2005 UC San Diego Men's Water Polo Media Guide

Back Row (from L to R): Head Coach Denny Harper, Kevin Smoker, Steven Jendrusina, Clark Petersen, Joe Woodring, Jesse Casellini, Peter Gresham, Chris Finegold, Colin McElroy, Travis Boettner, Asst. Coach Brad Kreutzkamp.

Middle Row (from L to R): Jeremy Randall, Bryan Corbett, Ian Bausback, Sid Menon, David Miller, Brandon Borso, Kyle Sutterly, Mike Lee, Chris Eichholz, Ty Lackey, Jonathan Hopkins.

Front Row (from L to R): Jeff Hunt, Simon Schafer, Sean Roberts, Nathan Weiner, Ben Miller, Nicholas Takahashi, Curtis Williamson, Chad Cashin, Steven Donohoe, Adnan Jerkovic.

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UCSD QUICK FACTSGENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: ..............................La Jolla, Calif.Founded: ..............................................1960Enrollment: .......................................23,548Colors: .................................. Blue and GoldNickname: ........................................ TritonsAffiliation: ......................NCAA Division IIConference: ..................................... WWPAFacility: ...........................Canyonview PoolChancellor: ................. Dr. Marye Anne FoxAthletics Director: .............Earl W. EdwardsUCSD Athletics Phone: ........ 858-534-4211UCSD Athletics Fax: ............858-534-8172

MEN’S WATER POLO HISTORYFirst Year of Water Polo: ......................1980All-Time Record: ............. 429-329-4 (.594)NCAA Appearances: ..................................9 WWPA Championships: ..........................13

SPORTS INFORMATIONAssociate AD/SID: .......... David WahlstromOffice Phone: ........................858-534-8437Cell Phone: ............................858-967-5346E-Mail: [email protected] SID: ...................... Mark OshidariOffice Phone: ........................858-534-8451Cell Phone: ............................209-518-0759E-Mail: [email protected] Fax: ................................858-534-8475

WATER POLO STAFFHead Coach: ..........................Denny HarperAlma Mater: ............... San Diego State, ‘78Record at UCSD (years): .... 429-329-4 (25)Assistant Coach: ..............Brad KreutzkampHead Strength Coach: .................Matt KritzWater Polo Office: .................858-534-6037

TEAM INFORMATION2004 Overall Record: ......................... 20-122004 WWPA Finish: .............................. 3rdLetterwinners Returning/Lost: ............. 15/1Starters Returning/Lost: ......................... 6/1Newcomers: ...............................................7

MEDIA SERVICESInternet Home Page: .......... ucsdtritons.comCWPA ................... collegiatewaterpolo.com

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Coaching Staff .......................................2

2005 Roster/Schedule ............................3

2004 Student-Athlete Bios ................. 4-8 2004 Results ...........................................9

Individual Honors ................................10

All-Time Leaders .................................11

WWPA History ....................................12

NCAA Tournament History .................13

All-Time Roster ............................. 14-15

All-Time Results ............................ 16-19

UCSD Athletics Overview ...................20

Community Outreach ...........................21

Canyonview Pool .................................22

Performance/Sports Medicine ..............23

San Diego-America’s Finest City ........24

CREDITSThe UC San Diego women’s volleyball media guide was written, edited and designed by Mark Oshidari, Assistant Sports Information Director, along with David Wahlstrom, Associate A.D. and Sports Information Di-rector. Cover design by Fieldhouse, LLC. Photographs by Stan Brock, Jimmy Gekas, the UCSD Sports Facilities Office and the UCSD Regents Office. Printing by Diego & Son.

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2005 UC SAN DIEGO MEN’S WATER POLOIn his 25 years as UCSD water polo coach, Denny Harper has established one of the top programs in the country. Last season the Tritons had several young players gain valuable experience with only one graduating senior. While the Tritons fell short in their quest for their 14th Western Water Polo Association title, they had several wins over division I powers including Long Beach State, UC Davis, Loyola Marymount and UC Santa Barbara. Harper was named the 2004 CWPA division II Coach of the Year after lead-ing the Tritons to their third 20 win season in the past five years. It was the second Coach of the Year (2000, 2004) honor at the division II level for Harper.

One of serveral highlights occured in 2000, when the Tritons defeated USC, 9-8, in a national semifinal in Malibu to become the first non-Divi-sion I team to play in the NCAA Men’s Water Polo Championship Game. The Tritons have advanced to the NCAA Tournament in nine of the past 13 seasons, finishing second for the first time ever in 2000, third in 1995 and 1998, fourth in 1999 and 2002 and sixth three times. The 2002 squad went 19-13 and earned its ninth NCAA berth by winning its 13th WWPA title at home inside Canyonview Pool. In 1995, Harper’s Tritons became the first Division III team to advance to the NCAA Water Polo Final Four, repeating the feat in 1998 and at Canyonview in 1999.

Under Harper’s direction, UCSD has dominated the Western Water Polo Association since the league began sponsoring championships in 1981. The Tritons have never finished lower than third in the conference, and in 24 seasons have captured 13 titles and eight runner-up trophies. Harper has been honored as WWPA Coach of the Year 14 times, including in 2002.

UCSD has been consistently ranked among the top 12 teams in the NCAA rankings, including a fifth-place rank in 2000, the highest in UCSD his-tory. Harper was recognized three times as Division III Coach of the Year, and in UCSD’s first year of Division II membership in 2000, he earned Division I and Division II Coach of the Year awards. He has a career re-cord of 409-317-4.

Harper concluded an outstanding tenure as coach of the UCSD women’s water polo team in 1999, winning five USA Water Polo crowns, one na-tional runner-up effort and two national third-place trophies. He has also coached the highly-successful Sunset San Diego club teams, leading the men’s team to three Indoor National Championships and the Sunset women’s team to eight national titles. The coach also led the UCSD men into the Guiness Book of Records when his squad played 26 continuous hours of water polo on April 7-8, 1989. Harper, a 1978 graduate of San Diego State University, began coaching at Rancho Alamitos and Indio High Schools, and at San Diego State before coming to UC San Diego.

Brad Kreutzkamp begins his seventh season as the assistant coach for the Triton men’s team. Before coming to UCSD, Kreutzkamp was head coach at Patrick Henry High School in San Diego for two years, followed by two years as head coach at Grossmont High School. While at Patrick Henry, he led the girl’s team to the inaugural San Diego CIF Championship, earning Coach of the Year honors in the process. He also served as co-coach of the highly-suc-cessful Sunset club team, winning three silver and three bronze medals at the National Junior Olympic Tournament. Kreutzkamp assisted with the Triton women’s team in 1998 and is also now the Internal Operations Assistant for the department.

Kreutzkamp played on back-to-back CIF championship teams at Costa Mesa High School. He later attended Orange Coast, Grossmont and San Diego State University.

Head Coach Denny Harper26th Season

Assistant Coach Brad

Kreutzkamp7th Season

COACHING STAFF

Harper's Record at UC San Diego

YEAR RECORD PCT.2004 20-12 .6252003 19-10 .6552002 19-13 .5942001 20-7 .7412000 21-9 .7001999 19-12 .6131998 18-12 .6001997 14-12 .5311996 19-10 .6551995 16-14 .5331994 10-22 .3131993 19-11 .6311992 23-9 .7191991 19-16 .5411990 9-22 .2901989 21-14 .6001988 20-11 .6451987 14-13 .5191986 17-19 .4721985 19-15 .5591984 16-13-1 .5501983 13-17 .4331982 12-16-1 .4311981 16-10-2 .6071980 16-10 .615Totals 429-329-4 .594

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NO. NAME POS. YR. HT. WT. HOMETOWN 1 Bryan Corbett Goalie Sr 6-2 185 Carmichael, CA 1 Colin McElroy Goalie Sr 6-5 210 Solana Beach, CA1 David Miller Goalie Sr 6-0 198 Ventura, CA 1 Jeremy Randall Goalie Jr 6-3 215 Lake Forest, CA 2 Chris Finegold 2M Sr 6-6 225 Palo Alto, CA 3 Chris Eichholz Driver Sr 6-1 185 Carlsbad, CA 4 Nathan Weiner Driver So 6-0 175 Newport Beach, CA 5 Kevin Smoker 2M Sr 6-5 210 Santa Clara, CA6 Jonathan Hopkins Utility Sr 6-2 200 Coronado, CA 7 Steven Jendrusina Utility Sr 6-3 210 Newport Beach, CA8 Kyle Sutterly Utility Jr 6-2 195 Turlock, CA9 Clark Petersen Utility Sr 6-4 205 San Diego, CA10 Benjamin Miller Driver So 6-0 175 Ventura, CA 11 *Brandon Borso Driver Sr 6-1 175 Carlsbad, CA 12 Ty Lackey Utility Jr 6-2 250 San Diego, CA13 Simon Schafer 2M So 6-2 208 Irvine, CA 14 Nicholas Takahashi Driver Sr 6-2 200 South Pasadena, CA 16 *Joe Woodring Utility Jr 6-4 210 Rocklin, CA 17 Travis Boettner Driver Sr 6-3 190 San Jose, CA18 Adnan Jerkovic Driver So 6-1 182 Palm Desert, CA 21 Curtis Williamson Driver So 6-1 180 San Diego, CA 22 Jesse Casellini Utility Jr 6-4 190 Santa Clara, CA RS Ian Bausback Utility Fr 6-2 190 Portola Valley, CARS Chad Cashin Utility Fr 6-1 175 Woodside, CA RS Peter Gresham Utility Fr 6-4 190 Solana Beach, CARS Jeff Hunt Driver So 6-3 175 San Diego, CARS Mike Lee Utility Jr 6-2 190 Placentia, CARS Sid Menon Driver So 5-10 180 Palo Alto, CARS Sean Roberts Utility Fr 6-1 180 West Hills, CA

*2005 team captain

Head Coach: Denny HarperAssistant Coach: Brad Kreutzkamp

2005 SCHEDULEDATE OPPONENT TIME LOCATIONAug 25-26 Cal State Dominguez Hills Tournament All Day Carson Sept. 3-4 UC San Diego Triton Invitational All Day UC San DiegoSept. 9 Bucknell 3:00 PM Lewisburg, PASept. 10-11 Princeton Invitational All Day Princeton, NJSept. 17-18 Southern California Tournament All Day IrvineSept. 23 Loyola Marymount 6:00 PM UC San DiegoSept. 24-25 UC Santa Cruz Slugfest All Day Santa CruzOct. 1 Long Beach State 6:00 PM UC San DiegoOct. 7 Princeton 6:00 PM UC San DiegoOct. 8 UCSD Alumni 11:00 AM UC San DiegoOct. 15-16 NorCal Tournament All Day BerkeleyOct. 20 Pepperdine 2:00 PM MalibuOct. 21 UCLA 3:30 PM Los AngelesOct. 28 UC Irvine 7:00 PM IrvineOct. 29 Loyola Marymount 2:00 PM Los AngelesNov. 5 UC Davis 6:00 PM UC San DiegoNov. 11 Sunset San Diego 6:00 PM UC San DiegoNov. 17-19 WWPA Championship (hosted by LMU) All Day Los AngelesDec. 3-4 NCAA Championship (hosted by Bucknell) All Day Lewisburg, PA

2005 ROSTER

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Colin McElroy #1

Senior • 6-5 • GKSolana Beach, Calif.

Torrey Pines HS

AT UC SAN DIEGO: Last season McElroy was the primary goalkeeper for the sec-ond consecutive season... In 2004, McElroy had an outstanding year as he earned Second Team All-WWPA honors and recorded 147 saves... as a freshman, he ap-peared in 13 quarters as the primary back-up posting 22 saves and a 3.38 goals-against-average... named the men’s under-20 Nationals MVP.HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Torrey Pines High School where he was an All-CIF and All-League selection in water polo for two seasons... in addition to water polo, he was a member of the soccer team and an All-CIF swimmer.PERSONAL: Born January 18, 1984 in Overland Park, Kansas... parents are Mi-chael and Carla McElroy... has three older siblings, Kyle, Michele and Laura... Physics major at Roosevelt College... hobbies include reading and drawing.

Bryan Corbett #1

Senior • 6-2 • GKCarmichael, Calif.Rio Americano HS

BEFORE UC SAN DIEGO: Before coming to UCSD, Corbett was previously the starting goalie for the local junior college San Diego Mesa for one season.HIGH SCHOOL: Named MVP of the Rio Americano High School water polo team for his senior season... also a member of his high school swimming and bas-ketball team... notched personal best times in the 100 back (58.74), 50 free (22.83) and 100 free (50.85).

David Miller #1

Senior • 6-0 • GKVentura, Calif.

Ventura HS

AT UC SAN DIEGO: Co-captain goalie for the 2004 season...was a member of the 2002 squad which reached as high as a No. 5 national ranking and captured the WWPA championship.HIGH SCHOOL: Came to UCSD from Ventura High School, where he was twice

Colin McElroyAll-WWPA

JoeWoodring #16

Junior • 6-4 • UtilityRocklin, Calif.

Rocklin HS

AT UC SAN DIEGO: Will co-captain the 2005 squad... appeared in 102 quarters with 11 goals and seven assists in 2004... scored one goal in 2003 in limited ac-tion... redshirted the 2002 season... other UCSD honors include the National Soci-ety Collegiate Scholars and the Warren College Honors program... was a member of the Gold County Water Polo club team from 1999-2002.HIGH SCHOOL: Came to UCSD from Rocklin High School where he was on both the water polo and swimming teams... earned All-League and Team MVP recognition while serving as team captain for both the water polo and swimming teams... named to the Athletic Hall of Fame... scored 85 goals in his senior year... member of the National Honors Society and Valedictorian.PERSONAL: Born June 24, 1983 in Trenton, New Jersey... parents are Mike and Janice Woodring... has one sister, Megan... Political Science/Law and Society ma-jor with a Biology minor in Warren College... hobbies include camping, reading and movies.

BrandonBorso #11

Senior • 6-1 • DriverCarlsbad, Calif.

Carlsbad HS

AT UC SAN DIEGO: Named co-captain for the 2005 season... redshirted the 2004 season... enjoyed a huge 2003 season with 39 goals, earning a First-Team All-WWPA selection and All-American honors... one of his best performances came against BYU-Hawai’i where he scored three goals in overtime and three goals in regulation in the victory... also a Triton Athletic Council representative.HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Carlsbad High School where he directed the water polo squad to the league title all four seasons... named First-Team all-Avacado League, All-American, and a USA Youth Team member... holds the scoring record at Carlsbad High School... also was a member of the high school’s swimming and golf teams. PERSONAL: Born January 2, 1983 in Oceanside, Calif... parents are Steven and Kathy Borso... has one sister, Heather... Economics and Management Science ma-jor with a Communications minor in Roosevelt College... other interests include basketball, surfi ng, wakeboarding, scuba diving and the piano.

2005 CAPTAINS

RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETES

PERSONAL: Born October 30, 1982 in Sacramento, Calif.... his mother is Penny Westfall... has a younger brother, Jordan... Biology major with an Economics minor in Warren College... hobbies include reading and playing chess.

STUDENT-ATHLETE PROFILES

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Jeremy Randall #1

Junior • 6-3 • GKLake Forest, Calif.

El Toro HS

AT UC SAN DIEGO: Redshirted the 2004 season.BEFORE UC SAN DIEGO: Transfer from Golden West College in Huntington Beach, Calif.... was named to the 2003 All-Orange Empire squad... led his team to the 2002 Southern California and State titles, and the 2003 Southern California Championship... All-State and All-American led his squad to a 64-3 record.HIGH SCHOOL: As a standout water polo player at El Toro High School, he directed the team to two league championships and a fi nish as high as fourth in the state... named All-CIF and All-South Coast League twice, while also named as the “player to watch” in the L.A. Times and O.C. Register... also played volleyball, swimming, and hockey. PERSONAL: Born October 26, 1984 in Orange County Calif.... parents are Chris and Debbie Randall... has two siblings, Randy and Christine... Communications major at Marshall College... hobbies include basketball, snowboarding and wake-boarding.

Chris Finegold #2

Senior • 6-6 • 2MOPalo Alto, Calif.

Palo Alto HS

AT UC SAN DIEGO: In 2004, Finegold earned All-WWPA honors and tied the school record with seven ejections drawn in a single game against Stanford... named to the 2005 ESPN The Magazine College Division Academic All-America Team... notched a career-high of 14 goals in 2003... appeared in 12 quarters in the 2002 season and redshirted the 2001 season... earned Junior Nationals All-Ameri-can status in 2003 on the Sunset club team.HIGH SCHOOL: Previously attended Palo Alto High School, where he was the water polo team’s Most Valuable Player and an All-League and All-CIF selection... helped the team to three league championships... an All-American in both water polo and swimming... recorded personal bests in the 100 free (47.2) and the 200 free (1:44).PERSONAL: Born April 13, 1983 in Denver, Colo.... parents are Joe and Kim Finegold... has one sister, Brie... Management Science major with a Psychology minor in Marshall College... career goals include being wealthy and to retire early... hobbies include travelling and scuba diving.

Chris Eichholz #3

Senior • 6-1 • DriverCarlsbad, Calif.

Bonanza HS

Nathan Weiner #4

Sophomore • 6-0 • DriverNewport Beach, Calif.Newport Harbor HS

AT UC SAN DIEGO: Saw action in 70 quarters in his fi rst season at UCSD... re-corded 22 steals and 14 goals in 2004.HIGH SCHOOL: Comes from an exceptional high school program at Newport Harbor High School... an All-CIF and high school All-American selection as a se-nior for the water polo team... also competed in the 100 free and 100 back for the swim team where he earned All-American honors... was a member of his high school’s Entreprenuer club.PERSONAL: Born March 21, 1985 in Long Beach, Calif.... parents are Robert and Sandra Weiner... has three siblings, Robert, Jordan and Hannah... Mechanical Engineering major at Sixth College... hobbies include surfi ng and fi shing.

Kevin Smoker #5

Senior • 6-5 • 2MSanta Clara, Calif.

Bellarmine College Prep

AT UC SAN DIEGO: Redshirted the 2004 season... one of the squad’s top two-meter defenders who scored six goals in 2003... has appeared in over 100 quarters the last of his two two seasons... represented the United States at the Moscow Cup as a Junior National player.HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Bellarmine College Prep HS in San Jose, Calif..... led the swimming squad to the CIF-CCS championship in 1999-2001...the All-Ameri-can also led the water polo team to four CIF-CCS championships.PERSONAL: Born February 8, 1983 in Santa Clara, Calif.... parents are Jeff and Mary... has four siblings, Michael, Stephen, Thomas and Claire... Psychology ma-jor and Economics minor at Warren College... hobbies include bodysurfi ng, the beach, and lifeguarding for the city of San Diego.

Jonathan Hopkins #6

Senior • 6-2 • UtilityCoronado, Calif.

Coronado HS

AT UC SAN DIEGO: Redshirted the 2004 season... led the team with 55 goals in 2003 and was named MVP of the WWPA... led squad to a No. 5 national ranking

named All-County, All-League and All-CIF... in 2000, he was the league MVP and the CIF MVP... also played baseball for his high school team... was a member of the California Scholastic Federation.PERSONAL: Born March 19, 1983 in Ventura, Calif.... parents are Loren and Elaine... his younger brother Ben is also on the water polo squad... Structural Engi-neering major at Warren College... other interests include baseball.

AT UC SAN DIEGO: Earned CWPA All-American honors in 2004... tied with a team-high 48 goals and earned All-WWPA honors last season... Seeing his fi rst playing time at UCSD, Eichholz tallied 12 goals for the 2003 season... spent the 2002 season at nearby Grossmont Community College where he was an All-Ameri-can... redshirted the 2001 season with the Tritons.HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Bonanza High School, which does not sponsor a wa-ter polo team... co-captain and MVP of his high school’s syncronized swim team which won the Nevada State Shootout... qualifi ed for the State meet twice on the swimming team... community involvement included assisting at the Children’s Blind Center.PERSONAL: Born April 1, 1983 in Henderson, Nev.... parents are Ray and Char... has two siblings, Tim Eichholz and Kelley Flaherty... Management Science major in Roosevelt College... other interests include playing badminton.

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Nicholas Takahashi #14

Senior • 6-2 • DriverSouth Pasadena, Calif.

Loyola HS

AT UC SAN DIEGO: In his fi rst season at UCSD, Takahashi netted 11 goals in 78 quarters... also drew 23 ejections... redshirted the 2003 season after transfer-ing from Santa Clara University... was the leading scorer for the Broncos in his sophomore season.HIGH SCHOOL: Prior to Santa Clara, he was a four-year swimmer and water polo player at Loyola High School in Los Angeles where his teams were coached by Marko Pintaric... earned All-League honors in his junior and senior years... a member of the Southern Pacifi c Zone Seven Team.PERSONAL: Born May 23, 1983 in Long Beach, Calif.... parents are Steven and Dini... has one sibling, Stefanie... Economics major with a Political Science minor in Muir College... other interests include surfi ng.

Simon Schafer #13

Sophomore • 6-2 • 2MIrvine, Calif.

Irvine HS

AT UC SAN DIEGO: Appeared in 96 quarters, scoring 21 goals in 2004... red-shirted the 2003 season.HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Irvine High School where he was team MVP for two seasons... he also earned Second Team All-CIF honors, League MVP, and First Team All-League selections... also was a member of the high school swimming team where his best performances came in the 100 breast. PERSONAL: Born May 17, 1985 in Orange County... parents are Steve and Lorie Schafer... has two siblings, Peter and Sam... undeclared major at Revelle College... hobbies include surfi ng.

ClarkPetersen #9

Senior • 6-4 • UtilitySan Diego, Calif.

University City HS

AT UC SAN DIEGO: Redshirted the 2004 season... fi nished third on the squad in 2003 with 26 goals... named Second Team All-WWPA in 2003 and First-Team All-WWPA in 2002.HIGH SCHOOL: Attended local University City High School where he was First Team All-Western League and First Team All-CIF on the water polo team... won gold medals at the Junior Olympics.PERSONAL: Born July 29, 1983 in San Diego, Calif.... parents are Frank and Krista Petersen... has one sibling, Courtney... Political Science major at Roosevelt College... other interests include surfi ng, snowboarding and traveling.

Benjamin Miller #10

Sophomore • 6-0 • DriverVentura, Calif.

Ventura HS

AT UC SAN DIEGO: Saw action in 88 quarters with 35 assists, 23 steals and 21 ejections drawn... also netted 15 goals in 2004... redshirted the 2003 season.HIGH SCHOOL: Previously attended Ventura High School where he was the Channel League Player of the Year in 2002 and All-CIF in water polo for three seasons... the high school team took second place in the CIF from 2000-02... was also on his high school soccer and swimming teams.PERSONAL: Born April 13, 1985 in Ventura, Calif.... parents are Loren and Elaine Miller... Miller is the younger brother of Triton goalkeeper Dave Miller... unde-clared major at Warren College... other interests include law and music.

last season, and a fourth place NCAA ranking in 2002... was fi rst on the team in goals, assists and ejections drawn in the 2002 and 2003 seasons... two-time Divi-sion II Player of the Year and Division I honorable mention.HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Coronado High School, helping the water polo team to three CIF titles as a three-time Prep All-American... all-time goals and assists lead-er in high school... an All-CIF doubles tennis champion with his brother Thomas.PERSONAL: Born November 7, 1982 in Honolulu, Hawai’i... parents are Philip and Paulette... has two siblings, Thomas and Elizabeth... Math and Economics ma-jor at Revelle College... hobbies include tennis.

Jonathan Hopkinstwo-time All-American

StevenJendrusina #7

Senior • 6-3 • UtilityNewport Beach, Calif.Newport Harbor HS

AT UC SAN DIEGO: Redshirted the 2004 season... poured in 17 goals in 2003, giving him 52 in his UCSD career... helped the Tritons to their WWPA title in 2002.HIGH SCHOOL: Was previously a standout at Newport Harbor High School in Newport Beach, earning First Team All-CIF and First Team All-League recogni-tion... water polo squad notched the 2000 CIF Sourthern Section championship... high school team was coached by Brian Kreutzkamp.PERSONAL: Born May 26, 1983 in Newport Beach, Calif.... parents are Gregory and Debborah... has one sister, Kristin... Management Science major with a Politi-cal Science minor at Roosevelt College... hobbies include going to the beach and snowboarding.

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CurtisWilliamson #21

Sophomore • 6-1 • DriverSanta Barbara, Calif.

Santa Barbara HS

AT UC SAN DIEGO: Appeared in 99 quarters with 23 goals and 16 assists in 2004... redshirted the 2003 season.HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Santa Barbara High School, where he was a two-time fi rst team All-CIF selection for the water polo squad which won the CIF division IV championship in 2000 and 2001.PERSONAL: Born August 4, 1985 in Santa Barbara, Calif.... parents are William and Kristen... both parents attended UCSB... has four siblings, Chris, Kyle, Katie and Lindsay... Mechanical Engineering major at Sixth College... hobbies include surfi ng.

JesseCasellini #22

Junior • 6-4 • UtilitySanta Clara, Calif.


AT UC SAN DIEGO: Netted 29 goals, 41 assists and 40 steals in 2004... also drew 28 ejections in 106 quarters... missed the 2003 season with an injury... saw signifi -cant playing time in 2002, fi nishing with 21 goals, 13 assists and14 steals.HIGH SCHOOL: Came to UCSD from Bellarmine Prep in San Jose... earned fi rst team All-CCS and high school All-American honors as a senior at Bellarmine Prep... led the water polo team to three CCS Championships and the swimming team to two CCS Championships... recorded a personal best 65 goals in a season... named his high school’s Athlete of the Year in 2002.PERSONAL: Born September 13, 1983 in Palo Alto, Calif.... parents are Gerald and Susan Casellini... has two siblings, Tony and Katy... Psychology major with a Philosophy minor in Roosevelt College... hobbies include all types of sports.

TravisBoettner #17

Senior • 6-3 • DriverSan Jose, Calif.


AT UC SAN DIEGO: Redshirted the 2004 season... senior has tallied 23 goals in his Triton career... older brother Jason, a 2001 graduate, was also a top performer at UCSD.HIGH SCHOOL: At Bellarmine Prep, earned All-American, All-CIF, All-League, All-NorCal, and team MVP honors... high school’s water polo team recorded three CCS Championships.PERSONAL: Born October 2, 1982 in San Jose, Calif.... parents are Steve and Laura Boettner... has one sibling, Jason... Management Science major at Warren College... career goals include business.

Adnan Jerkovic #18

Sophomore • 6-1 • DriverPalm Desert, Calif.

Palm Desert HS

AT UC SAN DIEGO: Finished the 2004 season tied for the team lead with 48 goals as a freshman... also tied for the team lead with 51 steals... led the team with 42 assists.HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Palm Desert High School were he was a member of the water polo, basketball, and swim teams... high school water polo team won four league championships, going undefeated each season... earned All-League MVP honors twice, the 2003-04 Inland Empire MVP, and was All-CIF First-Team for three years... fi nished his career in the Desert Valley League as the all-time leader in goals.PERSONAL: Born January 12, 1986 in Mostar, Bosnia... parents are Nenad and Azra... has one sibling, Anja... Human Biology major at Roosevelt College... hob-bies include playing various types of sports, listening to music and spending time with friends.

NEWCOMERSKyleSutterly #8

Junior • 6-2 • UtilityTurlock, Calif.

Turlock HS

BEFORE UC SAN DIEGO: Attended Turlock HS where the water polo team went undefeated and won the conference championship from 1999 through 2002.PERSONAL: Born July 28, 1984 in Turlock, Calif…. parents are Bret and Sheri Sutterly… has two siblings, Tyler and Lyndsay… Tyler is on the UCSD crew team… father was a member of the track and fi eld team at Cal State San Francis-co… a Management Science major in Roosevelt College… lists hobbies as surfi ng and playing the guitar.

TyLackey #12

Junior • 6-2 • UtilitySan Diego, Calif.

Patrick Henry HS

BEFORE UC SAN DIEGO: Comes to UCSD from Grossmont College where he was All-Conference and All-American… attended Patrick Henry HS where he set the school record with 150 single-season goals… also recorded a best time of 48.13 in the 100-free… water polo team won three Eastern League titles.PERSONAL: Born October 6, 1983 in San Diego, Calif…. father is Gordon Lack-ey… has two siblings, John and Keira… is a History major in Marshall College… career goal includes becoming a teacher.

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IanBausback

Freshman • 6-2 • UtilityPortola Valley, Calif.

Sacred Hart Prep

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Sacred Hart Prep… member of the Stanford and Ju-nior Olympic Club Water Polo teams in 2004 and 2005.PERSONAL: Born October 15, 1987 in Portola Valley, Calif…. parents are Kurt and Kiely... both graduated from Stanford University… has two siblings, Michael and Katharine… is a History major in Roosevelt College.

ChadCashin

Freshman • 6-1 • UtilityWoodside, Calif.


HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Bellarmine College Prep in San Jose, Calif.... member of the league champion water polo team... also played polo for DeAnza and the Staford Club water polo teams... a Junior Olympics U-14 All-American.PERSONAL: Born August 20, 1987 in Woodside, Calif.... parents are Mike and Jana England Cashin... has two siblings, Michael and Megan... his grandfather Em-met J. Cashin is in the Stanford Hall of Fame... is a Political Science major in Sixth College... hobbies include surfi ng, scuba and wakeboarding.

PeterGresham

Freshman • 6-4 • UtilitySolana Beach, Calif.

Torrey Pines HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Played water polo for Torrey Pines HS in Carmel Valley.PERSONAL: Born July 27, 1987 in Solana Beach, Calif…. parents are Bruce and Shirley Gresham… an undeclared major in Sixth College… hobbies include surfi ng and going to the beach.

MikeLee

Junior • 6-2 • UtilityPlacentia, Calif.El Dorado HS

BEFORE UC SAN DIEGO: Attended Golden West College where he was on the water polo team that went 66-5 over two seasons… team won the Orange Empire League in 2001 and 2004 and the State Championship in 2001… was the team’s most improved freshman… earned All-Conference and All-SoCal team honors… a graduate of El Dorado HS.PERSONAL: Born February 7, 1983 in Bakersfi eld, Calif… parents are Steven James Lee and Katherine Diane Lee… has seven siblings named Courtney, Gray-son, Lauren, Justin, Kairstiona, Jacob and Julianna… a Public Policy major in Roosevelt College… enjoys surfi ng and outdoor activities in his spare time.

SeanRoberts

Freshman • 6-1 • UtilityWest Hills, Calif.

Calabasas HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Calabasas HS where he was a member of the wa-ter polo and swimming team… recorded a personal best time in the 100-free of 48.03… earned a bronze medal with the Los Angeles Water Polo Club at the Na-tional Age Group Championships… earned a silver medal at the National Junior Olympics in 2005.PERSONAL: Born March 13, 1987 in West Hills, Calif…. parents are Stephen and Stefania Roberts… father is a USC graduate while mother is a UCLA graduate… has two siblings, Audrey and Nicole… career goal is to become a doctor… a Biol-ogy major in Revelle College.

JeffHunt

Sophomore • 6-3 • DriverSan Diego, Calif.

University City HS

AT UC SAN DIEGO: Appeared in 13 quarters with three goals in his fi rst action as a Triton in 2004... attended Grossmont Junior College in 2003 where he was on the swimming team and had personal bests of 48.5 in the 100 free and 21.9 in the 50 free on the swimming team.HIGH SCHOOL: Local product attended University High School where he earned All-League and All-CIF honors in his last two seasons... named the team’s offensive MVP in his junior year, and team MVP his senior season after netting 102 goals.

Sid Menon

Sophomore • 5-10 • UtilityPalo Alto, Calif.

Gunn HS

AT UC SAN DIEGO: Appeared in 27 quarters, netting 11 goals, four assists and three steals in his fi rst season.HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Henry M. Gunn Senior High School in Palo Alto, Ca-lif.... named All-League MVP in 2003 for the water polo team... First Team All-CCS, All-American, and Athlete of the Year for two seasons... scored 93 goals as a senior... also was a member of the high school swimming team where he set records in the 200 Medley relay and the 100 Breast... also took fi rst place for the Stanford Water Polo Foundation club team.PERSONAL: Born September 26, 1985 in Boston, Mass.... parents are Satish and Pushpa... has one sibling, Pallavi... undeclared major at Sixth College... hobbies include playing the drums and sports.

PERSONAL: Born October 22, 1985 in San Diego, Calif.... parents are Cory and Marlene Hunt... has two siblings, April and Alison... undeclared major at Sixth Col-lege... hobbies include surfi ng.

REDSHIRTS

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DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE LOCATION REC.Sep 4 UC Davis W 11-8 UC San Diego 1-0Sep 4 Pomona-Pitzer W 16-9 UC San Diego 2-0Sep 5 UC Irvine L 6-13 UC San Diego 2-1Sep 5 UC Santa Barbara L 4-5 UC San Diego 2-2Sep 11 Occidental W 17-1 LaVerne/Redlands 3-2Sep 11 Santa Clara W 10-3 LaVerne/Redlands 4-2Sep 12 Whittier W 14-5 LaVerne/Redlands 5-2Sep 12 Redlands W 13-7 LaVerne/Redlands 6-2Sep 18 Long Beach State W 10-9 Los Angeles 7-2Sep 18 Stanford L 5-16 Los Angeles 7-3Sep 19 Pepperdine L 6-8 Los Angeles 7-4Sep 19 UC Santa Barbara W 7-6 Los Angeles 8-4Sep 25 Claremont W 15-8 Santa Cruz 9-4Sep 25 LaVerne W 22-3 Santa Cruz 10-4Sep 26 UC Santa Cruz W 14-4 Santa Cruz 11-4Sep 26 Cal Lutheran W 18-5 Santa Cruz 12-4Sep 26 Santa Clara W 11-4 Santa Cruz 13-4Sep 30 UC Davis W 6-5 Davis 14-4Oct 2 St. Francis W 10-6 Stockton 15-4Oct 2 Stanford L 8-14 Stockton 15-5Oct 3 Loyola Marymount W 8-7 Stockton 16-5Oct 3 UC Santa Barbara L 7-8 Stockton 16-6Oct 8 UC Santa Barbara L 4-8 Santa Barbara 16-7Oct 9 Long Beach State W 9-8 Long Beach 17-7Oct 9 Iona W 12-6 Long Beach 18-7Oct 15 Loyola Marymount L 4-8 UC San Diego 18-8Oct 24 Stanford L 7-15 UC San Diego 18-9Oct 31 UC Irvine L 6-10 UC San Diego 18-10Nov 3 Pepperdine L 5-7 UC San Diego 18-11Nov 18 Air Force W 10-7 Davis 19-11Nov 19 Redlands L 5-6 Davis 19-12Nov 20 UC Davis W 9-7 Davis 20-12

2004 RESULTS

Jonathan Hopkins2002 and 2003 Player of the Year

Chris Finegold2004 All-American

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CAPTAINS’ CLUB

MOST GOALS SCORED:Game: 9, Jason Brown vs. Claremont 10-28-89Season: 107, Michael Nalu 1993 107, Michael Nalu 1992Career: 372, Michael Nalu 1991-95MOST GOAL ATTEMPTS:Game: 12, Steve Marks vs. CSULA 11-20-81Season: 232, Michael Nalu 1993Career: 753, Michael Nalu 1991-95BEST SHOOTING PERCENTAGE:Season: .808 Dana Greisen 1981Career: .576 Dana Greisen 1981-84MOST ASSISTS:Game: 10, Greg Goodrich vs. Chaminade 10-24-91Season: 80, Greg Goodrich 1991Career: 124, Greg Goodrich 1989, 1991MOST STEALS:Game: 7, Dan Crane vs. Claremont 9-26-81 7, Jason Vance vs. Occidental 11-11-88Season: 80, Joe Welsh 1998Career: 235, Ross Mecham 1996-99EJECTIONS DRAWN:Game: 7, Larry Sanders vs. Loyola 9-20-86 7, Jason Brown vs. UCLA 10-12-91 7, Chris Finegold vs. Stanford 10-24-04Season: 85, Jason Brown 1989Career: 222, Jason Brown 1987-91PENALTIES DRAWN:Game: 3, Jefferson Smith vs. Pepperdine 9-14-85Season: 14, Michael Nalu 1993 14, Jefferson Smith 1985Career: 27, Michael Nalu 1991-95GOALIE SAVES:Game: 18, Willy Morris vs. UCLA 11-15-80 18, Willy Morris vs. Fresno St. 10-11-81 18, Randy Franke vs. Pepperdine 10-17-87Season: 302, Duncan Millar 1985Career: 847, Duncan Millar 1983-85

Brandon Borso, Joe Woodring 2005Nate Cooper, David Miller 2004Matt Ellis, Matthew Ustaszewski 2003Paul Motschall, Bryon Spicer 2002Vladimir Djapic, Jonathan Samuels 2001Jason Boettner, Justin Wylie 2000Ross Mecham, Andrew Silvestri 1999Douglass Cole, Ross Mecham 1998Adam Bollenbach, Douglass Cole 1997Adam Bollenbach, Steve Hom 1996Steve Crass, Michael Nalu, Brett Marshall 1995Craig Gruber, Greg Salvinski 1994Sean Kinghorn, Rick Romero 1993Gary Seelhorst, Kevin Vance 1992Jason Brown, Jay Hagan 1991Jay Hagan, Mike Schatz 1990Peter McConville, Todd Sells 1989Randy Franke, Tom Schatz 1988Steve Schatz, Jefferson Smith 1987Tom Moore, Jo Wade 1986Dan Kahl, Tom Moore 1985Dana Greisen, Bill Kazmierowicz 1984Mike Bolden, Bill Kazmierowicz 1983Buc Buchanan, Steve Eccles 1982Willy Morris, Toby Raymond 1981Dan Eby, Ed Profumo 1980

Most Goals: 412 1992Most Attempts: 866 1989Best Shooting Pct.: .491 1981Most Assists: 291 1988Most Steals: 367 1998Most Ejections Drawn: 233 1986Most Penalties Drawn: 41 1985Best Man-Up Pct.: .564 1992Best Man-Down Pct.: .284 2002Most Victories: 23 1992Most Consecutive Wins: 14 1992Highest Ranking During Season: 5th 2000Highest Final NCAA Ranking: 5th 2000Best NCAA Tournament Finish: 2nd 2000

NCAA DIVISION IJonathan Hopkins, Honorable Mention 2003Matt Ellis, Honorable Mention 2002Jonathan Hopkins, Honorable Mention 2002Jonathan Samuels, Third Team 2001Jonathan Samuels, Second Team 2000Jason Boettner, Honorable Mention 2000Justin Wylie, Honorable Mention 2000Ross Mecham, Honorable Mention 1999Michael Nalu, Second Team 1995Michael Nalu, Third Team 1993Michael Nalu, Second Team 1992MikeWarren, Honorable Mention 1992Jason Brown, Second Team 1991 Kevin Vance, Honorable Mention 1990Jason Brown, Second Team 1989Jason Vance, Honorable Mention 1989Jason Brown, Honorable Mention 1988 Randy Franke, Honorable Mention 1988Larry Sanders, Honorable Mention 1987Tom Moore, Honorable Mention 1986Daniel Kahl, Honorable Mention 1985Bill Kazmierowicz, Honorable Mention 1984NCAA DIVISION II (Beginning in 2000)Chris Eichholz, First Team 2004Chris Finegold, First Team 2004Jonathan Hopkins, First Team (Player of the Year) 2003Brandon Borso, First Team 2002Jonathan Hopkins, First Team (Player of the Year) 2002Clark Petersen, First Team 2002Jonathan Samuels, First Team (Player of the Year) 2001Vladimir Djapic, First Team 2001Jonathan Samuels, First Team (Player of the Year) 2000Glenn Busch, First Team 2000Jason Boettner, First Team 2000Justin Wylie, First Team 2000NCAA DIVISION III (Selections Began in 1996)Ross Mecham, First Team (Player of the Year) 1999Jonathan Samuels, First Team 1999Ryan Dandy, Second Team 1999Ross Mecham, First Team (Player of the Year) 1998Douglass Cole, First Team 1998

Joe Welsh, First Team 1998Vladimir Djapic, Second Team 1998Romas Kudirka, First Team (Player of the Year) 1997Adam Bollenbach, First Team 1997Ross Mecham, First Team 1997Romas Kudirka, First Team (Player of the Year) 1996Adam Bollenbach, First Team 1996Ross Mecham, First Team 1996

INDIVIDUAL TRITON HONORS

TRITON ALL-AMERICANS

THE RECORD BOOK

SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS

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SINGLE SEASON GOALS 107 Michael Nalu ('93) 107 Michael Nalu ('92) 95 Dana Greisen ('84) 91 Tom Moore ('86) 88 Michael Nalu ('95) 82 Dave Calder ('88) 81 Jason Brown ('89) 79 James Skaalen ('94) 77 Kevin Vance ('90) 75 Jason Brown ('88)

SINGLE SEASON ATT. 232 Michael Nalu ('93) 193 Michael Nalu ('92) 178 Jason Brown ('89) 178 Tom Moore ('85) 174 Dana Greisen ('84) 173 Michael Nalu ('95) 162 Alex Sodi ('82) 155 Michael Nalu ('91) 152 Greg Goodrich ('91) 152 Dave Calder ('88)

SEASON SHOOTING PCT. .808 Dana Greisen ('81) .619 Jason Brown ('88) .595 Romas Kudirka ('96) .585 Jonathan Samuels ('01) .577 Toby Raymond ('81) .568 Dana Greisen ('83) .560 Tom Schatz ('88).549 Vladimir Djapic ('00) .546 Dana Greisen ('84) .541 James Skaalen ('94) SINGLE SEASON ASSISTS 80 Greg Goodrich ('91) 65 Dan Crane ('81) 55 George Hegarty ('93) 51 Jefferson Smith ('87) 45 Vladimir Djapic ('00) 45 Kevin Vance ('90) 45 Tom Schatz ('88) 42 Marcello Giulianotti ('93) 42 Dan Eby ('80) 40 Jason Boettner ('00) 40 Richard Romero ('93)

SINGLE SEASON STEALS 80 Joe Welsh ('98) 77 Ross Mecham ('97) 75 Jason Vance ('89) 69 Michael Nalu ('93) 64 Douglass Cole ('97) 59 Ross Mecham ('99) 57 Ross Mecham ('98) 56 Jason Boettner ('96) 53 Michael Nalu ('91) 52 T. Soderman ('94) 52 Michael Nalu ('92) 52 Jason Vance (88)

SEASON EJECTS DRAWN 85 Jason Brown ('89) 84 Dana Greisen ('84) 77 Kevin Vance ('90) 75 Michael Nalu ('93) 66 Jason Brown ('91) 66 Larry Sanders ('86) 64 Douglass Cole ('97) 64 Romas Kudirka ('96) 60 Tom Schatz ('88) 58 Jonathan Samuels ('01)

SEASON PEN. DRAWN 14 Michael Nalu ('93) 14 Jefferson Smith ('86) 10 Jonathan Samuels ('99) 10 Jason Brown ('88) 10 James Skaalen ('94) 9 M. Yallech ('94) 9 Bill Kazmierowicz ('82) 9 Jason Brown ('89) 7 Larry Sanders ('86) 7 Tom Schatz ('86) 7 Jefferson Smith ('85)

SEASON GOALIE SAVES 302 Duncan Millar ('85) 275 Duncan Millar ('84) 272 J.P. Beay ('89) 270 Duncan Millar ('83) 265 Randy Franke ('87) 254 Michael Warren ('92) 248 Randy Franke ('86) 244 Andrew Bruce ('90) 241 Randy Franke ('88) 239 Lance Onken ('02)

CAREER STEALS 235 Ross Mecham ('96-99) 206 Michael Nalu ('91-95) 168 Peter McConville ('85-89) 158 Joe Welsh ('95-99) 156 Jason Boettner ('96-00) 149 Jason Vance ('87-89) 148 Jefferson Smith ('84-87) 139 Douglass Cole ('95-98) 118 Marcello Giulianotti ('91-93) 113 Kellan Hori ('99-02) 112 Vladimir Djapic ('98-01) 112 Adam Bollenbach ('94-97) 112 Todd Sells ('85-89)

CAREER EJECTS DRAWN 222 Jason Brown ('87-91) 216 Michael Nalu ('91-95) 168 Tom Schatz ('84-88) 156 Romas Kudirka (94-97) 148 Jonathan Samuels ('97-01) 145 Kevin Vance ('88-92) 138 Larry Sanders ('83-87) 112 Dana Greisen ('81-84) 90 Vladimir Djapic ('98-01) 90 Steve Eccles ('81-82)

CAREER PEN. DRAWN 27 Michael Nalu ('91-95) 26 Jefferson Smith ('84-87) 26 Jason Brown ('87-91) 17 Tom Schatz ('84-88) 16 Larry Sanders ('83-87) 16 Romas Kudirka ('94-97) 13 Jonathan Samuels ('97-99) 13 Bill Kazmierowicz (81-84)

CAREER GOALIE SAVES 847 Duncan Millar ('83-85) 809 Willy Morris ('78-81) 776 Randy Franke ('84-88) 723 Joe Welsh ('94-98) 545 Lance Onken ('99-02) 528 Andrew Bruce ('91-93) 446 Michael Warren ('91-92) 371 Glenn Busch ('97-00) 273 J.P. Beay ('87-89) 164 Patrick Beemer ('96-97)

CAREER GOALS 372 Michael Nalu ('91-95) 242 Jason Brown ('87-91) 211 Tom Moore ('82-86) 194 Jonathan Samuels ('97-01) 191 Ross Mecham ('96-99) 181 Dana Greisen ('81-84) 171 Dan Eby ('77-80) 163 Dan Crane ('77-81) 158 Romas Kudirka ('94-97) 154 Jefferson Smith ('84-87)

CAREER ATTEMPTS 753 Michael Nalu ('91-95) 483 Jason Brown ('87-91) 481 Ross Mecham ('96-99) 412 Tom Moore ('82-86) 395 Jonathan Samuels ('97-01) 390 Dan Eby ('77-80) 376 Jefferson Smith ('84-87) 348 Peter McConville ('85-89) 347 Kai Loedel ('77-81) 325 Larry Sanders ('83-87) CAREER SHOOTING PCT. .576 Dana Greisen ('81-84) .532 Dave Calder ('87-88) .526 Tom Schatz ('84-88) .512 Tom Moore ('82-86) .505 Romas Kudirka ('94-97) .503 James Skaalen ('91-94) .501 Jason Brown ('87-91) .494 Michael Nalu ('91-95) .491 Jonathan Samuels ('97-01) .491 Marcello Giulianotti ('91-93) .483 Greg Goodrich ('89-91)

CAREER ASSISTS 119 Greg Goodrich ('89-91) 118 Dan Crane ('77-81) 118 Jefferson Smith ('84-87) 112 Larry Sanders ('83-87) 110 Jason Brown ('87-91) 109 Kevin Vance ('88-92) 108 Ross Mecham ('96-99) 106 Vladimir Djapic ('98-01) 99 Dan Eby ('77-80) 95 Michael Nalu ('91-95)

ALL-TIME LEADERS

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2004 at UC DavisThird Place

Chris Finegold ................................... 1st TeamChris Eichholz ................................... 1st Team

2003 at UC San DiegoRunner-Up

Jonathan Hopkins (MVP) ................. 1st TeamBrandon Borso .................................. 1st TeamColin McElroy ................................. 2nd TeamClark Petersen .................................. 2nd Team

2002 at UC San DiegoChampions

Jonathan Hopkins .............................. 1st TeamLance Onken ..................................... 1st TeamClark Petersen ................................... 1st TeamBrandon Borso ........................................ H.M.Kellan Hori .............................................. H.M.Denny Harper ...................... Coach of the Year

2001 at Los AngelesRunner-Up

Jonathan Samuels .............................. 1st TeamVladimir Djapic ................................ 1st TeamLance Onken .................................... 2nd TeamBrandon Borso ........................................ H.M.

2000 at HonoluluChampions

Jonathan Samuels (MVP) ................. 1st TeamJustin Wylie ....................................... 1st TeamJason Boettner .................................. 2nd TeamGlenn Busch ..................................... 2nd TeamVladimir Djapic ............................... 2nd TeamDenny Harper ...................... Coach of the Year

1999 at ClaremontChampions

Ross Mecham (MVP) ....................... 1st TeamJonathan Samuels .............................. 1st TeamRyan Dandy ....................................... 1st TeamGlenn Busch ............................................ H.M.Justin Wylie ............................................. H.M.Denny Harper ...................... Coach of the Year

1998 at Pomona-PitzerChampions

Ross Mecham (MVP) ....................... 1st TeamDouglass Cole ................................... 1st TeamJoe Welsh .......................................... 1st TeamVladimir Djapic ...................................... H.M.

1997 at RedlandsRunner-Up

Romas Kudirka (MVP) ..................... 1st TeamAdam Bollenbach .............................. 1st TeamRoss Mecham .................................... 1st TeamGordon Beh ............................................. H.M.Denny Harper ...................... Coach of the Year

1996 at Colorado SpringsThird Place

Romas Kudirka (MVP) ..................... 1st TeamRoss Mecham .................................... 1st TeamAdam Bollenbach ............................. 2nd TeamJason Boettner ......................................... H.M.Denny Harper ...................... Coach of the Year


Michael Nalu (MVP) ........................ 1st TeamJohn Giulianotti ................................. 1st TeamSteve Crass ....................................... 2nd TeamDenny Harper ...................... Coach of the Year

1994 at ClaremontRunner-Up

Greg Salvinski ................................... 1st TeamJames Skaalen ................................... 1st TeamCraig Gruber .................................... 2nd Team

1993 at DavisChampions

Michael Nalu (MVP) ........................ 1st TeamRichard Romero ................................ 1st TeamGeorge Hegarty ................................ 2nd TeamSean Kinghorn ................................. 2nd TeamMarcello Giulianotti ................................ H.M.Denny Harper ...................... Coach of the Year

1992 at Pomona-PitzerChampions

Michael Nalu (MVP) ........................ 1st TeamMichael Warren ................................. 1st TeamKevin Vance ...................................... 1st TeamGary Seelhorst .................................. 2nd TeamMarcello Giulianotti ................................ H.M.Denny Harper ...................... Coach of the Year

1991 at HonoluluChampions

Jason Brown (MVP) ......................... 1st TeamKevin Vance ...................................... 1st TeamGreg Goodrich .................................. 1st TeamMichael Nalu .................................... 2nd TeamGary Seelhorst ......................................... H.M.Denny Harper ...................... Coach of the Year

1990 at Pomona-PitzerThird Place

Kevin Vance ...................................... 1st TeamGary Seelhorst .................................. 2nd TeamMike Schatz ............................................ H.M.Andrew Bruce ......................................... H.M.


Jason Brown (MVP) ......................... 1st TeamPeter McConville .............................. 1st TeamJason Vance ....................................... 1st TeamTodd Sells ......................................... 2nd TeamDenny Harper ...................... Coach of the Year

1988 at Colorado SpringsChampions

Jason Brown (Co-MVP) ................... 1st TeamRandy Franke (Co-MVP) .................. 1st TeamTom Schatz ........................................ 1st TeamDave Calder ..................................... 2nd TeamPeter McConville .................................... H.M.Denny Harper ...................... Coach of the Year

1987 at SacramentoRunner-Up

Randy Franke .................................... 1st TeamLarry Sanders .................................... 1st Team

Tom Schatz .............................................. H.M.

1986 at UC San DiegoRunner-Up

Tom Moore ........................................ 1st TeamLarry Sanders .................................... 1st TeamJoe Wade .......................................... 2nd TeamRandy Franke .......................................... H.M.

1985 at Mt. SACChampions

Duncan Millar ................................... 1st TeamDan Kahl ........................................... 1st TeamLarry Sanders .................................... 1st TeamTom Moore ....................................... 2nd TeamJefferson Smith ....................................... H.M.Jo Wade ................................................... H.M.Denny Harper ...................... Coach of the Year

1984 at DavisRunner-Up

Dana Greisen (MVP) ........................ 1st TeamBill Kazmierowicz ............................ 1st TeamRay Haywood .................................... 1st TeamTom Moore ....................................... 2nd TeamDenny Harper ...................... Coach of the Year


Mike Bolden ...................................... 1st TeamDana Greisen ..................................... 1st TeamBill Kazmierowicz ............................ 1st TeamDuncan Millar ......................................... H.M.Denny Harper ...................... Coach of the Year

1982 at San FranciscoRunner-Up

Buc Buchanan ................................... 1st TeamAlex Sodi .......................................... 1st TeamMike Bolden ..................................... 2nd TeamTom Moore .............................................. H.M.

1981 at DavisChampions

Willy Morris (MVP) ......................... 1st TeamDan Crane ......................................... 1st TeamKai Loedell ........................................ 1st TeamSteve Marks ...................................... 1st TeamToby Raymond ................................. 2nd Team

WWPA HISTORY

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Individual Records*Most Two-Point Goals, Game2--Andrew Steinheimer, UC San Diego (17) vs. Navy (20),1993 Tied with five others*Most Two-Point Goals, Career4--Michael Nalu, UC San Diego, 1993, 1995 Tied with two others

Year Opponent Location W/L Score Place All-Tournament2002 Stanford Los Angeles L 5-10 Fourth Matt Ellis Queens College (NY) Los Angeles L 5-6 2OT Jonathan Hopkins2000 USC Malibu W 9-8 Second Jason Boettner UCLA Malibu L 2-11 Vladimir Djapic Jonathan Samuels Justin Wylie1999 Stanford UC San Diego L 7-11 Fourth Ross Mecham Massachusetts UC San Diego L 9-12 Jonathan Samuels1998 Stanford Corona Del Mar L 3-6 Third Ross Mecham Massachusetts Corona Del Mar W 10-9 SD OT 1995 UCLA Stanford L 10-21 Third Michael Nalu Massachusetts Stanford W 8-7 1993 USC Long Beach L 9-16 Eighth Massachusetts Long Beach L 13-15 Navy Long Beach L 17-20 1992 USC Long Beach L 7-16 Sixth Princeton Long Beach W 14-9 Pepperdine Long Beach L 6-13 1991 UCLA Long Beach L 10-14 Sixth Jason Brown Slippery Rock Long Beach W 12-10 Long Beach State Long Beach L 10-12 1989 Stanford Indianapolis, IN L 6-7 Sixth Arkansas-Little Rock Indianapolis, IN W 10-9 Long Beach State Indianapolis, IN L 5-10

Team RecordsMost Two-Point Goals, Both Teams6--Navy (3) vs. UC San Diego (3), 1993Most Two-Point Goals, Tournament7--UC San Diego, 1993 (2 vs. Southern Cal, 2 vs. UMass, 3 vs. Navy)

*The two-point goal was eliminated from collegiate water polo after the 1999 season.

NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY

UCSD’S NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORDS

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2005 UC SAN DIEGO MEN’S WATER POLOBob Alei ............................. 1974, 75, 76, 77Brett Allan ...................................... 2000, 01Aaron Armstrong ............... 1988, 90, 91, 92Dan Aufhauser ............................... 1993, 94Ralph Ausman ................................ 1972, 74Chris Avventino ................................... 1989Jim Bain ......................................... 1978, 79William Baker ...................................... 1974Dick Banfield ....................................... 1983Daniel Barba ........................................ 1972Mike Bartlett ........................................ 1983J.P. Beay ................................... 1987, 88, 89Gary Becker ................................... 1969, 70John Beckley .................................. 1979, 80John Beebe ........................................... 1987Patrick Beemer ............................... 1996, 97Gordon Beh ........................ 1996, 97, 98, 99Mike Bender ......................................... 1978Brian Bennett ....................................... 1987Mike Bennett ............................ 1988, 90, 91Alec Benz ....................................... 1992, 94William Best .................................. 1990, 91Richard Bireley .................................... 1976R. Scott Blake ...................................... 1990Paul Blessman ................................ 1998, 99Will Bloomer ........................................ 1983Eric Boegh ..................................... 1989, 90Jason Boettner .................... 1996, 97, 99, 00Travis Boettner ......................... 2001, 02, 03Paul Bogseth .................................. 1972, 73Mike Bolden ................................... 1982, 83Tim Bolden .......................................... 1982Adam Bollenbach ............... 1994, 95, 96, 97John Borah ........................................... 1997Robert Borah ........................................ 1999Brandon Borso ......................... 2001, 02, 03Peter Bradley .................................. 1983, 84Robin Bregman .................................... 1988Will Brieger .......................................... 1977Todd Brinton .................................. 1987, 89John Brock ........................................... 1976Burr Brown .......................................... 1982Jason Brown ....................... 1987, 88, 89, 91Andy Bruce .................................... 1990, 91Greg Buchanan ................... 1979, 80, 81, 82Matthew Budnick ................................. 2004Drew Burkhalter ................................... 1998Stephen Burkhalter ......................... 1997, 98Glenn Busch ....................... 1997, 98, 99, 00Jared Calabrese .................................... 1996Dave Calder ................................... 1987, 88Chris Carrillo ..................... 1986, 87, 88, 89Jesse Casellini ................................ 2002, 04Douglas Cheshire ............... 1968, 69, 71, 72Dave Christopher ................................. 1973Allen Cintas ......................................... 1981Douglass Cole .................... 1995, 96, 97, 98William Coles ................................ 1983, 84Peter Collison ....................................... 1985Reid Conant ................................... 1991, 92Robert Conlin ....................................... 1979Nate Cooper ....................... 2001, 02, 03, 04

Keith Copenhagen ................................ 1977Bryan Corbett ................................. 2003, 04Chris Cote ............................................ 1990Dan Crane .......................... 1977, 78, 79, 81Steve Crass ..................................... 1994, 95Darby Crow .......................................... 1991Matt Cuson ........................................... 1978Ryan Dandy .................................... 1998, 99David Daniels ....................................... 1972Matt Darrah-Kinn ........................... 1990, 91Ricardo Davalos ................................... 1988Carlos De La Barra ........................ 1994, 95David De Puy ................................. 1973, 74Darrell Denney ..................................... 1985Dave Denton ............................ 1974, 75, 76Vladimir Djapic ................. 1998, 99, 00, 01Luke Downer ........................... 1991, 92, 93Frank Ebel ...................................... 1976, 77Dan Eby ............................. 1977, 78, 79, 80Stephen Eccles ............................... 1981, 82Chris Eichholz ................................ 2003, 04Andy Elliott ........................ 1978, 79, 80, 81Matt Ellis .................................. 2000, 01, 02Tom Enger ...................................... 1977, 78Jeff Erramouspe ............................. 1982, 83John Everhart ................................. 1981, 82Ross Feldman ....................................... 1990Carl Fessenden ..................................... 1983David Field ..................................... 1990, 91Chris Finegold .......................... 2002, 03, 04Bob Finnell .......................................... 1980John Fisher ........................................... 1988Mike Fontaine ...................................... 1980Rick Ford ............................................. 1985Glen Forsch .......................................... 1968William Foskett .................................... 1972Randy Franke ..................... 1984, 86, 87, 88Kip Fulbeck .......................................... 1985Allyn Furland ....................................... 1974Jim Gallup ............................................ 1982Barton Gawboy .................................... 1976Theodore Gazulis ................................. 1972Robert Geyer ........................................ 1982Reed Gimian ........................................ 1975John Giulianotti .................................... 1995Marc Giulianotti ....................... 1991, 92, 93Matt Gollub .......................................... 1991Joe Gonzales ........................................ 1968Greg Goodrich ............................... 1989, 91David Gordon ....................................... 1972Mark Gordon .................................. 1977, 78Robert Gorsline .................................... 1990Sean Grady ........................................... 1973Daniel Graifer ...................................... 1974Eric Greenberg ..................................... 1985Dana Greisen ...................... 1981, 82, 83, 84Craig Gruber ...................... 1991, 92, 93, 94Paul Guichard ....................................... 1986Jeffrey Gunder ..................................... 1974Jay Hagan ........................... 1988, 89, 90, 91Henry Halliday ..................................... 1985Keith Han ....................................... 1978, 79

Hal Handley ................................... 1968, 69David Harry ....................... 1974, 75, 76, 77Jim Harry ............................................. 1980John Harry ............................................ 1977Ray Haywood ..................... 1981, 82, 83, 84George Hegarty .............................. 1992, 93Christian Henry ........................ 1985, 86, 87John Hoff ................................. 1970, 71, 72Stephen Hom ............................ 1993, 95, 96Brett Hool ............................................. 1996Jonathan Hopkins ..................... 2001, 02, 03Kellan Hori ......................... 1999, 00, 01, 02Bryan Horne ......................................... 1991Ed Huff ................................................. 1971Corky Hull ............................... 1974, 75, 76Jeff Hunt ............................................... 2004Steven Janik ......................................... 1982James Jaquette ...................................... 1972Steven Jendrusina ..................... 2001, 02, 03Adnan Jerkovic .................................... 2004Chris Jermaine ............................... 1991, 92David Jonas .......................................... 1990Douglas Jones ...................................... 1979Tom Jorgensen ................... 1975, 76, 77, 78Dan Kahl .............................................. 1985Dennis Kantanen .................................. 1993Gary Kaufman ...................................... 1981Bill Kazmierowicz ............. 1981, 82, 83, 84Dan Keller ............................................ 1990Byron King........................................... 1968Sean Kinghorn ................... 1990, 91, 92, 93Lionel Kirshner .................................... 1980Steve Kirshon ....................................... 1991Jon Klock ....................................... 1984, 85Jeffrey Koniges ........................ 1973, 74, 75Mike Knapp ......................................... 1984Jared Knickmeyer ................................ 1995Romas Kudirka .................. 1994, 95, 96, 97Mark La Mattino ............................ 1978, 79Brian Lanich ......................................... 1999Rick Lantz ...................................... 1975, 76Brett Ledger ......................................... 1990Andrew Lindstrom ......................... 1997, 98Mark Lippman ............................... 1979, 80David Lischer ....................................... 1968Mark Liska ............................... 1971, 72, 74Kai Loedel .......................... 1977, 78, 79, 81Dan Lorch ...................................... 1985, 86Kyle MacDonald ...................... 1999, 00, 01Chris Maggio ....................................... 1985Mike Maguire ........................... 1974, 75, 76Brian Maki ........................................... 1980Gary Maletis ......................................... 1978Robert Manheimer ............................... 1982Joseph Manildi ..................................... 1991Alex Marjanovic .................................. 2002Steve Marks ............................. 1979, 80, 81Michael Marsh ..................................... 1970Brett Marshall ................................ 1994, 95Jacob Mazelis ................................. 1996, 98John McCarthy ............................... 1984, 85Martin McCarthy ................................. 1985

ALL-TIME ROSTER

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Matt McCarthy ..................................... 1983Randy McCarthy .................................. 1984Peter McConville ............... 1985, 87, 88, 89Bernie McCormick ............................... 1978Kevin McCoy ....................................... 1968Colin McElroy ......................... 2002, 03, 04David McIntosh ................................... 1988Kevin McIntyre .............................. 1988, 90Ross Mecham ..................... 1996, 97, 98, 99Sid Menon ............................................ 2004Andrew Mesic ................................ 1999, 00Casey Michaelis ................................... 1988Brett Michelin ...................................... 1991Mike Middleton ............................. 1984, 85Duncan Millar .......................... 1983, 84, 85Ben Miller ............................................ 2004David Miller ............................. 2002, 03, 04Joe Miller ........................... 1973, 74, 75, 76Will Miller ............................................ 1984Noah Minton ........................................ 2001Mark Mitchell ................................ 1974, 75Mike Mitchell ....................................... 1975David Mittle ......................................... 1974Britt Miura ........................................... 1993Amir Montassir .................................... 1996Rob Montgomery ................................. 1981Tom Moore ......................... 1982, 84, 85, 86Chuck Moorehead ................................ 1975Willy Morris ....................... 1978, 79, 80, 81Paul Motschall ................... 1998, 00, 01, 02Ben Murray .......................................... 1983Michael Nalu ...................... 1991, 92, 93, 95Pablo Navarro ...................................... 1985Chuck Newman .................................... 1971Sean Nollan .................................... 1994, 95John Norris ........................................... 1973Mike Norris .................................... 1971, 72Tom Nuckton ..................... 1983, 84, 85, 86John O'Connell ............................... 1970, 71Alan O'Hern ................................... 1974, 75Shawn Oatey ........................................ 1989Lance Onken ...................... 1999, 00, 01, 02Nathan Osborn ..................................... 1991Sean Osborne ................................. 1993, 94Tim Owens ........................................... 1991Bob Owsley .......................................... 1978Rick Parmer ................................... 1970, 71Jeff Pattoff ............................................ 1986Tracy Patrick .................................. 1978, 79Chris Perret .................................... 1981, 83Clark Petersen .......................... 2001, 02, 03Phil Pettis ................................. 1983, 84, 85Rick Pickerell ................................. 1971, 72Michael Plough ........................ 1998, 99, 00David Pon....................................... 1990, 91Glenn Posada ....................................... 1986Ed Prado ............................................... 1986Paul Prebble ......................................... 1986Carl Primavera ............................... 1988, 89Ed Profumo .............................. 1978, 79, 80Chris Proietti ............................ 1995, 96, 97Dominic Quin-Harkin .................... 1993, 95

Harish Ramaiya .................................... 1996Tim Raney ............................................ 1984Mark Rasmussen .................................. 1983Scott Rasmussen ...................... 1989, 90, 92Toby Raymond ................... 1978, 79, 80, 81Mark Reimer .................................. 1970, 71Dennis Revie ............................ 1968, 69, 70Abraham Rice ...................................... 1988Joe Risse............................................... 1988Mike Ritter ........................................... 1991Rick Rogers .......................................... 1972Richard Romero ............................. 1992, 93Daniel Root .................................... 1993, 95Craig Rose ............................................ 1974James Rose ........................................... 1988Eric Rosen ............................................ 2000John Roy .............................................. 1999Christopher Rubin .................... 1997, 98, 99Doug Russum ....................................... 1980David Sacco ................................... 1986, 87Gregory Salvinski ................................ 1994Jonathan Samuels ............... 1997, 99, 00, 01Larry Sanders ..................... 1983, 85, 86, 87Joseph Sandmeyer ................................ 1983Rod Saper ............................................. 1980Simon Schafer ...................................... 2004Mike Schatz ....................... 1987, 88, 89, 90Steve Schatz ....................... 1983, 84, 85, 87Tom Schatz ......................... 1984, 86, 87, 88Eric Schultz .......................................... 1988Leslie Scott ........................................... 1981Gary Seelhorst .................... 1988, 90, 91, 92Todd Sells ........................... 1985, 86, 88, 89Jim Senz ......................................... 1977, 78Matt Seretan ................................... 1977, 78Dean Shade .................................... 1970, 71Benjamin Shamah ................................ 1991Stephan Shellhammer .......................... 1976Ed Shin ................................................. 1982Andrew Silvestri ................ 1996, 97, 98, 99James Skaalen .......................... 1991, 92, 94Peter Sklar ............................................ 1981John Sklut .......................... 1985, 86, 87, 88Nick Smedley ....................................... 1981Barry Smith .......................................... 1970Craig Smith .............................. 1978, 79, 80Daniel Smith ........................................ 2000Gary Smith ........................................... 1973James E. Smith ............................... 1987, 88James L. Smith ..................................... 1986Jefferson Smith .................. 1984, 85, 86, 87Patrick Smith ........................................ 1969Tyler Smith ........................................... 1991Kevin Smoker .......................... 2001, 02, 03Teague Soderman ................................. 1994Alex Sodi ....................................... 1981, 82Steve Sopkin ........................................ 1977Ken South....................................... 1979, 80Taylor Spangler .............................. 1989, 90Bryon Spicer ...................... 1999, 00, 01, 02Greg Steinbach ..................................... 1984Andy Steinheimer .................... 1990, 91, 93

Nathan Stephens ....................... 2000, 01, 02Dave Stillinger ......................... 1968, 70, 71Jim Stoner .......................... 1969, 70, 71, 72Tracy Strahl .......................................... 1979Carl Strand ..................................... 1969, 70Joseph Strurtevant .......................... 1975, 76Rob Stuckert ......................................... 1981Patrick Sullivan .................................... 1989Reuel Sutton ......................................... 1986Stuart Sweeney ..................................... 1988Dave Swinehart .............................. 1999, 00David Tamura ....................................... 1974Nicholas Takahashi .............................. 2004Brad Thomas .................................. 1986, 87Dennis Thomas .................. 1973, 74, 75, 76Lonny Thompson ..................... 1981, 82, 83Jason Tipton ................................... 1989, 90Jim Torres ....................................... 1985, 87Robert Townsend ................................. 1988Bryan Traverso ............................... 1997, 98Chris Tucker ......................................... 1987David Tudury ................................. 1995, 97Andy Turnage ................................ 1983, 84Dave Turnquist ............................... 1971, 72Matthew Ustaszewski .......................... 2001Jason Vance ........................ 1986, 87, 88, 89Kevin Vance ....................... 1988, 90, 91, 92Pat Vergne ............................................ 1979John Wachtel ........................................ 1985Greg Wade .......................... 1984, 85, 86, 87Jo Wade .............................. 1983, 84, 85, 86Andy Wagenbrenner ............................ 1999Corbin Walburger ........................... 1988, 89Michael Warren .................................... 1992Erich Weaver ........................................ 1976Daniel Weinberg ................................... 1983Nathan Weiner ...................................... 2004Michael Wells ...................................... 1988Tim Wells ................................... 1993, 1996Joe Welsh ........................... 1994, 95, 96, 98Joshua White ........................................ 1992Douglas Wieland .................................. 1975Jim Wiens ............................................. 1969Curtis Williamson ................................ 2004Dale Wineteer ................................. 1975, 76Jerry Wisdom ................................. 1983, 86Joe Woodring ................................. 2003, 04Kenny Woodruff ............................. 1999, 00Mike Wright ......................................... 1985Justin Wylie .............................. 1998, 99, 00Mark Wynn .......................................... 1989Michael Yallech .................................... 1994Darrian Young ................................ 1989, 90Ian Zakrzewski ............................... 1997, 98

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2005 UC SAN DIEGO MEN’S WATER POLO2004Date .......Opponent .......................................Score Sep. 4.....UC Davis ..................................... W 11-8Sep. 4.....Pomona-Pitzer .............................W 16-9Sep. 5.....UC Irvine ..................................... L 6-13Sep. 5.....UC Santa Barbara .......................... L 4-5Sep. 11 ...Occidental ...................................W 17-1Sep. 11 ...Santa Clara ..................................W 10-3Sep. 12...Whittier .......................................W 14-5Sep. 12...Redlands ......................................W 13-7Sep. 18...Long Beach State ........................W 10-9Sep. 18...Stanford ........................................ L 5-16Sep. 19...Pepperdine ...................................... L 6-8Sep. 19...UC Santa Barbara .........................W 7-6Sep. 25...Claremont ....................................W 15-8Sep. 25...La Verne ......................................W 22-3Sep. 26...UC Santa Cruz ............................ W 11-4Sep. 26...Cal Lutheran ................................W 18-5Sep. 26...Santa Clara .................................. W 11-4Sep. 30...at UC Davis ...................................W 6-5Oct. 2 .....St. Francis ...................................W 10-6Oct. 2 .....Stanford ........................................ L 8-14Oct. 3 .....Loyola Marymount .......................W 8-7Oct. 3 .....UC Santa Barbara .......................... L 7-8Oct. 8 .....UC Santa Barbara .......................... L 4-8Oct. 9 .....at Long Beach State ......................W 9-8Oct. 9 .....Iona .............................................W 12-6Oct. 15 ...Loyola Marymoun ......................... L 4-8Oct. 24 ...Stanford ........................................ L 7-15Oct. 31 ...UC Irvine ..................................... L 6-10Nov. 3 ....Pepperdine ..................................... L 5-7Nov. 18 ..Air Force .....................................W 10-7Nov. 19 ..Redlands ......................................... L 5-6Nov. 20 ..UC Davis .......................................W 9-7

2003Sep. 6.....Pomona Pitzer .............................W 25-2Sep. 6.....Redlands ......................................W 16-3Sep. 7.....UC Irvine ....................................W 10-8Sep. 7.....UC Santa Barbara .......................W 10-8Sep. 13...at USC ............................................ L 4-9Sep. 19...California .....................................L 8-11Sep. 20...UC Santa Barbara .........................W 6-5Sep. 20...Stanford ........................................ L 8-14Sep. 21...Loyola Marymount .......................W 6-5Sep. 21...Long Beach State ...................... W 11-10Sep. 26...UCLA ............................................. L 3-5Oct. 4 .....Pacific .......................................... W 11-8Oct. 4 .....California ....................................... L 5-9Oct. 5 .....UC Irvine ......................................W 7-6Oct. 5 .....UCLA ............................................. L 4-6Oct. 8 .....BYU-Hawaii .............................W 12-10Oct. 10 ...Long Beach State ..........................W 8-2Oct. 12 ...at Pepperdine .................................. L 4-9Oct. 17 ...at Loyola Marymount ...................W 9-8Oct. 24 ...at Stanford .................................... L 7-13Oct. 25 ...Brown ..........................................W 12-3Oct. 25 ...UC Santa Cruz ............................W 13-4Oct. 26 ...Santa Clara .................................. W 11-4Oct. 26 ...UC Davis .......................................W 7-6Nov. 7 ....UC Santa Barbara ....................... W 11-6Nov. 14 ..UC Irvine ....................................... L 7-8Nov. 21 ..Pomona-Pitzer .............................W 20-0Nov. 21 ..UC Davis .....................................W 13-5Nov. 22 ..Loyola Marymount ........................ L 5-6

2002Sep. 7.....Whittier .....................................W 18-12Sep. 7.....Redlands ......................................W 12-4Sep. 8.....USC ................................................ L 2-7Sep. 8.....Loyola Marymount .......................W 6-4Sep. 11 ...BYU-Hawaii .................................W 9-4Sep. 13...Stanford ........................................ L 5-14Sep. 14...Long Beach State ........................... L 5-7Sep. 14...Stanford ........................................ L 4-10Sep. 15...Navy ............................................... L 5-7Sep. 15...UC Santa Barbara .......................L 10-11Sep. 28...Santa Clara ..................................W 14-2Sep. 28...Air Force .......................................W 9-2Sep. 29...Whittier .......................................W 18-3Sep. 29...UC Davis .....................................W 15-1Oct. 4 .....Princeton .......................................W 9-6Oct. 5 .....Pepperdine .....................................L 8-11Oct. 5 .....Air Force ..................................... W 11-6Oct. 6 .....UC Santa Barbara .........................W 9-4Oct. 6 .....Long Beach State ........................... L 6-8Oct. 8 .....BYU-Hawaii ...............................W 10-7Oct. 11 ...Loyola Marymount .......................W 6-3Oct. 18 ...Claremont ....................................W 13-4Oct. 27 ...Pepperdine ...................................... L 4-5Nov. 1 ....at UC Santa Barbara ......................W 7-4Nov. 2 ....at Long Beach State ......................L 7-11Nov. 9 ....UC Irvine ..................................... L 7-12Nov. 22 ..Air Force .....................................W 10-4Nov. 22 ..La Verne ........................................W 9-4Nov. 23 ..Loyola Marymount .......................W 5-4Dec. 7 ....Stanford ........................................ L 5-10Dec. 8 ....Queens (NY) .................................. L 5-6

2001Sep. 8.....Claremont ....................................W 19-3Sep. 8.....Redlands ......................................W 15-6Sep. 8.....BYU-Hawaii ...............................W 12-7Sep. 9.....Air Force .....................................W 14-2Sep. 9.....Loyola Marymount ...................... W 6-5Sep. 21...Cal Baptist ................................. W 13-11Sep. 29...at MIT .........................................W 22-5Sep. 29...at UC Davis ...................................W 7-5Sep. 30...at Santa Clara ..............................W 23-3Sep. 30...at UC Santa Cruz ........................ W 11-8Oct. 6 .....at Pepperdine .................................L 8-11Oct. 7 .....at USC ...........................................W 7-3Oct. 13 ...at UC Irvine .................................... L 8-9Oct. 14 ...at Cal Baptist .............................W 16-10Oct. 14 ...at UC Santa Barbara ......................W 9-2Oct. 19 ...Long Beach State ............L 11-12 (2 OT)Oct. 25 ...at Loyola Marymount .................... L 6-7Oct. 27 ...at UC Davis ...................................W 9-3Oct. 27 ...at Navy ..........................................W 8-7 Oct. 28 ...at Air Force ...................................W 8-3Oct. 28 ...at Cal Baptist .................................W 7-5Nov. 4 ....at UC Irvine ...................................L 9-11

2000Sep. 9.....Whittier ....................................... W 203Sep. 9.....Santa Clara ..................................W 14-3Sep. 10...Loyola Marymount .....................W 13-7Sep. 10...Air Force .......................................W 9-6Sep. 15...MIT ............................................W 13-3Sep. 16...Pepperdine ...................................... L 5-7Sep. 16...Cal .................................................W 9-7Sep. 17...UOP ............................................. W 11-6Sep. 17...UC Irvine ......................................L 7-11

Sep. 22...Loyola Marymount .....................W 12-7Sep. 24...USC ................................................ L 5-7Sep. 29...Cal Baptist ...................................W 17-7Sep. 29...Santa Clara ..................................W 14-2Sep. 30...Chapman ..................................... W 11-0Oct. 1 .....UC Davis .....................................W 10-4Oct. 1 .....at UC Santa Cruz ........................W 12-4Oct. 7 .....Pepperdine .....................................W 8-3Oct. 13 ...at UC Santa Barbara ....................W 12-9Oct. 14 ...at Long Beach State ......................L 6-11Oct. 21 ...Air Force .....................................W 12-9Oct. 21 ...Cal .................................................. L 6-9Oct. 22 ...Pepperdine .................................... L 5-10Oct. 22 ...Long Beach State ........................... L 2-5Oct. 29 ...Claremont ....................................W 13-1Nov. 4 ....UC Irvine ..................................... L 2-10Nov. 17 ..at Chaminade (HI) .......................W 17-4Nov. 18 ..Air Force .......................................W 6-4Nov. 19 ..Loyola Marymount .....................W 10-5Dec. 2 ....USC ...............................................W 9-8Dec. 3 ....UCLA ............................................L 2-11

1999Sep. 11 ...Santa Clara ...... W 20-3Sep. 11 ...Air Force .......................................W 9-6Sep. 12...Redlands ......................................W 14-6Sep. 12...Loyola Marymount .....................W 13-3Sep. 17...at USC ............................................ L 6-8Sep. 18...Long Beach State ..........................L 5-11Sep. 18...Stanford .......................................... L 5-7Sep. 19...Air Force .....................................W 17-6Sep. 19...UC Davis .....................................W 10-7Sep. 24...Loyola Marymount .......................W 8-7Oct. 1 .....UC Davis ..................................... W 11-6Oct. 1 .....Air Force ........................................ L 5-9Oct. 2 .....Pomona-Pitzer .............................W 13-6Oct. 2 .....at UC Santa Cruz ........................W 12-6Oct. 3 .....Santa Clara ..................................W 12-6Oct. 6 .....La Verne ......................................W 20-6Oct. 9 .....UC Santa Barbara .......................W 12-6Oct. 9 .....at Stanford .................................... L 4-13Oct. 10 ...Air Force .....................................W 10-4Oct. 10 ...Long Beach State ........................... L 4-5Oct. 16 ...at UC Irvine ...................................W 8-7Oct. 22 ...at Pepperdine .................................. L 7-9 Oct. 30 ...UC Santa Barbara ........................ L 9-10Oct. 31 ...UCLA ........................................... L 4-12Nov. 6 ....at Claremont ................................W 15-5Nov. 7 ....Long Beach State ......................... L 8-12Nov. 19 ..at Claremont ................................W 13-1Nov. 20 ..UC Davis ..................................... W 11-5Nov. 21 ..Air Force .....................................W 10-7Dec. 4 ....Stanford .........................................L 7-11Dec. 5 ....University of Massachusetts ....... L 9-12

1998........................................................................ Sep. 12...Redlands ......................................W 14-4Sep. 12...Claremont ....................................W 16-6Sep. 13...Air Force .....................................W 10-8Sep. 18...Stanford ........................................ L 3-16Sep. 19...Long Beach State ........................... L 7-8Sep. 19...Cal ................................................. L 8-9 Sep. 20...Air Force .......................................W 6-5Sep. 20...UOP ............................................ L 14-19Sep. 25...UC Irvine ..................................... L 4-12Oct. 3 .....UC Davis .....................................W 17-8Oct. 4 .....Santa Clara ....................................W 9-6

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Oct. 4 .....UC Santa Cruz ..........................W 19-12Oct. 10 ...Occidental ...................................W 17-0Oct. 11 ...Santa Clara ..................................W 12-5Oct. 17 ...Long Beach State ........................... L 3-8Oct. 17 ...Saint Francis College (NY) .........W 13-6Oct. 18 ...UC Santa Barbara .......................... L 4-6Oct. 18 ...University of Massachusetts ......W 12-8Oct. 23 ...Loyola Marymount .....................W 17-7Oct. 25 ...USC .............................................L 11-12Oct. 30 ...at Long Beach State ......................L 9-11 Oct. 31 ...UC Santa Cruz ............................W 13-6Nov. 1 ....Air Force .....................................W 10-4Nov. 6 ....at UCLA ......................................L 11-16Nov. 8 ....Pepperdine .................................... L 3-12Nov. 20 ..at Pomona-Pitzer .........................W 18-2Nov. 21 ..UC Santa Cruz ............................W 12-7Nov. 22 ..Air Force .....................................W 10-8Dec. 4 ....Stanford .......................................... L 3-6Dec. 6 ....University of Massachusetts .......W 10-9

1997Sep. 7.....Air Force ..................................... W 11-8Sep. 7.....UCLA ............................................. L 5-9Sep. 12...at UC Santa Barbara ......................L 7-11Sep. 13...at Pepperdine .................................L 4-11Sep. 20...Long Beach State ........................W 10-9Sep. 20...at USC ............................................ L 4-8Sep. 21...UCLA ............................................. L 3-8Sep. 21...UC Santa Barbara .......................... L 6-7Sep. 26...Loyola Marymount .....................W 16-4Oct. 4 .....at Pomona-Pitzer .........................W 12-6Oct. 4 .....at Redlands ....................................W 9-5Oct. 11 ...Claremont ....................................W 17-8Oct. 15 ...Chaminade (HI) ..........................W 14-6Oct. 16 ...Princeton (NJ) .............................W 15-8Oct. 18 ...UC Santa Barbara .........................W 8-4Oct. 18 ...Pepperdine .................................... L 5-13Oct. 19 ...UC Irvine ......................................L 4-11Oct. 19 ...UOP ................................................ L 4-9Oct. 24 ...Santa Clara ..................................W 12-6Nov. 1 ....at USC .......................................... L 5-14Nov. 9 ....at UC Irvine ...................................W 6-5Nov. 14 ..UC Santa Cruz ............................W 12-7Nov. 15 ..Long Beach State ........................... L 7-8Nov. 21 ..at Redlands ..................................W 14-8Nov. 22 ..Air Force .......................................W 7-4Nov. 23 ..UC Davis ........................................ L 6-7

1996Sep. 7.....Claremont ....................................W 10-5Sep. 13...UC Davis .....................................W 14-8Sep. 20...at USC .......................................... L 7-21Sep. 21...Occidental ...................................W 19-5Sep. 21...Whittier .......................................W 16-3Sep. 22...Santa Clara ..................................W 10-6Sep. 22...Claremont ....................................W 12-8Sep. 28...at Air Force ................................ L 10-16Sep. 28...Santa Clara ................................ W 15-11Sep. 29...UC Davis ..................................... L 7-10Sep. 29...UCLA ........................................... L 8-20Oct. 4 .....UC Santa Barbara .......................W 10-5Oct. 8 .....Redlands ........................................W 8-3Oct. 12 ...Santa Clara ....................................W 8-7Oct. 12 ...Stanford ........................................ L 4-12Oct. 13 ...Long Beach State ......................... L 5-10Oct. 13 ...UC Davis .......................................W 7-6Oct. 18 ...University of Massachusetts .......W 15-5

Oct. 19 ...Slippery Rock University (PA) ... W 11-6Oct. 19 ...Brown University (RI) ..................W 8-6Oct. 20 ...Villanova University (PA) .........W 13-10Oct. 20 ...United States Naval Academy ....W 12-8Oct. 22 ...George Washington University .W 17-13Nov. 3 ....UC Irvine ..................................... L 6-14Nov. 14 ..at Long Beach State .................... L 9-13Nov. 16 ..Pepperdine .................................. L 12-13Nov. 22 ..Occidental ...................................W 19-7Nov. 23 ..UC Davis ........................................ L 8-9Nov. 24 ..Santa Clara .................................W 13-7

1995Sep. 7.....Air Force .......................................W 8-5Sep. 7.....UC Davis .....................................W 10-6Sep. 8.....Navy ............................................ W 11-8 Sep. 9.....UC Berkeley ................................. L 7-12Sep. 9.....UC Irvine ..................................... L 8-13Sep. 10...Air Force .................................... L 13-16 Sep. 10...UC Santa Barbara .........................L 9-11Sep. 15...at UC Santa Barbara ................... L 10-13Sep. 16...at Pepperdine .................................. L 7-8Sep. 23...Long Beach State ........................... L 6-7Sep. 30...Long Beach State ......................... L 6-12Sep. 30...at UC Berkeley ............................. L 6-16Oct. 1 .....UC Davis ...................................... L 8-15Oct. 1 .....Santa Clara ..................................W 19-5Oct. 7 .....Whittier .......................................W 22-6Oct. 10 ...Redlands ......................................W 17-7Oct. 14 ...Chapman .....................................W 17-6Oct. 14 ...Chaminade (HI) ..........................W 21-4Oct. 21 ...Whittier .......................................W 20-6Oct. 21 ...at Claremont ................................W 13-6Oct. 22 ...UC Davis .....................................W 13-5Oct. 22 ...Air Force .......................................W 9-8Oct. 29 ...UCLA ............................................L 9-11Nov. 1 ....USC ............................................ L 10-14Nov. 5 ....at UC Irvine .................................. L 5-15Nov. 17 ..Chaminade ..................................W 17-9Nov. 18 ..Claremont ....................................W 10-9Nov. 19 ..Air Force .....................................W 12-8Dec. 1 ....UCLA ......................................... L 10-21Dec. 3 ....University of Massachusetts .........W 8-7

1993Sep. 7.....at Sunset San Diego ....................W 14-7Sep. 10...Navy ............................................W 13-6Sep. 11 ...Air Force .....................................W 16-8Sep. 12...UC Davis ....................................W 12-8Sep. 17...Long Beach State ........................... L 8-9Sep. 17...UC Berkeley ............................... L 10-14Sep. 18...UC Davis .....................................W 17-6Sep. 18...Claremont ....................................W 17-4Sep. 19...UC Riverside ...............................W 23-4Sep. 24...University of Ark. Littler RockW 16-10Sep. 25...UC Santa Barbara .......................L 10-11Sep. 25...at Air Force ................................ L 12-14 Oct. 8 .....UC Irvine ..................................... L 9-12Oct. 8 .....Chaminade ..................................W 16-7Oct. 9 .....Princeton .....................................W 15-9Oct. 9 .....Air Force .....................................W 14-8Oct. 10 ...UCLA ........................................... L 6-10Oct. 10 ...USC ................................................ L 3-9Oct. 16 ...Chapman .....................................W 18-6Oct. 23 ...UC Riverside ...............................W 21-3Oct. 24 ...Redlands ......................................W 16-6Oct. 24 ...Air Force .....................................W 13-7

Oct. 27 ...UC Riverside ...............................W 17-4Oct. 30 ...UCLA ..........................................L 11-14Nov. 13 ..at Gold Coast Club ....................W 16-13Nov. 19 ..UC Riverside ...............................W 21-4Nov. 20 ..Chaminade (HI) ..........................W 15-6Nov. 21 ..Air Force ...................................W 15-13Nov. 26 ..USC .............................................. L 9-16Nov. 27 ..University of Mass. Amherst .... L 13-15Nov. 28 ..Navy ........................................... L 17-20

1992Sep. 12...UC Davis .....................................W 18-6Sep. 12...Navy ............................................W 12-7Sep. 13...UC Riverside ...............................W 13-3Sep. 19...at Claremont ................................W 15-2Sep. 19...at Loyola Marymount .................W 20-4Sep. 19...at Fresno State ...............................W 8-7Sep. 20...at Air Force ...................................W 9-6Sep. 26...at Cal Institute of Technology .....W 27-1Sep. 27...at Redlands ..................................W 14-2Sep. 27...at Claremont ................................W 15-3Oct. 3 .....at UOP ...........................................W 9-7 Oct. 3 .....at Air Force ................................. W 11-6Oct. 4 .....at UC Davis .................................W 13-6Oct. 4 .....at UC Berkeley ............................... L 6-9Oct. 8 .....at UC Irvine ...................................L 7-11Oct. 9 .....Loyola Marymount .....................W 16-3Oct. 16 ...at Pepperdine ................................ L 9-14Oct. 22 ...Chaminade ..................................W 21-7Oct. 24 ...at Long Beach State .................. W 11-10 Oct. 24 ...at UC Berkeley ............................. L 4-13Oct. 25 ...at Pepperdine .................................. L 8-9Oct. 25 ...at UCLA ....................................... L 6-12Oct. 28 ...UC Riverside ...............................W 21-5Oct. 31 ...Long Beach State ........................ W 11-5Nov. 13 ..at UCLA ......................................... L 8-9Nov. 20 ..at Redlands ..................................W 19-2Nov. 21 ..at Claremont ................................W 17-6Nov. 22 ..at Air Force ...................................W 9-8 Nov. 27 ..at USC .......................................... L 7-16Nov. 28 ..at Princeton .................................W 14-9Nov. 29 ..at Pepperdine ................................ L 6-13

1991Sep. 7.....UC Davis ..................................... W 11-4Sep. 7.....Air Force ........................................ L 5-7Sep. 8.....Claremont ....................................W 18-5Sep. 8.....Navy ............................................W 12-7Sep. 14...at Stanford .................................... L 3-14Sep. 14...at UC Santa Barbara ..................... L 8-10 Sep. 15...at Fresno State ............................. W 11-8Sep. 15...at UC Riverside ...........................W 12-3Sep. 20...Loyola Marymount .....................W 15-3Sep. 21...Pepperdine .....................................L 9-11Sep. 28...at Santa Clara ..............................W 20-2Sep. 28...at Slippery Rock University ........ W 11-9Sep. 29...at UC Davis .................................W 19-4Sep. 29...at Fresno State ................................ L 7-8 Oct. 5 .....at Air Force ...................................W 8-7Oct. 5 .....at Brown ...................................... W 11-6Oct. 5 .....USC .............................................. L 8-10Oct. 12 ...at UCLA ....................................... L 9-13Oct. 12 ...at USC .......................................... L 9-13Oct. 12 ...at UC Riverside ...........................W 15-6Oct. 20 ...UC Irvine ..................................... L 6-12Oct. 24 ...Chaminade ..................................W 20-5Oct. 25 ...UC Berkeley ..................................L 6-11

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2005 UC SAN DIEGO MEN’S WATER POLOOct. 26 ...at UC Santa Barbara .................... W 11-7Oct. 26 ...at UC Berkeley ............................ L 5-14Oct. 27 ...at CSU Long Beach ....................... L 5-8Oct. 27 ...at UCLA ..................................... L 10-15Oct. 30 ...UC Riverside ...............................W 14-5Nov. 1 ....UCLA ............................................L 9-11Nov. 9 ....Sunset San Diego ..........................W 8-7Nov. 15 ..at Pomona-Pitzer .........................W 19-3Nov. 16 ..at Chaminade ............................W 16-10Nov. 17 ..at Air Force ................................. W 11-9Nov. 29 ..at UCLA ..................................... L 10-14Nov. 30 ..at Slippery Rock University ......W 12-10Dec. 1 ....at CSU Long Beach ................... L 10-12

1990Sep. 8.....Navy ............................................... L 8-9 Sep. 8.....UC Davis .......................................W 9-5Sep. 9.....Air Force ........................................ L 7-8Sep. 9.....Claremont ....................................W 17-3Sep. 14...at Stanford .................................... L 4-15Sep. 14...at UCLA ....................................... L 3-14Sep. 15...at Pepperdine .................................. L 6-8Sep. 16...at CSU LA ...................................... L 7-9Sep. 20...at UC Santa Barbara ..................... L 5-14Sep. 21...at Pepperdine ...............................L 11-15Sep. 22...at CSU Long Beach ....................... L 3-8Sep. 22...at Fresno State .............................L 11-12Sep. 22...at USC .......................................... L 6-12Sep. 29...at Brown ......................................... L 7-9Sep. 29...at UOP .......................................... L 2-10Sep. 30...at Fresno State ................................ L 7-8Sep. 30...at UC Berkeley ............................... L 4-9Oct. 5 .....Loyola Marymount ..................... W 11-4Oct. 7 .....CSU Long Beach ........................... L 6-7Oct. 10 ...CSU LA .........................................W 9-8Oct. 12 ...at UC Irvine .................................. L 4-13Oct. 26 ...Stanford .........................................L 7-11Oct. 27 ...at Loyola Marymount .................W 15-7Oct. 27 ...at CSU Long Beach ....................... L 4-8Oct. 28 ...at CSU LA ...................................... L 6-7Oct. 28 ...at Claremont ................................ W 11-9Oct. 31 ...UC Riverside ...............................W 15-6Nov. 9 ....at Chaminade ..............................W 13-8Nov. 10 ..at CSU LA .................................... L 9-10 Nov. 11 ..at UC Davis ...................................W 9-8

1989Sep. 8.....at CSU LA ...................................W 15-7Sep. 8.....at Loyola Marymount .................W 13-4Sep. 8.....at Occidental ...............................W 25-0Sep. 9.....at Air Force .................................W 10-9 Sep. 9.....at UC Santa Barbara ..................... L 6-10Sep. 15...at UCLA ....................................... L 3-10Sep. 15...at Fresno State ...............................W 7-5Sep. 16...at UC Irvine .................................. L 9-15Sep. 16...at Stanford .....................................L 6-11Sep. 17...at Pepperdine ................................ L 7-15Sep. 17...at CSU Long Beach ....................... L 8-9Sep. 22...at Brown ......................................W 13-5Sep. 23...at Navy ..........................................W 9-7Sep. 23...at Iona ..........................................W 14-6Sep. 23...at University of Massachusetts ...W 16-1Sep. 24...at Harvard ....................................W 14-5Sep. 29...Pepperdine ........................... L 9-12 (OT)Sep. 30...at CSU Long Beach ..................... L 6-10Oct. 1 .....UC Irvine ..................................... L 9-13Oct. 4 .....USC ................................................ L 6-9Oct. 13 ...CSU LA .......................................W 13-3

Oct. 13 ...Chaminade ..................................W 17-4Oct. 15 ...at Loyola Marymount .................W 17-3Oct. 15 ...at UCLA ....................................... L 7-12Oct. 20 ...Loyola Marymount .....................W 14-3Oct. 22 ...UC Santa Barbara .........................W 9-5Oct. 27 ...UC Berkeley ................................... L 3-9Oct. 28 ...at Claremont-Mudd ...................W 19-10Oct. 28 ...at Air Force .................................W 10-6Nov. 10 ..Santa Clara ..................................W 19-7Nov. 11 ..Loyola Marymount ...................W 20-10Nov. 12 ..Air Force .......................................W 6-5Nov. 24 ..at Stanford ...................................... L 6-7Nov. 25 ..at Univ. of Ark Little Rock ........W 10-9Nov. 26 ..at CSU Long Beach ..................... L 5-10

1988Sep. 10...at UC Santa Barbara ....................... L 5-9Sep. 10...at UC Riverside ...........................W 25-2Sep. 10...at Occidental ...............................W 15-0Sep. 16...at UC Irvine .................................... L 8-9Sep. 16...at UC Berkeley ............................... L 2-9Sep. 17...at UCLA ....................................... L 5-14Sep. 17...at Claremont-Mudd .....................W 12-4Sep. 17...at UC Davis ................................. W 11-1Sep. 18...at USC .......................................... L 5-10Sep. 18...at Fresno State ...............................W 8-6Sep. 24...at Bucknell .................................W 10-9Sep. 24...at Stanford ...................................... L 6-9Sep. 25...at UC Irvine .................................... L 6-7Sep. 25...at Air Force .................................W 12-9Sep. 30...Occidental ...................................W 28-3Sep. 30...Loyola Marymount .....................W 17-3Oct. 1 .....CSU Long Beach ........................... L 3-8Oct. 7 .....at Pepperdine ............................. W 11-10Oct. 14 ...USC .............................................L 11-17Oct. 15 ...Washington and Lee University ..W 14-3Oct. 15 ...Claremont-Mudd .........................W 14-4Oct. 18 ...Pomona-Pitzer .............................W 17-3Oct. 21 ...at UC Irvine .................................. L 7-12Oct. 22 ...CSU LA .......................................W 17-8Oct. 23 ...Cal Poly SLO .............................. W 11-2Oct. 29 ...at Iona ..........................................W 13-2Oct. 29 ...at Brown ........................................W 7-4Nov. 5 ....UCLA ........................................... L 6-10Nov. 11 ..at Occidental ...............................W 18-1Nov. 12 ..at Claremont ................................W 12-8Nov. 13 ..at Air Force ...................................W 9-6

1987Sep. 12...UCLA ............................................. L 4-8Sep. 12...Navy ..............................................W 9-5Sep. 12...Pepperdine ...................................... L 7-9Sep. 13...Air Force ..................................... W 11-3Sep. 13...Claremont-Mudd ............................ L 7-8 Sep. 17...UC Santa Barbara .........................W 7-6Sep. 18...Occidental ...................................W 23-3Sep. 22...Harvard .......................................W 22-3Sep. 25...Brown .......................................... W 11-7Sep. 26...Bucknell University ...................W 13-7Sep. 26...Navy ..............................................L 9-11 Sep. 27...Iona .............................................W 12-8Oct. 2 .....Long Beach State ........................... L 4-9Oct. 10 ...Fresno State ................................ L 12-14Oct. 10 ...Long Beach State ........................... L 8-9 Oct. 11 ...UCLA ........................................... L 5-10Oct. 11 ...USC ...............................................L 8-11Oct. 16 ...Pomona-Pitzer .............................W 20-6

Oct. 17 ...Pepperdine ................................. W 11-10 Oct. 22 ...CSU LA .......................................W 10-4Oct. 30 ...Stanford .........................................L 5-11Oct. 31 ...Air Force .....................................W 14-2Oct. 31 ...Claremont-Mudd ........................... L6-14Nov. 7 ....UC Irvine ......................................L 8-11Nov. 20 ..Pomona-Pitzer .............................W 15-4Nov. 21 ..Loyola University (IL) ................ W 11-6Nov. 21 ..Claremont-Mudd ............................ L 8-9

1986Sep. 11 ...UC Santa Barbara .........................L 6-11Sep. 12...UCLA ............................................. L 5-6Sep. 12...Claremont ....................................... L 4-8Sep. 13...Navy ............................................... L 8-9 Sep. 13...Pepperdine .................................... L 7-14Sep. 13...Richmond ....................................W 19-9Sep. 19...Cal ................................................ L 5-14Sep. 20...Pepperdine .................................... L 4-16Sep. 20...UOP ............................................. W 11-5Sep. 20...Loyola Chicago .............................. L 8-9Sep. 21...Air Force .....................................W 12-7Sep. 21...Claremont .................................... W 11-4Sep. 26...Occidental ...................................W 19-5Sep. 27...CSU Long Beach ..........................L 7-11Oct. 1 .....UCLA ........................................... L 8-13Oct. 2 .....Dominican ................................. W 19-11Oct. 3 .....Santa Clara ....................................W 8-3Oct. 3 .....Fresno ............................................. L 7-9 Oct. 4 .....Air Force .......................................W 6-5Oct. 4 .....UOP ...............................................W 7-6Oct. 10 ...CSU LA ....................................... W 11-6Oct. 11 ...USC ................................................ L 7-8Oct. 23 ...Sunset ..........................................W 14-5Oct. 24 ...Chapman .......................................W 5-0 Oct. 25 ...Air Force .....................................W 12-4Oct. 31 ...Cal ..............................................L 11-12Nov. 1 ....UCLA ........................................... L 1-13Nov. 1 ....USC ...............................................L 7-11Nov. 2 ....UCSB ..........................................L 11-13Nov. 2 ....Stanford ........................................ L 5-16Nov. 8 ....UCI ............................................... L 7-14Nov. 14 ..UOP ...............................................W 8-6Nov. 21 ..Pomona .......................................W 13-6Nov. 21 ..Whittier .......................................W 21-3Nov. 22 ..Santa Clara ..................................W 17-9Nov. 22 ..CSULA ..........................................W 9-7Nov. 23 ..Claremont ..................................... L 9-10

1984No Dates Loyola Marymount .....................W 16-3...............Harvard .......................................W 17-2...............CSU Fullerton ...............................W 7-5...............Pepperdine ...................................... L 5-8...............Southern Cal ................................... L 2-8...............Claremont-Mudd ............................ T 4-4...............CSU Long Beach ..........................W 5-3 ...............Loyola of Chicago .......................... L 5-6...............Pomona-Pitzer .............................W 17-7...............Claremont-Mudd .........................L 11-12...............Stanford ........................................ L 2-13...............Pacific ............................................. L 5-6...............UC Davis .......................................W 8-6...............UC Berkeley ................................. L 8-14...............UC Riverside ...............................W 21-6...............Southern Cal ..................................L 8-11...............CSU LA .......................................W 14-6

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...............UC Santa Barbara ........................ L 9-10

...............Pepperdine .................................... L 9-13

...............Air Force .......................................W 9-8

...............CSU Fullerton ............................. W 11-7

...............UC Irvine ......................................L 8-11

...............Loyola Marymount .......................W 9-3

...............CSU LA ....................................... W 11-7

...............Santa Clara .................................W 16-5

...............Claremont Mudd ............................ L 4-6

1983No Dates UC Santa Barbara ........................ L 4-13...............Loyola of Chicago ........................ L 2-10...............Pepperdine .................................... L 4-12...............UCLA ........................................... L 3-13...............Fresno State .................................... L 2-9...............UCLA ............................................. L 2-9...............Pacific ............................................. L 4-7...............Pepperdine ...................................... L 2-5...............CSU Fullerton ...............................W 9-5...............UC Irvine ..................................... L 8-10...............Stanford ........................................ L 2-14...............Air Force .......................................W 8-7...............UC Berkeley ................................... L 7-9...............Loyola of Chicago ........................ L 9-14...............Occidental ...................................W 15-5...............Loyola Marymount .....................W 12-4...............Stanford .......................................... L 3-9...............Pepperdine ...................................... L 2-7...............CSU LA .......................................W 30-3...............UCLA ........................................... L 4-15...............CSU Fullerton ...............................W 8-3...............CSU Long Beach ......................... L 5-10...............Southern Cal ................................. L 5-19...............Air Force .......................................W 7-4...............Loyola Marymount .......................W 9-8...............Santa Clara .................................. W 11-9...............Cal Maritime ...............................W 15-7...............Claremont-Mudd ...........................W 7-4

1982No Dates ....... Pepperdine ............................ L 5-10...............Loyola of Chicago ........................ L 9-12...............UC Irvine ....................................... L 2-8...............Southern Cal ................................. L 5-12...............San Francisco State .....................W 12-2...............CSU Long Beach ......................... L 6-10...............Fresno State .................................... T 4-4...............UCLA ............................................. L 2-9...............UC Davis .......................................W 9-5...............UC Berkeley ................................. L 6-12...............Fresno State .................................... L 5-6...............UC Riverside ...............................W 20-5 ...............Whittier .......................................W 20-5...............Cal Tech ......................................W 20-5...............Occidental .....................................W 9-1...............UC Irvine ..................................... L 6-18...............Air Force ........................................ L 7-9...............UC Santa Barbara ........................ L 6-14...............Sacramento State .........................W 14-2...............Hayward State .............................W 10-6...............San Francisco State .......................W 9-7...............UC Davis .......................................L 9-11

1981No Dates .............. UCLA ............................ L 7-19...............Fresno State .................................. L 9-10

...............Brown University ........................W 12-5

...............Pepperdine ...................................... T 6-6

...............Stanford .......................................... L 6-9

...............CSU Long Beach ........................... L 3-8

...............UC Berkeley ................................... T 4-4

...............Southern Cal ................................. L 8-12

...............UC Santa Barbara ........................ L 5-14

...............UC Irvine ..................................... L 8-12

...............Claremont-Mudd .........................W 20-8

...............Occidental ...................................W 14-5

...............CSU LA .......................................W 20-8

...............Loyola Marymount .....................W 18-2

...............San Francisco ..............................W 17-5

...............Fresno State ...................................W 7-4

...............Whittier ....................................... W 11-8

...............Whittier .......................................W 15-5

...............Redlands ......................................W 35-5

...............UC Irvine ....................................... L 5-8

...............UCLA ............................................. L 4-6


...............UC Riverside ...............................W 17-8

...............CSU Long Beach ........................... L 2-9

...............CSU Fullerton ............................ L 10-12

...............CSU LA .......................................W 20-3

...............UC Riverside ...............................W 15-7

1980No Dates .......... Redlands .............................W 5-0...............UC Santa Barbara .........................W 7-6...............CSU Long Beach ......................... L 8-10...............Pomona-Pitzer ...............................W 9-6...............Southern Cal ................................. L 9-10...............Pomona-Pitzer ...............................W 9-6...............UC Irvine ..................................... L 9-15...............UC Berkeley ................................. L 5-12...............Chico State ....................................W 7-6...............San Francisco State ..................... W 11-4...............Cal Maritime ............................... W 11-7...............San Jose State ............................W 12-10...............Santa Clara ....................................W 5-0...............Occidental ...................................W 13-6...............Redlands ......................................W 27-3...............Loyola Marymount .....................W 14-0...............CSU LA .........................................L 9-11...............SDSU ..........................................W 19-6...............UC Riverside .................................. L 7-8...............Pepperdine .................................. L 15-17...............UCLA ........................................... L 6-13...............CSU LA .....................................W 18-10...............Loyola Marymount .....................W 14-8...............Cal Poly SLO ............................... L 8-15...............UC Riverside .............................W 13-12

1979No Dates ............Whittier ...........................W 12-9...............Pomona-Pitzer .............................W 13-7...............CSU LA .........................................L 7-11...............CSU Long Beach ........................... L 4-5...............Claremont-Mudd ....................... W 16-11...............Loyola Marymount ................... W 22-11...............Santa Clara ................................ W 15-11...............Pomona-Pitzer .............................W 12-5...............UC Santa Barbara ........................ L 9-10...............CSU LA .....................................W 16-12...............CSU Fullerton .............................L 11-14...............Arizona ........................................... L 4-9...............UC Riverside .................................. L 7-9

...............Redlands ......................................W 24-8

...............CSU Long Beach ........................... L 5-9


...............San Francisco State .....................W 12-8


...............SDSU ..........................................W 26-9

...............CSU LA .......................................W 14-5

...............UC Riverside .............................W 14-13

1978No Dates .......... Redlands ...........................W 10-6...............CSU LA ........................................ L 6-13...............Pomona-Pitzer .............................W 10-6...............Whittier .......................................W 10-9...............CSU Northridge ........................... L 6-14...............Whittier ..................................... W 14-11...............SDSU ............................................W 8-6...............Claremont-Mudd ......................... W 11-9...............Pomona-Pitzer ............................. W 11-8 ...............Arizona ....................................... L 14-18...............Cal Poly Pomona ........................... L 2-8...............Occidental .....................................L 2-11...............San Jose State ............................... L 6-13...............Santa Clara ................................... L 7-10...............San Francisco State ........................ L 7-8...............Loyola University ....................... W 11-5...............Cal Maritime .................................W 6-2...............UC Davis ........................................ L 7-5...............Sacramento State .........................W 19-5...............UC Riverside .............................W 16-12...............CSU LA ....................................... W 11-6...............SDSU ..........................................W 16-7...............Loyola Marymount .....................W 12-6...............CSU LA .......................................W 12-6...............Santa Clara ....................................W 5-0...............UC Riverside ............................. W 14-11

1977No Dates . Pomona-Pitzer ...........................W 13-8...............UCLA ........................................... L 4-10...............Whittier .........................................W 9-6...............Pomona-Pitzer .............................W 10-7...............Whittier .......................................W 14-7...............Claremont-Mudd ........................ L 12-15...............Pomona-Pitzer .............................W 12-9...............SDSU ............................................. L 7-9...............Nevada-Las Vegas .......................W 13-6...............UC Santa Barbara .......................... L 2-3...............Fresno State ...................................W 9-8...............Ambassador .................................W 14-5...............Loyola University .......................W 13-2...............CSU LA .........................................W 8-4...............Arizona ..........................................L 7-11...............SDSU ..........................................W 10-7...............UC Riverside ............................... W 11-7 ...............CSU LA .........................................W 9-3...............Redlands ......................................W 13-6...............UC Riverside .................................W 9-5...............Loyola University .......................W 12-5

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UC SAN DIEGO INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

UCSD INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

NATIONALCHAMPIONSHIPS

Women’s Soccer1989 • 1995 • 1996 • 1997

1999 • 2000 • 2001

Women’s Volleyball1981 • 1984 • 1986 • 1987

1988 • 1990 • 1997

Women’s Water Polo1986 • 1990 • 1991

1992 • 1994

Women’s Tennis1985 • 1987 • 1989 • 1994

Men’s Soccer1988 • 1990 • 1993

Men’s Volleyball1970 • 2000

Men’s Golf1993

A Proud Tradition of Academic and Athletic Excellence!

• Triton teams have captured 29 National Championships while 35 teams have finished as National Runners-Up. 33 others have achieved National Third Place honors.

• Individually, 110 Triton student-athletes have captured National Championships and a remarkable 850 student-athletes have been named to All-America teams.

• UCSD student-athletes have excelled academically as well, earning 21 prestigious NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarships and 127 Academic All-America selections. Consistently, over 55 percent of the student-athletes earn a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher, placing them on the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll.

• UCSD was awarded the 1998 Sears Directors’ Cup for NCAA Division III, recognizing the nation’s top overall athletic program. Since moving to Division II in 2000, the Tritons have finished fourth, third, 12th, second, and sixth respectively.

Our Mission...• Provide a broad base of men’s and women’s intercollegiate sports.• Attract students of high academic capabilities and athletic talent who are representative

of the diversity of the people of the state of California. • Promote healthy physical activity, athletic competition, communications and interpersonal

skills, teamwork, and overall personal growth. • Promote the principles of ethical conduct, fair play, and respect and understanding of

others. • Promote the academic advancement and graduation of student-athletes and prepare

student-athletes for lifelong learning, future careers, and engaged citizenship. • Foster the development of student-athletes’ abilities to live successfully in a diverse and

global society. • Enhance student life at UCSD and foster campus pride and community support. • Participate competitively in an athletic conference that complements and supports the

mission and goals of the UCSD Intercollegiate Program and the campus.

Earl W. Edwards - Director of AthleticsEarl W. Edwards accepted the position of Director of Athletics at UC San Diego in March, 2000. Under his guidance, the 23-sport program has made a successful transition from the NCAA Division III to Division II. In fact, UCSD has surpassed all expectations in Division II, capturing women’s soccer national championships in both 2000 and 2001, and finishing in the top-10 of the Director’s Cup standings in four of its first five seasons.

Edwards’ move to UC San Diego represented a homecoming, as he had previously served as Associate Athletic Director at UCSD from 1987 to 1993. He then took a position as Director of Athletics at East Stroudsburg University in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. During his seven-year tenure at the NCAA Division II institution, he served on numerous NCAA committees, including a 1999 appointment to the Division II Management Council. Edwards is also currently a member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) Executive Committee.

Edwards is a 1972 graduate of East Stroudsburg with a master’s degree in Physical Education and Sports Administration from the University of Massachusetts. In addition to East Stroudsburg, he has athletic administration experience at UMass, UC Davis, the University of Michigan, Drexel University and UC San Diego. While previously serving at UCSD, Edwards initiated the Triton Athletic Associates, the athletic department’s primary fund-raising source. Edwards now presides over a UC San Diego program which is recognized nationally for both its athletic and academic achievements.

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UC SAN DIEGO INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS UC SAN DIEGO INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

COMMUNITY OUTREACH ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE / SPORTS MEDICINE

The University of California, San Diego Department of Athletics is committed to actively participating in the community through a variety of outreach events and services. Student-athletes from 23 sports participate in a wide range of service and outreach programs in and around the San Diego area.

In 2003-04 the Tritons began the “Team Up!” program. This program assists local elementary schools that do not have a physical education component in their current curriculum. UCSD student-athletes provide healthy physical activity and create an environment for elementary school students that foster positive thinking and team building. The program was run at the Del Mar Heights Elementary School in the morning hours prior to school starting and during the students’ lunch periods during the past two years.

Triton student-athletes make the holidays brighter for 12 families in the San Diego area on an annual basis, providing a plethora of gifts and holiday cheer. Triton teams paired up and each tandem purchased presents, food, and goodies to deliver to their adopted family before the holidays. Families were selected by the Neighborhood House Association which runs the Head Start programs throughout San Diego County. Student-athletes contacted the families to find out what special

presents the children wanted, as well as what sort of clothing or other needs could be met. Teams delivered the presents in person and spent time with the families, often playing games with the children. Families each received approximately $300-$500 worth of gifts, depending on the number of children. Presents ranged from a bike for one child to clothing and food for the parents.

In conjuction with the California Collegiate Athletic Association as the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, Triton student-athletes have gone to work to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation in each of the last two years. The student-athletes held a bake sale during the Annual Sun God Festival on the UCSD campus. Each team brought baked goods for a sale in the evening prior to the festival’s main event. The goal at each CCAA member institution was to raise $1 per student-athlete. Triton student-athletes far exceeded this goal, raising over $1,000 for the Make-A-Wish Foundation in 2005.

Additionally, the Intercollegiate Athletics Department holds an annual Blood Drive to benefit the American Red Cross. All coaches, staff and out of season student-athletes participated in the blood drive, while those student-athletes who were in season recruited other students on campus to donate blood on their behalf.

UCSD ATHLETICSCOMMUNITY OUTREACH

Volunteer ConnectionAdopt-A-Family Thanksgiving Program

Hands Across AmericaSt. Vincent De Paul Soup Kitchen

Row for the CurePreuss School Clinics

Starlings Volleyball Club Habitat for Humanity

San Diego Special OlympicsCalifornia Half Ironman Volunteers

Mission Bay - Beach Clean Up Race for the Cure

Boy’s and Girl’s Club Sports Clinics



CANYONVIEW AQUATIC CENTER RIMAC ARENA

Located on the eastern end of campus, between Eleanor Roosevelt College and Warren College, the Canyonview Aquatic Center features two outdoor, Olympic-Size Pools, which can be divided into 8 lanes of 50 meters in length or 19 lanes of 25 yards in length and is home to the UCSD men’s and women’s water polo teams, as well as the men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams.

UCSD POOL QUICK FACTS:

• Heated year-round to 80-85 degrees

• Bleacher seating for 336 and additional seating up to 1,000 total on grass

• Men’s and women’s locker rooms with showers

• Lights on the deck accommodate night use

• Diving Area consists of one 5-meter platform, two 3-meter platforms, two 1-meter platforms



COMMUNITY OUTREACH ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE / SPORTS MEDICINE

Two integral parts of the UC San Diego athletic department are the Athletic Performance Program and the Sports Medicine Program, both of which provide a tremendous advantage to all 23 of the UCSD intercollegiate sports.

The Athletic Performance Program is geared toward teaching each student-athlete how to achieve the highest level of athletic development through enhancement of all components of strength and conditioning. Athlete workouts are monitored and planned out by Matt Kritz, UCSD’s Director of Athletic Performance who brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to Triton athletics. Kritz represents the only full-time strength and conditioning coach in the entire CCAA. The Tritons work out in the RIMAC weight room that is over 12,000 square feet in size with state of the art equipment. The UCSD Athlete Performance Program is truly designed with the student-athlete’s enhancement in mind. Very few programs at the Division II level have such expertise and first class facilities at the disposal of the student-athlete helping to further distinguish the Triton Athletic Department as one of the premier intercollegiate programs in the country.

The UC San Diego Sports Medicine Center is the hub for the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of athletic-related injuries suffered by Triton student-athletes. Under the supervision of head athletic trainer Marcia Klaiber MA, ATC and her staff, UCSD athletes receive the highest quality medical care and access to an extensive network of physicians and other medical specialists. Alongside Klaiber is assistant athletic trainer Kevin Messey MS, ATC, CSCS, who assists in every aspect of the training room.

The rest of the training room staff is comprised of two part-time ATCs and an average of 10 athletic training students (ATS). The UCSD athletic training room is a clinical site for San Diego State University’s accredited athletic training education program where some of the athletic training students fulfill their clinical experience. Additionally the UCSD Sports Medicine Center offers a wide variety of options for examination and rehabilitation.

From acupuncture to a group of six highly specialized sports medicine, family practitioners and orthopedic surgeons, the UCSD training room has a multitude of options at your disposal to get you health and back on the field of competition in no time.

MattKritz

MarciaKlaiber

KevinMessey



UCSD - YOUNGEST OF THE BEST SAN DIEGO - AMERICA’S FINEST CITY

The UCSD campus is located in La Jolla, Calif., just minutes north of America’s sixth largest city, San Diego.

Spanish for ‘the jewel’, La Jolla is one of San Diego’s first neighborhoods to be settled, and it’s to wonder as it boasts spectacular beaches and park areas that are popular for great diving, swimming, surfing, hiking, romantic sunset strolls, and family fun. La Jolla’s village area boasts a beautiful Mediterranean charm and a cool Southern Californian vibe, and rolls out the red carpet when it comes to it’s fine dining, theatre and cultural activities, boutique shopping, art galleries, and fine lodging establishments. It’s no wonder how La Jolla’s ‘Prospect Street’ was dubbed ‘San Diego’s Rodeo Drive’.

Named “America’s Finest City” due to its hospitality, beauty and ideal climate, San Diego is located on the border with Mexico. The residents are so active outdoors that Sports Illustrated magazine once called it “Sportstown, U.S.A.” San Diego’s 70 miles of beaches are a haven for swimmers, surfers, divers, boaters and sunbathers.

The city of San Diego is a major commercial business center with more than 2.6 million residents and a varied economy based in agriculture, manufacturing, more than aerospace, technology, electronics. aircraft and ship-building, scientific research and tourism. The city is one of the largest biotech centers in the U.S.


Bryan Corbett #1Senior 6-2 GKCarmichael, Calif.

2005 MEDIA ROSTER

Colin McElroy #1Senior 6-5 GKSolana Beach, Calif.

David Miller #1Senior 6-0 GKVentura, Calif.

Jeremy Randall #1Junior 6-3 GKLake Forest, Calif.

Chris Finegold #2Senior 6-6 2MPalo Alto, Calif.

Chris Eichholz #3Senior 6-1 DriverCarlsbad, Calif.

Nathan Weiner #4Soph. 6-0 DriverNewport Beach, Calif.

Kevin Smoker #5Senior 6-5 2MSanta Clara, Calif.

Jonathan Hopkins #6Senior 6-2 UtilityCoronado, Calif.

Steven Jendrusina #7Senior 6-3 UtilityNewport Beach, Calif.

Kyle Sutterly #8Junior 6-2 UtilityTurlock, Calif.

Clark Petersen #9Senior 6-4 UtilitySan Diego, Calif.

Benjamin Miller #10Senior 6-0 DriverVentura, Calif.

Brandon Borso #11Senior 6-1 DriverCarlsbad, Calif.

Ty Lackey #12Junior 6-2 UtilitySan Diego, Calif.

Simon Schafer #13Soph. 6-2 2MIrivne, Calif.

Nicholas Takahashi #14Senior 6-2 DriverSouth Pasadena, Calif.

Joe Woodring #16Junior 6-4 UtilityRocklin, Calif.

Travis Boettner #17Senior 6-3 DriverSan Jose, Calif.

Adnan Jerkovic #18Soph. 6-1 DriverPalm Desert, Calif.

Curtis Williamson #21Soph. 6-1 DriverSan Diego, Calif.

Jesse Casellini #22Junior 6-4 UtilitySanta Clara, Calif.

Ian Bausback RSFreshman 6-2 UtilityPortola Valley, Calif.

Chad Cashin RSFreshman 6-1 UtilityWoodside, Calif.

Peter Gresham RSSoph. 6-2 UtilitySolana Beach, Calif.

Jeff Hunt RSSoph. 6-3 DriverSan Diego, Calif.

Mike Lee RSJunior 6-2 UtilityPlacentia, Calif.

Sid Menon RSSoph. 5-10 DriverPalo Alto, Calif.

Sean Roberts RSFreshman 6-1 UtilityWest Hills, Calif.

Head Coach Denny Harper26th season

Asst. CoachBrad Kreutzkamp7th season

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Documents

2005 UC San Diego Men's Water Polo Media Guide