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2006 MEN’S TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1950 1952 1953 1954 1956 1960 1961 1965 1970 1971 1975 1976 1979 1982 1984 2005 25 BRUIN HISTORY CHARLES PASARELL

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BRUIN HISTORY

CHARLES PASARELL

AHassan Akmal ..............................1999Jim Allen .................................1968-69Vince Allegre ..................... 1996-97-98Elio Alvarez ....................... 1969-70-71Arthur Ashe ....................... 1963-64-65Jeff Austin .................... 1970-71-72-73John Austin ....................... 1976-77-78

BJean Baker .............................1962-65David Bain ........................ 1993-94-95Bill Barber .................... 1989-90-91-92Roy Barth .......................... 1967-68-69Bill Bartlett ..............................1978-79Mark Basham .............. 1982-83-84-85Bill Behrens ................. 1989-90-91-92Russell Berkowitz ........................1989Stanley Benoit .............................1980Bobby Berger ............... 1979-80-82-83Bill Bethard ..................................1963Rob Bierens ............................1988-89Fritz Bissell .................. 1990-91-92-93Joe Blatchford ..............................1956Ron Bohrnstedt ................. 1967-68-69Jeff Borowiak .................... 1969-70-71Mike Bouck ..................................1959Matt Breen ........................ 1996-97-98Bruce Brescia .............. 1979-80-81-82Elty Brown ........................ 1964-65-66Fritz Buehning ........................1978-79Brett Buffi ngton .......................1983-84Barry Buss ...................................1983

CMark Campana .......................1989-90Bruce Campbell ........... 1960-61-62-63Stafford Carson ...........................1957Dane Chapin ...........................1980-81Willie Chan .............................1957-58George Chen ..........................2004-05Rae Cho .................................1994-95Jaysen Chung ............................2005Tobias Clemens ........... 2001-02-03-04Dean Cohen ...........................1989-90Chris Conway .............................2005Danny Conway .......................2001-02Jimmy Connors ............................1971Jason Cook ....................... 1997-98-99Mark Copeland .......................1988-90Ron Cornell ....................... 1970-71-72Steve Cornell .................... 1969-70-71John Cranston .................. 1956-57-58Ian Crookendon ................ 1965-66-67Mark Cullers ...........................1978-79John Cunnea ..........................1963-64

DJohn Davis ........................ 1981-82-83Alex Decret .............................1997-98Mathieu Dehaine ........................2005Peter deLeon ...............................1964Erfan Djahangiri ........... 2000-01-02-03Ken Diller ................................1985-86Jeremy Drean .............................2005Jordan Duboff ..............................1997

ERandy Ellis ..............................1959-60Luis Enck ................................1975-76

FBuff Farrow .................. 1986-87-88-89Mark Ferriera ..........................1985-86Zack Fleishman ...........................1999Peter Fleming ..............................1976Allen Fox ........................... 1959-60-61Alberto Francis ............ 2002-03-04-05Mike Franks ...................... 1956-57-58Jared Freedman ..........................2001Marcel Freeman .......... 1979-80-81-82Barry Friedman .......................1976-77

GPatrick Galbraith .......... 1986-87-88-89Craig Garman ..............................1956Brian Garrow .................... 1987-88-89Graham Giles ..............................1993Justin Gimelstob .....................1995-96Drew Gitlin ...................................1977Tony Graham .................... 1976-77-78Mike Green ....................... 1956-57-58Brett Greenwood ......... 1984-85-86-87Rodrigo Grilli ...........................2002-03Jean-Noel Grinda ........ 1998-99-00-01Gary Grossman ......................1964-68Ed Grubb .......................... 1966-67-68Philipp Gruendler .................2004-05

HJohn Hall ........................... 1960-61-62Mike Harrington ........... 1977-78-79-80Craig Harter .................................1966Brad Hess ....................................1988John Houghton ............................1968Richard Humphries .................1994-95

IRonen Itzhaki ...............................1989

JJay Jackson ................. 1996-97-98-99Lance Jackson ........................2003-04Robert Janecek ........... 1992-93-94-95Franklin Johnson .............. 1956-57-58Jim Johnson ................................1969

KAl Kabe ........................................1972Tom Karp .......................... 1966-67-68Todd Katz ..................... 1980-81-82-83Ron Kendis .................. 1962-63-64-65Lassi Ketola ................. 2000-01-02-03Jim Kilgore ...................................1963Kevin Kim ....................................1997Travis Kinard ...............................2003Jeff Klaparda ............... 1982-83-84-85Mark Knowles ................... 1990-91-92Zac Knysh ...............................2000-01Benjamin Kohlloeffel .................2005Brandon Kramer .......... 1997-98-99-00Bob Kreiss ................... 1970-71-72-73Mike Kreiss .............................1970-71Nick Kreiss ...................................2002Tommy Kreiss ................... 1972-74-75Steve Krulevitz .............................1973Jun Kuki .......................................1969Michael Kures .............. 1983-84-85-86Kris Kwinta ..............................2004-05

LChris Lam ......................... 2003-04-05Jimmy Landes .............................1974John Larson ................. 1992-93-94-95Sebastien LeBlanc ..................1993-94Jong-Min Lee ..........................1999-00John Lesch ....................... 1956-57-58Eric Lin ......................... 1994-95-96-97David Livingston .......... 1982-83-84-85Tom Loucks ...................... 1976-77-79Xavier Luscan ..............................1999

MDwight Makoff .........................1956-57Ken Malley ...................................1975Jacques Manset .....................1981-82Tal Marcus-Russ .....................1996-97Billy Martin ...................................1975Jack Matalsky ..............................1962Marcin Matkowski ............. 2001-02-03Ryan McNaughton .......................2002Bob McNown ...............................1964Dick Metz ................................1979-80Tony Mickas .................................1959Darren Miller ................ 1996-97-98-99Mark Miller ................... 1996-97-98-99Fabio Mion-Bet .......................1980-84Thorvald Moe ..........................1962-63Heath Montgomery ...... 1993-94-95-96Dean Moore .................................1959Steve Mott ................... 1973-74-75-76Martin Mulligan ............ 1992-93-94-95Srdjan Muskatirovic ................1995-96

NLarry Nagler ..................... 1960-61-62Dan Nahirny ................. 1986-87-88-89David Nainkin .........................1991-92Jason Netter ................ 1988-89-90-91Noah Newman ........................1998-99Derrick Nguyen .......................2001-02Duke Nguyen ..............................1999Jason Nguyen .......................2004-05Jason Nichinson ..........................2004Bruce Nichols .............. 1975-76-77-78

OHarry Ohls ...................................1957Joel Ostroff ..................................1969

PPaul Palmer ...................... 1961-62-63Jon Paley ................................1977-78Luben Pampoulov ...................2004-05Ken Park ......................................1995Dave Parker ............................1974-75Jon Parker ........................ 1993-94-95Randy Part ................... 1981-82-83-85Charles Passarell ............. 1963-64-66Giora Payes ............................1988-89Karl Pazdernik ............. 1992-93-94-95Brad Pearce ............................1985-86Norman Perry .............. 1958-59-60-61Loren Peters ...........................1994-95William Pham ..........................1989-90Darin Pleasant .................. 1991-92-93Jim Pugh .................................1983-84

QMatt Quinlan ................ 1990-91-92-93Mark Quinney .........................1989-90

RHaroon Rahim ........................1970-71Dave Reddie ................................1962Dave Reed ........................ 1963-64-65Horace Reid .................................1974Travis Rettenmaier .................2000-01Sergio Rico ..................................1994Mark Rifenbark ............................1981Dale Rohland .................... 1957-58-59Jean-Julien Rojer .............. 2000-01-02Gary Rose ........................ 1966-67-68Marcin Rozpedski .......................1999Jim Ruddick .................................1959Herman Rundle ...........................1956Compton Russell .........................1972

SDanny Saltz ................. 1980-81-82-83Dave Sanderlin ................. 1963-64-65Tom Sandor .................................1964Chris Sands ................. 1998-99-00-01Davide Sanguinetti .................1992-93Ian Schindler ..................... 1975-76-77Paul Scholtz ............................1988-89Alon Schwartz ................... 1996-97-98Rayno Seegers ............................1973Spencer Segura ................ 1972-73-74Lev Shvarts .............................1994-95Jason Sher ....................... 1991-92-93Tim Sheehan ...............................1989Anthony Smith .............................1988Doug Smith ..................................1970Otis Smith ......................... 1985-86-87Forrest Stewart ................. 1958-59-60Bob Stock ....................................1964Chris Surapol ........................2003-04

TEric Taino ..................... 1994-95-96-97Jamie Talbot ...........................1986-87Gino Tanasescu ......................1964-65Ferdi Taygan ................ 1974-75-76-77Brian Teacher .............. 1973-74-75-76Eliot Teltscher ..............................1978Jason Thompson ....................1996-97Steve Tidball ..................... 1966-68-69Tony Trear ....................................1982Tim Trigueiro ...........................1986-87

VModesto Vasquez ............. 1969-70-71Craig Venter ................. 1981-82-83-84Robbie Venter .............. 1978-80-81-82Ivan Volkv ....................................1997

WEric Wee .................................1984-85Robbie Wendell ......................1990-91Westpaln ......................................1967Roger Werksman .............. 1958-59-60Blaine Willenborg ......... 1979-80-81-82Chuck Willenborg ...................1983-84Van Winitsky ................................1977Alan Winkler ...........................1977-78Reed Witt .....................................1964Ted Wright ..............................1957-58

YAaron Yovan ...............................2004

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TEAM & INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

1920........................... Robert Edwards1921............................ Samuel Bender1922............................Robert Shuman1923................................... Carl Busch1924.................................Fred Houser1925.................................Fred Houser1926...............................Roger Vargas1927....................................Alfred Duff1928..................................Rod Houser1929 ................................ Robert Laird1930 .........................Leonard Dworkin1931 ...............................Orville Sholtz1932 ................................ Elbert Lewis1933 ...........................Forrest Froelich1934.................................. Jack Tidball1935..............................Stanley Briggs1936.............................. Frank Stewart1937...................................... Hank Uhl1938............................ Julius Heldman1939.............................Bradley Kendis

UCLA Team Captains (1920-2005)

1940...............................Norton Beach1941................................. J.D. Morgan1942.................................Alex Gordon1943.............................Arnold Schwab1944................................Vincent Fotre1945.................................... Ralph Witt1946.................................. Noel Brown1947................................. Rod Sackett1948............................ Gene Garrett &..........................................Ken Nichols1949................................Gene Garrett1950 ..........................Glenn Bassett &............................................ Herb Flam1951.......................... Jack Shoemaker1952..................................... Keith Self1953..............................Larry Huebner1954..........................Ron Livingston &.............................................Bob Perry1955................................. Dick Doss &..............................................Jim Read

1956..............................Joe Blatchford1957.............................. Dwight Makoff1958.......................... John Cranston &.......................................... Mike Green1959............................... Dale Rohland1960.............................. Norman Perry1961......................................Allen Fox1962................................. Larry Nagler1963................................. Paul Palmer1964...............................Arthur Ashe &...........................................Dave Reed1965.................................. Arthur Ashe1966.......................... Charles Pasarell1967........................... Ian Crookenden1968.................................. Ed Grubb &............................................. Tom Karp1969................................. Roy Barth &........................................ Steve Tidball1970............................... Jeff Borowiak1971............................... Jeff Borowiak1972..................................Ron Cornell1973.................................... Jeff Austin1974...........................Spencer Segura1975...............................Brian Teacher1976................................ Ferdi Taygan1977................................ Ferdi Taygan1978............................Tony Graham &.......................................Bruce Nichols1979........................... Mike Harrington1980........................... Mike Harrington1981.............................. Robbie Venter1982.............................. Robbie Venter1983.....................................Todd Katz

1984............................ Jeff Klaparda &.........................................Craig Venter1985........................... Mark Basham &........................................Jeff Klaparda1986...................... Brett Greenwood &.........................................Brad Pearce1987..........................Brett Greenwood1988...............................Buff Farrow &.................................. Patrick Galbraith1989...............................Buff Farrow &.................................. Patrick Galbraith1990.................................... Bill Barber1991.................................... Bill Barber1992.................................... Bill Barber1993................................ Matt Quinlan1994........................ Robert Janecek &...............................Sebastien LeBlanc1995............................Robert Janecek1996...................Heath Montgomery &............................. Srdjan Muskatirovic1997..................................... Eric Lin &............................................. Eric Taino1998................................... Matt Breen1999.........................Jean-Noel Grinda2000..................... Jean-Noel Grinda &.................................. Brandon Kramer2001..................... Jean-Noel Grinda &......................................... Chris Sands2002........................... Erfan Djahangiri2003........................Erfan Djahangiri &........................................ Rodrigo Grilli2004.................................... Chris Lam2005.................... Luben Pampoulov &.....................................Alberto Francis

Team RecordsBest Overall Record: 19-0 (1954), 7-0 (1958), 13-0 (1961), 11-0 (1965), 17-0 (1971), 19-0 (1975)Longest Winning Streak: 35 in 1975-76Most Wins (Season): 31, 1984 and ’85Longest Home Winning Streak: 54, 1974-77

Most Consecutive Singles Dual Match Wins (Season): 23, Bruce Brescia, 1980

Most Consecutive Doubles Dual Match Wins (Season): 19, Pat Galbraith & Brian Garrow, 1989

Most Singles Dual Match Victories (Season): 30, Brett Greenwood, 1985

Individual RecordsMost Doubles Dual Match Victories (Season): 23, Craig Venter, 1983, and Matt Breen, 1996

Most Singles Dual Match Victories (Career): 87, Michael Kures, 1983-86

Most Doubles Dual Match Victories (Career): 65, Blaine Willenborg, 1979-82

Led by current head coach Billy Martin (fourth from Led by current head coach Billy Martin (fourth from left), the 1975 UCLA Bruins were the last team to left), the 1975 UCLA Bruins were the last team to fi nish a season undefeated, ending the year with fi nish a season undefeated, ending the year with a 19-0 overall record.a 19-0 overall record.

Rodrigo Grilli was appointed team captain during his senior season in

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AVince Allegre ................................1998Elio Alvarez ..................................1971Arthur Ashe ....................... 1963-64-65Jeff Austin ...............................1972-73John Austin .............................1977-78

BRoy Barth ................................1968-69Mark Basham ..............................1984Bill Behrens .................................1992Rob Bierens .................................1988Fritz Bissell ..................................1991Jeff Borowiak .................... 1969-70-71Matt Breen ...................................1998Fritz Buehning .............................1979

CTobias Clemens ................ 2002-03-04Jimmy Connors ............................1971Jason Cook ..................................1999John Cranston ........................1957-58Ian Crookenden ................ 1965-66-67

DJohn Davis ...................................1981Ken Diller ................................1985-86

FBuff Farrow .............................1988-89Peter Fleming ..............................1976Allen Fox ........................... 1959-60-61Alberto Francis ............................2004Myron Franks ..........................1957-58Marcel Freeman .......... 1979-80-81-82

GPat Galbraith ..................... 1987-88-89Brian Garrow .................... 1987-88-89Justin Gimelstob ..........................1996Tony Graham ..........................1977-78Mike Green .............................1957-58Brett Greenwood .........................1987Jean-Noel Grinda ............. 1998-99-01

HMike Harrington ...........................1979

JRobert Janecek ................ 1993-94-95

KTom Karp .....................................1968Kevin Kim ....................................1997Jeff Klaparda .................... 1983-84-85Mark Knowles .........................1991-92Benjamin Kohlloeffel .................2005Brandon Kramer .....................1999-00Bob Kreiss ........................ 1970-72-73

Mike Kreiss ..................................1972Steve Krulevitz .............................1973Michael Kures ................... 1984-85-86Kris Kwinta ...................................2004

LSebastien LeBlanc ..................1993-94Jong-Min Lee ..........................1999-00John Lesch .............................1957-58Eric Lin .............................. 1994-95-97David Livingston ..........................1984

MBilly Martin ...................................1975Marcin Matkowski ........................2002Dick Metz .....................................1980Steve Mott ...................................1974Srdjan Muskatirovic .....................1996

NLarry Nagler ...................... 1960-61-62Dan Nahirny ............................1986-87Jason Netter ...........................1990-91Bruce Nichols .........................1977-78

PJon Paley .....................................1977Paul Palmer ............................1961-62Luben Pampoulov ........................2005Charles Pasarell ............... 1963-64-66Brad Pearce ............................1985-86

Norman Perry ................... 1959-60-61Jim Pugh ......................................1984

QAllen Quay ...................................1958

RHaroon Rahim .................. 1969-70-71David Reed ....................... 1963-64-65Dale Rohland ...............................1959Jean-Julien Rojer ....................2001-02Gary Rose ...................................1967

SDavid Sanderlin ......................1964-65Davide Sanguinetti ......................1993

TEric Taino ................................1995-97Ferdi Taygan ................ 1974-75-76-77Brian Teacher .............. 1973-74-75-76Eliot Teltscher ..............................1978Steve Tidball ................................1967

VCraig Venter .................................1984Robbie Venter ................... 1980-81-82

WRoger Werksman ....................1959-60Blaine Willenborg ....................1979-80Van Winitsky ................................1977

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A three-time All-American for the UCLA tennis team (1959-60-61), Fox helped lead the Bruins to NCAA team champion-ships in 1960 and ‘61. In 1960, he teamed up with Larry Nagler to capture the NCAA doubles title. The following year, as team captain, he captured the NCAA singles crown, while leading the Bruins to another national championship. A brilliant student in physics, he was named All-University “Athlete of the Year” for the 1960-61 academic year. Upon graduation, Fox was the fourth-ranked singles player in the United States and won the 1962 U.S. Hard Court Championships. He was a member of three United States Davis Cup teams and also was a quarter-fi nalist in the men’s singles at Wimbledon in 1965. During his professional career, Fox recorded tournament victories over many of the world’s top-ranked players, including Arthur Ashe, Jimmy Connors, Stan Smith and John Newcombe. Fox coached at Pepperdine from 1978-1996 and led the Waves to several Top-10 NCAA fi nishes. He received his Ph.D from UCLA and is currently a successful businessman, sport psychologist and author. His latest book is titled “The Winner’s Mind: A Competitor’s Guide to Sports and Business Success.” He was inducted into the Collegiate Tennis Hall of Fame in 1988.

ALLEN FOX (1959-61)Inducted into the UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame on Sept. 30, 2005

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TEAM CHAMPIONSYear ................................................................Coach1932....................................................... J.D. Morgan1945....................................................... J.D. Morgan1947 (tie)* .............................................. J.D. Morgan1948 (tie)* .............................................. J.D. Morgan1949 (tie)* .............................................. J.D. Morgan1951* ..................................................... J.D. Morgan1952 (tie)* .............................................. J.D. Morgan1954* ..................................................... J.D. Morgan1956* ..................................................... J.D. Morgan1957 (tie)* .............................................. J.D. Morgan1958....................................................... J.D. Morgan1959....................................................... J.D. Morgan1960....................................................... J.D. Morgan1961....................................................... J.D. Morgan1965....................................................... J.D. Morgan1969...................................................... Glen Bassett1970...................................................... Glen Bassett1971...................................................... Glen Bassett1973...................................................... Glen Bassett1975...................................................... Glen Bassett1976* .................................................... Glen Bassett1977* .................................................... Glen Bassett1981* .................................................... Glen Bassett1982* .................................................... Glen Bassett1985* .................................................... Glen Bassett1986* .................................................... Glen Bassett1989* .................................................. Glenn Bassett1990* .................................................. Glenn Bassett1996* ....................................................... Billy Martin1997 (tie)* ................................................ Billy Martin1999 (tie)* ................................................ Billy Martin2002......................................................... Billy Martin2004 (tie) ................................................. Billy Martin2005 (tie) ................................................. Billy Martin

*Pac-10 Southern Division Champs

SINGLES CHAMPIONSYear .................................................................Name1930.......................................................Len Dworkin1933........................................................Jack Tidball1937.................................................. Julius Heldman1947..........................................................Herb Flam1950..........................................................Herb Flam1951..................................................... Robin Willner1954...........................................................Bob Perry1959............................................................Allen Fox1960.......................................................Larry Nagler1961.......................................................Larry Nagler1962.......................................................Larry Nagler1964........................................................Arthur Ashe1965........................................................Arthur Ashe1970....................................................Haroon Rahim1971..................................................... Jeff Borowiak1975......................................................... Billy Martin1976.................................................... Peter Fleming1979....................................................Fritz Buehning1984....................................................Michael Kures1986.......................................................Brad Pearce1988......................................................Brian Garrow1989......................................................Pat Galbraith1990...................................................... Jason Netter1993........................................................ Fritz Bissell2002......................................................Rodrigo Grilli2003.............................................. Marcin Matkowski

PAC-10 CONFERENCE HONORSDOUBLES CHAMPIONSYear .................................................................Name1987................................Brian Garrow/Pat Galbraith1989.................................Billy Barber/Mark Quinney1999........................Jean-Noel Grinda/Jong-Min Lee2000..........................Brandon Kramer/Jong-Min Lee2002................. Marcin Matkowski/Jean-Julien Rojer

INVITATIONAL SINGLES CHAMPIONSYear .................................................................Name1998........................................................Jason Cook1999.............................................. Marcin Rozpedski2000.................................................Erfan Djahangiri2003...................................................Alberto Francis2004.....................................................Chris Surapol

INVITATIONAL DOUBLES CHAMPIONSYear .................................................................Name1999..........................Marcin Rozpedski/Chris Sands2000........................Lassi Ketola/Travis Rettenmaier

PLAYER OF THE YEARYear .................................................................Name1976.................................................... Peter Fleming1979....................................................Fritz Buehning1982.................................................Marcel Freeman1984..................................................Michael Kures+1989................................................... Brian Garrow+1996.............................................. Justin Gimelstob+2003................................................. Tobias Clemens...................................................... Marcin Matkowski

+ Pac-10 Southern Division Player of the Year.

DOUBLES TEAM OF THE YEARYear .................................................................Name2000..........................Brandon Kramer/Jong-Min Lee2002................. Marcin Matkowski/Jean-Julien Rojer2004................................Alberto Francis/Kris Kwinta

NEWCOMER OF THE YEARYear .................................................................Name2000...............................................Jean-Julien Rojer2005.......................................... Benjamin Kohlloeffel

COACH OF THE YEARYear .................................................................Name1979.................................................... Glenn Bassett1984.................................................... Glenn Bassett1990.................................................... Glenn Bassett1993.................................................... Glenn Bassett1996......................................................... Billy Martin

ALL-CONFERENCE (Southern Division Until 1998)Year .................................................................Name1988........................................................ Buff Farrow..............................................................Brian Garrow1989........................................................ Buff Farrow..............................................................Pat Galbraith..............................................................Brian Garrow

1990...................................................... Jason Netter1992........................................................ Billy Barber............................................................ Mark Knowles1993..................................................Robert Janacek.....................................................Sebastian LeBlanc1994..................................................Robert Janecek1995...........................................Robert Janecek, 1st ................................................ Justin Gimelstob, 2nd 1996......................................... Justin Gimelstob, 1st .............................................Srdjan Muskatirovic, 1st ............................................................ Eric Taino, 1st 1997................................................ Alex Decret , 1st ............................................................ Eric Taino, 1st ......................................................... Matt Breen, 2nd ...........................................................Kevin Kim, 2nd 1998.......................................Jean-Noel Grinda , 1st ......................................................Vince Allegre, 2nd ......................................................... Matt Breen, 2nd1999........................................Jean-Noel Grinda, 1st........................................................Jason Cook, 2nd..................................................Zack Fleishman, HM2000........................................Jean-Noel Grinda, 1st...................................................... Jong-Min Lee, 1st..................................................Brandon Kramer, 1st............................................... Jean-Julien Rojer, 2nd2001........................................ Jean-Julien Rojer, 1st...............................................Jean-Noel Grinda, 2nd2002.......................................... Tobias Clemens, 1st....................................................... Rodrigo Grilli, 1st.............................................. Marcin Matkowski, 2nd............................................... Jean-Julien Rojer, HM2003.......................................... Tobias Clemens, 1st............................................... Marcin Matkowski, 1st......................................................Rodrigo Grilli, 2nd................................................. Erfan Djahangiri, HM...........................................................Chris Lam, HM2004.......................................... Tobias Clemens, 1st.......................................................... Chris Lam, 2nd.............................................. Luben Pampoulov, HM2005................................... Benjamin Kohlloeffel, 1st............................................... Luben Pampoulov, 1st......................................................... Kris Kwinta, HM

ALL ACADEMIC SELECTIONSYear .................................................................Name1992....................................................Bill Barber, 1st1995........................................................Eric Lin, 1st1996........................................................Eric Lin, 1st................................................ Justin Gimelstob, 2nd1997........................................................Eric Lin, 1st............................................... Jason Thompson, 2nd1998..............................................Vince Allegre, 2nd........................................................ Alex Decret, 2nd2001............................................... Chris Sands, 2nd2002......................................... Tobias Clemens, 2nd................................................. Erfan Djahangiri, HM2003......................................... Tobias Clemens, 2nd................................................. Erfan Djahangiri, HM2004....................................................Chris Lam, 1st................................................. Tobias Clemens, 2nd.............................................. Luben Pampoulov, 2nd..................................................... Chris Surapol, HM2005....................................................Chris Lam, 1st.............................................. Luben Pampoulov, 2nd.......................................... Benjamin Kohlloeffel, HM

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1983Wilmer Allison ..............................Texas-P/CArthur Ashe ...................................UCLA-PDr. James Dwight ...............Harvard-C/CONWilliam A. Larned ......................... Cornell-PJ. D. Morgan ..................................UCLA-CEmmett Pare .............................. TulaneE-CDr. Daniel Penick ............................ Texas-CAlex Olmedo ..................................... USC-PRafael Osuna ................................... USC-PDennis Ralston ................................. USC-PTed Schroeder ............................ Stanford-PRichard D. Sears .........................Harvard-PGeorge Toley ....................................USC-CTony Trabert .............................Cincinnati-PMalcolm D. Whitman ...................Harvard-P

1984William C. Ackerman ....................UCLA-CPaul Bennett ....................... Northwestern-CDwight Davis ...............................Harvard-PDale Lewis ......................... Indiana/Miami-CRobert C. Lutz .................................. USC-PClarency Mabry ..............................Trinity-CGardnar Mulloy ............................... Miami-PWilliam Murphy .......................... Michigan-CFrancisco Segura ........................... Miami-PVictor Seixas .....................North Carolina-PStan Smith ........................................ USC-PWilliam Talbert ..........................Cincinnati-PJames H. Van Alen ....................................CJohn Van Ryn ............................Princeton-PRichard N. Williams II ..................Harvard-P

1985Jack Barnaby ..............................Harvard-CBernard Bartzen ...............William & Mary-PM. G. Chace .........................Brown / Yale-PW. J. Clothier ...............................Harvard-PJohn Conroy ............................. Princeton-CRobert Falkenberg .......................... USC-PBryan M. Grant ..................North Carolina-PJack Kramer ..............................................C Bill Lufl er ...................Presbyterian/Miami-CGene Mako ....................................... USC-P Chet Murphy ............................. California-CCharles McKinley ........................... Trinity-PDon McNeill .................... Kenyon College-PHam Richardson ..........................Tulane-PHolcombe Ward ...........................Harvard-P

1986Mike Blanchard .............................Wilson-CE.G.Chandler ............................California-PJoseph C. Clark ...........................Harvard-PJimmy Connors ............................UCLA-PLt. Joe Hunt .............................USC/Navy-PJohn Kenfi eld ................... North Carolina-CJim Leighton ................. Prebyterian/ W.F.-CDick Savitt .................................... Cornell-P

1987Oliver S. Campbell ....................Columbia-PClarence C. Chafee .................... Williams-C

Herbert Flam .................................UCLA-PHarry James .....................................Utah-CGeorge M. Lott, Jr. ......................Chicago-PBarry Mackay ............................ Michigan-PCharles Pasarell ...........................UCLA-PWilliam Potter ................................Florida-P

1988Fred B. Alexander .....................Princeton-PTom Fallon ............................ Notre Dame-CAllen Fox ................................... UCLA-P/CWinthrop C. Lenz ..................... Princeton-CClifford Sutter ................................Tulane-PErnest Sutter .................................Tulane-PJim Verdieck ................ Redlands College-C

1989Edwin Faulkner .................... Swarthmore-CKeith Gledhill .............................. Stanford-PFrank Guernsey ................................Rice-PWilbur Hess .......................................Rice-PW. P. Knapp .......................................Yale-PDan Magill ...................................Georgia-CWhitney Reed ................... San Jose Sate-PMartin Riessen ................... Northwestern-P

1990Rollo Anderson .......................Kalamazoo-CStan Drobac .....................Michigan State-CBrian Gottfried ................................ Trinity-PRichard Stockton ............................ Trinity-PR. D. Wrenn .................................Harvard-P

1991Clark Graebner ................... Northwestern-PAlex Mayer ................................. Stanford-PR. T. Sawyer ..................Mississippi State-CDon Skakle ....................... North Carolina-CRoscoe Tanner ........................... Stanford-PW. T. Tilden II ...................... Pennsylvania-P

1992William J. Clothier........................Harvard-CAl Molloy, Jr. ....................... Pennsylvania-CFrank Stewart ...............................UCLA-CJohn H. Doeg ............................. Stanford-PR. Lindley Murray ....................... Stanford-PJack Tidball ...................................UCLA-PArthur Larson ........ Pacifi c/San Francisco-PClare Riessen ..................... Northwestern-C

1993Thomas G. Bartlett ................. Tennessee-PGlenn Bassett ...............................UCLA-CJack Bushman ...................................LSU-CDonald L. Dell ................................ Yale-P/CRonald Holmberg ..........................Tulane-PJ. Allen Morris .......................Presbyterian-PEugene L. Scott ........................Yale-P/CONJohn F. Skillman ................................Yale-C

1994George Acker .........................Kalamazoo-CJ. Richard Lefevre ..............................SIU-CFrancis T. Hunter .......................... Cornell-P

Paul J. Xanthos ............................. Pierce-CBeals Wright ................................Harvard-P

1995Thomas P. Brown ......................California-PNorman Copeland ............Rollins College-CMichael Depalmer .................. Tennessee-CJaime Fillol ..................................... Miami-PThomas W. Gorman ..................Seattle-P/CRobert D. Renker ......................Stanford-CGeorge Seewagen ...................St. John’s-C

1996Bruce Barnes ................................. Texas-PBerkley Bell .................................... Texas-PJon A. Douglas ........................... Stanford-PGeorge P. Gardner ......................Harvard-PArra Krikorian .................. San Jose State-CBilly Martin ....................................UCLA-PJohn McEnroe ............................ Stanford-PAntonio Palafox ...............Chorpus Christi-P

1997Ian Crookenden ............................UCLA-PCharles S. Garland ............................Yale-PHarold H. Hackett ..............................Yale-PRobert M. Perry.............................UCLA-PRaul Ramirez ................................... USC-PRobert Rump .............Grossmont College-C

1998Kevin Curren .................................. Texas-PEdward B. Dewhurst........... Pennsylvania-PKen Flach .......................Southern Ill.-Ed.-PPeter Fleming .............. Michigan/UCLA-PFrederick H. Hovey...........Brown/Harvard-PDavid Alvin Kent .....................Texas A&M-CRobert Seguso ...............Southern Ill.-Ed.-PJerry Simmons .........S.W. Louisiana/LSU-C

1999Thomas Gullickson .................... N. Illinois-PWallace F. Johnson ............ Pennsylvania-PCharles R. Mapes ......................... Baylor-CBennie Purcell .....................Murray State-CMel Purcell ............. Memphis St./Tenn.-P/CWilliam N. Scanlon ......................... Trinity-PJohn Whitlinger .......................... Stanford-P

2000David Benjamin ........................ Princeton-CBrian Eisner ....................Michigan/Toledo-CJohn Hammill .................................Miami-CCrawford Henry .............................Tulane-PMikael Pernfors ...........................Georgia-PHenry W. Slocum, Jr. .........................Yale-P

2001Mercer Beasley ......... Tulane & Princeton-CTom Chivington ...........................Foothill-CRamsey Earnhart ............................. USC-PBrad Gilbert ........................... Pepperdine-PFred McNair ......................North Carolina-PDae Snyder ................Arizona and Texas-CBrian Teacher ................................UCLA-PWatson M. Washburn ..................Harvard-P

2002Paul Annacone ....................... Tennessee-PBernis Duke ......................... Oral Roberts-CRichard Harte ..............................Harvard-PErick Iskersky ............................Trinity/TX-PRick Leach ....................................... USC-PTim Mayotte ................................ Stanford-PJulius Seligson ..............................Lehigh-P

2003Bill Bond ........................................... USC-PGeorge M. Church .....................Princeton-PDick Leach .......................................USC-CBob McKinley ............................. Trinity-P/CJim Russell .......................... NCAA/USTA-CRobert Van’t Hof ............................... USC-P

2004Jim Delaney ............................... Stanford-PGardner Larned ................William & Mary-PBilly Lenoir ....................................Arizona-PLarry Nagler ..................................UCLA-P

2005Mike Estep .....................................Rice - PSammy Giammalva ...................Texas - P/CPaul Haarhuis ... FSU/Armstrong Atlantic - PJim Osbourne ..............................Utah - P/CJohn Sadri .............................. NC State - PFrank Phelps .............. Hamilton College - C

C-Coach, P-Player, C-Contributor

THE COLLEGIATE TENNIS HALL OF FAME

A total of 16 former UCLA players and coaches have been inducted into the Collegiate Tennis Hall of Fame, located in Athens, Ga.

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NCAA SINGLES CHAMPIONS (9)Year ...........................................................Name1933................................................. Jack Tidball1950....................................................Herb Flam1960.................................................Larry Nagler1961..................................................... Allen Fox1965..................................................Arthur Ashe1966..........................................Charles Pasarell1970...............................................Jeff Borowiak1971........................................... Jimmy Connors1975...................................................Billy Martin

NCAA DOUBLES CHAMPIONS (11)Year ...........................................................Name1950..............................Herb Flam/Gene Garrett1953............................ Larry Huebner/Bob Perry1954............................Ron Livingston/Bob Perry 1960.................................Allen Fox/Larry Nagler1965................................ A. Ashe/I. Crookenden1966........................... I. Crookenden/C. Pasarell1971..................................J. Borowiak/H. Rahim1976................................... P. Fleming/F. Taygan1978......................................J. Austin/B. Nichols1988................................ P. Galbraith/G. Garrow1996.......................J. Gimelstob/S. Muskatirovic

NCAA INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHead coach J.D. Morgan with 1965 NCAA Singles Champion Arthur Ashe

NCAA TOURNAMENT FACT:UCLA is the only school in the country to play in every NCAA Tournament since the

team format was adopted in 1977.

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BRUINS IN PROFESSIONAL TENNIS

SINGLES (Top-300) As of Dec. 12, 2005

NAME RANKINGDavide Sanguinetti 45Justin Gimelstob 104Kevin Kim 101Jean-Julien Rojer 237Zack Fleishman 238 Eric Taino 240Travis Rettenmaier 298

DOUBLES (Top-300) As of Dec. 12, 2005

NAME RANKINGMark Knowles 7Marcin Matkowski 50Justin Gimelstob 78Davide Sanguinetti 169Eric Taino 225Travis Rettenmaier 243Jean-Julien Rojer 247

Kevin Kim enjoyed an extremely successful season on the ATP Tour in 2005, climbing to a career-best No. 65 in the world singles rank-ings after advancing to the third round at the Australian Open.

CURRENT ATP TOUR RANKINGS

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SINGLES (TOP-150)

NAME RANKING YEARJimmy Connors 1 1974Arthur Ashe 2 1976Eliot Teltscher 6 1982Brian Teacher 7 1981Peter Fleming 8 1980Fritz Buehning 21 1981Jeff Borowiak 25 1977Billy Martin 32 1975Charles Pasarell 35 1974Van Winitsky 35 1982Jim Pugh 37 1987Davide Sanguinetti 43 2002Haroon Rahim 44 1977Marcel Freeman 46 1986Blaine Willenborg 50 1984Jeff Austin 52 1973Justin Gimelstob 63 1999Kevin Kim 63 2005Ferdi Taygan 67 1979John Austin 70 1982Brad Pearce 71 1990

GRAND SLAM CHAMPIONSPlayer Year TitleBob Perry 1956 French Open (doubles)Arthur Ashe 1968 US OpenArthur Ashe 1970 Australian OpenArthur Ashe 1971 French Open (doubles)Jimmy Connors 1973 French Open (doubles)Jimmy Connors 1974 Australian OpenJimmy Connors 1974 WimbledonJimmy Connors 1974 US OpenArthur Ashe 1975 WimbledonJimmy Connors 1975 US Open (doubles)Jimmy Connors 1976 US OpenArthur Ashe 1977 Australian Open (doubles)Jimmy Connors 1978 US OpenPeter Fleming 1979 Wimbledon (doubles)Peter Fleming 1979 US Open (doubles)Brian Teacher 1980 Australian OpenPeter Fleming 1981 Wimbledon (doubles)Peter Fleming 1981 US Open (doubles)Ferdi Taygan 1982 French Open (doubles)Jimmy Connors 1982 WimbledonJimmy Connors 1982 US OpenPeter Fleming 1983 Wimbledon (doubles)Peter Fleming 1983 US Open (doubles) Jimmy Connors 1983 US OpenPeter Fleming 1984 Wimbledon (doubles)Jim Pugh 1988 Australian Open (doubles)Jim Pugh 1988 Australian Open (mixed)Jim Pugh 1988 US Open (mixed)Jim Pugh 1989 Australian Open (doubles)Jim Pugh 1989 Australian Open (mixed)Jim Pugh 1989 Wimbledon (mixed)Jim Pugh 1990 Wimbledon (doubles)Patrick Galbraith 1994 U.S. Open (mixed)Patrick Galbraith 1996 U.S. Open (mixed)Justin Gimelstob 1998 Australian Open (mixed)Justin Gimelstob 1998 French Open (mixed)Mark Knowles 2002 Australian Open (doubles)Mark Knowles 2004 U.S. Open (doubles)

ALL-BRUIN FINAL: 1975 Wimbledon Championships(6) Arthur Ashe def. (1) Jimmy Connors, 6-1, 6-1, 5-7, 6-4

GRAND SLAM TITLES (38)

Steve Krulevitz 74 1974Bob Kreiss 84 1974Brian Garrow 93 1990Mark Knowles 96 1996Roy Barth 107 1973Michael Kures 107 1988Danny Saltz 122 1984Eric Taino 122 2003David Nainkin 132 1999Mike Kreiss 136 1974Robbie Venter 148 1984

DOUBLES (TOP-50)

NAME RANKING YEARPeter Fleming 1 1984Pat Gailbraith 1 1993Mark Knowles 1 2002Jim Pugh 1 1989Justin Gimelstob 18 2000Brad Pearce 24 1993Marcin Matkowski 36 2004Eliot Teltscher 38 1985Brian Garrow 42 1991

Former Bruin Mark Knowles and partner Daniel Nestor have been one of the top doubles teams on the ATP Tour in recent years.

CAREER HIGH RANKINGS

Davide Sanguinetti is one of 15 former UCLA players to have achieved a top-50 world singles ranking in his career after reaching a career-high No. 42 in 2002.

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ARTHUR ASHE (1963-65)Arthur Ashe, one of tennis’ all-time greats, began his climb to success at UCLA in 1962. He was the fi rst prominent African-American male tennis player to grace both the collegiate and profes-sional tennis scenes. As a freshman at UCLA, he was ranked No. 18 nationally and No. 6 in Southern California. In 1962, he was named a member of the American Junior Davis Cup squad and was the 1962 All-University of California singles and doubles champ (with Charles Pasarell). Ashe’s sophomore season at UCLA was just as successful as he reached the third round of the Wimbledon Championships and the quarterfi nals of the NCAA singles championships. He fi nished the year ranked sixth nationally and second in Southern California. The 1963 U.S. Davis Cup member also became the fi rst African-American to be ranked in America’s “First 10” during his sophomore campaign.Ashe co-captained the 1964 UCLA team that fi nished as the NCAA runner-up for the third straight time in as many years. Ranked third nationally and second in Southern California, Ashe was a 1964 NCAA singles semifi nalist and NCAA doubles fi nalist.His collegiate career peaked in 1965 when he brought home the coveted NCAA singles title and captained UCLA to an NCAA team title after a three-year run as NCAA runners-up. Ashe also teamed with Ian Crookenden for the 1965 NCAA doubles title, posting a 14-3 record in doubles play on the year. In singles, Ashe compiled a 36-4 record on the season, and picked up the NCAA title and AAWU singles titles. He was also the Southern California Intercollegiate champ, Ojai

Tournament champion, Southern California championships fi nalist and Thunderbird Invitational fi nalist. Finishing the year ranked second nationally, he helped UCLA to a perfect 11-0 season. The year 1965 also marked the second time he was selected to the U.S. Davis Cup team.Ashe, who was also a Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity member, earned four letters in tennis (1961-64). He graduated in June, 1966 with a degree in Business Administration.He enjoyed an illustrious professional career with three Grand Slam singles titles (1968 U.S. Open, 1970 Australian Open and 1975 Wimbledon) and two doubles (1971 French Open and 1977 Australian Open) crowns to his credit. Ashe was a founding father of the present-day Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP). Sports Illustrated named him the 1992 Sportsman of the Year, the third of his four appearances on the magazine’s cover. Arthur Ashe, Jr., passed away on Feb. 6, 1993.

JIMMY CONNORS (1971)Jimmy Connors, one of the few professional athletes in the world who remained a force in his respective sport for two entire decades, began his tennis success on the collegiate level as a player at UCLA.Connors played a key role in the Bruins’ 10th NCAA team championship when he captured the 1971 NCAA singles crown. The 1971 squad posted an impressive 17-0 record, one of only six undefeated years. Not only was he a key singles player during the 1971 year, but he also teamed up with Jeff Austin to post the team’s best doubles record that season with a 9-1 mark.After turning pro in 1972, Connors captured one Australian Open title (1974), two Wimbledon titles (1974 and ’82) and fi ve U.S. Open Championships (1974, ’76, ’78, ’82 and ’83).He won every major championship except the French Open and is the only player in tennis history to have won the U.S. Open on three different surfaces (grass, clay and hardcourt). He reached the quarterfi nals or better at the U.S. Open 17 out of 18 years, spanning from 1973-89 and 1991. Connors ranks as the all-time leader for most matches won at Wimbledon (84) and the U.S. Open (97).The left-hander was also a talented doubles player on the pro level, owning 19 doubles titles, two of which were Grand Slams (1973 Wimbledon and 1975 U.S. Open). His highest doubles ranking was fi fth on April 25, 1976. On the professional circuit, he spent more weeks at the No. 1 spot than anyone in the history of the ATP rankings — 158 spanning from July 29, 1974 to Aug. 16, 1977. He is the only player who has ranked every year on the ATP computer since its inception in 1973.Born Sept. 2, 1952, Connors remained one of the world’s top tennis players until his retirement in 1993. In all, Connors competed on the pro tour for a remarkable 21 years.

THE UCLA LEGACY

Jimmy Connors (above) and Arthur Ashe are two names

forever etched into the world of competitive tennis. Combined,

they have captured a total of 15 grand slam singles and

doubles titles.

Located at the USTA National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, New York, Arthur Ashe Stadium is the largest tennis-only venue in the world.

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BILL ACKERMAN (1921-1950)William C. “Bill” Ackerman fi rst became associated with UCLA as a freshman in 1920. In 1921, Ackerman’s sophomore year as a Bruin netter, he was named head coach of the UCLA men’s tennis team. That season, the Bruins won their fi rst of fi ve straight Southern Conference Championships. UCLA, then known as the University of California, Southern Branch, joined the Pacifi c Coast Conference in 1925. Seven years later, Ackerman guided the Bruins to a PCC team title (1932). His Bruins won nine more PCC titles until his retirement following the 1950 season. Ackerman coached the UCLA men’s tennis team to its fi rst NCAA Team Championship in 1950, the fi rst such title for any UCLA sports pro-gram. He also coached UCLA’s fi rst-ever NCAA singles champ Jack Tidball (1933) and UCLA’s fi rst player to capture an NCAA singles and doubles crown in the same year in Herb Flam (1950). Flam collected the doubles title with Gene Garrett, another of Ackerman’s star players. Ackerman was inducted into the Collegiate Tennis Hall of Fame at the 100th NCAA Tennis Championships (1984) held at the University of Georgia. Ironically, 1984 was the same year that UCLA’s third-ever head coach and former Ackerman pupil, Glenn Bassett, coached the Bruins to an NCAA team title with a 5-4 victory over Stanford. Ackerman, who passed away in 1988 at the age of 85, was also a charter member of the UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame, and UCLA’s Student Union was renamed the William C. Ackerman Student Union in 1967.

J.D. MORGAN (1951-1966)J.D. Morgan, the second head coach of the UCLA men’s tennis team, catapulted the Bruins to more success in the 1950’s and ’60’s. Just one year after taking over the helm from Ackerman, Morgan guided UCLA to an NCAA team championship (1952). He was the fi rst UCLA coach in any sport to take the Bruins not only to back-to-back titles but also to three consecutive NCAA titles (1952, ’53 and ’54). Under his guidance, the Bruins won seven NCAA crowns, four in the 1950’s (1952, ’53, ’54 and ’56) and three in the 1960’s (1960, ’61 and ’65). He was the fi rst coach in NCAA history to guide his team to three consecutive NCAA men’s tennis team titles. Morgan’s Bruins also fi nished in second place four times. He produced four NCAA singles champions and fi ve NCAA doubles team champions in his 16-year tenure. He coached tennis greats Arthur Ashe, Charles Pasarell, Bob Perry and Ian Crookenden, to name a few. The NCAA singles champions during his tenure included Larry Nagler (1960), Allen Fox (1961), Ashe (1965) and Pasarell (1966). The NCAA doubles champions he coached included Perry-Larry Huebner (1953), Perry-Ron Livingston (1954), Fox-Nagler (1960), Ashe-Crookenden (1965) and Pasarell-Crookenden (1966). Morgan was inducted into the ITA Collegiate Hall of Fame in 1983. In his honor, the building that currently houses the athletic department offi ces and connects with the UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame is named the J.D. Morgan Center.

GLENN BASSETT (1967-1993)Glenn Bassett maintained the tradition of Ackerman and Morgan from 1967 to 1993, collecting seven NCAA team cham-pionships and 13 Pac 8/10 titles. In his 27 years at the helm he never had a losing season. In addition, he produced three NCAA singles champions, four NCAA doubles team champions and 49 All-Americans. He is the only coach in NCAA history to win an NCAA tennis title as a player (one), assistant coach (fi ve) and head coach (seven). Including his years as an assistant coach, he has worked with some of tennis’ most recognized players, including national champions Arthur Ashe, Ian Crookenden, Billy Martin and Jimmy Connors, and 1992 Olympian Mark Knowles. He fi nished his career ranked as the nation’s winningest (by percentage) active Division-I men’s tennis coach, having compiled an impressive dual match record of 592-92-2 (.864). After retiring from UCLA, Bassett joined the Pepperdine staff for two years. He continues to be a supporter of the Bruin program, attending home matches at the Los Angeles Tennis Center.

COACHING LEGENDS

THE UCLA ATHLETICS ENDOWMENT PROGRAMThe UCLA Athletics Campaign has endowed 191 of the 282 NCAA allowable athletic grants-in-aid. UCLA Athletics expresses its sincere gratitude to the individuals who have helped distinguish UCLA as the nation’s premier academic and athletics institution. The UCLA tennis team would also like to thank its support group, The Bruin Racqueteers, for their continued support of Bruin tennis. For information on how you can endow a scholarship or join the Bruin Racqueteers, please call the UCLA Athletic Fund Offi ce at 310-206-6533.

JOEL HEIN MEMORIAL

GLENN BASSETT

JAY JACKSON STEVE & ELLEN JACKSON

BOB GARROW FAMILY LARRY GREINER FAMILY

THE WILLIAM MARTIN FAMILY

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1981 • 24-3; 9-1 Pac-10 (1st)NCAA Finish: 2ndHead Coach: Glenn Bassett

FRESNO ST. ____________________ W, 8-1SDSU __________________________ W, 8-1REDLANDS _____________________ W, 8-1UCSB __________________________ W, 9-0CLEMSON ______________________ W, 8-1@ Trinity _______________________ W, 7-2UC IRVINE _____________________ W, 9-0VANDERBILT ____________________ W, 8-1@ Pepperdine ____________________L, 7-2SMU ___________________________ W, 7-2SAN JOSE ST. ___________________ W, 9-0SAN DIEGO _____________________ W, 7-2PEPPERDINE ___________________ W, 8-1@ Arizona ______________________ W, 7-2@ ASU _________________________ W, 9-0@ Cal__________________________ W, 5-4@ Stanford ______________________L, 6-3@ USC ________________________ W, 5-4ARIZONA _______________________ W, 6-3ASU ___________________________ W, 9-0USC ___________________________ W, 7-2STANFORD _____________________ W, 5-4CAL ___________________________ W, 7-2vs. Michigan% ___________________ W, 6-3vs. Arkansas% ___________________ W, 5-4vs. USC% ______________________ W, 5-4vs. Stanford% ____________________L, 5-4

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1982 • 30-3; 10-0 Pac-10 (1st)NCAA Finish: 1stHead Coach: Glenn Bassett

REDLANDS _____________________ W, 9-0UCSB __________________________ W, 8-1CS BAKERSFIELD _______________ W, 7-2SDSU __________________________ W, 7-2CLEMSON ______________________ W, 8-1@ Pepperdine ____________________L, 6-3vs. Utah& _______________________ W, 5-1vs. Georgia& _____________________L, 5-4vs. Clemson& ____________________L, 5-4UC IRVINE _____________________ W, 9-0SAN DIEGO _____________________ W, 7-2UTAH __________________________ W, 7-2PEPPERDINE ___________________ W, 5-4LONG BEACH ST. ________________ W, 7-2SOUTH CAROLINA _______________ W, 9-0SMU ___________________________ W, 7-2PRINCETON ____________________ W, 8-1HARVARD ______________________ W, 5-1@ ASU _________________________ W, 7-2@ Arizona ______________________ W, 7-2USC ___________________________ W, 5-4SAN JOSE ST. ___________________ W, 7-2CAL ___________________________ W, 8-1STANFORD _____________________ W, 7-2ASU ___________________________ W, 8-1ARIZONA _______________________ W, 7-2@ Stanford _____________________ W, 7-2@ Cal__________________________ W, 9-0@ USC ________________________ W, 7-2vs. Harvard% ____________________ W, 5-1vs. TCU% ______________________ W, 6-0@ Georgia% ____________________ W, 5-4vs. Pepperdine% _________________ W, 5-1

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1983 • 25-9; 5-5 Pac-10 (T-3rd)NCAA Finish: T-5thHead Coach: Glenn Bassett

REDLANDS _____________________ W, 9-0UC IRVINE _____________________ W, 9-0SDSU __________________________ W, 9-0BYU ___________________________ W, 9-0@ Pepperdine ____________________L, 6-3SAN DIEGO _____________________ W, 8-1vs. Wichita St.& __________________ W, 7-2vs. Trinity& ______________________ W, 5-4FRESNO ST. ____________________ W, 9-0LONG BEACH ST. ________________ W, 7-2CHAPMAN ______________________ W, 9-0SAN JOSE ST. ___________________ W, 8-1UCSB __________________________ W, 9-0 SOUTH CAROLINA _______________ W, 5-2ARKANSAS _____________________ W, 5-2SMU ____________________________L, 5-4PRINCETON ____________________ W, 7-2CLEMSON ______________________ W, 8-1PEPPERDINE ____________________L, 7-2UTAH __________________________ W, 6-3HARVARD ______________________ W, 6-3@ Arizona ______________________ W, 5-4@ ASU _________________________ W, 9-0USC ____________________________L, 5-4TRINITY ________________________ W, 5-4@ Cal___________________________L, 3-6@ Stanford ______________________L, 4-5ARIZONA _______________________ W, 9-0ASU ___________________________ W, 8-1STANFORD ______________________L, 6-3CAL ___________________________ W, 6-3@ USC _________________________L, 8-1vs. Michigan% ___________________ W, 5-2vs. Pepperdine% __________________L, 5-4

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1984 • 31-3; 8-2 Pac-10 (2nd)NCAA Finish: 1stHead Coach: Glenn Bassett

REDLANDS _____________________ W, 9-0SDSU __________________________ W, 8-1FRESNO ST. ____________________ W, 9-0UC IRVINE _____________________ W, 8-1BYU ___________________________ W, 9-0vs. Auburn& _____________________ W, 6-3vs. Pepperdine& _________________ W, 5-4vs. USC& _______________________ W, 5-4vs. Stanford& ____________________ W, 6-3SAN DIEGO _____________________ W, 9-0LONG BEACH ST. ________________ W, 8-1UCSB __________________________ W, 9-0@ Pepperdine ___________________ W, 6-3LSU ___________________________ W, 9-0CHAPMAN ______________________ W, 9-0PRINCETON ____________________ W, 8-1SMU ___________________________ W, 5-4ASU ___________________________ W, 9-0ARIZONA _______________________ W, 9-0MIAMI _________________________ W, 8-1AUBURN _______________________ W, 6-3@ ASU _________________________ W, 9-0@ Arizona ______________________ W, 9-0 @ USC _________________________L, 5-4CAL ___________________________ W, 9-0STANFORD _____________________ W, 6-3PEPPERDINE ____________________L, 5-4@ Stanford ______________________L, 7-2@ Cal__________________________ W, 9-0USC ___________________________ W, 6-3vs. LSU% _______________________ W, 6-0vs. Auburn% ____________________ W, 5-2vs. Pepperdine% _________________ W, 5-3vs. Stanford% ___________________ W, 5-4

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1985 • 31-4; 9-1 Pac-10 (1st)NCAA Finish: 2ndHead Coach: Glenn Bassett

UC SAN DIEGO _________________ W, 9-0@ Pepperdine ___________________ W, 5-4SDSU __________________________ W, 9-0UCSB __________________________ W, 9-0vs. Texas& ______________________ W, 5-3vs. Harvard& ____________________ W, 6-2vs. USC& ________________________L, 5-3vs. SMU& ________________________L, 5-2FRESNO ST. ____________________ W, 9-0ARIZONA _______________________ W, 9-0LONG BEACH ST. ________________ W, 6-3UC IRVINE _____________________ W, 9-0CHAPMAN ______________________ W, 7-2GEORGIA TECH _________________ W, 8-1ASU ___________________________ W, 8-1DUKE __________________________ W, 9-0TEXAS A&M ____________________ W, 6-3PRINCETON ____________________ W, 9-0CLEMSON ______________________ W, 7-2@ USC ________________________ W, 5-4@ Arizona ______________________ W, 9-0@ ASU _________________________ W, 9-0ILLINOIS _______________________ W, 9-0@ Cal__________________________ W, 6-3@ Stanford ______________________L, 5-4USC ___________________________ W, 5-4STANFORD _____________________ W, 8-1CAL ___________________________ W, 9-0SAN JOSE ST. ___________________ W, 9-0PEPPERDINE ___________________ W, 8-1CAL POLY ______________________ W, 8-1vs. Miami% _____________________ W, 5-2vs. Clemson% ___________________ W, 5-3vs. SMU% ______________________ W, 5-4@ Georgia% _____________________L, 5-1

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1986 • 29-2; 10-0 Pac-10 (1st)NCAA Finish: T-3rdHead Coach: Glenn Bassett

CAL POLY ______________________ W, 9-0SDSU __________________________ W, 8-1ARIZONA _______________________ W, 7-2SAN DIEGO _____________________ W, 9-0LONG BEACH ST. ________________ W, 5-4SOUTH CAROLINA _______________ W, 7-2LSU ___________________________ W, 7-2vs. Oklahoma& __________________ W, 5-1vs. Clemson& ____________________L, 5-4vs. Cal& ________________________ W, 5-1GEORGIA TECH _________________ W, 8-1ASU ___________________________ W, 9-0

KANSAS _______________________ W, 8-1@ ASU _________________________ W, 9-0@ Arizona ______________________ W, 8-1MIAMI _________________________ W, 7-2CLEMSON ______________________ W, 6-3USC ___________________________ W, 5-4PRINCETON ____________________ W, 7-2CHAPMAN ______________________ W, 8-1@ Stanford _____________________ W, 5-4@ Cal__________________________ W, 5-4@ USC ________________________ W, 5-4CAL ___________________________ W, 8-1STANFORD _____________________ W, 7-2SAN JOSE ST. ___________________ W, 6-3UC IRVINE _____________________ W, 7-2PEPPERDINE ___________________ W, 8-1vs. Minnesota% __________________ W, 5-0vs. Texas% _____________________ W, 5-2vs. Stanford% ____________________L, 5-1

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1987 • 23-8; 6-3 Pac-10 (2nd)NCAA Finish: 2ndHead Coach: Glenn Bassett

SDSU __________________________ W, 9-0CAL POLY ______________________ W, 9-0UNLV __________________________ W, 9-0SAN DIEGO _____________________ W, 9-0@ Pepperdine ___________________ W, 8-1GEORGIA TECH _________________ W, 9-0UC IRVINE _____________________ W, 7-2ASU ___________________________ W, 6-3LONG BEACH ST. _________________L, 5-4vs. TCU& _______________________ W, 5-3vs. Cal& ________________________ W, 5-3vs. USC& ________________________L, 5-2UCSB ___________________________L, 5-4TEXAS _________________________ W, 5-4SAN JOSE ST. ___________________ W, 9-0MARYLAND _____________________ W, 8-1@ USC _________________________L, 5-1WICHITA ST. ____________________ W, 9-0@ ASU _________________________ W, 5-2@ Arizona ______________________ W, 9-0STANFORD _____________________ W, 8-1CAL ___________________________ W, 6-3CHAPMAN ______________________ W, 7-2USC ____________________________L, 8-1@ Cal___________________________L, 5-4@ Stanford _____________________ W, 8-1PEPPERDINE ____________________L, 5-3vs. TCU% ______________________ W, 5-1vs. Miami% _____________________ W, 5-1vs. Tennessee% _________________ W, 5-2@ Georgia% _____________________L, 5-1

& - National Team Indoors; % NCAA Champion-ships (Athens, GA)

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Glenn Bassett owned a 592-89-2 overall record in 27 seasons as head coach at UCLA. He also led the Bruins to seven NCAA titles.

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS (1988-1994)1988 • 17-10; 6-4 Pac-10 (3rd)NCAA Finish: T-9thHead Coach: Glenn Bassett

CAL POLY ______________________ W, 8-1SDSU __________________________ W, 8-1UCSB __________________________ W, 9-0FRESNO ST. ____________________ W, 8-1SAN DIEGO _____________________ W, 7-2CHAPMAN ______________________ W, 9-0ASU ___________________________ W, 6-0ARIZONA _______________________ W, 5-1vs. UC Irvine& ____________________L, 5-2vs. SW Louisiana& ________________L, 5-3vs. South Carolina ________________ W, 5-3PEPPERDINE ___________________ W, 6-3SAN JOSE ST. ____________________L, 5-2WEST VIRGINIA _________________ W, 5-3PRINCETON ____________________ W, 5-1KENTUCKY ______________________L, 5-2@ Arizona ______________________ W, 5-1@ ASU _________________________ W, 5-4@ Stanford ______________________L, 5-3@ Cal__________________________ W, 5-1USC ____________________________L, 6-2CAL ___________________________ W, 6-0STANFORD ______________________L, 5-2@ USC _________________________L, 5-4UC IRVINE _____________________ W, 5-3@ Pepperdine ____________________L, 5-1@ Georgia% _____________________L, 5-4

& - National Team Indoors; % NCAA Champion-ships (Athens, GA)

1989 • 26-4; 9-1 Pac-10 (1st)NCAA Finish: T-5thHead Coach: Glenn Bassett

SDSU __________________________ W, 8-1UC IRVINE _____________________ W, 6-3SAN DIEGO _____________________ W, 7-2LONG BEACH ST. ________________ W, 7-2FRESNO ST. ____________________ W, 8-1ARIZONA _______________________ W, 9-0ASU ___________________________ W, 7-2vs. Miami& ______________________ W, 6-0vs. South Carolina& ________________L, 5-3vs. USC& _______________________ W, 5-3SAN JOSE ST. ___________________ W, 9-0MICHIGAN ______________________ W, 8-1NOTRE DAME ___________________ W, 7-2WEST VIRGINIA _________________ W, 9-0USC ___________________________ W, 5-1MIAMI _________________________ W, 5-2KENTUCKY _____________________ W, 6-0HARVARD ______________________ W, 9-0@ ASU _________________________ W, 6-0@ Arizona ______________________ W, 6-0STANFORD _____________________ W, 5-1CAL ___________________________ W, 6-3UCSB __________________________ W, 9-0@ USC ________________________ W, 5-3@ Cal__________________________ W, 5-4@ Stanford ______________________L, 5-2@ UC Irvine ______________________L, 5-4PEPPERDINE ___________________ W, 6-2vs. Utah% ______________________ W, 5-1vs. TCU% _______________________L, 5-4

& - National Team Indoors; % NCAA Champion-ships (Athens, GA)

1990 • 27-4; 8-1 Pac-10 (1st)NCAA Finish: T-3rdHead Coach: Glenn Bassett

CAL POLY ______________________ W, 9-0FRESNO ST. ____________________ W, 7-2UNLV __________________________ W, 9-0UCSB __________________________ W, 6-0SAN DIEGO _____________________ W, 5-4LONG BEACH ST. ________________ W, 7-2WASHINGTON __________________ W, 5-2SDSU __________________________ W, 8-1SAN JOSE ST. ___________________ W, 8-1ASU ___________________________ W, 6-0@ Pepperdine ____________________L, 5-4vs. Clemson& ___________________ W, 6-3vs. Cal& _________________________L, 5-3vs. Alabama& ____________________ W, 5-1CAL STATE HAYWARD ____________ W, 9-0UC RIVERSIDE __________________ W, 9-0WEST VIRGINIA _________________ W, 6-3@ USC ________________________ W, 5-4UC IRVINE _____________________ W, 5-1@ Arizona ______________________ W, 6-3@ ASU _________________________ W, 5-3@ Stanford ______________________L, 5-1USC ___________________________ W, 5-1CAL ___________________________ W, 5-2STANFORD _____________________ W, 7-2ARIZONA _______________________ W, 5-1PEPPERDINE ___________________ W, 5-3@ UC Irvine _____________________ W, 6-3vs. San Diego% __________________ W, 5-1vs. Cal% _______________________ W, 5-3vs. Tennessee% __________________L, 5-4

& - National Team Indoors; % NCAA Champion-ships (Los Angeles - USC)

1991 • 27-4; 7-3 Pac-10 (2nd)NCAA Finish: T-5thHead Coach: Glenn Bassett

1/15 ____ UNLV ___________________W, 9-01/25 ____ LONG BEACH ST. _________W, 9-01/26 ____ SAN DIEGO ______________W, 9-01/29 ____ FRESNO ST. _____________W, 7-21/31 ____ WASHINGTON ____________W, 8-12/1 _____ UCSB ___________________W, 5-12/4 _____ SDSU ___________________W, 8-12/12 ____ UC DAVIS ________________W, 9-02/15 ____ ARIZONA ________________W, 5-12/16 ____ ASU ____________________W, 6-02/21 ____ vs. North Carolina& ________W, 5-12/22 ____ vs. Tennessee& ___________W, 5-42/23 ____ vs. Georgia& ______________W, 5-22/24 ____ vs. USC& ________________W, 5-23/2 _____ @ UC Irvine ______________W, 5-33/4 _____ SAN JOSE ST. ____________W, 7-13/5 _____ WEST VIRGINIA ___________W, 5-13/15 ____ NOTRE DAME ____________W, 5-23/27 ____ WISCONSIN ______________W, 6-33/29 ____ @ ASU __________________W, 5-33/30 ____ @ Arizona ________________W, 5-14/3 _____ USC ____________________ L, 5-24/5 _____ STANFORD ______________W, 5-14/6 _____ CAL _____________________W, 5-24/9 _____ CAL POLY________________W, 6-04/12 ____ @ USC __________________ L, 6-04/19 ____ @ Cal ___________________W, 5-24/20 ____ @ Stanford _______________ L, 6-15/3 _____ UC IRVINE _______________W, 6-05/18 ____ vs. Mississippi St.% ________W, 5-15/19 ____ @ Georgia% ______________ L, 5-4

& - National Team Indoors; % NCAA Champion-ships (Athens, GA)

1992 • 21-5; 8-2 Pac-10 (2nd)NCAA Finish: T-3rdHead Coach: Glenn Bassett

1/24 ____ UCSB ___________________W, 8-11/25 ____ UNLV ___________________W, 8-11/30 ____ WASHINGTON ____________W, 9-02/1 _____ SOUTH FLORIDA __________W, 9-02/4 _____ @ Pepperdine _____________ L, 5-32/14 ____ ASU ____________________W, 6-02/15 ____ ARIZONA ________________W, 6-02/20 ____ vs. Tennessee& ___________W, 5-12/21 ____ vs. TCU& ________________ L, 4-22/22 ____ vs. LSU __________________W, 4-22/29 ____ SAN JOSE ST. ____________W, 8-13/3 _____ SAN DIEGO ______________W, 5-03/7 _____ @ UC Irvine ______________W, 7-23/11 ____ @ USC __________________ L, 5-43/13 ____ WISCONSIN ______________W, 5-13/24 ____ PEPPERDINE ____________W, 6-33/28 ____ @ ASU __________________W, 5-14/3 _____ @ Stanford _______________ L, 5-34/4 _____ @ Cal ___________________W, 6-04/10 ____ USC ____________________W, 5-24/17 ____ CAL _____________________W, 5-34/18 ____ STANFORD ______________W, 6-04/22 ____ @ Arizona ________________W, 6-05/16 ____ vs. Mississippi% ___________W, 6-05/17 ____ vs. North Carolina% ________W, 5-25/18 ____ vs. Stanford% _____________ L, 5-1

& - National Team Indoors; % NCAA Champion-ships (Athens, GA)

1993 • 24-3; 8-2 Pac-10 (2nd)NCAA Finish: T-3rdHead Coach: Glenn Bassett

1/22 ____ NEW MEXICO ____________W, 6-11/23 ____ UNLV ___________________W, 7-01/26 ____ FRESNO ST. _____________W, 7-21/30 ____ WASHINGTON ____________W, 7-22/2 _____ SAN JOSE ST. ____________W, 8-02/12 ____ @ ASU __________________W, 5-12/13 ____ @ Arizona ________________W, 8-12/18 ____ vs. Florida& _______________W, 6-12/19 ____ vs. Georgia& ______________W, 4-32/20 ____ vs. USC& ________________W, 7-02/21 ____ vs. Tennessee& ___________W, 5-22/27 ____ UC IRVINE _______________W, 9-03/2 _____ PEPPERDINE ____________W, 6-03/8 _____ MIAMI ___________________W, 9-03/10 ____ USC ____________________W, 5-43/16 ____ DUKE ___________________W, 5-13/19 ____ ARIZONA ________________W, 5-43/20 ____ ASU ____________________W, 6-03/31 ____ SDSU ___________________W, 7-2

4/2 _____ STANFORD ______________W, 5-14/3 _____ CAL _____________________W, 6-04/9 _____ @ USC __________________ L, 5-14/16 ____ @ Cal ___________________W, 8-14/18 ____ @ Stanford _______________ L, 5-45/15 ____ vs. TCU% ________________W, 5-15/16 ____ vs. Alabama% _____________W, 5-05/17 ____ @ Georgia% ______________ L, 5-4

& - National Team Indoors; % NCAA Champion-ships (Athens, GA)

1994 • 22-6; 7-3 Pac-10 (3rd)NCAA Finish: T-3rdFinal National Ranking: #4Head Coach: Billy Martin

1/22 ____ BOISE ST. _______________W, 7-01/25 ____ WASHINGTON ____________W, 6-11/29 ____ NEW MEXICO ____________W, 7-02/1 _____ CAL POLY________________W, 7-02/8 _____ FRESNO ST. _____________W, 6-12/11 ____ ASU ____________________W, 6-12/12 ____ ARIZONA ________________W, 4-32/15 ____ SAN DIEGO ______________W, 7-02/24 ____ vs. Florida& _______________W, 4-32/25 ____ vs. Georgia& ______________ L, 6-12/26 ____ vs. Duke& ________________ L, 5-23/5 _____ UC IRVINE _______________W, 5-23/11 ____ @ Arizona ________________W, 6-13/12 ____ @ ASU __________________W, 5-13/16 ____ @ USC __________________ L, 6-14/1 _____ @ Stanford _______________ L, 4-34/2 _____ @ Cal ___________________W, 5-24/5 _____ SDSU ___________________W, 7-04/8 _____ USC _______________W by default4/15 ____ CAL _____________________W, 6-14/16 ____ STANFORD ______________ L, 4-34/30 ____ UNLV ___________________W, 7-05/1 _____ PEPPERDINE ____________W, 4-35/14 ____ ARIZONA^ _______________W, 4-05/15 ____ PEPPERDINE^ ____________W, 4-35/21 ____ vs. Florida% ______________W, 4-15/22 ____ vs. TCU% ________________W, 4-35/23 ____ vs. Stanford% _____________ L, 4-0

& - National Team Indoors; ^ NCAA Regionals; % NCAA Championships (South Bend, IN)

Billy Martin served as an assistant coach under Glenn Basset for 10 years before taking over the head job in 1994.

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS (1995-2001)1995 • 19-6; 7-3 Pac-10 (2nd)NCAA Finish: T-3rdFinal National Ranking: #4Head Coach: Billy Martin

1/21 ____ PACIFIC _________________W, 7-01/28 ____ UNLV ___________________W, 6-11/31 ____ PEPPERDINE ____________W, 4-32/10 ____ @ ASU __________________W, 6-12/11 ____ @ Arizona ________________W, 4-32/15 ____ UC IRVINE _______________W, 6-12/19 ____ @ Pepperdine _____________ L, 6-12/23 ____ vs. Kentucky& _____________W, 4-32/24 ____ vs. Duke& ________________W, 5-32/25 ____ vs. Stanford& _____________ L, 5-23/5 _____ NEW MEXICO ____________W, 7-03/11 ____ ASU ____________________W, 4-23/12 ____ ARIZONA ________________W, 5-23/16 ____ USC ____________________W, 4-34/1 _____ HARVARD _______________W, 7-04/2 _____ WASHINGTON ____________W, 7-04/7 _____ STANFORD ______________ L, 4-34/8 _____ CAL _____________________W, 5-24/11 ____ FRESNO ST. _____________W, 4-34/14 ____ @ USC __________________W, 5-24/21 ____ @ Cal ___________________ L, 5-24/22 ____ @ Stanford _______________ L, 5-25/13 ____ vs. Fresno St.% ___________W, 4-35/14 ____ vs. South Alabama% _______W, 4-15/15 ____ vs. Stanford% _____________ L, 4-1

& - National Team Indoors; % NCAA Champion-ships (Athens, GA)

1996 • 27-1; 10-0 Pac-10 (1st)NCAA Finish: 2ndFinal National Ranking: #1Head Coach: Billy Martin

1/12 ____ UCSB ___________________W, 6-11/17 ____ PACIFIC _________________W, 7-01/20 ____ UNLV ___________________W, 6-11/31 ____ BOISE ST. _______________W, 6-12/6 _____ PEPPERDINE ____________W, 7-02/13 ____ OREGON ________________W, 7-02/16 ____ ASU ____________________ W 5-22/17 ____ ARIZONA ________________W, 5-22/22 ____ vs. Harvard& ______________W, 5-22/23 ____ vs. Pepperdine& ___________W, 4-12/24 ____ vs. Mississippi& ___________W, 4-12/25 ____ vs. Stanford& _____________W, 5-13/5 _____ FRESNO ST. _____________W, 5-23/8 _____ @ Arizona ________________W, 4-33/9 _____ @ ASU __________________W, 4-33/14 ____ @ USC __________________W, 5-1

3/28 ____ HARVARD _______________W, 7-03/30 ____ @ Pepperdine _____________W, 4-34/5 _____ @ Stanford _______________W, 4-34/6 _____ @ Cal ___________________W, 5-24/9 _____ UC IRVINE _______________W, 5-24/12 ____ USC ____________________W, 7-04/19 ____ CAL _____________________W, 7-04/20 ____ STANFORD ______________W, 5-25/18 ____ vs. New Mexico% __________W, 4-25/19 ____ vs. Fresno St.% ___________W, 4-05/20 ____ vs. TCU% ________________W, 4-25/21 ____ vs. Stanford% _____________ L, 4-1

& - National Team Indoors; % NCAA Champion-ships (Athens, GA)

1997 • 25-4; 9-1 Pac-10 (T-1st)NCAA Finish: T-3rdFinal National Ranking: #3Head Coach: Billy Martin

1/10 ____ CAL POLY________________W, 7-01/17 ____ BOISE STATE _____________ L, 4-31/20 ____ TEXAS __________________W, 5-21/29 ____ UC IRVINE _______________W, 6-12/1 _____ UNLV ___________________W, 4-32/4 _____ @ Pepperdine _____________W, 7-02/11 ____ UCSB ___________________W, 7-02/14 ____ ARIZONA ________________W, 7-02/15 ____ ASU ____________________W, 5-22/20 ____ vs. Fresno St.& ____________W, 5-22/21 ____ vs. Duke& ________________W, 4-02/22 ____ vs. Mississippi& ___________W, 4-32/23 ____ vs. Georgia& ______________W, 4-33/5 _____ FRESNO ST. _____________W, 6-13/7 _____ @ ASU __________________W, 7-03/8 _____ @ Arizona ________________W, 5-23/13 ____ USC ____________________W, 4-33/27 ____ UTAH ___________________W, 6-13/29 ____ MIDDLE TENNESSEE ______W, 5-24/4 _____ STANFORD ______________W, 4-34/5 _____ CAL _____________________W, 5-24/8 _____ OREGON ________________W, 7-04/11 ____ @ USC __________________W, 6-14/19 ____ @ Stanford _______________ L, 4-34/20 ____ @ Cal ___________________W, 5-25/5 _____ PEPPERDINE ____________ L, 4-35/17 ____ NORTHWESTERN% _______W, 4-05/18 ____ DUKE% _________________W, 4-25/19 ____ GEORGIA% ______________ L, 4-2

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1998 • 17-8; 5-2 Pac-10 (2nd)NCAA Finish: T-5thFinal National Ranking: #7Head Coach: Billy Martin

1/14 ____ SDSU ___________________W, 5-21/21 ____ @ UC Irvine ______________W, 7-01/24 ____ UNLV ___________________W, 7-01/30 ____ ARIZONA ________________W, 6-11/31 ____ ASU ____________________W, 6-12/10 ____ CAL POLY________________W, 7-02/13 ____ @ USC __________________ L, 4-32/19 ____ vs. Illinois& _______________ L, 4-32/20 ____ vs. Mississippi& ___________ L, 5-22/21 ____ vs. Florida& _______________W, 4-33/1 _____ FRESNO ST. _____________W, 5-23/4 _____ USC ____________________W, 5-23/11 ____ WISCONSIN ______________W, 5-23/13 ____ @ ASU __________________W, 6-13/14 ____ @ Arizona ________________W, 7-04/3 _____ @ Stanford _______________ L, 7-04/4 _____ @ Cal ___________________ L, 4-34/10 ____ @ Washington ____________ L, 5-24/11 ____ @ Oregon ________________W, 6-14/17 ____ CAL _____________________W, 7-04/18 ____ STANFORD ______________ L, 6-15/16 ____ ASU^ ____________________W, 4-05/17 ____ WASHINGTON^ ___________W, 4-25/23 ____ vs. Texas% _______________W, 4-25/24 ____ vs. Stanford% _____________ L, 5-0

& - National Team Indoors; ^ NCAA Regionals (Los Angeles); % NCAA Championships (Athens, GA)

1999 • 26-3; 6-1 Pac-10 (2nd)NCAA Finish: 2ndFinal National Ranking: #1Head Coach: Billy Martin

1/13 ____ FRESNO ST. _____________W, 7-01/22 ____ TULANE _________________W, 7-01/29 ____ @ Arizona ________________W, 6-11/30 ____ @ ASU __________________ L, 4-32/2 _____ NEW MEXICO ____________W, 6-12/10 ____ SAN DIEGO ______________W, 7-02/12 ____ USC ____________________W, 5-22/16 ____ @ Washington ____________W, 5-22/18 ____ vs. SMU& ________________W, 5-22/19 ____ @ Washington& ___________W, 4-32/20 ____ vs. Duke& ________________W, 4-22/21 ____ vs. Illinois& _______________W, 4-12/27 ____ RICE ____________________W, 6-13/3 _____ @ USC __________________W, 6-13/12 ____ ASU ____________________W, 5-23/13 ____ ARIZONA ________________W, 7-03/17 ____ MIAMI ___________________W, 6-14/2 _____ STANFORD ______________W, 5-24/3 _____ CAL _____________________W, 6-14/9 _____ OREGON ________________W, 6-14/10 ____ WASHINGTON ____________W, 5-24/16 ____ @ Cal ___________________W, 6-14/17 ____ @ Stanford _______________ L, 4-35/14 ____ WESTERN MICHIGAN^ _____W, 4-05/15 ____ SDSU^ __________________W, 4-15/22 ____ vs. Virginia Tech% _________W, 4-15/23 ____ vs. Florida% ______________W, 4-15/24 ____ vs. LSU% ________________W, 4-15/25 ____ @ Georgia% ______________ L, 4-3

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2000 • 24-4; 6-1 Pac-10 (2nd)NCAA Finish: T-5thFinal National Ranking: #3Head Coach: Billy Martin

1/12 ____ SDSU ___________________W, 6-11/20 ____ UNLV ___________________W, 7-01/26 ____ FRESNO ST. _____________W, 4-31/28 ____ ARIZONA ________________W, 7-01/29 ____ ASU ____________________W, 7-02/1 _____ PEPPERDINE ____________ L, 5-22/12 ____ @ UC Irvine ______________W, 6-12/18 ____ USC ____________________W, 5-22/22 ____ @ Kentucky ______________W, 5-32/24 ____ vs. Harvard& ______________W, 7-02/25 ____ vs. Florida& _______________W, 7-12/26 ____ vs. Duke& ________________W, 5-22/27 ____ vs. Stanford& _____________ L, 4-33/10 ____ @ ASU __________________W, 6-13/11 ____ @ Arizona ________________W, 6-13/14 ____ DUKE ___________________W, 5-23/29 ____ UCSB ___________________W, 6-13/31 ____ @ USC __________________W, 4-34/7 _____ @ Stanford _______________ L, 4-34/8 _____ @ Cal ___________________W, 6-14/14 ____ @ Oregon ________________W, 6-14/15 ____ @ Washington ____________W, 7-04/21 ____ CAL _____________________W, 7-04/22 ____ STANFORD ______________W, 5-25/13 ____ UMKC^ __________________W, 4-05/14 ____ NOTRE DAME^ ___________W, 4-25/20 ____ vs. Texas% _______________W, 4-05/21 ____ vs. Tennessee% ___________ L, 4-1

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2001 • 23-3; 6-1 Pac-10 (2nd)NCAA Finish: T-5thFinal National Ranking: #3Head Coach: Billy Martin

1/19 ____ BYU ____________________W, 6-11/26 ____ @ Arizona ________________W, 6-11/27 ____ @ ASU __________________W, 4-32/9 _____ GEORGIA TECH __________W, 7-02/13 ____ @ Portland _______________W, 6-12/15 ____ vs. SDSU% _______________W, 4-02/16 ____ vs. Texas A&M% ___________W, 4-32/17 ____ vs. TCU% ________________W, 4-22/18 ____ vs. Stanford% _____________W, 4-23/6 _____ @ USC __________________W, 5-23/9 _____ ASU ____________________W, 7-03/10 ____ ARIZONA ________________W, 7-03/13 ____ KENTUCKY ______________W, 7-03/15 ____ PEPPERDINE ____________W, 6-13/28 ____ CAL POLY________________W, 7-03/30 ____ USC ____________________W, 5-24/6 _____ STANFORD ______________ L, 4-34/7 _____ CAL _____________________W, 5-24/13 ____ WASHINGTON ____________W, 7-04/14 ____ OREGON ________________W, 6-14/21 ____ @ Stanford _______________ L, 4-34/22 ____ @ Cal ___________________W, 4-35/12 ____ SACRAMENTO ST.^ _______W, 4-05/13 ____ SOUTH FLORIDA^ _________W, 4-05/20 ____ vs. Washington& ___________W, 4-15/21 ____ vs. SMU& ________________ L, 4-3

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The 1997 UCLA Bruins fi nished with a 25-4 over-all record, reaching the semifi nals at the NCAA Championships.

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2002 • 23-5; 6-1 Pac-10 (1st)NCAA Finish: T-3rdFinal National Ranking: #3Head Coach: Billy Martin

1/16 ____ UCSB ___________________W, 6-11/24 ____ FRESNO ST. _____________W, 6-11/29 ____ UNLV ___________________W, 7-02/1 _____ USC ____________________W, 7-02/5 _____ @ Kentucky ______________W, 4-32/7 _____ vs. Kentucky& _____________W, 4-22/8 _____ vs. USC& ________________ L, 4-12/9 _____ vs. Duke& ________________W, 4-12/16 ____ SAN DIEGO ______________W, 6-12/19 ____ SDSU ___________________W, 5-22/22 ____ @ Arizona State ___________W, 6-12/23 ____ @ Arizona ________________W, 6-12/27 ____ PEPPERDINE ____________W, 5-23/7 _____ @ USC __________________W, 4-33/13 ____ DUKE ___________________W, 6-13/29 ____ ARIZONA ________________W, 7-03/30 ____ ARIZONA STATE __________W, 5-24/5 _____ CAL _____________________ L, 4-34/6 _____ STANFORD ______________ L, 5-24/12 ____ @ Washington ____________W, 5-24/13 ____ @ Oregon ________________W, 7-04/19 ____ @ Stanford _______________W, 4-34/20 ____ @ Cal ___________________ L, 5-25/11 ____ UCSB^ __________________W, 4-05/12 ____ SDSU^ __________________W, 4-15/18 ____ vs. Florida% ______________W, 4-05/19 ____ vs. Auburn% ______________W, 4-05/20 ____ vs. Georgia% _____________ L, 4-2

& - National Team Indoors; ^ NCAA Regionals (Los Angeles); % NCAA Championships(College Station, TX)

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS (2002-2005)2003 • 24-4; 6-1 Pac-10 (2nd)NCAA Finish: T-3rdFinal National Ranking: #6Head Coach: Billy Martin

1/15 ____ UC IRVINE _______________W, 7-01/24 ____ FRESNO STATE ___________W, 7-01/28 ____ UNLV ___________________W, 7-01/31 ____ @ USC __________________W, 6-12/5 _____ SAN DIEGO ______________W, 7-02/7 _____ OHIO STATE _____________W, 5-22/14 ____ ARIZONA STATE __________W, 6-12/15 ____ ARIZONA ________________W, 7-02/18 ____ @ Kentucky ______________W, 4-32/20 ____ vs. SDSU& _______________W, 4-02/21 ____ vs. Duke& ________________W, 4-12/22 ____ vs. Florida& _______________ L, 4-13/5 _____ VIRGINIA ________________W, 4-33/7 _____ USC ____________________W, 7-03/12 ____ SDSU ___________________W, 6-13/28 ____ @ Arizona ________________W, 5-23/29 ____ @ Arizona State ___________W, 6-14/4 _____ @ California ______________ L, 5-24/5 _____ @ Stanford _______________W, 5-24/11 ____ OREGON ________________W, 6-14/12 ____ WASHINGTON ____________W, 7-04/18 ____ STANFORD ______________ L, 4-34/19 ____ CALIFORNIA _____________W, 6-15/10 ____ WICHITA STATE^ __________W, 4-05/11 ____ USC^ ___________________W, 4-05/17 ____ vs. Oklahoma St.% _________W, 4-05/18 ____ vs. Florida% ______________W, 4-15/19 ____ vs. Vanderbilt% ____________ L, 4-3

& - National Team Indoors; ^ NCAA Regionals (Los Angeles); % NCAA Championships(Athens, GA)

2004 • 23-6; 6-1 Pac-10 (T-1st)NCAA Finish: 2ndFinal National Ranking: #3Head Coach: Billy Martin 1/14 ____ UC IRVINE _______________W, 7-01/22 ____ FRESNO STATE ___________W, 7-01/27 ____ CLEMSON _______________W, 7-01/30 ____ USC ____________________W, 4-32/5 _____ vs. Kentucky& _____________W, 4-22/6 _____ vs. Florida& _______________W, 4-22/7 _____ vs. Mississippi& ___________W, 4-32/8 _____ vs. Illinois& _______________ L, 0-42/17 ____ BYU ____________________W, 6-12/20 ____ @ Arizona St. _____________ L, 2-52/21 ____ @ Arizona ________________W, 4-32/26 ____ BAYLOR _________________ L, 2-53/2 _____ @ USC __________________ L, 3-43/10 ____ DUKE ___________________ L, 3-43/12 ____ ARIZONA ________________W, 7-03/13 ____ ARIZONA ST. _____________W, 7-03/16 ____ SAN DIEGO ST. ___________W, 7-04/2 _____ CALIFORNIA _____________W, 7-04/3 _____ STANFORD ______________W, 5-24/9 _____ @ Oregon ________________W, 6-14/10 ____ @ Washington ____________W, 5-24/16 ____ @ Stanford ______________W, 4-34/17 ____ @ California ______________W, 7-05/15 ____ ORAL ROBERTS^ _________W, 4-05/16 ____ PEPPERDINE^ ____________W, 4-05/22 ____ vs. Texas A&M% ___________W, 4-15/23 ____ vs. Clemson% _____________W, 4-05/24 ____ vs. Illinois% _______________W, 4-35/25 ____ vs. Baylor% _______________ L, 0-4

& - National Team Indoors; ^ NCAA Regionals (Los Angeles); % NCAA Championships(Tulsa, OK)

2005 • 27-3; 6-1 Pac-10 (T-1st)NCAA Finish: 1stFinal National Ranking: #1Head Coach: Billy Martin

1/20 ____ AZUSA PACIFIC ___________W, 7-01/21 ____ PACIFIC _________________W, 7-01/25 ____ UNLV ___________________W, 7-01/26 ____ BYU ____________________W, 7-01/28 ____ UC IRVINE _______________W, 7-02/1 _____ UC SANTA BARBARA ______W, 7-02/4 _____ SAN DIEGO STATE ________W, 7-02/8 _____ SAN DIEGO ______________W, 6-12/17 ____ vs. Oklahoma State& _______W, 4-22/18 ____ vs. Virginia& ______________ L, 4-22/19 ____ vs. Florida& _______________W, 4-12/25 ____ STANFORD ______________W, 4-32/26 ____ CAL _____________________W, 7-03/1 _____ @ USC __________________ L, 5-23/11 ____ @ Arizona State ___________W, 7-03/12 ____ @ Arizona ________________W, 5-23/16 ____ VCU ____________________W, 7-03/25 ____ ARIZONA ________________W, 7-03/26 ____ ARIZONA STATE __________W, 7-04/1 _____ WASHINGTON ____________W, 5-04/2 _____ OREGON ________________W, 6-14/8 _____ @ Cal ___________________ L, 4-34/9 _____ @ Stanford _______________W, 4-34/15 ____ USC ____________________W, 5-25/14 ____ MANHATTAN^ ____________W, 4-05/15 ____ CAL^ ____________________W, 4-25/21 ____ vs. Tennessee% ___________W, 4-15/22 ____ vs. Virginia% ______________W, 4-15/23 ____ vs. Mississippi% ___________W, 4-25/24 ____ vs. Baylor% _______________W, 4-3

& - National Team Indoors; ^ NCAA Regionals (Los Angeles); % NCAA Championships(College Station, TX)

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YEAR RECORD (Pct.) CONF. NCAA COACH1950 12-4 (.750) — 1st Bill Ackerman1951 16-1 (.941) 1st 3rd J.D. Morgan1952 10-2 (.833) T-1st 1st J.D. Morgan1953 12-3 (.800) — 1st J.D. Morgan1954 19-0 (1.000) 1st 1st J.D. Morgan1955 11-2 (.846) — 3rd J.D. Morgan1956 14-1 (.933) 1st 1st J.D. Morgan1957 9-2 (.818) T-1st — J.D. Morgan1958 7-0 (1.000) 1st — J.D. Morgan1959 15-1 (.938) 1st — J.D. Morgan1960 14-3 (.824) 1st 1st J.D. Morgan1961 13-0 (1.000) 1st 1st J.D. Morgan1962 10-3 (.769) 2nd 2nd J.D. Morgan1963 — 2nd 2nd J.D. Morgan1964 — 2nd 2nd J.D. Morgan1965 11-0 (1.000) 1st 1st J.D. Morgan1966 — 2nd 2nd J.D. Morgan1967 12-2 (.857) 2nd 2nd Glenn Bassett1968 14-2 (.875) 2nd 3rd Glenn Bassett1969 18-1-1 (.925) 1st 2nd Glenn Bassett1970 19-1 (.950) 1st 1st Glenn Bassett1971 17-0 (1.000) 1st 1st Glenn Bassett1972 13-4-1 (.750) 3rd 3rd Glenn Bassett1973 21-4 (.840) 1st 3rd Glenn Bassett1974 18-3 (.857) 2nd 6th Glenn Bassett1975 19-0 (1.000) 1st 1st Glenn Bassett1976 17-1 (.944) 1st T-1st Glenn Bassett1977 19-2 (.905) 1st 3rd Glenn Bassett1978 23-3 (.885) — 2nd Glenn Bassett1979 26-2 (.929) — 1st Glenn Bassett1980 21-5 (.808) — T-5th Glenn Bassett1981 24-3 (.889) 1st 2nd Glenn Bassett1982 30-3 (.909) 1st 1st Glenn Bassett1983 25-9 (.735) T-3rd T-5th Glenn Bassett1984 31-3 (.912) 2nd 1st Glenn Bassett1985 31-4 (.886) 1st 2nd Glenn Bassett1986 29-2 (.935) 1st T-3rd Glenn Bassett1987 23-8 (.742) 2nd 2nd Glenn Bassett1988 17-10 (.630) 3rd T-9th Glenn Bassett1989 26-4 (.867) 1st T-5th Glenn Bassett1990 27-4 (.871) 1st T-3rd Glenn Bassett1991 27-4 (.871) 2nd T-5th Glenn Bassett1992 21-5 (.808) 2nd T-3rd Glenn Bassett1993 24-3 (.889) 2nd T-3rd Glenn Bassett1994 22-6 (.786) 3rd T-3rd Billy Martin1995 19-6 (.760) 3rd T-3rd Billy Martin1996 27-1 (.964) 1st 2nd Billy Martin1997 25-4 (.862) T-1st T-3rd Billy Martin1998 17-8 (.680) T-2nd T-5th Billy Martin1999 26-3 (.896) T-1st 2nd Billy Martin2000 24-4 (.857) 2nd T-5th Billy Martin2001 23-3 (.885) 2nd T-5th Billy Martin2002 23-5 (.821) 1st T-3rd Billy Martin2003 24-4 (.857) 2nd T-3rd Billy Martin2004 23-6 (.793) T-1st 2nd Billy Martin2005 27-3 (.900) T-1st 1st Billy Martin

Record Since 1950: 1045-164-2 Winning Percentage Since 1950: .864National Championships: 16 Conference Championships: 29

Alabama ______________________________ 2-0ARIZONA ____________________________ 56-0ARIZONA STATE ______________________ 58-2Arkansas ______________________________ 5-0Auburn ________________________________ 3-0Azusa-Pacifi c ___________________________ 1-0BAYLOR ______________________________ 1-2BOISE STATE __________________________ 2-1BRIGHAM YOUNG _____________________ 12-0CALIFORNIA_________________________ 73-10California Baptist ________________________ 2-0Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo) _______________ 10-0Cal State Bakersfi eld _____________________ 3-0Cal State Fullerton _______________________ 1-0Cal State Northridge _____________________ 3-0Chapman College _______________________ 6-0Clemson ______________________________ 7-2Columbia ______________________________ 1-0Corpus Christi __________________________ 1-0Davis _________________________________ 1-0DUKE _______________________________ 11-2Florida _______________________________ 11-1Fresno State __________________________ 22-0French Davis Cup Team __________________ 1-0Georgia ______________________________ 3-10Georgia Tech ___________________________ 4-0Harvard _______________________________ 9-0Houston _______________________________ 1-0Illinois _________________________________ 3-2Kansas ________________________________ 2-0Kentucky ______________________________ 8-1Long Beach State ______________________ 14-1Louisiana State _________________________ 4-0Manhattan _____________________________ 1-0Maryland ______________________________ 1-0Miami _________________________________ 9-0Michigan ______________________________ 8-0Middle Tennessee _______________________ 1-0Minnesota _____________________________ 1-0Mississippi _____________________________ 3-1Mississippi State ________________________ 1-0Missouri-Kansas City _____________________ 1-0New Mexico ____________________________ 8-0North Carolina __________________________ 2-0Northwestern ___________________________ 1-0Notre Dame ____________________________ 5-0Ohio State _____________________________ 1-0Oklahoma _____________________________ 1-0

Oklahoma City University _________________ 1-0Oklahoma State _________________________ 3-0Oral Roberts ___________________________ 1-0OREGON _____________________________ 12-0Pacifi c ________________________________ 3-0Pan American University __________________ 1-0PEPPERDINE ________________________ 38-13Portland _______________________________ 1-0Princeton ______________________________ 8-0Redlands _____________________________ 16-0Rice __________________________________ 1-0Sacramento State _______________________ 1-0SAN DIEGO __________________________ 21-0SAN DIEGO STATE ____________________ 30-0San Diego City College ___________________ 1-0Santa Monica City College ________________ 1-0San Jose State _______________________ 29-11South Alabama _________________________ 1-0South Carolina __________________________ 6-0South Florida ___________________________ 1-0Southern Methodist _____________________ 13-3SIU-Edwardsville ________________________ 2-0Southwestern Louisiana __________________ 1-1STANFORD __________________________ 51-45Tennessee _____________________________ 7-2Texas _________________________________ 8-0Texas A&M _____________________________ 3-0Texas Christian ________________________ 10-1Trinity _________________________________ 9-0Tulane ________________________________ 1-0UC Irvine _____________________________ 29-2UC Riverside ___________________________ 1-0UC San Diego __________________________ 2-0UC Santa Barbara ______________________ 24-1UNLV ________________________________ 13-0USC ________________________________ 61-32Utah __________________________________ 7-0Vanderbilt ______________________________ 1-1Virginia ________________________________ 2-1Virginia Commonwealth ___________________ 1-0Virginia Tech ___________________________ 1-0WASHINGTON ________________________ 20-1Washington State _______________________ 5-0West Virginia ___________________________ 4-0Western Michigan _______________________ 1-0Wichita State ___________________________ 2-0Wisconsin _____________________________ 2-0

YEARLY RECORD (SINCE 1950)

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2006 Opponents in BOLD CAPS

COACHING HISTORY

MISCELLANEOUS RECORDSUCLA VS. OPPONENTS (SINCE 1967)

BILL ACKERMAN1921-1950 (29 Years)

Record: 12-4*

J.D. MORGAN1951-1966 (16 Years)

Record: 161-18

GLENN BASSETT1967-1993 (27 Years)

Record: 592-89-2

BILLY MARTIN1994-Present (12 Years)

Record: 280-53