114 THree-POInT FIelD GOAlS 1. Tony Brown, 1997-98 .................................109 2. Richard Lugowski, 1999-2000 ....................102 3. Paul Brogan 1988-89 ...................................85 4. Jared Gibson, 1998-99 .................................84 5. Marcus Martinez, 2005-06 ..........................67 5. Brian Roscoe, 1990-91 .................................65 6. Enver Soobzokov, 2000-01 ...........................64 7. Brian Barnett, 1997-98 ................................63 8. Brian Roscoe, 1989-90 .................................62 9. Jay Tipton, 1998-99 .....................................61 10. Duane Jones, 2007-08 .................................59

REBOUNDING AVERAGE 1. Arthur Shanks, 1971-72 ............................13.9 2. Gerry Rodriguez, 1967-68 .........................13.8 3. Rick Wright, 1969-70 ................................11.9 4. Shawn Graham, 1989-90 ..........................11.3 5. Dennis Dolley, 1966-67 .............................11.3 6. Rick Wright, 1968-69 ................................11.1 7. Jim Stepens, 1978-79 ................................10.4 8. Ray Scott, 1970-71 ....................................10.3 9. Doug Cornfoot, 1981-82 .............................9.9 10. Sam Barnes, 1991-92 ..................................9.2

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 1. Harvey Marable, 1979-80 ..........................451 2. Jim Stephens, 1978-79...............................432 3. Richard Lugowski, 1999-2000 ....................401 4. Jeff Davenport, 2001-02 ............................401 5. Malik Harris, 1997-98 ................................397 6. Mel Claxton, 1999-2000 ............................385 7. Tony Brown, 1997-98 .................................382 8. Brian Roscoe, 1989-90 ...............................376 9. Paul Brogan, 1988-89.................................376 10. Shawn Graham, 1989-90 ...........................361

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 1. George White, 1968-69 .............................274 2. Malik Harris, 1997-98 ................................243 3. Jim Stephens, 1978-79...............................213 4. Jeff Davenport, 2001-02 ............................188 5. Kevin Alexander, 1987-88 ..........................177 6. Shawn Graham, 1989-90 ...........................170 7. Rico Thompson, 1981-82 ...........................170

8. Reggie Jones, 2010-11 .............................157 9. Kavin Young, 2004-05 ................................154 10. Paul Brogan, 1988-89.................................153

THree-POInT FIelD GOAl ATTeMPTS 1. Tony Brown, 1997-98 .................................275 2. Richard Lugowski, 1999-2000 ....................265 3. Jared Gibson, 1998-99 ...............................210 4. Paul Brogan, 1988-89.................................183 5. Brian Roscoe, 1990-91 ...............................174 5. Duane Jones, 2007-08 ...............................174 7. Jay Tipton, 1998-99 ...................................168 8. Brian Barnett, 1997-98 ..............................163 9. Enver Soobzokov, 2000-01 .........................161 10. Dominique Pennix, 2005-06 ......................15410. Matt Meunier, 1989-90 .............................154

STEALS 1. Rudy Berry, 1992-93 ..................................100 2. Richard Seay, 1991-92 .................................76 3. Mel Claxton, 1999-2000 ..............................68 4. Duane Jones, 2007-08 .................................59 5. Shawn Graham, 1988-89 .............................58 5. Paul Nunnery, 1991-92 ................................58 7. Shawn Graham, 1989-90 .............................53 8. Paul Nunnery, 1990-91 ................................51 9. Matt Muniz, 1995-96 ...................................50 10. Jeff Davenport, 2002-03 ..............................49 10. Paul Brogan, 1988-89...................................49

BLOCKED SHOTS 1. Rick Cardoso, 2007-08 .................................46 2. Rick Cardoso, 2006-07 .................................38 3. Bernard McIntosh, 2002-03 .........................36 4. Dexter Coward, 1990-91 ..............................35 5. Evan Scott, 2010-11 .....................................33 6. Reggie Jones, 2010-11 .............................. 31 7. Shawn Graham, 1988-89 .............................26 Matt Ibewiro, 2008-09 .................................26 9. Kavin Young, 2004-05 ..................................23 10. Terry Johnson, 2008-09 ...............................22 TURNOVERS 1. John Franza, 1978-79 .................................120 2. James Batiste, 1978-79 ..............................109 3. Malik Harris, 1997-98 ................................105 4. Doug Cornfoot, 1981-82 ..............................97 5. Richard Seay, 1991-92 .................................94 6. Ira Taylor, 2002-03 .......................................88 7. Jermaine Galloway, 1997-98 ........................83 8. Heath Colvin, 2007-08 .................................80 9. Sam Barnes, 1991-92 ...................................7810. Duane Jones, 2007-08 .................................73

Record Book

SINGLE-SEASON TOP-10 LISTS Since Cal State Stanislaus joined the CCAA in 1998



Awards & Honors • Records

All-CCAA2010-11Reggie Jones*

2006-07 Cameron Quick*

2005-06 Marcus Martinez**Joel Stallworth**Kavin Young, Jr.**

2004-05 Kavin Young, Jr.*Ben Hibbing**

2002-03 Bernard McIntosh**Jeff Davenport**Mesut Ademoglu (Fr)

2001-02 Jeff Davenport*

2000-01 Jeremiah Davis**Enver Soobzokov***

1999-00 Mel Claxton**Richard Lugowski***

1998-99 Jay Tipton***

ACADeMIC All-DISTrICT2007-08 Calvin Westbrook**

2002-03 Ira Taylor*

CCAAAll-ACADeMIC2010-11Kenny MashinichiBryan Garbez

2008-09Calvin Westbrook

2007-08Calvin Westbrook

2006-07Cameron QuickCalvin Westbrook

CAL STATE STANISLAUS ATHLETICS HALL OF FAMEPaul Brogan (inducted in 2010)Harvey Marable (inducted in 2005)Doug Cornfoot (inducted in 2004)Kevin Alexander (inducted in 2001)Danny Boer (inducted in 2000)Gerry Rodriguez (inducted in 2000)Ricky Wright (inducted in 2000)

WARRIOR ATHLETICS AWARDS2005-06Male Scholar-Athlete of the YearJoel Stallworth

2002-03 Male Scholar-Athlete of the YearMarcus Roewenstrunk

AWARDS AnD HonoRS, CCAA eRA*-First team, **-Second team, ***-Third team/Honorable mention #-Player of the Year Fr-Freshman of the Year

HOME-AWAY RECORD BREAKDOWN Since joining the CCAA in 1998-99

Home RoadYear Overall Conf. Overall Conf.2010-11 7-5 6-5 5-9 4-72009-10 6-7 4-7 3-10 2-92008-09 5-9 2-7 2-9 1-92007-08 4-8 3-7 2-12 2-82006-07 6-8 3-8 6-7 6-52005-06 8-4 6-4 6-8 5-52004-05 4-8 3-7 2-10 2-82003-04 7-6 5-6 1-13 1-102002-03 12-3 8-3 5-8 5-62001-02 6-7 4-7 4-10 3-82000-01 10-3 9-2 4-9 2-91999-00 6-8 4-7 1-12 0-111998-99 7-6 6-5 3-11 2-9 Totals 88-82 73-75 44-125 35-107

WARRIOR ARENA ATTENDANCETop 10 Warrior Arena attendances

Att. ...... Opponent ..................................Date ............ Results 1. 2,375 ...... vs. Nebraska Wesleyan ............3/4/89 ....... W, 76-66 2. 2,350 ...... vs. Sonoma State ....................2/18/89 .. W, 121-101 3. 2,325 ...... vs. Pomona-Pitzer ....................3/3/89 ....... W, 90-78 4. 2,200 ...... vs. UC Davis ............................1/13/89 ...... W, 71-66 5. 2,105 ...... vs. UC Davis ............................1/16/88 ...... W, 86-71 6. 2,098 ...... vs. UC Davis .............................2/9/91 ....... W, 96-94 7. 1,957 ...... vs. UC Davis ............................1/11/92 ........L, 81-84 8. 1,824 ...... vs. Cal State San Bernardino ...12/7/01 ........L, 51-81 9. 1,807 ...... vs. Westmont .........................11/22/02 ..... W, 74-71 10. 1,800 ...... vs. San Francisco State .............2/4/89 ....... W, 97-80



Coaches • NCAA Tournament

CoACHeS YeAR-bY-YeAR

Year Coach Won Lost66-67 Jim Hanny 5 1067-68 Jim Hanny 17 768-69 Jim Hanny 15 1069-70 Jim Hanny 7 1970-71 Jim Hanny 15 1171-72 Jim Hanny 14 1172-73 Jim Hanny 2 2473-74 Armin Pipho 7 2074-75 Armin Pipho 13 1575-76 Armin Pipho 9 1576-77 Doug Sanderson 10 1677-78 Doug Sanderson 10 1678-79 Doug Sanderson 12 1479-80 Doug Sanderson 8 2180-81 Doug Sanderson 16 1281-82 Doug Sanderson 18 1382-83 Doug Sanderson 16 1383-84 Claude Terry 13 1284-85 Ken Bone 5 2185-86 Bob Thomason 15 1086-87 Bob Thomason 20 887-88 Bob Thomason 17 988-89 John Jones 21 8DIVISION II

89-90 John Jones 19 990-91 John Jones 13 1691-92 John Jones 15 1392-93 John Jones 20 893-94 John Jones 11 1694-95 John Jones 7 1895-96 John Jones 8 1896-97 John Jones 14 1397-98 John Jones 11 19CCAA

98-99 John Jones 11 1899-00 John Jones 7 2000-01 Mike Terpstra 14 1201-02 Mike Terpstra 10 1702-03 Mike Terpstra 18 1103-04 Keith Larsen 8 1904-05 Keith Larsen 7 2005-06 Keith Larsen 14 1306-07 Keith Larsen 13 1607-08 Keith Larsen 6 2108-09 Keith Larsen 7 1809-10 Larry Reynolds 10 1710-11 Larry Reynolds 12 15 TOTALS 539 658

CoACHInG ReCoRDS, CCAA eRA Overall Conf.Year Coach Won Lost Won Lost98-99 John Jones 11 18 8 1499-00 John Jones 7 20 4 1800-01 Mike Terpstra 14 12 11 1101-02 Mike Terpstra 10 17 7 1502-03 Mike Terpstra 18 11 13 903-04 Keith Larsen 8 19 6 1604-05 Keith Larsen 7 20 5 1505-06 Keith Larsen 14 13 11 906-07 Keith Larsen 13 16 9 1307-08 Keith Larsen 6 21 5 1508-09 Keith Larsen 7 18 3 1709-10 Larry Reynolds 10 17 6 1610-11 Larry Reynolds 12 15 10 12 TOTALS 137 224 108 180

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Division III

1981 West Regionals, at Whittier College, Calif. Whittier 103, WARRIORS 95 Dubuque (Iowa) 86, WARRIORS 73

1982 West Regionals, at CAL STATE STANISLAUS WARRIORS 62, Whittier College 60 WARRIORS 84, Bishop College, Texas 67

Quarterfinals, at CAL STATE STANISLAUS WARRIORS 61, Capital University, Ohio 60

Division III Final Four, at Calvin College, Mich. Wabash (Ind.) 68, WARRIORS 64 Brooklyn College (N.Y.) 68, WARRIORS 62, OT

1983 West Regionals, at CAL STATE STANISLAUS WARRIORS 80, Augustana College (Ill.) 73 WARRIORS 71, Sonoma State 61

Quarterfinals, at Wittenberg University, Ohio Wittenberg 68, WARRIORS 65

1987 South Atlantic Regionals, at Roanoke College, Va. WARRIORS 101, Jersey City State (N.J.) 93 Stockton State (N.J.) 88, WARRIORS 80

1989 West Regionals, at WARRIORS WARRIORS 90, Pomona Pitzer 78 WARRIORS 76, Nebraska Wesleyan 66

Quarterfinals, at Centre College, Ky. Centre 124, WARRIORS 123, 2OT

CCAA ToURnAMenT AppeARAnCeS

2011First Round @ Arcata, Calif.Humboldt State 68, WARRIORS 54


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CALIFORNIA COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION1350 Treat Blvd., Suite 500, Walnut Creek, CA 94597

http://www.goccaa.org • Telephone (925) 472-8299 • FAX (925) 472-8887

The California Collegiate Athletic Association has been the na-tion’s most successful intercollegiate athletic conferences since its establishment in December 1938. The 12-member league is home to some of the nation’s finest NCAA Division II athletic programs in Cal Poly Pomona, Cal State Dominguez Hills, Cal State L.A., Cal State San Bernardino, Cal State Stanislaus, Chico State, CSU, Monterey Bay, Humboldt State, UC San Diego, San Francisco State and Sonoma State. CCAA institutions compete in seven women’s and six men’s conference-sponsored sports. Fall sports include men’s and wom-en’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer and women’s volley-ball. Men’s and women’s basketball are contested in the winter, and women’s tennis, men’s golf, men’s and women’s outdoor track & field, softball and baseball comprise spring competition. CCAA members have won 151 NCAA Championships (102 men, 49 women) all time, far and away the most of any Division II con-ference. On the men’s side, CCAA members have brought home at least 10 titles in swimming & diving (25), wrestling (16), track & field (13), tennis (11) and baseball (10). CCAA institutions have been very

successful in the history of NCAA women’s athletics, having won 10 cross country, 10 softball, six track & field, five volleyball and five basketball national championships as well as 18 more in four other sports. Last year, UC San Diego won the softball championship and Cal State Monterey Bay captured the men’s golf national title. Kyle Sousa of Chico State also won an individual national championship in men’s golf. The CCAA has undergone several changes in conference mem-bership since charter members UC Santa Barbara, Fresno State, San Diego State and San Jose State came together to form the league in 1938. Over the past 60 years, a number of institutions have been members of the CCAA, including Cal State Northridge, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Chapman, Cal State Fullerton, Long Beach State, Pacific, Pepperdine , UC Riverside, UC Davis and Grand Canyon University. The CCAA Commissioner’s Office relocated from southern Cali-fornia to the San Francisco Bay Area-suburb of Walnut Creek in July 1998. Robert J. Hiegert is in his 15th year as the Commissioner.

Men’s Cross Country - CHICO STATEWomen’s Cross Country - CHICO STATEMen’s Soccer - SONOMA STATEWomen’s Soccer - SAN FRANCISO STATEWomen’s Volleyball - CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINOMen’s Basketball - HUMBOLDT STATEMen’s Basketall (conf. tourn.) - CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLSWomen’s Basketball (reg. season) - CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY

Women’s Basketall (conf. tourn.) - CAL POLY POMONAMen’s Golf - CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY*Baseball - UC SAN DIEGOSoftball (reg. season) - UC SAN DIEGO*Softball (conf. tournament) - SONOMA STATEWomen’s Track & Field - CHICO STATEMen’s Track & Field - CHICO STATE

* Also won NCAA National Championship

2010-11 CCAA CHAMpIonS

Al BarbaAssistant Commissioner, Media RelationsCell (925) 323-9751Email [email protected]

Carol RiveraAssistant Commissioner, ComplianceSenior Woman AdministratorCell (925) 876-3766Email [email protected]

robert HarrisDirector of Championships and MarketingCell (925) 323-2153Email [email protected]

Dr. Bill WhiteCoordinator of Officiating25202 Keats LaneStevenson Ranch, CA 91381Home (661) 259-0993Mobile (661) 510-2104Fax (661) 287-4383Email [email protected]

Anita Barker2011-12 CCAA PresidentDirector of Athletics, Chico State400 W. First StreetChico, CA 95929Office (530) 898-6470Fax (530) 898-6582Email [email protected]

Robert J. Hiegert Commissioner

E-Mail: [email protected] Home: (925) 634-4838


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CCAA STAFF

AL BARBAAssistant CommissionerDir. of Media Relations

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A top-rated institution recognized for academic excellence, outstanding graduation rates, commitment to diversity, and championship athlet-ics, CSU Stanislaus was named one of “The Top Public Universities–Master’s” institutions in the West by U.S. News & World Report, one of the “Best 373 Colleges” in the nation by The Princeton Review as well as one of 120 “Best Value Colleges.”

Our unique way of thinking about education shows up in everything we do—from the one-on-one mentoring relationships students enjoy with faculty and staff to the renowned small class sizes we offer. It’s who we are. It’s one reason why so many of our alumni enjoy success beyond college. And it’s also why nearly 9,000 students continue to expand their intellectual, creative, and social horizons while seeking their degrees from CSU Stanislaus.

We are learning-centeredAt CSU Stanislaus, we believe in an open marketplace of fresh ideas where voices and opinions are freely exchanged both inside and outside the classroom. Our faculty members are professional educators who have built their careers on creating an ideal environment for learning. As experts in their fields, many are involved in active research projects that bring cutting-edge theories and practices straight into the class-room community.

Rigorous programsAt CSU Stanislaus, students are introduced to a wide range of quality pro-grams that will challenge minds, inspire hearts, and actually qualify stu-dents for something that fits their ambitions. We offer more than 1,000 courses all told in our six distinct colleges. We also offer 40 undergraduate programs, 29 graduate majors, five graduate certificate programs, and a host of teaching credentials.

Honors programAdvanced students discover their potential in our Honors Program, de-signed for students of unusual curiosity, energy, and academic capability representing all disciplines. Honor students take upper-level coursework central to their major or discipline and participate in a wide range of co-curricular activities and excursions culminating in a senior-year Capstone projects.


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location. location. location.Situated in a park-like setting that is unique in the CSU system, new students are immedi-ately drawn to CSU Stanislaus by its tranquil and picturesque environment — the perfect backdrop for focused, serious study. We have 228 acres of lawns, bridges, waterfalls, and ponds that will make students feel as though they are walking through a private park on their way to class. Our campus is considered one of the most beautiful—and safest—public campuses in all of California, where nature coexists in harmony with the pleasing archi-tectural style of our buildings. Looking beyond the natural beauty, students find modern computer and research labs, a technologically enhanced library, and our latest addition, the Nora and Hashem Naraghi Hall of Science.

Fun is all around usTurlock is nestled between the awe-inspir-ing Sierra Nevada and the greater Bay Area in the rapidly developing Central Valley. The campus is only two hours away from San Francisco, Berkeley, Marin, and Palo Alto — the home of Silicon Valley. Moun-tain climbing, sailing, and water sports are nearby to enjoy.

CSU Stanislaus is only a short distance from Yosemite National Park, Monterey Bay, and Lake Tahoe—great for outdoor weekends,

holidays, and spring break. Sacramento, the seat of state government and the home of Old Town with its New Orleans vibe, is just an hour or so north.

Distance to Turlock

Approximate distance from Cal State Stanislausto regional attractions & cities

Yosemite National Park 70 mi.San Francisco Bay Area 90 mi.Sacramento 90 mi.Monterey Bay 115 mi.Napa Valley 120 mi.Lake Tahoe/Reno 200 mi.

CSU Stanislaus has again been recognized as one of the country’s best institutions for undergraduate education, according to The Princeton Review. For the sixth consecutive year, CSU Stanislaus is featured in the 2012 edi-tion of the prestigious college guide “The Best 376 Colleges.” CSU Stanislaus is one of only two California State University campuses to receive this honor, and the only one to receive the recognition for six-straight years. Additionally, The Princeton Review recognized CSU Stanislaus as one of the best colleges in the West in its website feature, “2012 Best Colleges: Region by Region,” posted August 1, 2011, on www.PrincetonReview.com. Col-lectively, schools on the regions’ best lists represent just 25 percent of four-year colleges in the U.S.


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Student lifeThere’s more to college than attending class, study-ing, or bubbling in answers on Scantron forms. At CSU Stanislaus , people experience a campus culture that fosters strong relationships between students, faculty, and administrators. Students make lifelong friends with their classmates, association and club members, fraternity brothers, and sorority sisters. Students become part of a vibrant campus life, where activities are plentiful. With close to 100 active student organi-zations and more than 9,000 potential friends at CSU Stanislaus, there is a niche for everyone.

Call us homeFor many, living on campus is part of the college experience. Strong bonds and lifelong friendships are created through the shared experience of campus life. For campus residents, there are no hassles with transportation or parking, and classrooms and other facilities are just steps away from where our students live. The Village at CSU Stanislaus is decidedly not a typical dorm. With the choice of spacious single, double, or triple occupancy suites or single-occupancy apartments, students can pick the one that’s right for them. Privacy, yes, but Village life is anything but dull; with dozens of organized activities — from mixers to dances — students can be as involved as they

want to be. The Village boasts two swimming pools, a spa, a total of seven coinless laundry facilities, a computer lab, a study hall, recreation room, sport courts, fitness center, and a new dining hall complete with an outdoor patio.

International educationCSU Stanislaus students can take an internship in France, visit Malta, apply for a scholarship to China, or spend a summer in Prague. As an example, in a single semester, CSU Stanislaus students were recently studying in Spain, Israel, France, Canada, Australia, and Wales. Best of all, financial aid applies, so students can take courses for the same low fee AND study abroad! CSU Stanislaus was recently selected as one of eight national institutions for the Global Learning for All Program, which means that international/global education is integrated into coursework as an active component.

Faculty factsCSU Stanislaus employs more than 450 full-time and part-time instructors who have a passion for helping students. The University boasts a low 19 to 1 student-to-teacher ratio. More than 80 percent of faculty hold doctorates, or an equivalent degree in their fields.

Financial AidWe don’t let money stand in the way of a college education. Recently named one of America’s Best Value Colleges, CSU Stanislaus offers a top-quality education at an affordable price. Our students gradu-ate with a debt load substantially below the national average, thanks, in part, to more than $35 million in financial aid awarded to students annually, with nearly $1 million of that from scholarships.

InternshipsExperience gained from internships and fellowships offered at CSU Stanislaus often gives students the advantage in landing that crucial first job on their way to a lifelong career. Leading local, regional, and national companies, businesses, school districts, hospitals, social and government agencies proudly employ CSU Stanislaus graduates. And many of them began their careers as interns.



President’s Message

Welcome to California State University, Stanislaus and Warrior Athletics.

I am delighted to welcome you to California State University, Stanislaus and another year of War-rior Athletics.

Once again, the success of our student athletes on the field and in the classroom has contributed to the university’s reputation for excellence and its sixth-straight annual recognition in the Princ-

eton Review’s listing of Best Colleges in the United States. CSU Stanislaus is very proud to be the only CSU campus to receive this honor for six consecutive years.

In 2010-11, we had the pleasure of hosting three major championships: the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) Division II Outdoor Track and Field National Championships, the CCAA (California Collegiate Athletic Association) soccer cham-pionships and the Track & Field conference championships. CSU Stanislaus is truly honored to have hosted these events and welcomed thousands of student-athletes and families from around the country to our campus.

Our Warrior Athletics teams and student-athletes continue to rank highly in the state and country. Our women’s soccer team re-cently participated in the CCAA championship tournament. In addition, two of our student athletes qualified for the NCAA track nationals, and seven were honored as NCAA All Americans.

However, Warrior success is not limited to athletics competitions—our student athletes also continue to realize success in their academic pursuits. Thirty-five student athletes had a grade point average (GPA) of 3.4 or higher, one of the strongest academic showings in the CCAA.

Thank you again for your interest in Warrior Athletics. I encourage you to visit our beautiful campus and encourage our fine athletes by becoming an enthusiastic fan and supporter of our teams.

Go Warriors!

Dr. Hamid ShirvaniPresident

2011-12 president’s Message

DR. HAMID SHIRvANI

University presidentCalifornia State University Stanislaus



University President & Provost

Dr. Hamid Shirvani has been in higher education for 31 years, with 24 years in senior executive leadership and management posts.

In these positions, Dr. Shirvani has successfully led the complete restructuring of several colleges and universities, producing substantially increased productivity, including increases in enrollments, the quality of student

applicants, the quality of educational offerings, funded research activities, R&D development and net revenue.

Currently, Dr. Shirvani is President of the California State University, Stanislaus. Prior to assuming his current position, he served as Provost and Executive Vice President at Chapman University; Vice President for Graduate Studies and Research at Queens College of the City University of New York; Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Massachusetts, Lowell; and Dean of the College of Architecture and Planning at the University of Colorado at Denver. In addition, he has served on the faculties of the State University of New York at Syracuse and the Pennsylvania State University. He holds a Ph.D. and M.A. from Princeton University, an M.L.A. from Harvard University, and a M.S. from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

Dr. Shirvani is internationally well known for his contributions to the fields of architecture and urban design and planning. He has authored three books—Design Review Process (1981), The Urban Design Process (1985), Beyond Public Architecture (1990)—as well as several dozen papers in various refereed and professional journals and several dozen papers at national and international conferences. His books have been used as major texts in classrooms throughout the United States and abroad. In particular, The Urban Design Process, which has been translated into four languages, is a major classic on the subject.

In addition, Dr. Shirvani served as editor and/or on the editorial board of Journal of Architectural Education (1988-94); Avant Garde (1988-94); Journal of Planning Education and Research (1987-93); Urban Design and Presentation Quarterly (1987-89); Journal of the American Planning Association (1983-85); UD Review (1982-87); and Art and Architecture (1974-78). In October of 2004, he was awarded the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem and was invested as a Knight of the Holy Sepulchre. He was invested as a Knight in the Order of Malta in 2009. Dr. Hamid Shirvani is a Fellow

of the Royal Society of Arts, Fellow of the World Academy of Arts and Sciences, Recipient of Special Commendation by the American Institute of Architects (2003) for his contributions in the fields of architecture and urban design, Recipient of the Seikyo Culture Award of Japan (1999) and is listed in the Who’s Who in the World. He has lectured at 27 international and 48 U.S. universities, several dozen public and private agencies, and professional societies. He is also the recipient of grants from National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation, Department of Education, DeWitt Wallace – Reader’s Digest Fund and Temple Hoyne Buell Foundation. For his distinguished service and significant scholarly and academic achievements, Soka University of Japan bestowed upon him the Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters in 2003. In 2007 and again in 2009, the statewide student government body of the 23-campus California State University system recognized Dr. Shirvani as “President of the Year.” Most recently, Rotary International named him the Paul Harris Fellow for his meritous public service. Dr. Shirvani is a past member of the Stanislaus County Children’s Council and the Turlock Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, and a past trustee of the Gallo Center for the Arts.

Dr. Shirvani has served on the Board of Directors of Competition Inc., the United Way, and ICMT, Inc., the American Council on Education (ACE) Commission on International Initiatives, the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) Committee on Professional Development, the Modesto Chamber of Commerce, the Higher Education Consortium of Central California (HECCC), the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II Presidents Council and the City of Turlock Beautification Committee. Currently he is serving as the Chair of the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Presidents/Chancellors’ Group, as Vice Chair of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) Committee on Economic and Workforce Development, a member of the United Nations Commission for Disarmament Education, Conflict Resolution and Peace, a member of the Executive Committee of the International Association of University Presidents (IAUP), a member of the Governing Board of the Stockton Site Authority, and a member of the Executive Committee of the Central Valley Higher Education Consortium (CVHEC). He also serves as the Chairman of the Turlock Business Council. Dr. Shirvani has overseen successful reaccreditation of four major public institutions, including California State University, Stanislaus. In addition, he has served as chair or member of accreditation visiting teams at several universities, including Rutgers, Syracuse and Hunter College.

James T. Strong became Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs in May 2010. Dr. Strong came to CSU Stanislaus from California State University Dominguez Hills, where he served as Dean of the College of Business Administration and Public Policy for seven years. He is also a professor of marketing with a wide variety of academic accomplishments.

Prior to joining the CSU system, Dr. Strong served as associate dean of the College of Business Administration at The University of Akron for five years and was also a faculty member at The University of Akron for fourteen years. Prior to joining The University of Akron, he was an assistant professor of marketing at Rowen State University in Glassboro, NJ for three years. Dr. Strong spent nine years in marketing, sales and sales management prior to entering academe.

Dr. Strong has a Ph.D. in Business Administration with a concentration in marketing and a minor in organizational behavior from Drexel University in Philadelphia, PA. He holds an M.B.A. from the University of Toledo and a B.A. in

English from Lafayette College in Easton, PA. Dr. Strong currently lives in Turlock with his wife, Jane. They have two daughters and a son.

DR. JAMeS STRonG provost and vice president for Academic Affairs

DR. HAMID SHIRvAni University president



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Kim Duyst was promoted to the position of Associate Athletics Director in the fall of 2007 after com-pleting a stellar 21-year career (1986-2007) at Cal State Stanislaus as the head coach for track and field, cross country for men and women. She also served as the department’s Senior Women’s Administrator. As Associate Athletic Director and Senior Women’s Administrator, Duyst oversees compliance with the NCAA, CCAA and University rules and regulations, monitors compliance with the CSU gender-equity policy and Title IX, issues. Ms Duyst also works with campus officials and the Student Athlete Academic Advisor to assist all student-athletes in maintaining academic eligibility and graduating from Cal State Stanislaus. Duyst is also the administrator who oversees the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) and is the coordinator of the NCAA CHAMPS/Life Skills program. In 2010-11, Duyst was named Advisor of the Year for her work with SAAC at the CSU Stanislaus Stu-

dent Leadership Awards. As a coach, Duyst is a member of the USTFCCCA Hall of Fame, the Cal State Stanislaus Athletics Hall of Fame and the Peru High School Hall of Fame. Duyst also served as Chair of the NCAA Track & Field Committee in 2009-10 and 2010-11. Duyst received her a bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Wyoming where she also completed a four-year stint as a scholarship member of the women’s cross country track and field team. Prior to coming to Cal State Stanislaus Coach Duyst served as a member of the coaching staff at West Virginia University and Syracuse University. She is a native of Peru, NY, and is a 1975 graduate of Peru High School. Duyst and her husband Mark reside in Turlock and have two children, Brooke and Conner.

GAbRIel bolTonInterim Director of Athletics

KIM DUYST Associate Athletics Director

Gabriel Bolton was named Interim Director of Athlet-ics on Nov. 16, 2011 to oversee the daily operations of Warrior Athletics. Gabriel Bolton returned to Cal State Stanislaus as the women’s soccer head coach in 2006 after first serving as the head coach in 2001. He completed his seventh season overall with the program and in 2008 became the Warriors’ winningest coach. Under his guidance, the Warriors captured the pro-gram’s first California Collegiate Athletic Association championship in 2011 by defeating Chico State, 4-0, in

the title game at Warrior Stadium. The 2011 Warriors finished 11-4-6 overall and 8-4-4 in the CCAA North for their ninth winning season in the last decade. They also advanced to the NCAA Championship for the first time in program history. This is Bolton’s second stint as an Interim Director on the Cal State Stanislaus campus. He was the Interim Director of Stu-dent Leadership & Development in 2008-2009 where he led the department to unprecedented success. During his tenure the department increased participation in clubs, organizations and Greek Organizations. In addition, Greek philanthropic donations reached an all-time high. The department also saw an increase in grant funding for other programs within Student Leadership & Development. In addition to his coaching and other work on campus Bolton has extensive experience in labor law. He possesses a legal background and earned his Juris Doctor Degree at the University of Pacific, McGeorge School of Law. Bolton spent five years working for the prestigious law firm of Carroll, Burdick & McDonough representing peace officer unions in disciplinary matters and contract negotiations. Bolton and his wife Kathy have one daughter, Sophia.


Athletics Staff

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CHARlene bARGASWarrior Athletics

Assistant

GAbRIel bolTonHead Coach

Women’s Soccer

GeoFF bRADSHAWHead CoachTrack & Field

lARRY ReYnolDSHead Coach

Men’s basketball

AMYe leonAcademic Advisor

DIlJeeT TAYloRHead Coach

Cross Country

DAnA TAYloRHead CoachMen’s Soccer

SHARon TURneRHead Coach

Women’s basketball

CHRISTInA loReHead Coachvolleyball

JoHn CooKHead CoachMen’s Golf

JAn SCHeFKoWITZHead Coach

Softball

veReK vISARAGAHead Coach

Women’s Tennis

KennY leoneSIoHead Coach

baseball

DURenA lonGbudget Analyst

DR. JoHn MAYeRFaculty Athletics Representativeprofessor & Chairman, Theatre

John Mayer is in his sixth year as the faculty athletics representative for the university. Mayer has been at California State University, Stanislaus since 2000 and is a professor and the chair of the theatre de-partment. He earned his bach-elor’s and master’s de-grees from Western Illinois and his Ph.D. in theatre history from the University of Missouri 1993 and is a member of Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society. While at Missouri, he was a graduate represen-tative to the NCAA from 1989-1993. The native of Highland Park, Illinois, is a diehard Chicago Cubs fan. Mayer and his wife Kitsy reside in Atwater with their three children, sons Murphy and Nick and daughter Johanna.

Communications & Marketing(See page 36)Hung P. Tsai, Assistant A.D.

Sports Medicine(See page 37)Dake Walden, Head Athletic TrainerGary Hogan, Athletic Trainer

Strength & Conditioning(See page 37)Matt Fraze, Strength & Conditioning Coach



Sports Info & Media Relations

Hung P. Tsai returned to Cal State Stanislaus in the summer of 2007 as Assistant Athletics Director. Tsai oversees media relations, sports information, is responsible for marketing Warrior Athletics, game management and day-to-day responsibilities for the 14-sport athletics program and maintains warriorathletics.com, the department’s website. Tsai served as the Sports Information Director at CSU Stanislaus from 2001-04 before leaving to launch a website development company and to attend graduate school. From 2006-07, he served as the Assistant Commissioner of the California Collegiate Athletic Association. Previously, Tsai has worked at Humboldt State, San Jose State, and ESPN in a various positions. Tsai received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism from Humboldt State in 1997 and Master of Arts degree in Sport Management from Long Beach State in 2006. His academic accomplishments include being named a “Student

Who Makes a Difference to a Club or Organization” at Humboldt State for his work with the Athletics Department, the Journalism Graduate of the Year in 1997, and a 1996 recipient of the NCAA/Freedom Forum Sports Journalism Scholarship. Tsai and his wife Stefani, who is a Ph.D candidate at UC San Barbara, reside in Turlock. They have a seven-year old son, Carter.

HUnG p. TSAI Assistant Athletics Director, Communications

Sports Information Staff

HUNG P. TSAIAssistant Athletics DirectorOffice: (209) 667-3168 Fax: (209) 667-3313Office: FH Annex 111Email: [email protected]

Interns: Alisa Barlow (Marketing)Marissa Dunaway (Marketing)TBD (Facilities & Game Management)

Student Assistants: Matt Ybarra, Danyelle Mims

Volunteers: Kevin Cunningham, Dave Gomes,Stan Gustafson, Donna Pierce, Abe Rojas

SPORTS INFORMATION The California State University Stan-islaus Sports Information Office assists the media cover California State Univer-sity Stanislaus’s 14 intercollegiate athletics programs. The Sports Information Office is located in Room 111 in the Fieldhouse An-nex, near the Student Recreation Complex.

CREDENTIAL REQUESTS Limited seating for press is available at Warrior Athletics events. Please direct all credential requests to Hung P. Tsai, Assis-tant Athletics Director, at (209) 667-3168 or email [email protected], at least 48 hours prior to each contest.

MEDIA PARKING Local media covering Warrior athletics game days may park in lot 7 or lot 8 with-out a permit. Special events may require parking, please notify the SID office if you are attending.

PRESS TABLE Working space on the press table or in the designated press areas are limited to working media only. Seats are reserved for media covering Cal State Stanislaus regu-larly. All other requests must be made at least 48 hours prior to each game. Please reserve seating by calling (209) 667-3168.

RADIO PHONE LINES Radio phone lines are available at War-rior Stadium, Warrior Arena, as well as the Warrior Softball and Baseball Fields. No phone lines are not available at the other facilities.

STATISTICS AVAILABILITY Final box scores will be available imme-diately after each home contest, as well as posted on the official Athletics Website.

INTERVIEW POLICY Post-game interviews with coaches and players are on a catch-as-you-can ba-sis with assistance from members of the Sports Information Office staff. There are no formal post-game press conferences. Interviews outside of the Warrior Arena on non-game days may be set up through the SID Office.

ATHLETICS WEB SITE The Warrior Athletics Web site pro-vides up-to-date information with sched-ules, rosters and statistics, as well as pho-tos and player bios, are available on the Web site. For updates on the conference, in-cluding standings and results of the other contests in the CCAA, visit the California Collegiate Athletic Association Web site at goccaa.org.

pRIMARY MeDIA

Modesto Bee (209) 578-2300Mike Dunbar, Sports Editor [email protected] VanderBeek, Beat Writer [email protected]

Turlock Journal (209) 634-9141Frankie Tovar, Sports Reporter [email protected]

The Sigal (209) 667-3411Campus student paper editor [email protected]

Merced Sun-Star (209) 385-2459Sports Staff [email protected]

Stockton record (209) 546-8282Sports Staff [email protected]

Websites & Social Media Official Site WarriorAthletics.com live Stats WarriorAthletics.com/liveStats Webcast WarriorAthletics.com/Showcase Facebook Facebook.com/WarriorAthletics Twitter @CSuSWarriors



Athletic Trainer / Strength & Conditioning

STRenGTH & ConDITIonInG Protecting the health and safety of all student-athletes at California State University Stanislaus is a number one priority. Under the leadership of Strength and Condidtioning Coach Matt Fraze, student-athletes in the sports he works with receive the finest treatment before and after athletic related injuries. To prevent injury and to enhance athletic performance, Matt Fraze, an NSCA certified strength and condition-ing specialist works with all coaches and student-athletes on a year round strength and conditioning program. Fraze is also an instructor in the Department of Physical Education and Health and is the Warrior Fitness Center Director. Fraze develops and implements programs for student-athletes designed to improve speed, strength, flexibility and power. He cre-ates training programs designed to improve the student-athlete as a whole. As a power lifter, Fraze believes in working and sweating as a team in the weight room. His training sessions prevent injury, improve student-athlete performance and serve as a team bonding activity designed to enhance team chemistry. Fraze earned his B.S degree in physical education from Cal State Stanislaus and is in the final process of completing his M.S. degree from CSU Sacramento where he served as graduate assistant strength and conditioning coach for the CSU Sacramento athletics department. Fraze and his wife Cindy reside in Turlock and are the proud parents of three daughters, Jessica, Carolyn, and Samantha.

MATT FRAZE

Dake Walden was hired in December of 2010 as the Head Ath-letic Trainer, adding to the Cal State Stanislaus staff where he would join long-time athletic trainer Gary Hogan to better server Warrior student-athletes by providing two full time

trainers. Walden has been in the athletic training field for 30 years at various levels. Prior to returning to California, Walden spent 17 seasons (from 1993 to 2010) with the NFL’s Rams franchise both in Los Angeles and St. Louis as an assistant athletic trainer. During his time with the Rams, he participated in two Super Bowls, including the Rams’ 2000 championship season, and numerous playoff games. Prior to working with the Rams, Walden served as a mem-ber of the Stanford University athletic training staff for 12 years (1982 to 1993) where he was involved in the health care of numerous PAC-10 and National Championship teams. His wealth of experience also included working during the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, where Walden served as an athletic trainer at the baseball venue at Dodger Stadium. Walden began his athletic training career as a student athletic trainer at West Texas State University prior to transfer-ring to the University of Colorado where he earned his Bach-elor’s degree in physical education. He followed that up with a Master’s degree in Education from Stanford. Walden served on various committees of the Professional Football Athletic Trainers Society and has been a certified member of the National Athletic Trainers Association since 1981. Walden currently resides in Turlock. His wife, Cynthia and daughter, Ashley are currently in Wildwood, Mo., and will join Walden this summer.

Dake WaldenHead Trainer

Student Health Center The Student Health Center, with basic medi-cal procedures, health care and pharmacy, is available and are free to all students. Some Health Center proce-dures require a nominal fee for service generally at a rate much lower than at any outside facility. The Student Health Center should be utilized for all appropri-ate care during normal operating hours. The The Student Health Center does not have X-ray capability so specialized radiographic studies are performed off-campus. Standard x-rays in support of basic illness/injury service are provided free of charge to all students. More specialized x-ray studies – MRI, CT scans are at the students’ own expense or can be billed to students’ insurance as applicable. Athletic injuries beyond the scope of the athletic trainer are referred to the Student Health Center where they are further evaluated by a physician or family nurse practitioner. The Health Center is located just across the Warrior Lake bridge connecting the Athletics and Physical Education facilities to the rest of the campus. Call (209) 667-3396 or visit healthcenter.csustan.edu for more information.

Prior to his appointment at Cal State Stanislaus, Gary Hogan received his Master’s degree in Health and Wellness from Tennessee Tech Uni-versity in 1998. Including his service as an undergraduate student athletic trainer, Hogan has more than 15 years of experience in Athletic Training at Cal State Stanislaus. Hogan, who has participated in Iron Man and triathlon competitions, is interested in functional training, strength and conditioning and sports nutrition. His is an avid NASCAR fan and enjoys BBQ competitions and hiking in Yosemite. Hogan, who is from the valley and grew up in Merced, resides in Turlock with his wife Saryma and daughter Mayah.

Athletic Training Staff

Gary HoganAthletic Trainer



SAAC / CHAMPS Life Skills

www.ncaa.org/champslifeskills

CHAMpS/life Skills programCommitment Statements

Commitment to Academic ExcellenceTo support the academic progress of the student-athlete toward intellectual develop-ment and graduation.

Commitment to Athletic excellenceTo build philosophical foundations for the development of athletic programs that are broad-based, equitable and dedicated to the well-being of the student-athlete.

Commitment to Personal DevelopmentTo support the development of a well-bal-anced lifestyle for student-athletes, encourag-ing emotional well-being, leadership, personal growth and decision-making skills.

Commitment to Career DevelopmentTo encourage the student-athlete to develop and pursue career and life goals.

Commitment to ServiceTo engage the student-athlete in service to his or her campus and surrounding communities.

Student-Athlete Advisory Committee

The mission of the California State University Stanislaus Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is to enhance the total student-athlete experience by promoting opportunity, protecting student-athlete welfare, maintaining athletics integrity, acting as a liaison between student-athletes and the ad-ministration and fostering a positive student-athlete image. SAAC is also very active in community activities including raising money for the NCAA Division II sponsored Make-A-Wish Foundation annual fund drive. The Warriors led the California Collegiate Ath-letic Association in fund raising for Make-A-Wish six out of the last seven years, including four consecu-tive years from 2004 to 2008. In 2009-10, the Warriors raised $5,064.92 — nearly $1,400 more than the second place finisher. Last year, Stanislaus tops the list again with $5,800 raised. In 2008, SAAC was involved with a campus community engagement project, Henry’s March, benefit-ing the Children’s Craniofacial Association. Working with event organizers and coordinated by Associate A.D. Kim Duyst, SAAC helped Henry’s March raised more than $25,000 for the C.A.A. SAAC committee members were also actively involved with workshops through the conference office as well as the CCAA Sportsmanship Workshop. They present Faculty Appreciation Awards at our annual athletic banquet. For its efforts in 2007-08 and 2010-11, SAAC won the Cal State Stanislaus Outstanding Student Or-ganization Leadership Award. Heather Overholt received “Outstanding Leader of the Year” Award and Kim Duyst received “Outstanding Advisor of the Year” for the 2010-11 Academic year. Other regular SAAC community events included building homes with Habitat for Humanity, Toys for Tots, AVID, Salvation Army – ringing the bell, “Pink Zone” – Cancer Awareness, Canned Food Drive, Recy-cling on Campus, and working with local school children on academic and athletics skill development.

2011-12 SAAC COMMITTEE MEMBERS

JENI CUHNAPresident

Women’s Track & Field

MELISSA BISHOPVice President

Volleyball

ALEXIA POONTreasurer

Women’s Soccer

MICAH JUDISHSecretary

Men’s Track & Field

KIM DUYSTAdvisor

Associate Athletics DirectorCal State Stanislaus SAAC:top Make-A-Wish fundraiser in the CCAA for six out of the last seven years (2004-2008, 09-11)!

nCAA CHAMpS/life Skills

California State University, Stanislaus and Warrior Athletics became a member of the NCAA CHAMPS/Life Skills program in 2007-08. The mission of the NCAA is to maintain intercollegiate athletics as an integral part of the campus educational program and the student-athlete as an integral part of the student body. With this in mind, the CHAMPS/Life Skills Program was created to support the student-athlete development initiatives of NCAA member institutions and to enhance the quality of the student-athlete experience within the context of higher education. In the process of achieving this mission, the CHAMPS/Life Skills Program will: • Promote student-athletes’ ownership of their academic, athletic, career, personal and community responsibilities. • Meet the changing needs of student-athletes. • Promote respect for diversity and inclusion among student-athletes. • Assist student-athletes in identifying and applying transferable skills. • Enhance partnerships between the NCAA, member institutions and their com-munities for the purpose of education. • Foster an environment that encourages student-athletes to effectively access campus resources. • Encourage the development of character, integrity and leadership skills.

Participating institutions in the CHAMPS/Life Skills Program are provided with instructional materials and supplemental resources which support a student-athlete’s development in five areas: academics, athletics, personal development, career develop-ment and community service.



Academic Advising & Support

The number one goal for the Intercollegiate Athletics program at California State University Stanislaus is that our student-athletes graduate at a higher rate than the general student body. To achieve this goal coaches at Cal State Stanislaus only recruit student-athletes deemed admissible by the Director of Admissions who show promise for academic and athletic achievement. In the fall of 2006, under the direction of Vice President for Student Affairs Stacey Morgan-Foster and Director of Athletics Dr. Milton Richards, an Academic Advisor for student-athletes was recruited and a program to assist student-athletes in obtaining their college degree was established. Under the leadership of the Interim Director of Retention and Advising Fernando Beltran, Academic Advisor Amye Leon provides a comprehensive academic advising program for all student-athletes. Her program includes personal one on one advising, determination and monitoring of student-athlete NCAA and CCAA academic eligi-bility and most importantly, direct interaction with campus faculty on behalf of coaches, student-athletes and campus staff to assist all student-athletes in their pursuit of a college degree. Success in the classroom for student-athletes is a top priority for Warrior Athletics. Our department consis-

tently earns a 3.0 cu-mulative grade point average. Warrior student-athletes also achieve NCAA and CCAA Academic All American Awards, with more than 200 students earning Academic All-CCAA honors since 2006-07 (35 in 2010-11). Student athletes are strongly encouraged to visit both the Athletic Advisor and their chosen major department advisor/faculty each semester before registering for classes. The Advising Resource Center is located in Mary Stuart Rogers (MSR) 180, and ap-pointments can be made by calling (209) 667-3304. Leon Graduated from California State University, Fresno with a B.A. in Psychology in 2001, obtained her M.A. in Educational Counseling and Student Services in 2002, and is currently enrolled as part of the first cohort of the Ed.D. program at CSU Stanislaus.

STUDenT-ATHleTe ACADeMIC ADvISInG pRoGRAM

AMYe leonAcademic Advisor

FIRST-YeAR eXpeRIenCe (F.Y.e.)A SpeCIAl pRoGRAM FoR FIRST SeMeSTeR FReSHMen

Research shows that students who are part of a learning community and a FYE program do better in their classes, are more active on campus, make friends more easily, and get to know faculty more personally than students who do not join such a program. The FYE program provides these benefits for you.

In the First Year Experience Program, you have the opportunity to join a learning community with other new students. The classes in the learn-ing community are integrated around an interesting theme and linked to a seminar that will prepare you to be successful in your classes and will encourage you to get involved on campus. First Year experience for Athletes Only:All the World’s a Stage (or a Playing Field)THEA 1500 — Acting for Non-Theatre Majors (Dr. Mayer)MDIS 1040 — Seminar in First Year Experience (Amye Leon)

Tutoring Center and Disability Resource Services

Academic tutoring is available through the Tutoring Center on campus. The Tutoring Center is available on a “drop-in” basis with peer tutors in specific subject areas. Student-athletes can make an appointment with a specific tutor to address a specific academic challenge that they face. Any student-athlete with a learning disability can re-ceive assistance by utilizing the resources available at the CSU Stanislaus Disability Services. All resources available at Disability Services are designed to assist all students with learning disabilities and to provide the appropriate tools or techniques to address the disability to assure suc-cess at the college level. The Athletic Advisor, departmen-tal academic advisor or team head coach will assist you in utilizing these services in a confidential manner.

Tutoring Center Disability resource ServicesL112 MSR 210(209) 667-3642 (209) 667-3159

Regular office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Appointments available.

Web SITeS:Academic Advising: www.csustan.edu/AcademicAdvisingDisability Resource Services: www.csustan.edu/drsTutoring Center: www.csustan.edu/tutoring



ED & BERTHA FITZPATRICK ARENA

Warrior Fitness Center

Warriors Record at the Arena(Men’s basketball)

Year Record at Home 2010-11 7-52009-10 6-7 2008-09 5-9 2007-08 4-8 2006-07 6-8 2005-06 8-4 2004-05 4-82003-04 7-6 2002-03 12-3 2001-02 6-7 2000-01 10-3 1999-00 6-8 1998-99 7-6 Totals 88-82

Arena Quick Facts

Built ....................................... 1978Capacity: Basketball ..................... 2,000 Volleyball ...................... 1,200Number of Courts ........................ 3Attendance Record: Men’s Basketball ........... 2,375 (vs. Nebraska Wesleyan, 3/4/89)Naming Changes Warrior Arena ................ 1999 Fitzpatrick Arena ...........2010

ed & bertha Fitzpatrick Arena

The arena on the campus of California State University Stanislaus is home to the Warriors’ men’s and women’s basketball teams, the women’s volleyball team, department of Intercollegiate Athletics, as well as the Department of Kinesiology. On the first day of basketball practices for the 2010-11 season, new letters were installed on the building, renaming the gym to Ed & Bertha Fitz-patrick Arena. The arena was renamed for Ed and Bertha Fitzpatrick, owners of Valley Lexus/Valley BMW in Modesto and other car dealerships in the Bay Area. The Fitzpatricks contributed $500,000 to the University in 2009. As a result, the California State University Board of Trustees has approved, at the recommendation of University President Ham Shirvani, that the campus’ Warrior Arena be renamed the Ed & Bertha Fitzpat-rick Arena. In 1999, the gymnasium took on the name Warrior Arena, 21 years after it was built on the east side of the campus. Fitzpatrick Arena has become one of the toughest places to play in the conference and is noted for its atmosphere and vocal fan support. Also in the Fall of 2009, the walk-way leading up to the Arena was named Hanny Way, in honor of Jim Hanny, who had been involved with CSU Stanislaus athletics since 1966. In 42 years of service at CSU Stanislaus, Hanny has served as the athletics director, chairman of physical education, coached basketball, golf, track & field, cross country and baseball. Hanny led the Warriors to 12 national championships and is a member of five different Athletics Halls of Fame. Adjacent to the Field House, which is home to physical education pro-fessors’ offices and the Warrior Fitness Center, is a full-size swimming pool. With the addition of the new Student Recreation Center, Warrior student-athletes have gain better access to the Fitness Center.



SRC & Athletics Facilities

The Student Recreation Complex at California State University Stan-islaus opened in August of 2009 prior to the start of the soccer season after students overwhelmingly approved a referendum to fund the construction of a student recreation complex in the spring of 2007.

The complex, located on the east side of campus at the corner of Geer Road and Christoffersen Parkway, features a 19,000-square-foot fitness center, a 2,100-seat lighted soccer/football stadium (Warrior Stadium) with a state-of-the-art all-weather turf and track (Al Brenda Track), a lighted intramural competition field and a soccer practice field. A field events site for the relocated track and field program is also included in the project.

The Associated Students, Inc., University Student Union Board of Di-rectors and Student Athletic Advisory Committee leadership were involved in the planning for the project. A student oversight committee provided a voice in operation of the facilities.

The addition of a lighted intramural field provides CSU Stanislaus with its first dedicated facility for that program. Participation in intramurals has increased dramatically with the University’s steady enrollment growth and improved student-generated recreation programs.

In its first year, Warrior Stadium hosted the California Collegiate Athletic Association Men’s & Women’s Soccer Championships. The facility is schedule to host three major championships in 2010-11: the CCAA Men’s & Women’s Soccer Championships, CCAA Track & Field Championships and

Warrior baseball Field

Warrior Softball Field

CSUS Tennis Courts

Warrior Stadium& Al brenda Track

Student Recreation Center

the NCAA Division II Track & Field National Championships.During its inaugural soccer season, Warrior Stadium is the site of new attendance records for the Cal

State Stanislaus men’s and women’s soccer programs. Both teams set new conference and school records in single-game and single-season at-tendance figures. The Warriors also led all of NCAA Division II in single-game attendance.

The track & field program hosted five meets on the Al Brenda Track, including the first Kim Duyst Invitational and the annual Brenda Athletic Clubs High School Invitational.In the same vicinity on the east side of the campus, the athletic facilities also include a baseball field, two softball fields and six tennis courts.



Warrior Tradition

TeAM nATIonAl CHAMpIonSHIpSBaseball (2)1976, 1977

Golf (12)1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1980,1984,

1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989

InDIvIDUAl nATIonAl CHAMpIonSGolf

Glenn Andrade – 1988; Cliff Smith – 1982; Mike Bender – 1979, 1980;

Dan Lisle – 1976; Glenn Andrade – 1988

Men’s Track & FieldKasey Burlingham, pole vault — 2009

Undrae Walker, high jump; Jomal Bush – triple jump; Geoff Bradshaw, decathlon – 1994;

4x100-m relay (Hollywood Roberts, Dale Dilworth, Hank Dawkins, Billy Stone) – 1981

4x100-m relay (Calvin Massey, Greg Johnson, Hollywood Roberts, Will Stokes) – 1980

David Jackson, 400-meter hurdles – 19804x400-m relay (Dave Karila, Ricky Swift, Ivan Clay,

Rus Nelson) – 1978V.J. Remple, 400-meters – 1977

4x400-m relay (V.J. Remple, Ian Seale, Rus Nelson, Layton Hope) – 1977

Women’s Track & FieldBeany Robison, javelin – 1986

Carrie Luis, 800-meters – 1993, 1994; Carrie Luis, 1,500-meters – 1993, 1994;

Chaunte Mitchell, pole vault – 2004, 2005

ReGIonAl CHAMpIonSHIpSMen’s Basketball (3) — 1982, 1983, 1989

Women’s Basketball (1) — 1989Men’s Golf (12) — 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1984,

1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989Baseball (9) — 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1982,

1983, 1986, 1988, 1989Softball—2007

ConFeRenCe CHAMpIonSHIpSMen’s Basketball (3) —1987, 1989, 1990

Women’s Basketball (5) —1985, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991Baseball (3) — 1978, 1980, 1988

Men’s Golf (10) — 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1999, 2001, 2007

Women’s Soccer — 2011Softball — 2008

Men’s Track & Field —1994

Led by All-American forward Karenee Demery the 2011 Cal State Stanislaus women’s soccer team captured the CCAA Championship and advanced to the

NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history.

Women’s Track & Field star Chaunte Mitchell is the latest

National Champions as she won back-to-back titles in pole vault

(2004 & 2005).

Cal State Stanislaus fields 14 men’s and women’s athletics teams in the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA), having become a member in fall 1998. The University is affiliated nationally with the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA), Division II. The Warriors have a winning tradition with more than 300 student-athletes earning All-American honors since the program’s inception.

The Warriors have been very competitive at the national level since moving up to NCAA Division II in 1989.

Kasey Burlingham became the fourth Warrior to win a Division II National Championship when he captured the 2009 pole vault title with a height of 17 feet, 8 1/2 inches.

ReCenT CHAMpIonS



Warrior Athletics Club

The mission of the California State University Stanislaus Warrior Athletics Club is to assist Warrior Athletics coaches and staff in generating external funds for scholarships, capital projects, endowments and other needs as prioritized by the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. The Warrior Athletics Club is the fundraising arm of the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics at CSU Stanislaus. Annual donors to the Warrior Athletics Club become club members and are entitled to member benefits based on the amount of their donation. The Warrior Athletics Club is supported by businesses and individuals, and provides funds on an annual basis for athletic scholarships and operational activities such as travel and equipment to more than 250 male and female student-athletes at CSU Stanislaus. The Warrior Athletics Club is administered by the CSU Stanislaus Foundation, which is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c) charitable organization. Therefore, Warrior Athletics Club members receive IRS charitable donation credit based on the amount of their donation less fair market value for benefits received.

LOOKING AHEADThere are many challenges facing Warrior Athletics, but with your support they can be overcome. In the last two years we have seen unprec-edented growth in facilities and program improvements. The Student Recreation Complex and the Al Brenda Track were completed! This is just the tip of the ice berg. The Warrior Athletics Club is what makes all this possible!

WHY GIVEBecome part of something bigger than ever before – the new Warrior Athletics Club. Your annual contribution benefits our sports programs and helps bring recognition to the entire university, which is great for campus life and Warrior pride. It’s great for you, too. Check out your benefits above.

For more information on joining the Warrior Athletics Club, please contact Director of Athletics, Dr. Milton Richards at 209-667-3016.

Red $25 - $99

Gold $100 - $249

Warrior $250-$499

MVP $500 - $999

All-Conference $1,000 - $2,499

All-American$2,500 - $4,999

Champions$5,000 - $9,999

Hall of Fame$10,000+

Tax deduction

Subscription to Warrior Athletics E-newsletter

Warrior Athletics Decal

Name Recognition in Game Programs

Invitation to Athletics Special Events

(1) Warrior Athletics Family Pass

(1) Family Pass to the Baseball Fan Fest

(2) Tickets to the War-rior Athletics Banquet

(1) Table at the Warrior Athletics Crab Feed

(1) Foursome at the Warrior Athletics Golf Tournament

Warrior Athletics Club Benefits

New Warrior Athletics Club benefits effective with contributions beginning July 1, 2010.




Hall of Fame • $10,000+California Milk Advisory Board

Donna PierceEd & Bertha Fitzpatrick/The Fitzpatrick Dealership Group

Turlock Chamber of Commerce

California State University Stanislaus and Warrior Athletics thank the following members for their generous contributions during the 2009-10 aca-demic year. To make a contribution and join the Warrior Athletics Club, please contact Director of Athletics, Dr. Milton Richards at 209-667-3016.

Champions • $5,000-$9,999Amberse & Carol Banks

BBVA CompassBrenda Athletic Clubs

Bronco Wine Company/Classic Wines of CaliforniaOcat, Inc. - David Olson -Taco Bell

Outback SteakhouseRabobank, N.A.

Woods Furniture Galleries

All-American • $2,500-$4,999Bank of the West

Barnes & Noble College Booksellers, Inc.Blast

Charlene Bolton & Mike McKenzieCrivelli Insurance Services/Nationwide Insurance

Dorothy & Bill BizziniJane Vilas

Just Wingin’ It, Inc. dba WingstopMartin & Barbara Bianchi

Mocse Credit UnionModesto Ajax United Football Club, Inc.

Modesto EuropeanRotary Club of Turlock

Saunders Air Conditioning & HeatingStevinson Ranch Golf ClubTurlock Irrigation District

Turlock Youth Soccer AssociationYonan’s Jewelers

B. B. VineyardsCary Edmondson Photography

Chandler ChiropracticCheryl Bowen

Creative Alternatives IncDinardo Family Revocable Trust

Directathletics, Inc.Enterprises, LLC dba Neto’s Catering

Grimbleby Coleman Certified Public Accountants, Inc.John Potter Specialty Foods

Kim & Mark Duyst

Lance GidelMark Vallee

Michael De RuosiMilton Richards & Amy Bublak

Nancy HollisterSteve Shamgochian Almond Enterprises

Jan SchefkowitzSupHerb Farms

Valley LexusWilliam Eckard & Sharon Naraghi

All-Conference • $1,000-$2,499




MVP • $500-$9993-D SportsAhlem Farms PartnershipAIM Property Management CompanyAmbeck Mortgage AssociatesAngelic ShamblinAnheuser Busch CompaniesBeverly VaughnBlake MorrisonCaitlin SteffeckCari & Scott OlsonCatherine RobertsonCharles & Debra CheekContreras Auto Repair, Inc. dba Integrity Auto RepairCraig Smith & Associates, Inc.David & Elizabeth WoodsDean’s Pizza, Inc.Diamond Bar Arena/Shane ParsonsDiljeet & Ira TaylorDoria Bybee

Doris & James HannyDream Limousine ServiceFreshPoint Central CaliforniaGary FainGen Giammanco FoundationGolden Bear Physical TherapyHilmar Stevinson Youth Baseball/SoftballJames & Kathy HellerJames ToccoJanice & Harvey VicchioJenifer YoungJohn & Laura CorralJonathan L. Cohen, MD, Inc.Karen & Craig SmithKenny LeonesioKim SolisMain Street FootersMario CastellanosMark & Janet NicholsonMichael P Ratto DDS

Patricia & Russell GiambellucaPhela VesciPioneer Landscape, Inc.R & R Framing IncRamsin & Denise GanjiRobert & Renee HarrisRobert Stevens/Latifs RestaurantRod ScottSara & Frank LimaShawn & Linda WallaceSlater’s Home Furnishings and Interior DesignStockton Golf and Country ClubTheresa & Alan BettencourtTSM Insurance & Financial Services, Inc.Tuolumne Band of Me-WuksTurlock Firefighters Local 2434Valley Basketball Association Slam-N-JamValley First Credit UnionW.F. Decorators, Inc.Westside Bullets Softball Club

WARRIOR • $250-$4995.11 TacticalAlbert SchulzAnna GiammancoBarbara & Les GarciaBear Creek TrustBell Real Estate ServicesBert & Susan VicchioBetsy & Kurt QuadeBorracho Golf Assn.BV Capital Investments LLCCandlewood SuitesCarla & Donald GravesCarol & Herman DamasCharles HayesConnie ShortCrystal SousaDavid & Deborah BrownDavid & Gena LarsonDe Anza CollegeDennis & Carol WilsonDust Bowl Brewing CompanyDwayne CummingsEric & Debra Del ToroEric SchwabEsteban LeonGregory & Linette SerightHarland Watch & DiamondHerm EdwardsHolli & Curt LehnerHung & Stefani TsaiJack & Cathy DooJacquelyn & Richard CadiganJames & Barbara GustafsonJamie & Ramiro Guerrero

Janet & Michael JenkinsJeffrey BellottiJohn & Pamela BogaJoyeria AztecaJudy & Allen LaymanJudy & William HudelsonJudy SchulzJulie & Alan OverholtJulie & Bill HeatonJustine & Tony Borba, Jr.K.W. Solutions, Inc.Katherine & George OgdenKevin & Monica AlexanderKimberly SayadKristen BirtwhistleLarry CorralLaurissa HamiltonLaw Office of Ruben A. VillalobosLisa & Steve McDanielLong Electric CoManuel MartinezMaria & Jorge BettencourtMarie & Patrick GuerreroMarilla & Bernard NagleMartha & Dale MorenMary ColemanEileen HamiltonMC Dairy Construction, Inc.McHenry Golf CenterMichael & Mona SmithMichael JohnsonMichael KinsleyMickel Construction, Inc.Patty & Joe Griffin

Paul & Donna FeldmanPeter & Elizabeth EarlePolly & Jason MartinRandy EdwardsRandy RubioRim HospitalityRipon Manufacturing Co. Inc.Robert & Lynnai BadalRobert S. Sturges Professional CorporationRobin & Russell WootenRoger PughRonald & Lynne NobleRoya DehkordiSave Mart SuperMarkets - S.H.A.R.E. ProgramScott & Jobell GinnsScott HarveyScott PeschSearing IndustriesSeghesio Family VineyardsSeon ParkSherry TanisSiegfried RivaltaSusie & Thomas WenstrupThomas & Ann MaloneyUS Jade CorpValley Volleyball ClubVictoria & Stephen CadetVictoria CortezWayne LowellWells Fargo Foun.Educational Matching Gift ProgramWilliam & Elizabeth FleisigWinton-Ireland, Strom & Green Insurance AgencyYvonne & Dominic Weatherford




GOLD • $100-$249Adam & Jennifer MillerAdriana & Robert SpinnerAlfred PirroneAmy & Edward HoughtalingAndrew StueveAnna & James FreybergAnne Rentziperis-DavisArby & Tricia HoobyarArmando RochaAshley Furniture HomestoreAthletic & Industrial Rehab. Physical Therapy, Inc.Backyard Sports AcademyBalswick Quick SmogBarbara & Don BunnerBarbara & William CorteseBernadette BettencourtBeth & Robin BeattyBill MillerBill Robertson & Sons Inc dba Honda of HollywoodBlown Away Salon & SpaBobbie & Joseph StoneBobby & Loana CampoBob’s Auto CenterBrent GilbreathBruce & Judy AgnewBrum De Visser DairyBunni & Paul MillerCalifornia Dairies, Inc.Casey FilkinsCatherine & Larry Santa MariaCathi & Robert LopezCathy & Anthony GiammanoCathy & Kirk DelamareCeltic PropertiesCentral Valley Gaming, LLC dba Turlock Poker RoomChad StessmanCharlene & Kelly BargasCharles GreenCharles K. Balisha, D.D.S.Cherie & Jeffry JacksonChintana & Steve BurnsChristina & Tony CunhaChristina RomeroChristine CoughranChristopher AnklamChristy & James De AvellarClauss Dairy FarmsClifford & Lisa SmithCM Prodigy IncCortnee KleidonCory ButlerCounty of MercedCSI Contractors, Inc.Curtis LipkeCustom Locksmith & AlarmCynthia & Derek LemosCynthia & Richard FletcherDana & Lisa TaylorDana Bockstahler King & Leonard KingDarrell S. Chun, DDSDavid & Nancy FollyDavid ArellanoDavid KlineDavid RoseDawna & David MitchellDebbie & David Judish

Deborah & Bryan TribbleDebra & Gary ShullDenise Mc Cord Williams & Michael WilliamsDiana & Clark HulbertDiana SeversonDiane & Joel MullinaxDianne & Charles EnkerudDLR Group, Inc.Donald FrisbieDonna & Drek BeardsleyDoreen SnyderDosie & Dan LewisDuane & Sally Vander TuigDurena & Larry LongEdwin & Deborah AndersenEileen CirilloElena GreenElvia & Vicente MartinEmily Celey-ButlinEric WhiteheadEshagh FarajiEvans Family Foundation Fred & Patti ZaskeG Rossi FloristG W s ConstructionGary & Christine RicklesGary & Denise WakefieldGary & Karen MessingGary HoganGary YoroGenesis Family EnterprisesGeorge & Carol PorterGeorge BradshawGina LeguriaGloria & Eddie FerreriaGloriana Dejesus Luna & Gilbert LunaGolden State FreightGolf USA of TurlockGuy MiligiGwen & Robert JenkinsHarvey & Wanda CrivelliHeather & Chris StempsonHeather & Elio CardosoHeather & William SelbyHelen & Ramson PiroHudelson Nut Company, Inc.I Am Yoga Wellness StudioIna & Ronald RosselliJ. Gregory RyanJack & Cynthia Mc AuleyJacob & Danelle McDougalJacqualine EsmondJacquetta FletcherJames & Cynthia AdamsonJames & Ellen ProebstelJami & Doug DelayJanet & Mark HargadonJasbir SinghJean & Clive GrimblebyJeanann & Timothy CarnesJeffery RobertsonJeffrey & Jessica HoltJemdale HolsteinsJenna & Samuel RomeoJennifer & John StafferoJennifer CarlsonJennifer IndulaJeremy Plaa

Jimmy & Lyndal DennisJoan & Steven DinardoJoanna DwyerJoel & Halla BernardJohn & Gina GiammancoJohn & Jennifer DavisJohn & Sandra WalshJohn & Wendi CookJohn NeilJohn WilhelmyJonathan HarmstonJonathan RichardsJorge F. Duarte, DDS, Inc.Joseph & Gina DonahueJoseph MedeirosJoshlynn & Martin NorquistJoy PresslyJoyce & Juan GonzalesJSK PhotographyJudie & Salvador RiveraJudith & Max GoddeJudith SchneiderJulie BurkeJulie JuddJulie Vitato InsuranceKaren & Brent StewartKaren & James RossKaren Peters Insurance Agency,Karen ReeseKaren SerpaKarrin & Charles WalkerKatherine & Hamed BenouarKathleen & Tyler RocheKathleen HaasKathleen LopesKathryn AlleyKathy BoltonKatrina & Frank KonrathKauai BockKeith & Diane McDanielsKenneth & Kellie EdwardsKevin SweeneyKhatri, Inc.Kiley MendezKimberly & James MorrisKimberly BullardKing Landscaping, Inc.Kiwanis Club of TurlockKoni StoneKristin JohnsLatif’s RestaurantLaura & Tony GoulartLaura MartinezLaura SteffeckLaw Office of Charles CockerillLaw Offices of Nelson F. GomezLeaza & Gary FerreriaLeland & Christy SimarLeonard GiammancoLeslie & Gregory DaltonLeslie & Robert MachadoLinda & Richard BishopLisa’s Cookie CreationsList Marine EnterprisesLori & Gregory CrivelliLori ColeLouisa & Brian WeatherbeeLuana & Norman Main

Luetta & Donald FultonLynda & Steven EdwardsLynette & Jason WilliamsMadewell ProductsManuel FloresMarc SandersMarcia KizziarMarilyn & Jesse AlvaradoMark & Daphne LewisMark CoelhoMarlene SeidelMartin & Kathie FischlinMarty GrynbaumMary & Stephen AlldrinMary Ann & David RamosMary BrazilMary Jo Adrian-Hackbarth & Wallace HackbarthMaryann & Kevin NavarraMaureen LemosMcAllister & McAllister, Inc.Megan BrittonMelanie & Anthony BelewMelyssa CorralMerry HedrickMeshell Cone HarringtonMichael & Leslie JamesMichael FeesMichael WardaMichael WilsonMichele & Barney GordonMike DeRoseModesto Neighborhood Church, Inc.Momsen Construction & Development, Inc.Moss Adams, LLPNick Chiotellis D.D.S., Inc.Oak Valley Community BankPacific Coast ProducersPamela & Tom TylerPat Paich dba Pat’s Home ImprovementsPatricia AshmanPatricia DunlapPatricia SykesPatti & Ryan BalesPG & E Corp. FoundationPhillip & Betsy QuadePoteesa & Makini EnakayaPushRandolf WollgiehnRebecca & Andrew ChiesaRhonda & Joe MenzesRich DesperRichard NullRick MosesRicky & Lynn RobinsonRobert & Bernadette NagleRobert & Cindy HilemanRobert DewarRobert LangdonRobert StueveRoberta AndersonRobin & Joesph BalanesiRock Star Luxury LimosineRodney & Janice BradshawRoy WasdenRyan HeatonSammy Joseph

San Joaquin SystemsSandra & Edmund GutierrezSandra & Stephen ArmaniniScott DavisSerena NavarroShane PhillipsSharon TurnerShirley BarlowSimplified IncSisk Recycling CompanySpanish Multiple IntelligencesStacey DaviessStephen & Cynthia CarlsonSteven ForemanSteven ParreiraStreaks SalonSuperior Truck Lines, Inc.Susan & Mitchell BakerSusan GrebingSusan SilvaSusana Gajic-Bruyea & Jeff BruyeaSylvia & Joseph SpracherTami & Randy GrahamTanya & Brad BeardTeam StealthTell Revocable TrustTerrence BurkeTerri & Terry ColeThe Miranda Family Trust The Paul Family TrustThelma ChapmanTheodore CreightonThomas LyonsThomas VanceThompson’s Almond RanchTiffany MartinTim BettencourtTina & Brian WardTodd AndersonTom Whyte ConstructionTomacita EppersonTonette & Frank JohnsonToni BradyToya Carter-Williams & Michael WilliamsTracey HayesTrevor GrimblebyTrisha CargileVector ConsultingVernon G. Park, M.D.Veronica & Christian PehlVictor LocarniniVictoria & Joseph RobinsonVincent PacchettiWalid AliWayne ArrisonWelch Chiropractic OfficeWest MarkWestern Valley InsuranceWilliam & Sheila Turner-CarrWilliam RyanWynette Hilton

Red ($25-99)There were 549 individuals or organizations contributed between $25 to $99 to Warrior Athletics in 2010-11.


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Welcome!

As Mayor of the City of Turlock, it is my distinct honor to welcome you to the campus of California State University Stanislaus for today’s home game.

Cal State Stanislaus continues to set the bar for excellence in academics and athletics. For 54 years War-rior Athletics has brought great pride to the City of Turlock, Cal State Stanislaus and the Central Valley.

President Shirvani, the Turlock Chamber of Commerce/ Convention and Visitors Bureau, City Council and I have been working hard to enhance the relationship between the City of Turlock and California State University Stanislaus. Warrior Athletics is a key part of our strategy to make Turlock a true college town.

As a graduate of Cal State Stanislaus (1981), I thank you on behalf of our student-athletes, coaches, administrative staff, alumni and friends of the University for attending today’s home contest. By purchasing a ticket to a home contest or special event and by joining the Warrior Athletic Club through a tax deductible donation to Warrior Athletics you are helping us provide the necessary additional financial resources to allow our student-athletes to succeed in the class room, court, field, diamond and track.

On behalf of our the student-athletes, coaches and staff I want again personally thank you for your support of Cal State Stanislaus.

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