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Sept. 4 at California 10 a.m.Sept. 10 at Fresno Pacific 3:30 p.m.Sept. 11 at Redlands* (1) 9 a.m.

Sept. 11 vs. Whittier* (1) 2:30 p.m.Sept. 11 vs. Occidental* (1) 5 p.m.Sept. 12 vs. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps* (1) 9 a.m.Sept. 12 vs. Pomona-Pitzer* (1) 1:30 p.m.

Sept. 18-19 at NorCal Invitational (2) All DaySEPT. 20 AIR FORCE* NOONSEPT. 25 SANTA CLARA* (3) 9 A.M.SEPT. 25 CALIFORNIA (3) 4:15 P.M.SEPT. 25 AMERICAN RIVER (EXH.) (3) 5:30 P.M.

SEPT. 26 REDLANDS* 10 A.M.Oct. 8 at Pacific 3 p.m.OCT. 9 ALUMNI (EXH.) 12 NOONOCT. 15 UC SAN DIEGO* 3:30 P.M.OCT. 16 PEPPERDINE* 6 P.M.Oct. 23 vs. Brown (4) 11:30 a.m.Oct. 23 vs. Cal Baptist (4) 3:15 p.m.Oct. 24 vs. Air Force *(4) 10:15 a.m.Oct. 24 at Bucknell (4) 4:30 p.m.NOV. 5 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT* 6 P.M.NOV. 12 STANFORD 6 P.M.Nov. 13 at Santa Clara* NoonNov. 19-21 at WWPA Championship (5) All Day * Western Water Polo Association game

TOURNAMENT KEY

(1) Inland Empire Classic (Redlands/La Verne, Calif.)

(2) NorCal Invitational (Berkeley, Calif.)

(3) AGGIE SHOOTOUT (DAVIS, Calif.)

(4) The Rodeo (Santa Clara, Calif.)

(5) WWPA Championship (Santa Clara, Calif.)

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Cory Lyle

Erik Quinn

Mattie Stone

Carlos Martinez

Matt Richardson

Small town. Big school.UC Davis is ranked 16th among public universities nationwide by the National Research Council, is listed 11th among public universities nationwide by U.S. News & World Report; and is 10th in research funding among all U.S. ranked public universities by the National Science Foundation. The campus is a member of the prestigious Association of American Universities, one of just 62 institutions of higher learning to be admitted to this distinguished group.

Founded in 1908 as the University Farm amid the fertile fields of the state’s Central Valley, UC Davis embarks on a centennial celebration during the 2008-09 academic year. The campus encompasses the colleges of Letters and Science, Engineering, Biological Sciences, and Agricultural and Environmental Sciences; and professional schools in Law, Management, Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, and Education. It also operates the UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento, one of the leading teaching and research hospitals in the nation. In 2007, the campus announced a $100 million in founding support from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation to launch the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing.

This is a period of growth and change for UC Davis. The campus has seen growth in student, faculty and staff populations and is in the midst of more than $1 billion in new construction. New facilities do or will include new laboratories, new classrooms and new student sports and recreation facilities. Thanks to the generosity of one of the world’s most renowned winemakers,

groundbreaking took place in 2005 on the Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science. The Robert and Margrit Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts opened in 2002 and is a showcase part of the campus.

UC Davis has enjoyed a distinguished history in athletics as it continues a new era in NCAA Division I. The Aggies are official members in most sports in the Big West Conference which includes fellow UC campuses Irvine, Riverside and Santa Barbara. The transition to Division I brought to an end a successful Division II era in which UC Davis captured six Directors’ Cups in eight years, awarded annually to the most successful athletics program in the country. UC Davis also twice received recognition from Sports Illustrated for Women as the top Div. II school for women while Sports Illustrated has also previously honored the institution. In addition to 26 varsity sports (14 for women and 12 for men), the campus offers nearly 40 student-organized club sports. Women's field hockey will become the 27th varsity sport when it begins competition in 2009. And each year, more than 19,000 students participate in intramural sports.

All students can enjoy abundant on- and off-campus recreational facilities for tennis, softball, basketball, volleyball and golf. Given the area’s Mediterranean climate, outdoor recreation continues year round. The program is also among the nation’s leaders in NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship recipients and has had three winners of the prestigious NCAA Woman of the Year Award, tied for the most among all schools in the country.

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School UniversityofCalifornia,Davis(UCDavis)Address OneShieldsAvenue/Davis,CA95616Established/Founded 1905/1908Enrollment 32,153Nickname AggiesColors YaleBlue&GoldNational Affiliation NCAADivisionIConference WesternWaterPoloAssociationHome Site SchaalAquaticsCenter(500)

Chancellor Dr.LindaKatehi(AthensPolytechnic’77)Director of Athletics GregWarzecka(California’73)Senior Associate A.D.Compliance,Eligibility&SportsMed.. NonaRichardson(MichiganState’83)Ext.Affairs&ResourceDev.: CindySpiro(Pacific’76)Executive Assistant A.D. MikeBazemore(SamHoustonState’82)Assistant A.D.sMediaRelations: MikeRobles(CalPoly’88)FootballOps&EventMgmt: JoshFlushman(UCDavis’00)Marketing&Promotions: ScottBrayton(UCDavis‘94)Compliance: JenniferCardone(Adelphi‘90)Development: MikeAngius(UCDavis‘77)Faculty Athletic Rep. Dr.CatherineVandeVoort(IowaState’72)Head Athletic Trainer JeffHogan(UCDavis’81)Director of Academic Services MichelleRoppeau(Carleton)

Head Coach SteveDoten,10thYear(California’90)Career Record 138-128,92-44vs.WWPAUC Davis Record SameCoach’s Office 181HickeyGym OneShieldsAvenue Davis,CA95616Water Polo Office 530/752-0648Coach’s E-Mail Address sdoten@ucdavis.edu

Assistant Coach TomKurth,4thYear(California’05)Assistant Coach KandaceWaldthaler,1stYear(Indiana’05)Volunteer Assistant MattSorgenfrei,1stYear(CalPoly)

Media Relations Contact MarkHonbo(UCDavis’95)Media Relations Office 530/752-8050Honbo’s E-Mail Address mwhonbo@ucdavis.eduMedia Relations FAX 530/754-5674Official Website http//www.ucdavisaggies.com

2009 Record 15-16,8-7WWPA2009 Finish 5thatWWPAChampionshipLetterwinners Ret./Lost 14/6

2010 Quick Facts

GENERAL INFOQuick Facts .......................................................................................1Head Coach Steve Doten ...................................................................2Assistant Coaches ..............................................................................32010 Roster .....................................................................................13 AGGIE PROFILESCory Lyle, Carlos Martinez ................................................................4Erik Quinn, Matt Richardson ............................................................5Mattie Stone, Luke Collins.................................................................6Walter Eggert, Ryan Hagens ..............................................................7Russell Hampton, Kevin Peat .............................................................8Aaron Salit, Hank Dickey, Colin Hicks...............................................9Anders MacCarthy, Kevin Meisel, Matt Vowell, Trevor Allen ............10Stuart Dooley, Michael Millstein, Teddy Nicholson ..........................11Bernie Rogers, Michael Wright ........................................................12

RECAP & RECORDS2009 Game-by-Game Results ..........................................................142009 Individual Statistics ................................................................15School Records .......................................................................... 16-17

CAMPUS SECTIONThis is UC Davis ............................................................................. i-iiAbout UC Davis Athletics .............................................................iii-ivFacilities Overview ........................................................................v-viTransition to Division I ....................................................................vii

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STEVE DOTEN Head Coach10th YearCalifornia ’90

Steve Doten enters his 10th season at the helm of the UC Davis men’s water polo program. He enjoyed his best season to date in 2007, when his team won a school-record 22 games, went undefeated against mem-bers of the Western Water Polo Association, then advanced to the title game of the conference tournament. For his part, Doten was selected as WWPA Coach of the Year.

During that season, UC Davis climbed as high as No. 8 in the national poll, finishing at No. 11. The previous year, the Aggies ascended to No. 6 in the collegiate rankings -- the highest in Doten’s career. The team posted six wins over top-10 programs during that season.

Additionally, his student-athletes have enjoyed a parade of accolades during recent seasons. In 2007, David Welch, Nick Arrigo and Mike Mc-Gee each earned ACWPC All-America honorable mention and claimed spots on the All-WWPA squad. McGee and Arrigo added third-team All-America honors in 2008.

On October 5, 2007, UC Davis defeated 15th-ranked Pacific by a final of 8-4, marking Doten’s 100th career victory. He enters the upcom-ing season with a career mark of 123-112 overall, including a 76-33 conference ledger.

Doten’s teams also have enjoyed tremendous success in the classroom. The Aggies’ composite grade-point average has risen each year since his arrival. In 2006-07, Doten’s squad was a co-winner of the athletics department’s Lysle Leach Award for sporting the highest overall team GPA. Four made the ACWPC All-Academic squad, including the inclu-sion of Welch in the Outstanding category. Welch also added ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District second-team honors.

UC Davis men’s water polo repeated as co-recipient of the Lysle Leach Award in 2008 and was one of just five teams nationwide to amass a cumulative GPA of better than 3.0 during the 2007-08 academic year. Furthermore, a total of 10 Aggies captured ACWPC All-Academic awards.

Other key seasons in Doten’s UC Davis career include the 2002 campaign, in which the Aggies tied the school record with 19 wins. That team also posted 15 wins in the WWPA, the highest mark since 1990. In 2001, his first season at UC Davis, Doten was named the NCAA Division II Coach of the Year. He also guided two players, Travis Engelman and Tim Rogers, to first-team All-American status.

In addition to his duties at UC Davis, Doten started the Davis Water Polo Club men’s open team in the summer of 2001, for which he serves as head coach. In 2003, both his junior and senior teams qualified for the USA Water Polo National Championships for the first time. In 2005, Doten brought the national tournament to Schaal Aquatics Center, where is 20-and-under team won the bronze medal. In 2008, Doten’s senior national team placed eighth, its highest-ever finish.

In 2004 and 2007, Doten was selected as Elite Coach of the Year for the Central California Zone by the USAWP Coaches Committee. Additionally, Doten served as president of the WWPA from 2003 to 2006. Then in 2009, he was chosen for the staff at the USA Water Polo Holiday Camp, an annual event for the Olympic Development Program (ODP).

Prior to UC Davis, Doten was an assistant coach with the Cal women’s water polo team from 1995-99. During this time, the Golden Bears fin-ished second at the Collegiate Water Polo National Championships in 1996, 1997 and 1998. Doten also served as a coach for the Golden Bear Water Polo Club team. He helped lead the team to two USWP national championships in 1998 and 1999.

As a player, Doten spent three seasons (1986-88) under legendary coaches Pete Cutino and Steve Heaston, helping Cal to a 91-14 record during that time and NCAA championships in 1987 and 1988. The Golden Bears were national runners-up in 1986. Doten, who graduated from UC Berkeley in 1990 with a degree in sports sociology, earned his master’s in kinesiology and physical education in 1994 and completed course work for his Ph.D. in education in 2000.

He and his wife, Lisa, have three children - daughters Kendall and Brooke, and son Trey. The family resides in Davis. All three children play for the Davis Water Polo Club.

DOTEN YEAR-BY-YEAR WWPA WWPA Overall Nat’lYear Record Tourney Record Rank2009 8-7 3rd 15-16 11th2008 8-4 3rd 13-15 11th2007 14-0 2nd 22-7 11th2006 10-5 3rd 15-15 T11th2005 10-5 4th 16-15 T13th2004 12-5 4th 17-16 13th2003 10-5 4th 14-16 19th2002 15-5 5th 19-12 —2001 4-8 5th 7-16 —

Totals 91-44 (.674) 138-128 (.519)

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TOM KURTH Assistant Coach4th YearCalifornia ’05

Former California center and Davis Senior High School standout Tom Kurth returned to his hometown to serve as Steve Doten’s top assistant for 2006. He now enters his fourth season on the coaching staff, having rejoined the Aggies in 2010 after a one-year hiatus.

Kurth lettered four years for the Golden Bears, serving as team captain as a senior in 2005. He scored 23 goals during his career, including a career-high 12 in his senior season.

Kurth also played club ball for Lamorinda, helping his team capture the bronze medal at the USWP Senior Nationals. He graduated from Cal in June 2006, earning his degree in history.

Before his collegiate career, Kurth had been a first-team All-American at Davis High, helping lead the Blue Devils to four straight Sac-Joaquin Section championships. He earned section MVP honors as a senior in 2001, having scored 219 goals during his final two years.

In June of 2010, Kurth married former UC Davis lacrosse great Tar-ryn Furr.

Aggie Coaching HistoryUC Davis men’s water polo fielded its first team in 1946, using what later became known as Hickey Pool as its home venue. The Aggies enjoyed success in the 1950s as a member of the Northern California Water Polo League’s ‘B’ Division.

In 1963, the Far Western Conference added water polo as one of its fall sports. The Aggies won 16 of the next 19 titles, all under the guidance of Jerry Hinsdale.

Coach YearsOscarCook 1946-51MervShenson 1952AlKelly 1953DonAppelton/NormNielson 1955BobSheesly 1956HerbSchmalenberger 1957VernHickey 1958-60JerryHinsdale 1961-84,’86-88JameyWright 1985,1989TomElson 1990-2000SteveDoten 2001-Present

KANDACE WALDTHALER Assistant Coach1st YearIndiana ’05

A 2005 All-American with Indiana, Kandace Waldthaler returned to the Davis water polo scene in 2010 as an assistant coach for both the Aggie men’s and women’s water polo. She is involved in aspects of the programs.

Originally from Armijo High in Fairfield, Calif., Waldthaler earned JC All-America honors and a conference MVP nod for nearby Sierra College before embarking on her two-year career in Bloomington. As a senior, she led the Hoosiers with 55 goals, 55 drawn exclusions, five four-meter penalty shots and nine hat tricks to capture AWPCA (now ACWPC) All-America third-team distinction.

While at IU, Waldthaler retained her ties with Northern California, serving as a coach at Sierra Water Polo Club in 2004 then with Davis WPC in 2005. She served at the helm of the girls’ 12-and-under squad, solidifying her ties with Aggie mentors Steve Doten and Jamey Wright.

After playing pro ball for St. George of the Australian National Water Polo League, Waldthaler served as an assistant at Indiana for four years, partially while completing her masters’ studies. She received her M.S. in applied sports science in 2009. Waldthaler had also excelled as an IU undergrad, earning AWPCA All-Academic Superior accolades both years before graduating with her degree in exercise science.

MATT SORGENFREI Volunteer Assistant1st YearCal Poly ’07

Former Cal Poly swimmer and current UC Davis Ph.D. student Matt Sorgenfrei joins Steve Doten’s men’s water polo staff as a volunteer as-sistant. He will serve mostly as a team statistician.

An alumnus of Palo Alto High, Sorgenfrei competed in the 400 indi-vidual medley and 400 free relay before graduating with his bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering. He then headed northward to UC Davis, completing his M.S. in the same field in 2009. During his time in Davis, Sorgenfrei made his acquaintance with Doten and the local water polo scene as a member of the Davis WPC.

Sorgenfrei enters his second year in the Ph.D. program at UC Davis. His younger brother, Mike, faced the Aggies on numerous occasions as a member of the Santa Clara water polo team.

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CORY LYLE Attacker5-11 • 180 • Sr.Carlsbad, Calif.Carlsbad HS ’06

�009: ALL-WWPA SECOND TEAM... Scored team-high 32 goals with 10 assists in 30 games (542 minutes)... Shot .432 overall (32-for-74), 10-for-12 from the five-meter penalty line... Added 16 steals, 25 drawn exclusions (20 majors, 5 five-meter) and 6 field blocks... Totaled 8 goals at WWPA tournament, including hat tricks vs. Santa Clara (11/20) and Air Force (11/22)... Scored first collegiate hat trick vs. Concordia (10/25).

�008: Appeared in 25 games... Shot 10-for-22 (.455) with 11 as-sists in 310 minutes... Also tallied 15 steals, 10 drawn exclusions and 3 blocks... Won 11 of 19 sprints... Enjoyed solid WWPA tournament: had assist and 2 steals vs. Air Force (11/21), 3 assists vs. UC San Diego (11/22), then a goal and 2 steals vs. Santa Clara (11/23)... Nabbed 3 steals with drawn exclusion and drawn five-meter penalty vs. Long Beach State (10/26)... Scored goal with 2 assists and 2 drawn exclusions earlier that day vs. Air Force.

�007: Saw action in 26 games, playing 218 minutes... Scored 6 goals with 6 assists... Also had 9 steals, 10 drawn exclusions and 3 field blocks... Had 3 goals during UCSC Slugfest, including 2-goal performance vs. Whittier (9/22).

�006: Redshirted.CARLSBAD HS ’06: Earned second-team All-San Diego Section as a

senior... Also earned first-team All-Avocado League honors... Led water polo team to three straight 30-3 records... Selected as school’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year for both water polo and swimming... Lancers won CIF-SDS titles in both aquatic sports throughout his career... Played eight years of club ball for Carlsbad WPC.

PERSONAL: Born in San Diego, Calif.... Majoring in communica-tion... Parents are Scott & Eileen Lyle... Career highlight was winning seven San Diego Section titles.

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CARLOS MARTINEZAttacker6-1 • 185 • Sr.Walnut Creek, Calif.Las Lomas HS ’06

�009: ALL-WWPA FIRST TEAM... Logged 646 minutes in 31 games (20.8 avg.)... Scored 24 goals on 57 shots (.421)... Added 7 assists, 22 steals, 14 drawn exclusions (12 majors, 2 five-meter) and a team-high 12 field blocks... Tallied back-to-back hat tricks (the first of his career) vs. Chapman (11/21) and Air Force (11/22) during the WWPA tourna-ment... Also garned All-Academic honors from both the conference and ACWPC (Superior).

�008: Logged 73 minutes in 16 games... Shot 4-for-6 with 3 assists and 3 steals for the year... Scored a goal with 2 steals and a dawn exclu-sion vs. Cal Lutheran (9/27)... Longest outing was 17 minutes vs. Navy (9/21) at NorCal Invite.

�007: Played in 7 games for 60 total minutes... Shot 5-for-7 with 2 steals and a drawn exclusion... Posted first collegiate hat trick vs. La Verne at UCSC Slugfest (9/23).

�006: Redshirted.LAS LOMAS HS ’06: Selected to All-Diablo Foothill Athletic League

first team as a junior and senior... Played club ball for East Bay Water Polo from 2002-06.

PERSONAL: Born in San Francisco, Calif.... Double major in psy-chology and communication... Parents are Carlos & Maria Martinez... Older sister, Maria, attended UC Davis.

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ERIK QUINN Goalkeeper6-1 • 180 • Sr.San Anselmo, Calif.Drake HS ’07

�009: Saw action in seven games, starting four... Played 168 minutes between the posts, recording 39 saves against 32 goals (.549 average)... Had season-best 9 saves in starts vs. UC San Diego (9/20) and Fresno Pacific (10/23)... Posted 3 saves with 3 steals vs. La Verne (9/12), then compiled 7 saves against 5 goals vs. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (9/13) the next day at the Inland Empire Classic.

�008: Played in 10 games, starting six... Totalled 57 saves against 43 goals in 184 minutes for .570 average... Stopped 10 shots vs. Cal Lutheran (9/27) then had season-best 13 saves the next morning vs. Oc-cidental (9/28)... However, CLU game was highlighted by two full-tank goals... Hit buzzer-beater to end first quarter, then launched another late in second quarter... Became first UC Davis goalkeeper to score a goal since Mike DeJong scord two vs. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps in 1997... Made first career starts at Triton Invitational, playing first halves vs. host UCSD and Pomona-Pitzer.

�007: Appeared in five games as a reserve, totaling 49 minutes... Posted 20 saves against just six goals allowed... Saw majority of his action at UCSC Slugfest (9/22-9/23), tallying 7 saves each vs. Whittier and La Verne.

DRAKE HS ’07: Selected to All-North Coast Section third team as a junior and senior... Earned All-Marin County Athletic League honors in both baseball (pitcher/utility) and water polo during his last two years... Team won three straight MCAL titles... Played three years of club ball for Marin WPC.

PERSONAL: Born in Greenbrae, Calif.... Majoring in international relations... Parents are Jim & Marsha Quinn.

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MATT RICHARDSON Attacker5-11 • 170 • Sr.Palos Verdes Estates, Calif.Palos Verdes HS ’06

�009: Led Aggies in minutes played (748), minutes per game (24.1), assists (37) and steals (30)... Also scored 25 goals with 12 drawn exclu-sions (11 majors, one five-meter penalty)... Shot .329 overall (76 at-tempts), but improved to .600 (9-for-15) on extra-man opportunities... Posted first career hat trick vs. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (9/13) then added a second vs. Air Force (11/22)... Notched season-high 5 assist vs. Santa Clara (11/20) and Chapman (11/21) at WWPA Championship... Earned All-Academic nods from ACWPC (Excellent) and conference.

�008: Appeared in all 28 games... Scored 9 goals with 18 assists in just 210 minutes... Added 11 steals and 4 drawn exclusions (including a five-meter penalty)... Posted season-high 3 assists vs. Cal Baptist (9/21)... Scored a goal with 2 assists and a steal vs. Cal Lutheran the following weekend (9/27).

�007: Played a total of 143 minutes in 25 games... Shot 8-for-18 (.444) with 5 assists... Also tallied 5 steals... Managed a pair of 2-goal games: vs. Whittier (9/22) and Harvard (10/6).

�006: Redshirted.PALOS VERDES HS ’06: Named to NISCA All-America team as

a senior... Also captured Southern California All-America, Cal/Hawaii All-America and All-Southern Section nods... Selected as Bay League MVP and South Bay Daily Breeze Player of the Year... Played club ball for Los Angeles WPC.

PERSONAL: Born in La Jolla, Calif.... Majoring in managerial eco-nomics... Parents are Sean & Debbie Richardson... Career plans are to attend medical school then become an orthopedic surgeon.

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MATTIE STONE Utility5-9 • 198 • Sr.Novato, Calif.Marin Catholic Prep ’06

�009: Saw action in 12 games for 55 minutes... Did not score in 5 shots, but drew 2 exclusions: one each vs. Santa Clara (11/14) and Chapman (11/21).

�008: Appeared in 7 games for 32 minutes... Scored 2 goals with 2 assists... Both goals were on 6-on-5 opportunities vs. Cal Lutheran (9/27)... Added an assist in that 10-minute stint.

�007: Played 51 minutes in 7 games... Shot 3-for-4 with an assist... Scored first career goal vs. Whittier (9/22).

�006: Redshirted.MARIN CATHOLIC PREP ’06: Selected to first-team All-Marin

County Athletic League as a junior and senior...Named as team MVP as a junior.

PERSONAL: Born in Kentfield, Calif.... Majoring in organizational studies... Parents are Mike & Cathy Stone.

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LUKE COLLINSUtility6-2 • 180 • JuniorEl Cajon, Calif.Valhalla HS ’08

�009: Logged 292 minutes in 30 games... Shot 8-for-21 (.385) with 5 assists, 4 steals, 5 drawn kickouts and 2 field blocks... Hit 2 of 4 during 6-on-5 chances and converted 2 of 2 penalty shots... Scored 2 goals at Stanford (9/19)... Also scored 2 goals vs. Fresno Pacific (10/24).

�008: ALL-WWPA FRESHMAN TEAM... Played 158 minutes in 22 games... Shot 5-for-9 with 3 assists... Added 4 steals and 3 drawn exclu-sions... Scored a goal with 2 assists vs. Pomona-Pitzer (9/6).

VALHALLA HS ’08: Twice earned first-team All-Grossmont South League honors... Also added All-San Diego Section second-team honors as a junior... Two-year member of school’s honor roll... Played club ball for acclaimed San Diego Shores from 2005-08.

PERSONAL: Born in Concord, Mass.... Has not declared a major... Parents are Russell and Lisa Collins... Career highlight was playing for a national championship at Junior Olympics... If he won a million dollars, he would “invest it and turn it into a billion.”

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WALTER EGGERT Attacker6-1 • 175 • Jr.San Rafael, Calif.Marin Catholic Prep ’07

�009: Redshirted.�008: Played in all 28 games for 314 total minutes... Scored 11 goals

with 7 assists... Added 16 steals, 12 drawn exclusions and 3 blocks... Performed hat trick (all on 6-on-5s) with 2 steals vs. Long Beach State (10/26)... Nabbed 3 steals in 20 minutes vs. UC San Diego (11/7).

�007: ALL-WWPA FRESHMAN TEAM... Played in 28 games for 195 minutes... Shot 17-for-37 (.459) with an assist... Also had 7 steals, 10 drawn exclusions and 3 blocks... Team’s top sprinter by percentage, winning 16 of 27 (.592)... Performed first career hat trick vs. UC Santa Cruz (10/28), one of four multi-goal games.

UC DAVIS SWIMMING: Competed in 2007-08 as a sprint freestyler... Placed 33rd in 50 free (22.10), 29th in 100 free (48.15) at Big West Conference Championships, posting season-best times in each.

MARIN CATHOLIC PREP ’07: Earned Jr. Olympic All-America honors in 2005... Twice garnered All-Marin County Athletic League first-team distinction... Member of North Coast Section senior all-star squad... Also a standout sprinter for swim team, earning NISCA All-America honors in 100 and 200 free as well as 200 and 400 free relays... Helped swim team to back-to-back conference championships... Both relay teams won NCS titles in 2007... Played club ball for Marin WPC.

PERSONAL: Born in San Rafael, Calif.... Majoring in biological sciences... Parents are Wayne Eggert & Mary Pat Leoni... Wayne was a swimmer and water polo player at Long Beach State... Younger sister, Carmen, plays for the Aggie women’s team... Full name is Angelo Walter Eggert... The event in history he would have liked to have witnessed is the 1962 World Series.

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RYAN HAGENSUtility6-2 • 180 • Jr.Sacramento, Calif.Jesuit HS ’07

�009: Missed 11 games due to injury, managing just 348 minutes... Still tallied 13 goals, with 24 steals (2nd on team) in this reduced playing time... Added 5 assists, 20 drawn exclusions (18 majors, 2 five-meter) and 5 field blocks... Scored 2 goals with an assist, steal and 2 drawn kickouts vs. Pepperdine (10/23) after nearly month-long absence... Nabbed 8 steals in four-game Bronco Invitational (9/26-9/27)... Earned ACWPC and WWPA All-Academic.

�008: Appeared in 26 games, logging 302 minutes... Shot 6-for-13 with 6 assists... Also had 11 steals, 13 drawn exclusions (12 major plus a five-meter) and 3 blocks... Tallied 2 steals and a drawn five-meter (on which he scored the shot) vs. Pomona-Pitzer (9/6)... Scored a goal, assist, steal and drawn kickout in 10 minutes vs. Navy (9/19).

�007: Redshirted. JESUIT HS ’07: Garnered second-team Cal-Hawaii All-America and

Sac-Joaquin Section Player of the Year distinction as a senior... Also made NISCA All-America third team and was selected as Sacramento Bee All-Metro Player of the Year in 2006... Helped lead Marauders to CIF-SJS title, earning team MVP honors.

PERSONAL: Born in Placerville, Calif.... Majoring in exercise biology... Parents are Pete & Cathie Hagens... Pete, a former water polo goalie, is a member of the Cal Aggie Athletics Hall of Fame... Oldest brother, Peter, Jr., swam and played Aggie water polo... Older brother, John, also attends UC Davis... Career highlight was scoring five goals in section championship game... Lists Mario Lemieux as his sports hero.

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RUSSELL HAMPTON Attacker6-1 • 160 • Jr. (2010 Redshirt)Carlsbad, Calif.Carlsbad HS ’08

�009: Team’s most efficient scorer on a per-minute basis... Shot 14-for-29 in 230 minutes, having played in 25 games... Also had 9 assists and 6 steals... Led Aggies with 4 goals vs. Cal Lutheran (9/26) for his first career hat trick... Hit 3 of 3 with a pair of drawn exclusions vs. Navy at UCI Invitational (10/11).

�008: Played in 15 games for 93 minutes... Shot 4-for-5 with 5 assists... Added 2 steals and a drawn exclusion... Scored first collegiate goal in fourth quarter vs. Pomona-Pitzer (9/6)... Also had one goal in each of three UCSC Slugfest games (9/27-9/28), including goal and two assists vs. Occidental.

CARLSBAD HS ’08: Earned first-team All-Avocado League and second-team All-San Diego Section as a senior... Named team’s Offensive MVP as a junior... Also starred in swimming, earning NISCA All-America accolades in 200 individual medley and 400 free relay... Helped lead team to CIF-SDS titles in both sports for three straight years... Two-year Scholar-Athlete honoree... Played club ball for Carlsbad WPC from 2002-08.

PERSONAL: Born in Vista, Calif.... Majoring in international relations... Parents are Robert & Anne Hampton... Says few people know he is a certified California beach lifeguard... Would title his autobiography, Hey, Can Someone Give Me A Ride To Work?

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KEVIN PEAT Goalkeeper6-4 • 190 • Jr.Walnut Creek, Calif.De La Salle HS ’07

�009: Posted 230 saves, 10th in school history, in 838 minutes... Started 27 of the team’s 31 games... Surrendered 207 goals for 7.9 average... Moved into 3rd on career saves list with 440... Recorded season-best 13 saves three times: at Stanford (9/19), UC San Diego (10/2) and Loyola Marymount (10/3)... Also nabbed two steals vs. Tritons... Tallied 30 blocks against 18 goals at Bronco Invitational (.625 average)... Posted 10 saves with 5 goals allowed, 2 steals and an assist vs. Chapman (11/21) during WWPA tournament.

�008: Started 21 of 25 games played for total of 696 minutes... Amassed 210 saves against 179 goals (.540)... Added 22 steals and 5 assists... Posted 10 or more saves in nine contests, including season-bet 14 vs. Stanford (10/30) and Santa Clara (11/15)... Totalled 30 stops with 4 steals in three games at WWPA Championship (11/21-11/23)... Had 13 saves (against 4 goals) with 3 steals and 2 assists vs. Occidental (9/28).

�007: Redshirted. DE LA SALLE HS ’07: Named to All-North Coast Section second team

as a senior, allowing less than six goals per game... Helped lead team to 21-6 record and section championship in 2006... Also made NCS All-Star squad and was voted Most Inspirational that year... Captured All-NCS honorable mention in 2006, posting 6.3 goals-against average... Finalist for school’s Athlete of the Year award, having also lettered in swimming (breaststroke)... Played club ball for Lamorinda WPC... Earned Junior Olympics All-America status for 18U, helping team capture gold medal.

PERSONAL: Born in Oakland, Calif... Has not yet declared a major... Parents are Ron Peat and Mary Kelly... Mary attended UC Davis in the late 1970s... Considers himself well-traveled: has visited 26 states and 13 countries, including a full month in Spain.

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AARON SALIT Center6-5 • 225 • Sr.Mill Valley, Calif.Marin Catholic Prep ’07

�009: Redshirted. �008: Played in all but one game for 361 minutes... Finished 3rd on

team with 25 goals... Shot .481 overall (52 attempts), including 7-for-11 (.636) on 6-on-5 chances... Also had 28 drawn exclusions (23 majors, 5 five-meter)... Had 7 multi-goal games, including first collegiate hat trick vs. Air Force to open WWPA tournament (11/21)... Scored 18 of his 25 goals in October and November (14 games), starting with 2-goal performances vs. Santa Clara (10/11) and Pepperdine (10/17)... Picked up a steal and 3 drawn kickouts at Loyola Marymount (11/1).

�007: Saw action in 24 games, logging 134 minutes of playing time... Scored 4 goals with 3 assists... Also had 5 steals, 3 drawn exclusions and 4 field blocks... Hit first collegiate goal in NorCal Open tournament win over UC San Diego (9/16).

MARIN CATHOLIC PREP ’07: Selected to All-North Coast Section and All-Marin County Athletic League first teams... Earned second-team All-NCS honors as a junior... Coached by Aggie alumni Peter Urmini and Andrew Moriss... Played club ball for Marin Water Polo from 2002-07... Helped team to Top 16 finishes at Junior Olympics during last three years.

PERSONAL: Born in Kentfield, Calif.... Majoring in food science... Parents are Michael & Marni Salit... Chose UC Davis for its strength in his major... Career plans are to become a chef.

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HANK DICKEYDefender6-1 • 180 • So.Davis, Calif.Davis HS ’08

�009: Played 19 games for 130 minutes... Did not score any goals but recorded an assist, 2 steals and 6 drawn exclusions (5 majors, one five-meter)... Draw 2 kickouts vs. Navy (10/11).

�008: Redshirted.DAVIS HS ’08: Made All-Sac-Joaquin Section and Sacramento Bee

All-Metro first teams as a senior 2-meters, scoring 44 goals... Two-year team MVP... Played for local legend Tracy Stapleton... Helped Blue Devils capture section banner in 2005... Played for Davis WPC for four years.

PERSONAL: Born in Redding, Calif.... Majoring in geology... Parents are John Dickey & Cathy Scarr, both of whom are UC Davis alumni... Event in history he’d like to have witnessed was the Woodstock festival.his major... Few people know he once lived in Africa.

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COLIN HICKSAttacker6-0 • 175 • So.Irvine, Calif.University HS ’09

�009: WWPA ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM... Played 27 games for 471 minutes... Shot 23-for-62 with 18 steals and 17 drawn kickouts (14 major, 3 five-meter)... Scored first collegiate hat trick in season opener with Cal (9/10)... Scored season-best 4 goals vs. Pacific (9/19)... Also had three other 2-goal games...

UNIVERSITY HS ’09: Appeared on California-Hawaii All-America (eighth team) and NISCA All-America (fifth team) squads as a senior... Also a fourth-team All-Southern California, second-team All-Southern Section and second-team All-Orange County honoree that year... Set school record with 141 goals in 2008, leading all Pacific Coast League and Southern Section Division I players... Also had 33 assists and 78 steals that year... Led PCL with 98 goals in 23 games as a junior, winning all-league, all-section and NISCA All-America nods... Section qualifier in 100 backstroke, 100 freestyle and 200 medley relay... Earned All-America Consideration in 200 medley in 2008... Selected as school’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year as a senior... Played club ball for SoCal Water Polo Foundation, earning spots on SoPac Zone teams in 2007 (Cadet) and 2008 (Juniors)... Helped team with U.S. club championship.

PERSONAL: Born in Omaha, Neb.... Has not declared a major, but considering a career in veterinary medicine... Parents are James & Kay Hicks... Career highlight was playing water polo for his older brother, Andrew, who took over as coach in his senior year.

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ANDERS MacCARTHYAttacker6-2 • 175 • So.South Pasadena, Calif.South Pasadena HS ’08

�009: Appeared in 30 games for 344 minutes... Tallied 8 goals and 6 assists offensively, 12 steals and 7 drawn exclusions (12 majors, 5 five-meter) on defense... Lone multi-goal game came against Redlands (9/13) at Inland Empire Classic... Also hit Bulldogs for 2 assists and 2 steals in that game.

�008: Redshirted.SOUTH PASADENA HS ’08: Captured Cal-Hawaii All-America,

All-Southern Section, Pasadena Star News All-Area in each of his last two seasons... Set school scoring record... Four-year All-Rio Hondo League honoree... Also established RHL records in 50 and 100 freestyle during swimming season... Selected as school’s Male Athlete of the Year in 2008... Played for Coastal California Zone team.

PERSONAL: Born in South Pasadena, Calif.... Majoring in food sci-ence (brewing science)... Parents are Jack MacCarthy & Gail Blesi.

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KEVIN MEISELAttacker6-0 • 190 • So.Atherton, Calif.Sacred Heart Prep ’08

�009: Appeared in 12 games for 63 minutes... Scored 2 goals with an assist plus 4 steals... First collegiate goal was 6-on-5 conversion against Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (9/13) at Inland Empire Classic.

�008: Redshirted.SACRED HEART PREP ’08: Helped lead team to West Catholic

Athletic League and Central Coast Section Division II championships as a senior... Played club ball for Stanford WPC... Also earned NISCA All-America honors as part of 200 free relay during swimming season.

PERSONAL: Born in New York, N.Y.... Majoring in history... Parents are Janice & Steve Meisel... Career highlight was his water polo team’s CCS title... Ranks Sicily atop the list of places he’d like to visit.

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MATT VOWELLUtility6-2 • 215 • So.Lincoln, Calif.Jesuit HS ’08

�009: Appeared in 30 games for 344 minutes... Tallied 8 goals and 6 assists offensively, 12 steals and 7 drawn exclusions (12 majors, 5 five-meter) on defense... Lone multi-goal game came against Redlands (9/13) at Inland Empire Classic... Also hit Bulldogs for 2 assists and 2 steals in that game.

�008: Redshirted.JESUIT HS ’08: Helped both swimming and water polo teams

capture back-to-back Sac-Joaquin Section titles... Voted Most Improved in water polo as a junior, won Coaches’ Award as a senior... Played club ball for Sacrament Water Polo, earning opportunity to train in Hungary in 2007.

PERSONAL: Born in Roseville, Calif.... Majoring in economics... Parents are Ken & Maureen Vowell, whom he lists as non-sports heroes... If not for water polo, would like to play rugby at UC Davis.

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TREVOR ALLENAttacker6-0 • 170 • Fr.Davis, Calif.Davis HS ’10

DAVIS HS ’�0: Earned prep All-America honors as a sophomore (fourth team) and senior (second team)... Three-time All-Sac-Joaquin Section recipient, including first-team accolades in 2008 and 2009... Added All-NorCal and All-California-Hawaii as a junior, helping Blue Devils capture CIF-SJS banner... Won 100 free (defending title) and 100 breast at section swimming championships as a senior, setting fastest 100 breast time in California... Member of Davis WPC for six years.

PERSONAL: Born in Sacramento, Calif.... Has not declared a major... Parents are James & Wendy Allen... Older brother, Jake, is an All-Ameri-can swimmer at Stanford... Best athletes he’s faced were members of the Hungarian clubs during 2009 summer ball.

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Scholarly PursuitsUC Davis men’s water polo continues to showcase its talent in the classroom as well as the competition pool, with seven student-athletes earning All-Academic honors from either the ACWPC or the conference.

Perhaps more significantly, the Aggie team earned an NCAA Pub-lic Recognition award for Academic Progress Rate (APR) success. The NCAA bestows this distinction on teams scoring in the top 10 percent in each sport with their multi-year APRs.

The ACWPC awards three levels: Outstanding (3.71-4.00), Superior (3.41-3.70) and Excellent (3.20-3.40). The WWPA has no such designation, but requires that the honoree ranks in his team’s top 10 in minutes played.

ACWPC ALL-ACADEMICRyan Hagens, SuperiorCarlos Martinez, SuperiorMatt Richardson, ExcellentBrendan Sigourney, Excellent

WWPA ALL-ACADEMICJim BreenRyan HagensColin HicksCarlos MartinezMatt RichardsonBrendan Sigourney

Aggie Profiles

STUART DOOLEYCenter-Defender6-0 • 210 • Fr.Sunnyvale, Calif.Bellarmine Prep ’09

�009: Redshirted.BELLARMINE PREP ’09: Captured first-team All-West Catholic

Athletic League and second-team All-Central Coast Section honors as a senior... Named team captain and Defensive MVP.

PERSONAL: Born in Sunnyvale, Calif.... Majoring in civil engineer-ing... Parents are Michael & Heather Dooley... Avid in both river rafting and scuba diving, hopes to become an instructor in those disciplines.

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MICHAEL MILLSTEINAttacker6-0 • 196 • RFr.Alamo, Calif.Monte Vista HS ’09

�009: Redshirted.MONTE VISTA HS ’09: Starred in both water polo and swimming...

Two-time All-North Coast Section honoree in polo, scoring 150 career goals with 150 assists and 231 steals... Named to All-East Bay Athletic League first team as a junior and senior after collecting second-team distinction as a sophomore... Four-year All-EBAL performer in swim-ming, qualifying to NCS Championships each season... Captured All-America honors in 100 fly, 200 medley relay and 400 free relay... Set four school records: 100 fly, 100 free, 200 MR and 400 FR... Won Lucia Venos Scholarship Award as outstanding aquatics athlete of the year as a senior... Helped team to gold medal at 2007 Maccabi Pan American Games... Competed for Diablo WPC for nine years, making Junior Olympics team from 2005 to 2009.

PERSONAL: Born in New York City... Has yet to declare a major... Parents are David Millstein & Carole Carluccio... Career highlight was winning gold at 2007 Maccabi Pan Am games... Sports hero is his grand-father, who holds a 180 bowling average at age 89.

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TEDDY NICHOLSONCenter6-4 • 195 • Fr.Davis, Calif.Davis HS ’10

DAVIS HS ’09: Garnered first-team All-Sac-Joaquin Section acco-lades after receiving honorable mention as a junior... Scored 38 goals in 2009... Helped Blue Devils to section championship in 2008... Won an Sacramento River Cats All-City award for 2009-10... Earned USA Water Polo All-Academic nod... Played seven years for Davis WPC, making 2009 Central California ODP squad.

PERSONAL: Born in San Diego, Calif.... Majoring in pre-managerial economics... Parents are Jeff & Mary Nicholson... Career highlight was winning 2008 Sac-Joaquin Section title... Nephew of former NFL All-Pro lineman Gary Zimmerman.

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SCHAAL AQUATICS CENTEROn April 21, 1998, former Aggie swimmer Rand Schaal and

his father Ted made a $1.4 million donation to the university, $1 million of which was earmarked toward the construction of a new aquatics facility.

That contribution, the largest in the history of the intercol-legiate athletics department, helped spur the 1999 Facilities And Campus Enhancement (F.A.C.E.) Initiative, which funded the re-mainder of the aquatics center as well as other campus venues.

The complex features an all-deep 65-meter by 25-yard pool with a depth ranging from seven feet to 14 feet (for diving pur-poses), men’s and women’s locker rooms, four team rooms, train-ing facilities, office space and a fixed-seating capacity for approxi-mately 500.

The Schaal Aquatics Center opened its doors during the 2003-04 season, serving UC Davis swimming and diving, and the Aggie men’s and women’s water polo programs. In its short lifetime, it has already hosted several championship events, including both the men’s and women’s WWPA Championships in 2004-05 and the 2005 USWP Men’s National Championships. The facility also serves as a home course for local club aquatics programs.

In May of 2006, Schaal Aquatics Center served as the host for the eight-team National Collegiate Women’s Water Polo Champi-onship (shown below). The event marked the first time an NCAA final was held on the UC Davis campus since the Division II men’s gymnastics championships took place at Recreation Hall.

BERNIE ROGERSAttacker 6-2 • 175 • RFr.Del Mar, Calif.Mount Carmel HS ’09

�009: Redshirted.MOUNT CARMEL HS ’09: Selected to All-San Diego Section second

team as junior and senior... Added first-team All-Western League honors in 2008... Scored 248 career goals in four seasons with the Sun Devils, including a career-high 83 in his final year... Won Defensive MVP as a freshman, then switched to driver, earning Offensive MVP in 2006 and 2007... Played for esteemed San Diego Shores club for five years... Earned all-tournament honorable mention at 18 & under Jr. Olympics.

PERSONAL: Born in San Diego, Calif.... Majoring in mechanical engineering... Parents are Steve & Sally Rogers... One of four siblings, three of whom attended or are attending UC Davis... Proudest personal accomplishment was firing a 76 at Torrey Pines South.

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MICHAEL WRIGHTCenter-Defender6-3 • 175 • Fr.Davis, Calif.Davis HS ’10

DAVIS HS ’�0: Earned second-team All-Sac-Joaquin Section nod as a senior after claiming honorable mention as a junior... USA Water Polo All-Academic honoree in 2009... Helped lead Blue Devils to CIF-SJS banner in 2008... Named to Sacramento River Cats All-City squad for 2009-10... Played for Davis WPC from 2002-10.

PERSONAL: Born in Woodland, Calif.... Majoring in computer sci-ence & engineering... Parents are Jamey & Nancy Wright, both of whom starred for UC Davis water polo... Jamey is now the head Aggie women’s water polo coach and a USA Water Polo Hall of Famer... Nancy, formerly Corstorphine, earned All-America honors in the program’s club days... Lists Stan Musial as his sports hero.

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No Player Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown Last School(s) Major

1 KevinPEAT** GK 6-4 190 Jr. WalnutCreek,Calif. DeLaSalleHS’07 InternationalRelations

1 ErikQUINN*** GK 6-1 180 Sr. SanAnselmo,Calif. DrakeHS’07 Economics

2 TeddyNICHOLSON Ctr 6-4 195 Fr. Davis,Calif. DavisHS’10 Pre-ManagerialEconomics

3 BernieROGERS Atk 6-2 175 RFr. DelMar,Calif. MountCarmelHS’09 MechanicalEngineering

4 CoryLYLE*** Atk 5-11 180 Sr. Carlsbad,Calif. CarlsbadHS’06 Communication

5 AndersMacCARTHY* Atk 6-2 175 So. SouthPasadena,Calif. SouthPasadenaHS’08 FoodScience

6 AaronSALIT** Ctr 6-5 230 Jr. MillValley,Calif. MarinCatholicPrep’07 FoodScience

7 MattRICHARDSON*** Atk 5-11 170 Sr. PalosVerdesEstates,Calif. PalosVerdesHS’06 ManagerialEconomics

8 WalterEGGERT*** Atk 6-1 175 Sr. SanRafael,Calif. MarinCatholicPrep’07 Communication

9 LukeCOLLINS** UT 6-2 180 Jr. ElCajon,Calif. ValhallaHS’08 AmericanStudies

10 RyanHAGENS** Utl 6-2 180 Jr. Sacramento,Calif. JesuitHS’07 ExerciseBiology

11 MattieSTONE*** Utl 5-9 198 Sr. Novato,Calif. MarinCatholicPrep’06 OrganizationalStudies

12 CarlosMARTINEZ*** Utl 6-1 190 Sr. WalnutCreek,Calif. LasLomasHS’06 Psychology/Communication

13 KevinMEISEL* Atk 6-0 190 So. Atherton,Calif. SacredHeartPreparatory’08 History

14 RussellHAMPTON** Atk 6-1 160 Jr. Carlsbad,Calif. CarlsbadHS’08 InternationalRelations

15 MattVOWELL* Utl 6-2 225 So. Lincoln,Calif. JesuitHS’08 Economics

16 HankDICKEY* Ctr-Def 6-1 180 So. Davis,Calif. DavisHS’08 Geology

17 MichaelMILLSTEIN Atk 6-0 196 RFr. Alamo,Calif. MonteVistaHS’09 Undeclared

18 TrevorALLEN Atk 6-0 170 Fr. Davis,Calif. DavisHS’10 Undeclared

19 MichaelWRIGHT Ctr-Def 6-3 175 Fr. Davis,Calif. DavisHS’10 ComputerScience&Engineering

20 StuartDOOLEY Ctr-Def 6-0 210 Fr. Sunnyvale,Calif. BellarminePrep’09 CivilEngineering

21 ColinHICKS* Atk 6-0 175 So. Irvine,Calif. UniversityHS’09 Undeclared

*-denotesyearsplayedatUCDavis

SteveDOTEN HeadCoach,10thYear(California’90) TomKURTH AssistantCoach,4thYear(California’05) KandaceWALDTHALER AssistantCoach,1stYear(Indiana’05) MattSORGENFREI VolunteerAssistant,1stYear(CalPoly)

2010 Roster

PRONUNCIATION GUIDERyan HAGENS: “HAH-ghens”Kevin MEISEL: “mie-ZELL”Aaron SALIT: similar to “salad”Matt SORGENFREI: “sor-GHEN-fry” (hard ‘g’)Matt VOWELL: like “vowel”Kandace WALDTHALER: “wald-THALL-er”

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Aggie Opp Date Opponent Rank Rank Result Leading Scorer(s) Record/WWPASept.10 atCalifornia t17 4 L,4-12 Hicks(3) 0-1Sept.12 atLaVerne*(1) t17 — W,15-5 Clapham(4) 1-1,1-0Sept.12 vs.Pomona-Pitzer*(1) t17 — W,8-4 Lyle,Martinez(2) 2-1,2-0Sept.13 atRedlands*(1) t17 RV W(sv),10-9 Hagens,Lyle,MacCarthy(2) 3-1,3-0Sept.13 vs.Claremont-Mudd-Scripps*(1) t17 — W,11-5 Richardson(3) 4-1,4-0Sept.19 atStanford(2) 18 2 L,3-16 Collins(2) 4-2Sept.19 vs.Pacific(2) 18 10 W,11-8 Hicks(4) 5-2Sept.20 vs.SantaClara*(2) 18 12 L,4-9 Lyle(2) 5-3,4-1Sept.20 vs.UCSanDiego*(2) 18 17 L,7-10 Sevenwith(1) 5-4,4-2Sept.26 vs.CalLutheran*(3) 15 — W,8-3 Hampton(4) 6-4,5-2Sept.26 vs.Redlands*(3) 15 — W,8-6 Breen(3) 7-4,6-2Sept.27 vs.Whittier*(3) 15 — W,8-3 Lyle,Breen(2) 8-4,7-2Sept.27 atSantaClara*(3) 15 10 W,8-7 Lyle(2) 9-4,8-2Oct.2 atUCSanDiego* 12 13 L,7-9 Clapham(2) 9-5,8-3Oct.3 atLoyolaMarymount* 12 5 L,4-8 Martinez(2) 9-6,8-4Oct.10 vs.UCSantaBarbara(4) 12 6 L,5-7 Breen(2) 9-7Oct.10 vs.Bucknell(4) 12 t17 W,8-5 Breen,Martinez,Hicks(2) 10-7Oct.11 vs.Navy(4) 12 t17 L,7-10 Hampton(3) 10-8Oct.11 vs.UCSanDiego(4) 12 11 L,4-11 Clapham,Martinez,Lyle,Hampton(1) 10-9,8-5Oct.23 PEPPERDINE 13 5 L,6-10 Hagens(2) 10-10Oct.24 vs.AirForce*(5) 13 15 L(ot),7-8 Richardson(2) 10-11,8-6Oct.24 vs.FresnoPacific(5) 13 — W,9-5 Collins,Hicks(2) 11-11Oct.25 vs.Concordia(5) 13 10 L,4-7 Lyle(3) 11-12Oct.25 vs.Brown(5) 13 RV W,8-4 Driscoll,Hicks(2) 12-12Nov.1 CALIFORNIA 16 2 L,4-11 Hagens,Hicks,MacCarthy,Martinez(1) 12-13Nov.4 atStanford 16 3 L,2-10 Vowell,Martinez(1) 12-14Nov.13 atPacific 16 15 W,7-6 Breen(3) 13-14Nov.14 SANTACLARA* 16 13 L,4-10 Cooper,Hagens,Richardson,Hampton(1) 13-15Nov.20 vs.SantaClara(6) 15 13 L,6-8 Lyle(3) 13-16Nov.21 atChapman(6) 15 — W,11-5 Cooper(5) 14-16Nov.22 vs.AirForce(6) 15 14 W,10-8 Lyle,Richardson,Martinez(3) 15-16

*WesternWaterPoloAssociationgame

Tournament Key(1)EmpireClassic(Redlands/LaVerne,Calif.)(2)NorCalInvitational(Stanford,Calif.)(3)BroncoInvitational(SantaClara,Calif.)(4)UCIInvitational(Irvine,Calif.)(5)TheRodeo(SantaClara,Calif.)(6)WesternWaterPoloAssociationChampionship

2009 Results

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GOALKEEPER STATSNo Player GP GS Min Gls GAA Saves Sv/G Avg.1 KevinPeat 27 27 838 207 7.9 230 8.8 .5261 ErikQuinn 7 4 168 32 6.1 39 7.4 .549 TOTALS 31 31 1006 239 7.6 269 8.6 .530

6-ON-5 EFFICIENCY 6-5 6-5 6-5 Shot No. Shots Gls Conv. Pct.AGGIES 206 158 69 .335 .437Opponents 196 136 68 .347 .500

SPRINTS Sprints Sprints Player Attempted Won Pct.CoryLYLE 42 23 .548MattRICHARDSON 33 1 .030AndersMacCARTHY 12 6 .500RussellHAMPTON 8 3 .375ColinHICKS 7 4 .571RyanHAGENS 6 1 .167CarlosMARTINEZ 4 0 .000MattVOWELL 3 2 .667LukeCOLLINS 3 0 .000HankDICKEY 2 1 .500Team(unknown) 2 0 .000DaveCOOPER 1 0 .000MattieSTONE 1 0 .000TOTALS 124 41 .331

OFFENSIVE/FIELD STATS Total 6-on-5 K-Out 5M 5-Meter FieldNo Player GP Min Gls Ast Pts Shots Pct. Gls Shots Stl Drn Drn Gls Shots TO Kout Blk2 DaveCOOPER 14 97 6 2 8 15 .400 2 5 1 1 0 1 2 0 1 03 RyanHAGENS 20 348 13 5 18 50 .260 5 11 24 18 2 0 1 8 22 54 CoryLYLE 30 542 32 10 42 74 .432 7 18 16 20 5 10 12 13 14 65 AndersMacCARTHY 30 344 8 6 14 24 .333 1 3 12 5 2 1 1 3 19 17 MattRICHARDSON 31 748 25 37 62 76 .329 9 15 30 11 1 0 0 18 25 59 JimBREEN 31 642 27 4 31 79 .342 15 25 19 4 1 3 5 4 24 1110 BrendanSIGOURNEY 31 409 7 8 15 38 .184 3 11 22 31 9 0 0 14 15 411 MattieSTONE 12 55 0 0 0 5 .000 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 1 3 012 CarlosMARTINEZ 31 646 24 7 31 57 .421 7 15 22 12 2 0 0 5 17 1213 KevinMEISEL 12 63 2 1 3 4 .500 1 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 3 114 RussellHAMPTON 25 230 14 9 23 29 .483 3 7 6 2 0 0 0 7 10 015 LukeCOLLINS 30 292 8 5 13 21 .381 2 4 4 5 0 2 2 6 11 216 HankDICKEY 19 130 0 1 1 5 .000 0 2 2 5 1 0 0 6 7 017 JaredCLAPHAM 29 410 17 1 18 38 .447 6 10 20 46 3 0 0 23 14 618 MattVOWELL 19 128 3 2 5 17 .176 1 5 2 3 2 0 0 3 4 120 KevinDRISCOLL 31 302 10 6 16 37 .270 0 5 12 4 0 0 0 4 13 621 ColinHICKS 27 471 23 4 27 62 .371 7 18 18 14 3 9 11 6 9 122 MattWYLDER 22 184 3 0 3 4 .750 0 0 3 9 2 1 1 8 1 11 KevinPEAT 27 838 0 4 4 19 5 11 ErikQUINN 7 168 0 1 1 5 1

TOTALS 31 7047 222 113 335 635 .350 69 158 241 208 36 27 35 135 213 62

2009 Statistics

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GOALS1. KevinQuinn,1993-96......................................................................... 2022. MikeGotelli,1996-97......................................................................... 186T3. PatrickJacobson,2002-05................................................................... 178T3. DaveSchauer,1993,‘95-96................................................................ 1785. RyanIndart,1993,’95-96.................................................................. 1626. PatFoster,1993-96............................................................................ 1327. DavidWelch,2003-06........................................................................ 1268. KevinLoscotoff,1996-97,’99-00......................................................... 125t9. NickArrigo,2004-07.......................................................................... 124t9. JoelHiggins,1995-97,’99.................................................................. 124

GOALIE SAVES (300+)1. MikeDeJong,1994-97.................................................................... 1,1442. MikeMcGee,2004-07..................................................................... 1,1403. KEVIN PEAT, 2008-.....................................................................4404. TravisEngleman,2000-01................................................................... 3705. ZachWordes,2002-03.....................................................................................312

CAREER

GOALS1. MikeGotelli,1997.............................................................................. 1152. KevinQuinn,1994................................................................................ 903. DaveSchauer,1993............................................................................. 78t4. MikeGotelli,1996................................................................................ 71t4. PatFoster,1994.................................................................................. 716. PatrickJacobson,2004......................................................................... 70t7. AdamBennett,2008............................................................................. 59t7. RyanIndart,1993................................................................................ 59t9. PatrickJacobson,2005......................................................................... 56t9. KevinQuinn,1996................................................................................ 56

GOALIE SAVES1. MikeMcGee,2007............................................................................. 3302. MikeDeJong,1996............................................................................ 3083. MikeDeJong,1997............................................................................ 2914. MikeMcGee,2006............................................................................. 2885. MikeDeJong,1994............................................................................ 274t6. MikeMcGee,2005............................................................................. 271t6. MikeDeJong,1995............................................................................ 2718. MikeMcGee,2004............................................................................. 2519. TravisEngelman,2000........................................................................ 24110. KEVIN PEAT, 2009.......................................................................230

2009 Marks in BoldTeamrecordsathomeinALLCAPS

SEASON

GOALST1. MikeGotelli,vs.Pomona-Pitzer,10/11/97............................................... 8T1. DaveSchauer,vs.UCRiverside,10/8/93................................................. 8T3. MikeGotelli,vs.Redlands,9/19/97........................................................ 7T3. MikeGotelli,vs.SantaClara,11/2/97..................................................... 7T3. MikeGotelli,vs.Whittier,11/21/97........................................................ 7T3. JamesDamm,vs.LoyolaMarymount,9/4/93.......................................... 7T7. 18times-lastPaulWilson,CALIFORNIA,10/6/07.................................... 6

GOALIE SAVES1. MikeDeJong,vs.LoyolaMarymount,11/18/94..................................... 252. MikeMcGee,vs.LoyolaMarymount,11/18/07...................................... 213. MikeMcGee,atSantaClara,11/14/07................................................. 204. MikeMcGee,vs.AirForce,9/24/06...................................................... 19t5. MikeMcGee,atUCSanDiego,10/19/07.............................................. 18t5. MikeDeJong,vs.Navy,9/8/95............................................................ 18t5. MikeDeJong,vs.UCLA,10/1/94.......................................................... 18t7. MikeMcGee,vs.LoyolaMarymount,11/4/05........................................ 17t7. MikeDeJong,vs.Pacific,10/22/95...................................................... 17t7. MikeDeJong,vs.Claremont-McKenna,10/6/94...................................... 17

GAME

WINNING1. Sept.15-Oct.6,2007........................................................................... 10

LOSINGT1. Oct.27-Nov.16,2001............................................................................ 8T1. Oct.24-Nov.14,1998............................................................................ 8

STREAKS

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A GOAL1. MikeGotelli,9/13/97to12/7/97...................................................... 352. DaveSchauer,9/4/93to11/19/93.................................................... 263. MikeGotelli,9/13/96to10/19/96.................................................... 214. AdamBennett,9/6/08to10/17/08................................................... 16t5. DavidWelch,9/17/06to10/18/05.................................................... 15t5. GeorgeDingeldein,10/11/03to11/22/03......................................... 15

SEASON - MISCELLANEOUS

Record Book

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HAT TRICKS1. KevinQuinn,1994................................................................................ 192. MikeGotelli,1997................................................................................ 173. PatFoster,1994.................................................................................. 154. MikeGotelli,1996................................................................................ 14T5. PatrickJacobson,2004......................................................................... 13T5. DaveSchauer,1993............................................................................. 13

CONSECUTIVE HAT TRICKS1. MikeGotelli,10/19/97to11/21/97.................................................. 10t2. KevinQuinn,10/9/94to10/26/94...................................................... 6t2. PatFoster,9/10/94to9/30/94........................................................... 64. DaveSchauer,9/12/93to9/17/93...................................................... 5t5. AdamBennett,9/21/08to9/27/08..................................................... 4t5. JoelHiggins,10/5/97to10/11/97...................................................... 4t5. MikeGotelli,10/5/97to10/17/97...................................................... 4

MULTI-GOAL GAMES1. MikeGotelli,1997................................................................................ 312. KevinQuinn,1994................................................................................ 26T3. PatrickJacobson,2004......................................................................... 22T3. MikeGotelli,1996................................................................................ 225. DaveSchauer,1993............................................................................. 21

CONSECUTIVE MULTI-GOAL GAMES1. MikeGotelli,10/5/97to11/21/97.................................................... 172. KevinQuinn,10/9/94to11/20/94.................................................... 133. KevinQuinn,9/10/94to10/2/94...................................................... 114. DaveSchauer,9/12/93to9/26to93................................................. 10t5. AdamBennett,9/21/08to10/17/08................................................... 8t5. MikeGotelli,9/26/96to10/13/96...................................................... 8

GAMES WITH A GOAL1. MikeGotelli,1997................................................................................ 352. MikeGotelli,1996................................................................................ 323. ParickJacobson,2004.......................................................................... 294. JoelHiggins,1997................................................................................ 28t5. PatrickJacobson,2005......................................................................... 27t5. DaveSchauer,1993............................................................................. 27

GOALS SCORED1. LOYOLAMARYMOUNT,9/4/93(W,25-10)............................................ 25T2. vs.UCSantaCruz,10/6/96(W,24-12)................................................ 24T2. vs.Chapman,11/6/93(W,24-12)....................................................... 244. vs.Chaminade,10/21/95(W,23-12).................................................. 23T5. vs.Pomona-Pitzer,10/15/95(W,22-12).............................................. 22T5. vs.Chapman,11/4/95(W,22-11)....................................................... 22

TEAM - MISCELLANEOUS

GOALS ALLOWED (FEWEST)1. vs.Occidental,9/15/02(W,14-1)......................................................... 1t2. vs.Pomona-Pitzer,9/6/08(W,14-2)...................................................... 2t2. vs.AirForce,11/17/05(W,4-2)............................................................ 2t2. vs.Redlands,9/28/03(W,3-2)............................................................. 2t2. vs.Occidental,9/14/03(W,15-2)......................................................... 2t2. vs.Redlands,11/17/95(W,11-2)......................................................... 2

GOALS ALLOWED (MOST)1. vs.USC,10/17/98(L,3-28)............................................................... 282. vs.Pepperdine,9/7/93(L,13-23)........................................................ 23T3. vs.UCBerkeley,9/14/97(L,5-21)...................................................... 21T3. vs.UCBerkeley,9/26/93(L,9-21)...................................................... 21

MOST GOALS - BOTH TEAMST1. vs.Chapman,11/6/93(W,24-12)....................................................... 36T1. vs.Pepperdine,9/17/93(L,13-23)...................................................... 36T3. atSantaClara,11/9/96(W,20-15)..................................................... 35T3. vs.Chaminade,10/21/95(W,23-12).................................................. 35T3. LOYOLAMARYMOUNT,9/4/93(W,25-10)............................................ 35

FEWEST GOALS - BOTH TEAMS1. vs.Redlands,9/28/03(W,3-2)............................................................. 52. vs.AirForce,11/17/05(W,4-2)............................................................ 63. vs.UCSantaBarbara,10/7/06(W,4-3)................................................. 7t4. atLoyolaMarymount(L,2-6)................................................................... 8t4. vs.Redlands,9/4/05(W,5-3)............................................................... 8t4. vs.Queens(N.Y.),12/7/97(L,3-5)....................................................... 8t7. vs.LoyolaMarymount,11/18/06(L,3-6)............................................... 9t7. atRedlands,9/14/03(W,5-4).............................................................. 9t7. atRedlands,9/14/02(W,5-4).............................................................. 9t7. atUCSantaCruz,9/27/02(W,5-4)....................................................... 9

MARGIN OF VICTORY1. FRESNOPACIFIC,11/10/07(W,19-1).................................................. 18t2. LOYOLAMARYMOUNT,9/4/93(W,25-10)............................................ 15t2. SANTACLARA,9/25/93(W,18-3)........................................................ 154. vs.LaVerne,9/23/07(W,16-2).......................................................... 14t5. vs.Pomona-Pitzer,9/2/06(W,18-5).................................................... 13t5. vs.Occidental,9/14/03(W,15-2)....................................................... 13t5. vs.Occidental,9/15/02(W,14-1)....................................................... 13t8. vs.Pomona-Pitzer,10/11/97(W,20-8)................................................ 12t8. UCSANTACRUZ,10/6/96(W,24-12).................................................. 12t8. vs.Harvard,9/23/95(W,21-9)........................................................... 12t8. vs.Chapman,11/6/93(W,24-12)....................................................... 12

MARGIN OF DEFEAT1. vs.USC,10/17/98(L,3-28)............................................................... 25

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ACADEMICSUCDaviscomprisesthreecolleges(Agricultural

& Environmental Sciences, Engineering, Letters &Science), five professional schools (Education, Law,Management,Medicine,VeterinaryMedicine)plustheDivisionofBiologicalSciences.

With103undergraduatemajorsand80graduateprograms,theuniversityoffersthemostexpansiveanddiverserangeofacademicsamonganyoftheUniversityofCaliforniacampuses.Additionally,studentsalsohavetheopportunitytocombinemajorsorcustomizetheirfieldofstudybycreatinganindividualmajor.

Forthoseinterestedingraduatedegrees–whetheritbeamaster’sdegreeoradoctorate–UCDavisoffersadvisingservicestohelpstudentscrafttheireducationtowardthosegoals.Anestimated86percentofUCDavisstudentsapplyingtograduateschoolsearnacceptancetoeithertheirfirstorsecondchoices.

COMMUNITYWithapopulationofapproximately60thousand,

Davisiswidelyknownforbeingasafe,activeandso-ciallyinnovativecommunity.

Thedowntownareaboastsamultitudeofspecialtyshops,restaurants,theatersandartgalleries;whilethecity’snumerousparksofferrecreationalopportunitiesforactivestudents.

ACTIVITIESOncampus,UCDavisstudentscanrallyaround

thehighlysuccessfulathleticsdepartmentbyjoiningtheAggiePackspiritorganization,orenjoyafirst-classperformanceattheRobert&MagritMondaviCenterforthePerformingArts.

The university also offers hundreds of studentclubs and organizations, including cultural clubs,fraternities and sororities, faith-based organizationsand the Associated Students of UC Davis studentgovernment.

FortheactiveAggie,studentsmayparticipateinthediverseintramuralsportsprogramorjoinoneofthe30-plussportsclubs.In2004,theActivities&Rec-reationCenter(ARC)openeditsdoors,providingthecampuswithitsownstate-of-the-artfitnessvenue.

InApril,UCDavishostsPicnicDay, an annualstudent-runopenhouse.Thepopulareventshowcasesall that the campus has to offer, attracting students,staff,faculty,parents,alumniandmembersofthesur-roundingcommunities.

GETTING AROUNDNestled just southwest of Sacramento, the city

ofDavis rests just 15minutes froman internationalairport,andcontainsadowntownstationservicedbyGreyhoundandAmtrak.CentrallylocatedintheSac-ramentoValley,thetownsitsequallyclosetoboththefinestskiresortsandthePacificOcean’stopbeaches.

WithinDavisanditsneighboringtowns,bothYolo-busandthestudent-operatedUnitransbussystemsofferfreetransportationtoregisteredundergraduates.

Thetownboastsmorebicyclespercapitathananyothercity in thenation.More than50milesofbikepathsmaketheentiretownconducivetobothridersandpedestrians.

www.ucdavis.edu

UCDavisoffersmorethan100undergraduatemajors–thewidestvarietyofanyUniversityofCaliforniacampus.

AeronauticalScienceandEngineeringAfricanAmerican&AfricanStudies

AgriculturalSystemsandEnvironmentAmericanStudies

AnimalBiologyAnimalScience

AnimalScience&ManagementAnthropology

AppliedPhysicsArtHistoryArtStudio

AsianAmericanStudiesAtmosphericScience

AvianSciencesBiochemicalEngineering

Biochemistry&MolecularBiologyBiologicalScience

BiologicalSystemsEngineeringBiomedicalEngineering

BiotechnologyCellBiology

ChemicalEngineeringChemicalEngineering/MaterialScienceEngineering

ChemistryChicana/ChicanoStudies

ChineseCivilEngineering

ClassicalCivilizationClinicalNutritionCommunication

Community&RegionalDevelopmentComparativeLiterature

ComputationalAppliedScienceComputerEngineering

ComputerScienceComputerScience&Engineering

CropScience&ManagementDesign

DramaticArtEastAsianStudies

EconomicsElectricalEngineering

EnglishEntomology

Environmental&ResourceSciencesEnvironmentalBiology&Management

EnvironmentalHorticulture&UrbanForestryEnvironmentalPolicyAnalysis&Planning

EnvironmentalToxicologyEvolution,Ecology&Biodiversity

ExerciseBiologyFiber&PolymerScience

FilmStudiesFoodScience

FrenchGeneticsGeologyGermanHistory

HumanDevelopmentHydrology

InternationalAgriculturalDevelopmentInternationalRelations

ItalianJapanese

LandscapeArchitectureLinguistics

ManagerialEconomicsMaterialsScience&Engineering

MathematicsMechanicalEngineering

MedievalStudiesMicrobiology

MusicNativeAmericanStudies

NaturalSciencesNature&Culture

Neurobiology,Physiology&BehaviorNutritionScience

OpticalScience&EngineeringPhilosophy

PhysicsPlantBiology

PoliticalSciencePsychology

ReligiousStudiesRussian

SociologySoil&WaterScience

SpanishStatistics

Textiles&ClothingViticulture&Enology

Wildlife,Fish&ConservationBiologyWomenandGenderStudies

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CAMPUSLEADERSHIP

LindaKatehibecamethesixthchancelloroftheUni-versityofCalifornia,Davis,onAugust17,2009.Aschiefexecutiveofficer,sheoverseesallaspectsoftheuniversity’steaching,researchandpublicservicemission.

ChancellorKatehi(kah-TAY-hee)alsoholdsUCDavisfacultyappointmentsinelectricalandcomputerengineeringandinwomenandgenderstudies.AmemberoftheNationalAcademyofEngineering,shechairs thePresident’sCom-mitteefortheNationalMedalofScienceandischairoftheSecretaryofCommerce’scommitteefortheNationalMedalofTechnologyand Innovation.She is a fellowandboardmemberoftheAmericanAssociationfortheAdvancementof Science and a member of many other national boardsandcommittees.

Previously,ChancellorKatehiservedasprovostandvicechancellorforacademicaffairsattheUniversityofIl-linoisatUrbana-Champaign;theJohnA.EdwardsonDeanof Engineering and professor of electrical and computerengineering at Purdue University; and associate dean foracademicaffairsandgraduateeducationintheCollegeofEngineering and professor of electrical engineering and

computerscienceattheUniversityofMichigan.Sinceherearlyyearsasafacultymember,Chancellor

Katehihasfocusedonexpandingresearchopportunitiesforundergraduates and improving the educationandprofes-sionalexperienceofgraduatestudents,withanemphasisonunderrepresentedgroups.Shehasmentoredmorethan70postdoctoralfellows,doctoralandmaster’sstudentsinelectricalandcomputerengineering.Twenty-oneofthe42doctoral students who graduated under her supervisionhave become faculty members in research universities intheUnitedStatesandabroad.

Herworkinelectroniccircuitdesignhasledtonumer-ousnationalandinternationalawardsbothasatechnicalleaderandeducator,16U.S.patents,andanadditionalsixU.S.patentapplications.Sheistheauthororco-authorof10bookchapters andabout600 refereedpublications injournalsandsymposiaproceedings.

Sheearnedherbachelor’sdegreeinelectricalengineer-ingfromtheNationalTechnicalUniversityofAthens,Greece,in1977,andhermaster’sanddoctoraldegreesinelectricalengineeringfromUCLAin1981and1984,respectively.

LINDA KATEHI UC Davis Chancellor

Fred Wood assumed the role of Vice Chancellor forStudentAffairsonAugust1,2007.Dr.Woodoverseespro-gramsandservicesthatenhancetheacademicandpersonaldevelopmentofstudents,includingintercollegiateathletics.HealsoprovidesadministrativeleadershiptoaDivisionofover50 student supportprogramsand to a teamofover800 staff members. In addition, he manages a budget ofover30milliondollars.HeadvisestheChancelloronmat-tersrelatingtostudents,enrollment,access,retention,andcampusclimate.

Woodearnedhisbachelor’sandPh.D.fromUCDavisinChemistryin1980and1984.Soonaftergraduating,hebeganhisfacultyappointmentinChemistryandalsoservedtheCollegeofLettersandScienceastheAssociateDean,apositionheheld for13years.Mostrecentlyheservedasthe Associate Vice Provost of Undergraduate Studies andInterimViceProvostofUndergraduateStudies.Heisa2003graduateoftheHarvardUniversityExecutiveLeadershipandManagementInstitute,andalsoagraduateoftheUniversityofCaliforniaManagementInstitute.

Dr.Woodisamemberofseveralprofessionalorganiza-tions including American College Personnel Association,NationalAssociationofStudentPersonnelAdministrators,andtheNationalAssociationofCollegeandUniversityBusi-

nessOfficers.HealsoservesontheCouncilofDeansandViceChancellorsatUCDavis,aswellasovertwentydifferentcommitteesandcouncilsonandoffcampus.

SeveralprioritiesheisfocusingoninStudentAffairsincludebuildingbridgeswithin StudentAffairs andwithacademic affairs; increasing the diversity of our studentpopulationbyreachingouttostudentswhoaredisadvan-tagedandunderrepresented;recruitmentandadmissions;increasingthenumberofstudentstransferringtoUCDavisfromcommunitycollegesandhelpingwiththeirtransition;developaninclusivecommunityforallofourstudents;workto help new students effectively navigate the university;improveretentionandgraduation;improveaccountabilityand transparency; improvestudenthealth; increase fund-raisingefforts tohelp supportourunits and theirneeds;maintainingaffordabilityforstudentstoattendcollege;andkeepingupwiththelatesttechnologytoprovideourstaff,facultyandstudentswiththemostuptodateandaccurateinformation.

Dr.Woodcontinuestoteachundergraduatestudentswhile serving in his administrative role and maintainingafocusoncontinuallyimprovingtheservicesavailabletoundergraduateandgraduatestudents.

FRED WOOD Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs

GREG WARZECKA Director of Athletics

UCDAVISATHLETICS

OnAugust1,1995,GregWarzeckabecamethe11thdirectorofathleticsatUCDavis.Inthedecade-plussince,theAggieathleticsprogramhasenjoyedunprecedentedsuccessunderhisguidance.

Warzecka’spenchantforprogressbeganfromhisfirstyearasdirectorwhenhewaschargedwiththetaskoffullyengagingthecampusindicussionsregardingwhetherornotUC Davis would offer athletics-related financial aid. Oneyearlater,thecampusannouncedthelaunchofitsfirst-evergrant-in-aidprogram.

WarzeckahasalsooverseenUCDavis’transitionintotwo conferences in his short tenure. In 1998, the Aggiesmovedfromthenow-defunctNorthernCaliforniaAthleticConference to thepowerfulCaliforniaCollegiateAthleticAssociation.

Thenin2003,theUCDavisprogramannouncedthatitwouldjointheBigWestConferenceandthusreclassifyfromNCAADivisionIItoDivisionIstatus.UnderWarzecka’sguidance,theAggieathleticsprogramincreaseditsgrant-in-aidallocationnearlytenfoldtoapproximately$5million.Duringthisperiod,healsoengineeredasubstantialupgradeinathleticsfacilities,mostnotablytheSchaalAquaticsCen-ter(2004),theMaryaWelchTennisCenter(2005)andthemulti-useAggieStadium(2007).

During Warzecka’s tenure, UC Davis captured sixNACDADivisionIIDirectors’Cupsasthemostoutstand-ingoverallprograminthecountry.Forhispart,NACDAselectedWarzeckaasitsA.D.oftheyearfortheD-IIWestRegionin2001-02.

Furthermore,theeditorsofSports IllustratedmagazinelaudedtheAggieprogramonthreedifferentoccasions.In1999 and 2000, Sports Illustrated For Women named UCDavis as the top Division II school for women athletics.Oneyearlater,SIselectedUCDavisasitstopD-IIschoolforthe2001-02year.

Beforeturningtoadministration,Warzeckahadbeenasuccessfulbaseballcoach,firstasanassistantathisalmamater,California.HethenservedasheadcoachatSanFran-ciscoState,thenattheUniversityofChicago,wherehealsoservedhisfirstpostasmen’sathleticsdirector.WarzeckareturnedtoCalifornia in1989tobecometheA.D.at theUniversityofRedlands,whereheremaineduntilhejoinedtheAggieathleticsstaff.

HeearnedhisBachelorofArtsdegreeinphysicaledu-cationfromCalin1975andhisMasterofSciencewithanemphasisinathleticadministrationfromCalStateHaywardin1983.

NONA RICHARDSON Senior Associate Director of Athletics/Senior Woman Administator

NonaRichardsonwasnamedSeniorAssociateAthleticsDirectoratUCDavisinMarch2007.ShebringsextensiveexperiencetoherroleatUCDaviswhichincludesoverseeingcompliance,studentservicesandsportsmedicineprograms,aswellassportsupervision.

Richardson has experienced intercollegiate athleticsfromavarietyofroles,mostrecentlyduringhertenureatBallState,wheresheservedastheseniorwomanadministra-tor.Theresheoversawdailyoperationsforsportsmedicine,andstrengthandconditioningwhilealsosupervisingsevensports, includingwomen’sbasketballandwomen’svolley-ball.HercontributionsatBallStatealso includedstudent-athleteservices,communityoutreachprogramming,careerdevelopmenteducation,student-athleteawards,andotherrelated areas while also serving as a Title IX and genderequityresource.

PriortoBallState,RichardsonwasAssociateDirectorofAthleticsandSWAatValparaisoUniversityforsevenyears,wheresheservedinsimilarcapacitieswhilealsoservingasComplianceCoordinatorforthe18-sportathleticsprogram.Her duties also involved student-athlete eligibility, eventmanagementandotherkeyadministrativeresponsibilities.

Richardson has served on numerous committeesthroughoutherdistinguishedcareer,includingtheNCAA

DivisionIVolleyballCommittee(2000-02)andVolleyballOfficials Sub-Committee (2001-02). She has also been amemberofcommitteesfortheMid-ContinentConferenceandtheNationalAssociationofCollegiateWomenAthleticsAdministrators (NACWAA), the latter forwhichshealsoservedasaboardmember.

Richardson has presented at several national confer-ences,isamemberofNACWAAandtheNationalAssociationofGirlsandWomeninSports,andhaswonseveralawardsincludingNACWAA’sDr.NellJacksonAward(2000).

Her athletics administrative tenure was preceded byavolleyballcoachingcareerthatwashighlightedbyheadcoachingpositionsatEasternMichigan(1987-95)andVal-paraiso(1996-99)andanassistantcoachingassignmentatKentucky(1984-87).RichardsonwasalsoanassistantcoachattheU.S.OlympicSportsFestivalin1991.

RichardsonwasastandoutvolleyballplayeratMichiganState(1978-81)whereshewasateamco-captain,MVPandamemberoftheAssociationforIntercollegiateAthleticsforWomen(AIAW)All-Stateteam.

ShereceivedherBachelorofSciencedegreeinPhysi-calEducationfromMichiganStatein1983andherMasterofArtsandLiberalStudiesinHumanBehaviorandSocietyfromValparaisoUniversityin1999.

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Bob BiggsFootball

Steve DotenMen’sWaterPolo

Jamie HolmesWomen’sVolleyball

Barbara JahnWomen’sSwimming

John LavalleeWomen’sGymnastics

Daryl LeeMen’sTennis

Bill MazeWomen’sTennis

Rex PetersBaseball

MaryClaire RobinsonWomen’sSoccer

Dwayne ShafferMen’sSoccer

Sandy SimpsonWomen’sBasketball

Gary StewartMen’sBasketball

Byron TalleyTrack&Field(interim)

Drew WartenburgM/WCrossCountry

Jamey WrightWomen’sWaterPolo

Karen YoderSoftball

Anne WalkerWomen’sGolf

UCDAVISHEADCOACHES

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Cy WilliamsMen’sGolf

Vianney CamposFieldHockey

Recognizedin1999as“SoftballFieldoftheYear”bytheSportsTurfManagersAssociation,LaRueFieldhostedfiveNCAAWestRegionSoftballChampion-shipsinthepastdecade.Recentadditionsincludebat-tingcages,covereddugoutsandimprovedpressareas.

TheformerLowerHickeyGym,thefirsthomeofwomen’sathleticsinthepost-TitleIXera,wascon-vertedtoafirst-classpracticefacilityfortheAggiegymnasticsteamin2005.

TheTed&RandSchaalAquaticsCenterhosteditsfirsteventinJanuaryof2004.ThecomplexfeaturesanOlympic-sizedpool,lockerrooms,

teamrooms,officespaceandpermanentseatingforapproximately500spectators.TheaquaticscenterwillallowUCDavistohostchampion-

shipevents,includingthe2006NCAAWomen’sWaterPoloChampionships.

ThepalatialActivites&RecreationCenter(ARC)offersawidearrayoffitnessareas,includingfull-sizebasketballcourts,amulti-useactivitycenter

forindoorsoccerorhockey,arunning/joggingtrack,weightrooms,aerobicsfacilities,squash

andracquetballcourts,andarock-climbingwall.Additionalamenitiesincludeawellnesscenter,

studentloungesandopportunitiesforconferencesandspecialevents.

HOMEOFTHEAGGIES

ACTIVITIES &RECREATION CENTER

THE PAVILION

SCHAAL AQUATICS CENTER

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LA RUE FIELD

ThePavilion,formerlyknownasRecreationHall,servesashomecourtforUCDavisbasketball,volleyball,wrestlingandgymnastics,aswellascon-certsandspecialevents.Withaseatingcapacityofnearly8,000,thePavilionranksasoneofthelargeston-campusarenasinNorthernCalifornia.

HICKEY GYMNASTICS CENTER

Dobbinsboastsoneofthefinestplaying

surfacesinNorthernCalifornia.In2002,thestadiumwasenhancedtoincludeapressbox,

arenovatedentranceandpermanentconces-sion/restroomfacilities.

DOBBINS BASEBALL COMPLEX

BothAggieStadium(left),thehomeofsoc-cer,andtheJames&AnnDobbinsBaseballComplex(below)weretheresultofvolunteereffortsdatingbacktothemid-1980s.

UCDavisstudent-athleteswelcomedtheexpandedweightroom,locatedinsideToomeyField.Inaddi-tiontonearlytriplinginsizethepreviousfacility,theupgradealsoincludedallnewequipment,restroomsandofficespace.

Builtinthelate1940s,ToomeyFieldhashostednumer-ouschampionshipeventsforfootball,track&fieldandlacrosse.Duringthe2000OlympicTrials,standoutsMarionJonesandMichaelJohnsonusedtheWoodyWil-sonTrackasapracticefacility.

AGGIE SOCCER STADIUM

TOOMEY FIELD & WOODY WILSON TRACK

AGGIE STADIUM

AggieStadiumservesasthehomefacilityforthefootball,women’slacrosseandwomen’sfieldhockeyteams.Themulti-usevenuefeaturesanall-weatherSportexeplayingsurface,afirst-classpressbox,fulllockerrooms,restroomsandconces-sions.Theinitialdesignhasseatingfor11,000to15,000spectators,withaneventualbuild-outtoasmanyas30,000.

MARYA WELCH TENNIS CENTER

DedicatedinApril2005,theMaryaWelchTennisCenterrepresentsanexpansionoftheformerHickeyTennisCourts.Recentadditionsincludegrandstandsandcanopiedbenchesforthenorthcourts.

TOOMEY WEIGHT ROOM

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SERVINGTHEUCDAVISSTUDENT-ATHLETE

STUDENT-ATHLETE ACADEMIC SERVICES204/208 Hickey Gym • (530) 752-3259

UC Davis ranks among the leaders in NCAAPostgraduate Scholarship Awards and Academic All-District/Americahonorees, andhasclaimeda recordthreewinnersoftheNCAAWomanoftheYearAward.Student-AthleteAcademicServicesdeservesmuchofthecreditfortheseaccomplishments.

The office started in 1988 with a single staffmemberservingasacentralizedresourceforacademicadvising,eligiblityinformationandcampusreferrals.The office has since expanded to include additionalacademicadvisors,anathleticaidcoordinator,anas-sistant eligibility coordinator and an administrativeassistant.ItisheadedbyNonaRichardson,senioras-sociatedirectorofathletics.

The Student-Athlete Academic Services officeprovidesarangeofservicestostudent-athletesonall26intercollegiateathleticsteams,includingassistancewithcourseandmajorselectionaswellasinterpretationandclarificationofeligibilityrulesandissues.

UCDavisstudent-athletestypicallyhaveamini-mumofthreeacademicadvisors:anathleticacademicadvisorassignedbysport,acollegeadvisor,andamajoradvisor(ifthestudenthasadeclaredmajor).Althoughappointmentswiththeathleticacademicadvisorsarenot mandatory at UC Davis, student-athletes mightchoosetoseetheirathleticacademicadvisorforissuesincluding:

• General education (GE) requirements• Dropping/adding courses• Time management/study skills• Assistance completing the mandatory Academic Plan Form• Study hall for student-athletes• Personal issues that affect academic performance• Choosing a major/career• Declaring or changing a major• Exploration of opportunities beyond athletics• Preparation for graduate programs• Preparation and application for NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships 

and other national awards

ATHLETIC TRAINING / SPORTS MEDICINEDick Lewis Training Room (115 Hickey Gym) • (530) 752-0647The Pavilion Training Room • (530) 752-7515

Knowncollectivelyas“TheHealerofChampions”,the UC Davis athletic training staff comprises fivefull-timecertifiedathletictrainers,afull-timephysicaltherapist/certifiedathletictrainerandapproximately24studentathletictrainers.Together,theyareresponsibleforprovidingmedicalcaretothe800-plusstudent-ath-letesthatcomposeUCDavis’26varsityteams.

The student athletic trainers serve two to threeyearswith theprogram, logging inmore than1,500

hours and gaining valuable clinical education in ahands-on environment. The internship is ideal foranystudentinterestedinagraduateprograminath-letictraining,aswellasanymedicaloralliedmedicalprofession.

TheARCPaviliontrainingroomcontainsexten-siveresourcesandequipmentfortherehabilitationofinjuredathletes.Thestaffphysical therapist ishead-quarteredthereaswell.

Jeff HoganHead Athletic Trainer

Michelle RoppeauDirector of Athletic Academic Advising

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CowellStudentHealthCenter....................................... 752-2300PeerCounselorsInAthletics(PCA).............................. 754-7103Internship&CareerCenter........................................... 752-2855LearningSkillsCenter.................................................. 752-2013StudentEmploymentCenter......................................... 752-0520CounselingCenter....................................................... 752-0871TheHouse(PeerCounseling)........................................ 752-2790CrossCulturalCenter................................................... 752-4287EducationAbroadCenter.............................................. 752-3014

StudentDisabilityCenter.............................................. 752-3184InternationalHouse.................................................... 753-5007Lesbian,Gay,Bisexual&TransgenderResourceCenter...... 752-2452Women’sResource&ResearchCenter............................ 752-3372

FINANCIAL SUPPORTUndergraduateScholarshipOffice.................................. 752-2804FinancialAidOffice..................................................... 752-2390DeanWitterFundResidentialServices............................ 752-2033

OTHER RESOURCES

Small town. Big school.UC Davis is ranked 16th among public universities nationwide by the National Research Council, is listed 11th among public universities nationwide by U.S. News & World Report; and is 10th in research funding among all U.S. ranked public universities by the National Science Foundation. The campus is a member of the prestigious Association of American Universities, one of just 62 institutions of higher learning to be admitted to this distinguished group.

Founded in 1908 as the University Farm amid the fertile fields of the state’s Central Valley, UC Davis embarks on a centennial celebration during the 2008-09 academic year. The campus encompasses the colleges of Letters and Science, Engineering, Biological Sciences, and Agricultural and Environmental Sciences; and professional schools in Law, Management, Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, and Education. It also operates the UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento, one of the leading teaching and research hospitals in the nation. In 2007, the campus announced a $100 million in founding support from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation to launch the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing.

This is a period of growth and change for UC Davis. The campus has seen growth in student, faculty and staff populations and is in the midst of more than $1 billion in new construction. New facilities do or will include new laboratories, new classrooms and new student sports and recreation facilities. Thanks to the generosity of one of the world’s most renowned winemakers,

groundbreaking took place in 2005 on the Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science. The Robert and Margrit Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts opened in 2002 and is a showcase part of the campus.

UC Davis has enjoyed a distinguished history in athletics as it continues a new era in NCAA Division I. The Aggies are official members in most sports in the Big West Conference which includes fellow UC campuses Irvine, Riverside and Santa Barbara. The transition to Division I brought to an end a successful Division II era in which UC Davis captured six Directors’ Cups in eight years, awarded annually to the most successful athletics program in the country. UC Davis also twice received recognition from Sports Illustrated for Women as the top Div. II school for women while Sports Illustrated has also previously honored the institution. In addition to 26 varsity sports (14 for women and 12 for men), the campus offers nearly 40 student-organized club sports. Women's field hockey will become the 27th varsity sport when it begins competition in 2009. And each year, more than 19,000 students participate in intramural sports.

All students can enjoy abundant on- and off-campus recreational facilities for tennis, softball, basketball, volleyball and golf. Given the area’s Mediterranean climate, outdoor recreation continues year round. The program is also among the nation’s leaders in NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship recipients and has had three winners of the prestigious NCAA Woman of the Year Award, tied for the most among all schools in the country.

2O1OMEDIA GUIDE

Sept. 4 at California 10 a.m.Sept. 10 at Fresno Pacific 3:30 p.m.Sept. 11 at Redlands* (1) 9 a.m.

Sept. 11 vs. Whittier* (1) 2:30 p.m.Sept. 11 vs. Occidental* (1) 5 p.m.Sept. 12 vs. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps* (1) 9 a.m.Sept. 12 vs. Pomona-Pitzer* (1) 1:30 p.m.

Sept. 18-19 at NorCal Invitational (2) All DaySEPT. 20 AIR FORCE* NOONSEPT. 25 SANTA CLARA* (3) 9 A.M.SEPT. 25 CALIFORNIA (3) 4:15 P.M.SEPT. 25 AMERICAN RIVER (EXH.) (3) 5:30 P.M.

SEPT. 26 REDLANDS* 10 A.M.Oct. 8 at Pacific 3 p.m.OCT. 9 ALUMNI (EXH.) 12 NOONOCT. 15 UC SAN DIEGO* 3:30 P.M.OCT. 16 PEPPERDINE* 6 P.M.Oct. 23 vs. Brown (4) 11:30 a.m.Oct. 23 vs. Cal Baptist (4) 3:15 p.m.Oct. 24 vs. Air Force *(4) 10:15 a.m.Oct. 24 at Bucknell (4) 4:30 p.m.NOV. 5 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT* 6 P.M.NOV. 12 STANFORD 6 P.M.Nov. 13 at Santa Clara* NoonNov. 19-21 at WWPA Championship (5) All Day * Western Water Polo Association game

TOURNAMENT KEY

(1) Inland Empire Classic (Redlands/La Verne, Calif.)

(2) NorCal Invitational (Berkeley, Calif.)

(3) AGGIE SHOOTOUT (DAVIS, Calif.)

(4) The Rodeo (Santa Clara, Calif.)

(5) WWPA Championship (Santa Clara, Calif.)

2O1O SCHEDULE MEN’S WATER POLO

Cory Lyle

Erik Quinn

Mattie Stone

Carlos Martinez

Matt Richardson