2014-15 cal poly men's basketball prospectus

SeniorGuardMaliik Love

JuniorWing

David Nwaba

JuniorForward

Joel Awich

Cal Poly Men’s BASKETBALL• 2014 Big West Conference Champions

• NCAA Tournament Second Round

2014-15 Prospectus

Letterwinners Returning / Lost..........................................................11 / 4Newcomers / Returning Redshirts / Incoming Transfers ............6 / 1 / 3Class Breakdown (FR / SO / JR / SR).......................................3 / 4 / 7 / 4Returning Scoring ..............................59.5 percent (1,273 of 2,141 points)Returning Rebounding ....................65.5 percent (718 of 1,096 rebounds)Returning Assists ...................................52.0 percent (205 of 394 assists)Returning Minutes...........................62.7 percent (4,260 of 6,800 minutes)

RETURNING STARTERS (2)Pos.Player (YR) ................................................................2013-14 NotableF Joel Awich (JR) ....Started 17 of 34 games; 6th Big West w/ 31 blocks W David Nwaba (JR)......................2nd on roster w/ 11.7 PPG, 4.8 RPG; .........................................51st among Division I players w/ 52.6 FG%

OTHER RETURNING LETTERWINNERS (9)Pos. Player (YR)......................................................................2013-14 NotableF Brian Bennett (JR) ............................Started 15 of 34 games; 46.6 FG%; .............................................................................4th on roster w/ 6.1 PPG

PROGRAM FACTSOfficial Athletics Name ........................................................................Cal PolyLocation .........................................................................San Luis Obispo, Calif.Founded.......................................................................................................1901Enrollment................................................................................................18,762Mascot..................................................................................................MustangsColors ..........................Forest Green (343) / Copper (460) / Vegas Gold (116)Affiliation / Conference..........................................NCAA Division I / Big WestAthletics Department Web Site ....................................................GoPoly.comCal Poly Athletics Twitter / Facebook .......CPMustangs / CalPolyMustangsHome Court (Capacity) .......................................Mott Athletics Center (3,032)Press Row Phone......................................................................(805) 756-6751President............................................................................Jeffrey D. ArmstrongDirector of Athletics...............................................................Don Oberhelman

COACHING STAFFHead Coach (Alma Mater) ...............Joe Callero (Central Washington, 1986) Cal Poly Record (Big West) / Seasons........................77-83 (43-39) / 5 Career NCAA Record / Seasons .........................................216-223 / 15 Office Phone......................................................................(805) 756-2288 Best Time to Contact ...................................................................Anytime E-mail .............................................................................mbb@calpoly.edu Twitter................................................................................@CoachCalleroAssociate Head Coach..................................................................Paul Fortier ..........................................................Second Season / Washington, 1986 Phone...........................................................................................756-6559 E-mail .........................................................................pfortier@calpoly.edu Assistant Coach...............................................................................Sam Kirby ....................................................................Fourth Season / Seattle, 2008 Phone...........................................................................................756-2354 E-mail .........................................................................sckirby@calpoly.eduAssistant Coach..........................................................................Mitch Reaves .................................................Second Season / Washington State, 2008 Phone...........................................................................................756-1747 E-mail ......................................................................mreaves@calpoly.eduDirector of Men’s Basketball Operations ......................................Bob Lowe ..........................................................Second Season / George Fox, 1985 Phone...........................................................................................756-6344 E-mail............................................................................rlowe@calpoly.eduMen’s Basketball Fax................................................................(805) 756-2650

PROGRAM INFORMATION & HISTORY2013-14 Overall Record............................................................................14-20 Home Record / Road / Neutral...........................................6-6 / 3-12 / 5-22013-14 Big West Conference Record / Finish ......................6-10 / Seventh Big West Home Record / Road ....................................................3-5 / 3-52014 Big West Conference Tournament ....................................................3-0 ....................................(def. No. 2 UC Santa Barbara, quarterfinals, 69-38; ........................................................def. No. 1 UC Irvine, semifinals, 61-58; ...............................def. No. 5 Cal State Northridge, championship, 61-59)2014 Postseason .................................................................NCAA Tournament ...........................................(def. No. 16 Texas Southern, First Four, 81-69; ..........lost to No. 1 Wichita State, Midwest Region Second Round, 64-37)First Season of Division I Competition..............................................1994-95Division I All-Time Record / Seasons ..............................247-338 (.422) / 20Big West Conference All-Time Record / Seasons .........124-170 (.422) / 18Division I Postseason Appearances ...2 (2013 CollegeInsider.com Tournament; ...................................................................................2014 NCAA Tournament)Big West Conference Tournament Record / Appearances ..10-11 (.476) / 12

2014-15 PLAYER INFORMATIONAll-Big West Conference Honorees Returning / Lost .......................0 / 1Regular Starters Returning / Lost.......................................................2 / 3

2014-15 CAL POLY MEN’S BASKETBALL

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2014-15 CAL POLY MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

Date Opponent (TV/Location) Time (PT)Sat, Oct. 25 Green vs. Gold 4 p.m. Sat., Nov. 15 at Nevada 3 p.m. Tues., Nov. 18 San Francisco State 7 p.m.Fri., Nov. 21 Delaware 7 p.m.Wed., Nov. 26 at California (Pac-12 Network) 7 p.m. Sat, Nov. 29 at Saint Mary's 7 p.m. Sat., Dec. 6 Menlo College 7 p.m. Sat., Dec. 13 at Fresno State TBA Mon., Dec. 15 at San Francisco 7 p.m. Wed., Dec. 17 Northeastern (at Santa Clara) 7 p.m. Sat., Dec. 20 vs. Gonzaga (at Seattle/Key Arena) 7 p.m. Tues., Dec. 23 at Santa Clara 2 p.m. Tues., Dec. 30 at IPFW 6 p.m.

Big West ConferenceWed., Jan. 7 at Hawai'i 9:30 p.m. Sat., Jan. 10 UC Santa Barbara 7 p.m. Thurs., Jan. 15 at Long Beach State (ESPN3) 7 p.m. Sat., Jan. 17 at CSUN 7 p.m. Thurs., Jan. 22 Cal State Fullerton 7 p.m. Sat., Jan. 24 UC Riverside 7 p.m. Thurs., Jan. 29 at UC Irvine (ESPN3) 7 p.m.Sat., Jan. 31 at UC Davis 7 p.m. Thurs., Feb. 5 Hawai'i 7 p.m.Thurs., Feb. 12 CSUN 7 p.m.Sat., Feb. 14 Long Beach State 7 p.m. Thurs., Feb. 19 at Cal State Fullerton 7 p.m. Sat., Feb. 21 at UC Riverside 7 p.m. Thurs., Feb. 26 UC Irvine 7 p.m.Sat., Feb. 28 UC Davis 7 p.m.Sat., March 7 at UC Santa Barbara (Fox PRIME TICKET) 3 p.m. Big West Conference Tournament (Anaheim, Calif. / Honda Center)

Thurs., March 12 Quarterfinal (Fox PRIME TICKET) TBAFri., March 13 Semifinal (ESPNU/ESPN3) TBASat., March 14 Championship (ESPN2) TBA

CONNECT W/ THE MUSTANGSJoe Callero Twitter ...........................................................@CoachCalleroMen’s Basketball Twitter ...................................................@CalPolyMBBMen’s Basketball Facebook..................................................CalPolyMBBMen’s Basketball Home Page ............................gopoly.com/sports/mbkb

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2014-15 ROSTER, COACHING STAFF AND PRONUNCIATION GUIDENO NAME POS YR HT WT EXP HOMETOWN / LAST SCHOOL(S) PRONUNCIATION0 David Nwaba W JR 6-4 200 1V Los Angeles, CA / Santa Monica College NWAH-buh1 Aleks Abrams F FR 6-8 225 HS Newbury Park, CA / Oaks Christian HS ALEX A-brumz2 Trevor John G FR 6-3 182 HS Danville, CA / Monte Vista HS3 Maliik Love G SR 6-2 209 3V Oceanside, CA / The Bishop's School MUH-leek4 Alberto Ganis F SR 6-5 211 SQ Udine, Italy / Miramar College gah-NEESE5 Reese Morgan G JR 6-2 206 2V San Pedro, CA / Peninsula HS10 Ridge Shipley G SO 6-0 184 1V Carrollton, TX / Hebron HS11 Taylor Sutlive G SO 6-3 193 1V San Antonio, TX / Churchill HS13 Kyle Toth G JR 6-2 175 TR Sunnyvale, CA / Foothill College (Army) TOE-th14 Mark Patterson G FR 6-1 165 HS Bellflower, CA / Mayfair HS21 Luke Meikle F RS 6-9 203 TR Tacoma, WA / Gonzaga ME-cull23 KJ Logue F JR 6-5 205 TR Fair Oaks, CA / Yuba College LOWgg25 Joel Awich F JR 6-7 209 2V St. Paul, MN / Tartan HS AH-which30 Michael Bolden W SR 6-5 192 1V Mission Viejo, CA / Irvine Valley College34 Brian Bennett F JR 6-9 253 2V Romeoville, IL / Plainfield East HS42 Anthony Silvestri F SR 6-7 218 2V San Francisco, CA / Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep44 Zach Gordon F JR 6-8 229 2V Lynnwood, WA / Archbishop Murphy HSHead Coach: Joe Callero / Sixth Season / Central Washington, 1986 Cuh-LEHR-ohAssociate Head Coach: Paul Fortier / Second Season / Washington, 1986 FOUR-tee-aAssistant Coach: Sam Kirby / Fourth Season / Seattle, 2008Assistant Coach: Mitch Reaves / Second Season / Washington State, 2008Director of Operations: Bob Lowe / Second Season / George Fox, 1985Assistant Director of Operations: Jeremy Jauregui / Second Season / Cal Poly, 2013Director of Community Relations: Eric Esparza / Ninth Season / Cal State Stanislaus, 1996

G Max Betkowski (SO)............................................................6 appearancesW Michael Bolden (SR) ................................. 38.6% 3PT mark in 25 gamesF Zach Gordon (JR).........................Appeared in 33 of 34 games; 2.4 RPGG Maliik Love (SR) .........Appeared in all 34 games after RS previous year; .........................................................................................1.64-1 A-TO ratioG Reese Morgan (JR) ..............9 appearances after recovering from injury; .............................................................................career 91.4% FT shooterPG Ridge Shipley (SO)...................Team-best 2.61-1 A-TO ratio; 35.6 3PT% F Anthony Silvestri (SR) ..................................Career-high 29 appearancesG Taylor Sutlive (SO) ............................45.2 3PT%, 45.8 FG% in 22 games

GRADUATED PLAYERS (3)Pos. Player ..............................................................................2013-14 NotableF Chris Eversley .........All-Big West 2nd team; Big West Tournament MVP; ........................................11th in Big West w/ 13.5 PPG, 6th w/ 7.1 RPG; ..................12th in program history w/ 1,192 points, 9th w/ 609 reboundsPG Jamal Johnson ......................................5th Big West w/ 2.5-1 A-TO ratio; ...............................1st all-time with 128 appearances, 7th w/ 303 assistsG Kyle Odister.......3rd on roster w/ 9.1 PPG, 5th all-time w/ 176 3-pointers

OTHER DEPARTED PLAYERS (1)Pos. Player ..............................................................................2013-14 NotableG Markel Leonard .....4 appearances as true FR; transferred from program

ACTIVATED PLAYERS AND RETURNING REDSHIRTS (1)Pos. Player (YR) ....................................................................................NotableF Alberto Ganis (SR) ..............Redshirted last season following JC transfer

NEWCOMERS (6)Pos. Player (YR).......................................................Hometown / Last SchoolF Alex Abrams (FR) ....................Westlake Village, CA / Oaks Christian HSG Trevor John (FR) ........................................Danville, CA / Monte Vista HSSF K.J. Logue (JR)............................................Fair Oaks, CA / Yuba CollegeF Luke Meikle (SO/RS)............................................Tacoma, WA / GonzagaG Mark Patterson (FR) ..............................................Bellflower, CA / MayfairG Kyle Toth (JR) .............................Sunnyvale, CA / Foothill College (Army)

Athletics CommunicationsAssistant Media Relations Director / Men’s Basketball Contact .....................................Chris GiovannettiOffice Phone / Fax ............................................(805) 756-7513 / 756-2650Cell Phone............................................................................(805) 470-0490E-mail ........................................................................cgiovann@calpoly.eduMailing / Shipping Address............................Mott Gym, 1 Grand Avenue, ................................................................San Luis Obispo, CA 93407

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Mustang News (Student)Graphic Arts Building, Cal PolySan Luis Obispo, CA 93407Sports Editor: Nick Larson ([email protected])Office Phone / Fax: (805) 756-1796 / 756-6784Web Site: MustangNews.net

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After guiding the Cal Poly men’sbasketball team to its first BigWest Conference champi-

onship and NCAA Division ITournament appearance and havingestablished the Mustang program asan annual Big West title contender,Joe Callero is in his sixth season ashead coach. Through Callero’s direction, CalPoly’s 2013-14 finish ranked as onethe most notable achievements inschool history with the Mustangssweeping aside second-seeded UCSanta Barbara, No. 1 UC Irvine andfifth-seeded Cal State Northridge toclaim the program’s first Big WestTournament title. At the NCAATournament First Four, the Mustangstopped fellow No. 16 seed TexasSouthern to record the program’s firstpostseason win in 32 years and thefirst NCAA Tournament victory by aBig West program in nine seasons.Despite falling to top-seeded WichitaState in the second round, Cal Polyfinished the year ranked fifth nationallyin fewest turnovers per game (8.9)and 37th in points allowed per game(63.6). Under Callero, Cal Poly’s 43 BigWest victories rank as the highesttotal over a five-year period in pro-gram history while the team’s 77 totalwins rank as the highest five-year totalin 22 seasons. The Big West’s domi-nant defensive program, Cal Poly hasled the conference in fewest pointsallowed per game for the last four sea-sons while ranking as one of thenation’s top-40 defensive programs in

three of the last four years. Individually, Cal Poly has pro-duced eight All-Big West selectionsunder Callero while, last season,Chris Eversley became the first BigWest Tournament Most ValuablePlayer selection in program history.With a reputation for refining talent,Callero – who coached NBA champi-on Brian Scalabrine at USC (1998-99) – has helped produce nine profes-sional players at Cal Poly. Mostrecently, Eversley signed with Asianclub Westports Malaysia Dragonswhile guard Amaurys Fermin (2009-12) was named 2013 Rookie of theYear in the Dominican Republicnational league and guard Drake U’u(2009-13) helped the Perth Wildcatsto the 2014 Australia NationalBasketball League championship. Cal Poly annually competesagainst the nation’s best programs inhigh-profile environments. During the2013-14 season alone, Cal Polyfaced four ranked programs (Arizona,Oregon, Pitt, Wichita State), threemore teams that made the NCAATournament (Stanford, Delaware,Texas Southern) and played a pro-gram-record 12 nationally televisedgames. In the classroom, the Mustangshave performed exceptionally underCallero’s guidance with all 12 seniorplayers during the previous three sea-sons earning degrees. Cal Poly’sfour-year APR score of 959 between2009-10 and 2012-13 is a jump of 34points following a 963 score duringthe 2012-13 academic year. In support of Cal Poly’s talent, win-ning ways and nationally recognizedstyle of play, the Mustang programhas experienced a 39 percentincrease in attendance between the2008-09 campaign (the final seasonprior to Callero’s arrival) and last sea-son’s average of 2,184 fans per homegame. Under Callero, Cal Poly is 42-

22 inside the Mott Athletics Center,28-14 versus Big West opponentsand, between the 2011-12 and 2013-14 seasons, won 16 straight confer-ence home games. Setting the stage for Cal Poly’s2013-14 championship season was a2012-13 Mustang squad that set pro-gram records for Big West victories(12) and Big West winning percent-age (.667) en route to a second suc-cessive Big West Tournament semifi-nal appearance. An overall 18-wintotal helped Cal Poly match or exceedits victory total from the previous yearfor the fourth successive season (afeat not accomplished for 41years).The 2012-13 Mustangs also finished13-1 inside the Mott Athletics Centerto set Division I program records forhome victories, fewest home lossesand home winning percentage (.929).In toppling No. 11 UCLA at PauleyPavilion, the Mustangs chalked uptheir first victory against a rankedopponent and, as part of theCollegeInsider.com Tournament, CalPoly played the program’s first post-season game in 27 years. Cal Polyalso finished second nationally infewest turnovers per game (9.4) andfourth in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.46-to-1). Cal Poly finished the 2011-12 sea-son ranked among Division I basket-ball’s top-25 defensive programs for asecond successive year. Along theway, Cal Poly produced an 18-winseason, reached the Big WestTournament semifinals for the firsttime in five years and, during a 100-54victory against Cal State Northridge,the Mustangs sank their first 11 three-point attempts to match a 25-year-oldNCAA record. Selected to finish fifth in the BigWest standings during the 2010-11season, Cal Poly instead matchedsingle-season program records forhighest showing in the Big West (sec-

ond) and highest seeding for the con-ference tournament (second). TheMustangs also cemented their statusas a defensive powerhouse by finish-ing third among NCAA Division I pro-grams in opponent three-point per-centage and sixth in opponent pointsper game. Callero’s initial 2009-10 season atCal Poly yielded one of the top single-year turnarounds in program history.In orchestrating a five-win improve-ment from the previous year, Calleroalso directed the Mustangs to theirbest start to any Big West season (5-2). Predicted to finish last in the stand-ings, Cal Poly clinched the No. 6 seedfor the Big West Tournament andcapped the year by winning the pro-gram’s first conference tournamentgame in three seasons. Named head coach of Cal Poly onApril 3, 2009, Callero has developed areputation for revitalizing programs.As head coach at Seattle (2001-09),Callero directed the Redhawks to 75victories during his final four seasonsand successfully led the programthrough its Division I transition.Callero’s final 2008-09 season withthe Redhawks produced a 21-8 cam-paign and the program’s highest win-ning percentage in 45 seasons.Additionally, the 2008-09 Seattlesquad – as an independent program– finished No. 131 out of 347 DivisionI programs in the final SagarinRatings. Under Callero, Seattle finished the2006-07 season with a 20-9 record, aGreat Northwest Athletic Conferencetitle and the program’s first berth in theNCAA Division II Tournament in 38years. During just his second seasonat Seattle (2002-03), Callero directedthe Redhawks to a 16-11 finish thatwas the program’s first winning cam-paign in nine seasons and a 10-victo-ry improvement upon the previousyear.

Prior to success at Seattle, Calleroguided Division III University of PugetSound to a combined 22-25 recordduring the 1999-00 and 2000-01 sea-sons. The Loggers finished 14-10during his final season to secure theprogram’s first winning campaign innine years. Before pointing Puget Sound in awinning direction, Callero served the1998-99 season as an assistantcoach at USC. During his one seasonin Los Angeles, Callero assisted theTrojans to the NIT. A prominent figure on the north-west basketball scene for more thantwo decades, Callero compiled a 130-49 mark during two three-seasonstints at Highline Community College(1989-92, 1995-98) and, beforedeparting for USC, helped guide theThunderbirds to successiveNorthwest Athletic Association ofCommunity Colleges championships.Callero twice earned conferenceCoach of the Year praise afterHighline posted a combined 63-2mark during the 1996-97 and 1997-98 campaigns. Between successful stints atHighline Community College, Calleroserved as the head coach and as aguidance counselor at Sumner HS(1992-95). Under Callero, Sumneralso posted its first winning campaignin six years. A 1986 graduate of CentralWashington with a bachelor’s degreein psychology, Callero helped guidethe Wildcats to consecutive NAIANational Championship appear-ances. The point guard and captain ofCentral Washington’s 1985-86 squadreceived his master’s degree in edu-cation from Seattle in 1991. One of 16children, Callero is a graduate ofEnumclaw HS. Callero, his wife, Erika, and daugh-ter, Malia, reside in nearby ArroyoGrande.

JOECALLEROHead Coach • Sixth Season • Central Washington, 198677-83 {Cal Poly} • 216-223 {15 Seasons}@CoachCallero

SEASON-BY-SEASON COACHING BREAKDOWN* OVERALL CONFERENCE NCAA TOURN.YEAR W L PCT. W L PCT. W L PCT. NOTE(S)University of Puget Sound (Division III)1999-00 8 15 .348 6 10 .375 -- -- -- --2000-01 14 10 .583 8 8 .500 -- -- -- Program’s first winning season in nine yearsSeattle University (Division II; completed transition to Division I prior to 2008-09 season)2001-02 6 23 .207 4 14 .222 -- -- -- --2002-03 16 11 .593 9 9 .500 -- -- -- 10-win turnaround from first year; program’s first winning season in nine years2003-04 9 18 .333 5 13 .278 -- -- -- --2004-05 11 16 .407 6 12 .333 -- -- -- --2005-06 16 11 .593 9 9 .500 -- -- -- --2006-07 20 9 .690 11 5 .688 1 1 .500 Great Northwest Athletic Conference co-champion; second round, NCAA Tournament2007-08 18 9 .667 11 7 .611 -- -- -- Last season at Division II level2008-09 21 8 .724 Independent -- -- -- First season at Division I level; program’s highest overall win total in 45 seasonsCal Poly2009-10 12 19 .387 7 9 .438 -- -- -- Five-win turnaround from previous season; first Big West Tournament win in three years2010-11 15 15 .500 10 6 .625 -- -- -- Matched program records for Big West victories and highest Big West Tourn. seed (2)2011-12 18 15 .546 8 8 .500 -- -- -- Win total second highest in 18-year Division I tenure; Big West Tournament semifinalist2012-13 18 14 .563 12 6 .667 -- -- -- Cal Poly records for Big West wins (12) and winning percentage (.667); 13-1 home record2013-14 14 20 .412 6 10 .375 1 1 .500 First Big West Championship, NCAA Division I Tournament appearance in program historyTOTALS 216 223 .492 111 126 .468 2 2 .500

*Records from coaching stints at four-year programs only. Callero also directed Highline Community College (1989-92, 1995-98) where he posted a 130-49 mark and Sumner HS (1992-95).

With focus honed onfloor coaching,recruiting, game

planning and scouting andthe development of Cal Poly’sbackcourt, Sam Kirby is in hisfourth season as an assistantwith the Mustang men’s bas-ketball program. Kirby’s influence on CalPoly’s guard play has beensubstantial with the Mustangsranking first among Division Iprograms over the previous

two seasons with just 9.2turnovers committed pergame. Additionally, Cal Polyhas led the Big WestConference during the previ-ous three years with a com-bined 1.31-to-1 assist-to-turnover ratio. Individually under Kirby,guard Jamal Johnson gradu-ated in May ranked seventhin program history with 303career assists and finishedthe 2012-13 season ranked11th among Division I playerswith a 2.75-to-1 assist-to-turnover ratio. All-Big Westguard Dylan Royer finishedfifth (2011-12) and 18th(2012-13) in three-point per-centage among more than4,000 Division I shooters. Cal Poly’s backcourt

strength has contributeddirectly to the program’s over-all success with the Mustangscapturing the program’s firstBig West Conference cham-pionship last season andreaching the NCAATournament second round. “Sam continues to developinto a top-level trainer,recruiter and game-daycoach,” said Cal Poly headcoach Joe Callero, whocoached Kirby at SeattleUniversity during the 2005-06and 2006-07 seasons, the lat-ter year resulting in a 20-9overall record, a GreatNorthwest Athletic Conferencetitle and the program’s firstNCAA Division II Tournamentberth in 38 years. “Sam’s feelfor the game as well as our

young players is excellent. Iwas fortunate to coach him asa player and even more fortu-nate to have him as my assis-tant.” Kirby arrived at Cal Polyfollowing a one-season stintat Cañada College (RedwoodCity, Calif.) where he wasinvolved in all aspects of on-court coaching, strength andconditioning, recruiting andperimeter player develop-ment in helping the Colts to a20-6 overall record, a sec-ond-place finish in the CoastConference with an 8-4 markand a final No. 7 ranking inthe California CommunityCollege Athletic Associationcoaches poll. Kirby also spenttwo seasons as an assistantat Shoreline Community

College (2008-10) in Seattle. A Sacramento native, Kirbyserved as a student assistantcoach at Seattle during the2007-08 campaign whilecompleting a bachelor’sdegree in liberal studies witha minor in psychology. An All-Bay Valley Conference selec-tion at San Joaquin DeltaCollege (2003-05), Kirbyhelped the Mustangs to a 30-2 record during the 2004-05season and a berth in thesemifinals of that year’sCCCAA state championships.A graduate of Sacramento’sFoothill HS, Kirby assistedthe program to the 2003California InterscholasticFederation Division III statechampionship and a 36-2record.

With focus aimed ats t r e n g t h e n i n grecruiting efforts

and continually improvingCal Poly’s frontcourt game,Paul Fortier – a veteran play-er of 17 European seasons –is in his second year as asso-ciate head coach with theMustang men’s basketballprogram. “Paul is a talented, experi-enced and professionalcoach and a perfect fit for ourprogram as a teacher, men-tor and recruiter,” sixth-yearCal Poly head coach JoeCallero said. “On the floor,Paul helps develop our postplayers and as a recruiter, hehelps maintain our out-of-state contacts and strength-

ens our California relation-ships. With Paul’s leadership,I look forward to the contin-ued progress of Mustangbasketball and see a brightfuture for our program.” During his initial 2013-14season at Cal Poly, Fortierassisted the Mustangs to theprogram’s first Big WestConference championshipand an NCAA Tournamentsecond round appearance.With Fortier on the bench,the 2013-14 Mustangs fin-ished 37th nationally inpoints allowed per game(63.6) and, individually, for-ward Chris Eversley becamethe first Big West TournamentMost Valuable Player selec-tion in program history. Fortier arrived at Cal Polyin June 2013 after serving asan assistant at Washingtonfor eight seasons. Tasked withdeveloping Washington’s postplayers, Fortier’s protégésinclude Los Angeles Clipperscenter Spencer Hawes(selected 10th in the 2007

NBA Draft by Sacramento),Memphis Grizzlies forwardQuincy Pondexter (selected26th in the 2010 draft byOklahoma City) and LosAngeles Clippers guard C.J.Wilcox (selected 28th in the2014 draft). Fortier alsogroomed forward JonBrockman (selected 38th inthe 2009 NBA Draft byPortland; currently withFrench club Élan Chalon) andforward Matthew Bryan-Amaning, an All-Pac-12 firstteam selection and the con-ference’s Most ImprovedPlayer honoree for the 2010-11 season. During eight seasons inSeattle, Fortier assistedWashington to four NCAATournament appearances,including Sweet 16 showingsin 2006 and 2010.Washington compiled three25-plus win seasons withFortier on the bench. Prior to his time atWashington, Fortier spenttwo seasons at Cornell

(2003-05) where he helpedthe Big Red lead the IvyLeague in rebounding duringhis first year and to a second-place league finish – the pro-gram’s highest in 17 years –during his second season. A four-year letterwinnerand three-year starting for-ward at Washington (1983-86), Fortier assisted theHuskies to three successiveNCAA Tournaments (1984-86) and Pac-10 titles in 1984and 1985. A 1986 All-Pac-10selection after averaging14.8 points and 7.2 reboundsper game, Fortier departedWashington as the 18th-lead-ing scorer in program historywith 1,326 career points. His19 rebounds versus Arizonaon Feb. 12, 1983 still rank asthe third-highest single-gametotal in program history. Fortier was selected by theWashington Bullets in thefifth round of the 1986 NBADraft and spent 17 seasonsin Europe, competing in thetop leagues Italy, France,

Spain and Greece. A mem-ber of the 1998 and 1999French Cup-winning clubCholet Basket, Fortier partici-pated in the 1997 and 1998French All-Star Games.Fortier averaged more than15 points per game during 13of his 17 seasons overseas.Fortier’s top statistical effortcame during the 1995-96season when he averaged21.5 points and 10.2rebounds per game whilewith French side Le MansSarthe Basket. A product of SanFrancisco’s St. IgnatiusCollege Prep, Fortier aver-aged 20 points and 11.5rebounds per game duringhis senior season to earn All-Northern California praiseand All-America honorablemention acclaim. In May2014, Fortier was inductedinto the San Francisco PrepHall of Fame. Fortier and his wife,Elizabeth, have two daugh-ters, Kassia and Marissa.

PaulFortierAssociate Head CoachSecond Season • Washington, 1986

SamKirbyAssistant CoachFourth Season • Seattle, 2008


Now in his ninth yearas the Cal Polymen’s basketball

team’s director of communityrelations, Eric Esparza over-sees the program’s civic out-reach endeavors as well asassisting with travel plans

and video scout work. “Eric is a tremendouslyreliable and knowledgeablecoordinator and his under-standing of the central coastcommunity has really helpedour program grow,” sixth-year head coach Joe Callero

said. An administrative assis-tant during his first threeyears with the Mustangs,Esparza served as the asso-ciate head coach atColumbia College (Sonora,Calif.) prior to arriving at Cal

Poly. Also a former assistantcoach at Oakdale (Calif.) HS,Esparza is a 1996 graduateof Cal State Stanislaus. Esparza and his wife, for-mer Cal Poly standout tennisand basketball player PaigeBillingsley, have two children.

Bob Lowe is in his sec-ond season as the CalPoly men’s basketball

team’s director of operationswhile enjoying a second suc-cessful tenure with theMustang program. Lowe, a Cal Poly assistantcoach from 2002-09,returned to the Mustang pro-

gram in 2013 after spendinga four-year block (2009-13)as an assistant with Cal StateNorthridge. In his currentcapacity with Mustangs,Lowe is charged with scoutwork and opponent gamepreparation, in addition toscheduling team travel, coor-dinating video exchange,organizing summer camps,facility scheduling and over-seeing Cal Poly’s studentmanagerial staff. “Bob is a tremendousasset to our staff,” sixth-yearCal Poly head coach JoeCallero said. “His experienceregarding Big West oppo-

nents as well as his intelli-gence and coaching maturitycompliments our staff per-fectly. With Bob, we havesomeone who has an excel-lent understanding of CalPoly and the central coastcommunity.” During his time at CalState Northridge, Loweassisted the Matadors to athird-place finish in the BigWest standings during the2010-11 season and a semi-final appearance at the con-ference tournament. As an assistant at CalPoly, Lowe helped theMustangs to three top-four

finishes in the Big Weststandings and appearancesin the 2003 and 2007 confer-ence tournament champi-onship games. The 2006-07Mustang squad set Division Iprogram records for total vic-tories (19) and highest finishin the Big West standings(second). Prior to his time at CalPoly, Lowe enjoyed stints atPortland (2000-01), SouthernUtah (1992-00) and NewMexico State (1989-92),where he helped the Aggiesto three successive NCAATournament appearancesand a Sweet 16 showing in

1992. New Mexico Stateposted a combined 74-18record with Lowe on thebench. Southern Utah alsoproduced American WestConference titles in 1995 and1996 with Lowe. A 1985 graduate ofGeorge Fox University, Loweserved as an undergraduateassistant (1983-85) with theBruins before joining two-year program College of theDesert (Palm Desert, Calif.)from 1985-89. Lowe earned a master’sdegree in education adminis-tration from Cal State SanBernardino in 1994.

With focus honedtoward the devel-opment of Cal

Poly’s guard play and overallteam defense, in addition tocoaching and recruitingassignments, Mitch Reaves

is in his second season as anassistant coach with theMustang men’s basketballprogram. Promoted to assistantcoach in August 2013 follow-ing a four-year stint as CalPoly’s director of operations,Reaves’ impact was feltimmediately with theMustangs capturing the pro-gram’s first Big WestConference championshiplast season and reaching theNCAA Tournament secondround. As a team, Cal Poly

finished last year ranked fifthnationally in fewest turnoversper game (8.9) and 37th inpoints allowed per game(63.6). In his former capacity asCal Poly’s director of opera-tions, Reaves coordinatedplayer workouts and recruit-ing endeavors, in addition toorganizing team travel, videoexchange, the program’ssummer camp series anddirecting the program’s stu-dent managerial staff. “Mitch is bright, person-

able and passionate and anexcellent recruiter and coachon the floor,” sixth-year CalPoly head coach Joe Callerosaid. Reaves began his careeras Seattle University’s direc-tor of operations during the2008-09 season. Prior toarriving at Seattle, Reavesserved as a team managerwith Washington State(2005-08) and as the headmanager during his final twoseasons. With the Cougars,his duties included organiz-

ing the program’s recruitingdatabase and coordinatingteam activities. Reavesattended and helped coordi-nate operations forWashington State at the2007 and 2008 NCAATournaments. The Cougarsreached the Sweet Sixteen in2008. Reaves received his bach-elor’s degree in sports man-agement with a concentra-tion in business administra-tion from Washington State in2007.

MitchReavesAssistant CoachSecond Season • Washington State, 2008

BobLoweDirector of OperationsSecond Season • George Fox, 1985

EricEsparzaDirector of Community RelationsNinth Season • Cal State Stanislaus, 1996


2014-15 MUSTANG PROFILES (Returning Players)

2013-14 (Junior)During first season on campus, appeared in25 of 34 games with starts at Pitt (Dec. 21),versus UC Riverside (Feb. 22), at UC Davis(Feb. 27) and at UC Irvine (March 1) … aver-aged 13.7 minutes per contest … finishedsecond among Mustangs with a 38.6 (17-for-44) percent three-point mark … scored career-high 13 points after hittingfour three-pointers against UC Riverside (Feb. 22) … sank two three-point-ers to finish with six points at Long Beach State (Feb. 15), at UC Davis (Feb.27) and at UC Irvine (March 1) ... scored five points in Cal Poly debut at No.5 Arizona (Nov. 8) … grabbed career-high four rebounds against Cal StateDominguez Hills (Dec. 14, 2013) … distributed career-high three assists atCal State Northridge (Feb. 13) and versus UC Riverside (Feb. 22).

2011-13 (Freshman-Sophomore; Irvine Valley College)As a sophomore during 2012-13 season, named to All-Orange EmpireConference first team after averaging 14.3 points and 6.0 rebounds pergame and shooting 46.3 percent from the floor and 36.8 percent from thethree-point line … also started 27 times last year and posted 24 double-digitscoring games in helping program to second round of the CCCAA SouthernCalifornia Regional Playoffs … earned All-Orange Empire honorable men-tion praise as a freshman after averaging 6.4 points and 3.7 rebounds pergame.??

Trabuco Hills HS (Mission Viejo, Calif.)As a senior during 2009-10 season, averaged 8.7 points and 3.7 reboundsper game in helping program finish 17-12 and reach the second round of theCalifornia Interscholastic Federation Southern Section tournament.

PersonalSon of Phil Bolden and Gina Wilkie … has one sister, Nicole … majoring insociology … took classes at Saddleback College (Mission Viejo, Calif.)between high school graduation and enrollment at Irvine Valley College …career ambition is to play professionally … Michael Phillip Bolden was bornon June 12, 1992 in Lake Forest, Calif.

Michael

Bolden6-5 • 192 • Senior • WingMission Viejo, CA {Irvine Valley College} 30

Career GAME HIGHSPoints (13)..................................................UC Riverside (Feb. 14, 2014)Field Goals (4) ......................................................UC Riverside (Feb. 14, 2014)Three-Pointers (2, twice).............................last at UC Irvine (March 4, 2014)Free Throws (0) .........................................UC Riverside (Feb. 14, 2014)Rebounds (4, twice) .........last vs. UC Santa Barbara (March 13, 2014)Assists (3, twice)............................last vs. UC Riverside (Feb. 14, 2014)Steals (2) ...................................at Cal State Northridge (Feb. 13, 2014)Blocks (1, four times) ......last vs. UC Santa Barbara (March 13, 2014)Minutes (31) ...............................................UC Riverside (Feb. 14, 2014)

2013-14 (Redshirt Junior)Redshirted first season on campus. Will be asenior in 2014-15.

San Diego Miramar CollegeAveraged a combined 14.0 points and 7.0rebounds per game during two seasons forJets program ... earned All-Pacific Coast Athletic Conference second teamrecognition for 2011-12 season and conference honorable mention praisefor 2012-13 season.

I.T.I. Arturo Malignani (Udine, Italy)Participated in tournaments with Italy U-18 Men's National Team ... helpedclub team to a top-10 finish at U-18 level for 2006-07 season.

PersonalSon of Alessandro and Lauretta Ganis ... has one brother, Francesco ...majoring in communications ... earned Dean's List recognition at MiramarCollege ... Alberto Ganis was born on Feb. 13, 1990 in Udine, Italy.

Alberto

Ganis6-5 • 211 • Senior • ForwardTavagnacco, Italy {Miramar College} 4



2013-14 (Redshirt Junior)Appeared in all 34 games with five starts andaveraged 16.3 minutes per contest … scoredseason-high 10 points at UC Riverside (Jan. 25)and at UC Davis (Feb. 27) … added nine pointsin NCAA Tournament second round gameagainst Wichita State (March 21), at No. 14Oregon (Dec. 1) and at Cal State Northridge (Feb. 13).

2012-13 (Redshirt)Redshirted year following a preseason injury.

2011-12 (Sophomore)Appeared in 32 of 33 games with 11 starts … led Cal Poly with a 2.07-to-1 assist-to-turnover ratio … finished 6-for-7 from the floor and with a season-high 12points and career-high six rebounds during season-opening victory versus SanJose State (Nov. 12) … scored nine points versus Cal State Fullerton (Jan. 7) …kicked down a season-high four assists versus Cal State Northridge (Jan. 21).

2010-11 (Freshman)Named Big West Conference Co-Freshman Player of the Year after leading CalPoly with a 47.2 (59-for-125) percent field goal mark, ranking second with a 1.33-to-1 assist-to-turnover ratio and fifth with 5.7 points per game … registeredcareer-high 16 points at Loyola Marymount (Dec. 4) … scored nine points duringfirst appearance as a Mustang in season-opening victory at Seattle (Nov. 14).

The Bishop’s School (Oceanside, Calif.)Named Coastal South League Player of the Year as a senior during the 2009-10season after averaging team highs for points (20.3), rebounds (8.7), assists (4.6)and steals (2.0) per game … also named CSL Player of the Year as a junior afterregistering 20.8 points, 9.9 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 3.1 steals per game …helped program to a combined 45-11 record during junior and senior seasonsand consecutive CSL championships with an aggregate 15-1 conference mark.

PersonalSon of Clarence and Sharon Love … has two brothers and one sister … majoringin general engineering … career ambition is to become a civil engineer … MaliikM. Love was born on Nov. 6, 1992 in San Diego.

Maliik

Love6-2 • 209 • Senior • GuardOceanside, CA {The Bishop's School} 3

CAREER GAME HIGHSPoints (16) .....................................at Loyola Marymount (Dec. 4, 2010)Field Goals (6)........................................San Jose State (Nov. 12, 2011)Three-Pointers (2)........................................at UC Irvine (Feb. 10, 2011)Free Throws (5, three times)........last at No. 14 Oregon (Dec. 1, 2013)Rebounds (6)..........................................San Jose State (Nov. 12, 2011)Assists (5, twice) ............................last at No. 5 Arizona (Nov. 8, 2013)Steals (2, six times)..............................last at UC Irvine (Jan. 12, 2012)Blocks (1, eight times).......last vs. UC Santa Barbara (March 8, 2014)Minutes (36)....................................................at UC Davis (Jan. 8, 2011)

2013-14 GAME HIGHSPoints (10, twice)..................................last at UC Davis (Feb. 27, 2014)Field Goals (3, four times)...................last at UC Davis (Feb. 27, 2014)Three-Pointers (1, twice)...............last at UC Riverside (Jan. 25, 2014)Free Throws (5) ....................................at No. 14 Oregon (Dec. 1, 2013)Rebounds (4, twice) .........last vs. UC Santa Barbara (March 13, 2014)Assists (5) .................................................at No. 5 Arizona (Nov. 8, 2013)Steals (2, twice) .....last vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills (Dec. 14, 2013)Blocks (1, twice) ..............................UC Santa Barbara (March 8, 2014)Minutes (28) ...........................................at UC Riverside (Jan. 25, 2014)

2014-15 (Senior)Earned full scholarship for senior season.

2013-14 (Junior)Appeared in 29 of 34 games with one start atNCAA Tournament qualifier Delaware (Jan.4) … scored career-high 17 points after sinking five three-pointers in 72-64win at UC Santa Barbara (Jan. 11) … added 14 points after hitting four three-pointers at Delaware … grabbed career-high five rebounds againstBethesda (Nov. 23) and four at Delaware … averaged 8.5 minutes pergame.

2012-13 (Sophomore)During first season after walking on to program, appeared in 11 of 32 gamesand averaged 2.9 minutes per contest … scored season-high five pointsagainst Menlo College (Dec. 11) and added three at Saint Mary’s (Dec. 1)… grabbed career-high two rebounds on three occasions, most recently dur-ing Big West Tournament quarterfinal win versus UC Davis (March 14).

Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep (San Francisco, Calif.)Three-year letterwinner helped program to a California InterscholasticFederation Division III state semifinalist showing as a sophomore (2007-08),a state championship as a junior (2008-09) and a CIF Central Coast Sectiontitle as a senior (2010-11) … assisted program to a 64-31 overall record dur-ing three seasons, a 26-16 West Catholic Athletic League mark and a WCALtitle during 2008-09 season … earned one letter in football, helping FightingIrish to 2009 CIF Central Coast Section Division III championship.

PersonalSon of Kathleen and Joe Silvestri … has two sisters, Ciara (20) and Gianna(14) … majoring in construction management with career goal of working fora large construction firm in San Francisco … Anthony Liam Silvestri wasborn on Nov. 14, 1991 in San Francisco.

Anthony

Silvestri6-7 • 218 • Senior • ForwardSan Francisco, CA {Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep} 42

CAREER GAME HIGHSPoints (17) .....................................at UC Santa Barbara (Jan. 11, 2014)Field Goals (6) ...............................at UC Santa Barbara (Jan. 11, 2014)Three-Pointers (5) .........................at UC Santa Barbara (Jan. 11, 2014)Free Throws (1) ...............................................Bethesda (Nov. 23, 2013)Rebounds (5)......................................................Bethesda (Nov. 23, 2013)Assists (1, twice)...................................last at UC Irvine (March 1, 2014)Steals (1, five times) ..........last vs. UC Santa Barbara (March 8, 2014)Blocks (1)............................................................at Hawai’i (Feb. 8, 2014)Minutes (19)........................................................Delaware (Jan. 4, 2014)

2013-14 GAME HIGHSPoints (17) .....................................at UC Santa Barbara (Jan. 11, 2014)Field Goals (6) ...............................at UC Santa Barbara (Jan. 11, 2014)Three-Pointers (5) .........................at UC Santa Barbara (Jan. 11, 2014)Free Throws (1) ...............................................Bethesda (Nov. 23, 2013)Rebounds (5) ...................................................Bethesda (Nov. 23, 2013)Assists (1, twice)...................................last at UC Irvine (March 1, 2014)Steals (1, five times) ..........last vs. UC Santa Barbara (March 8, 2014)Blocks (1)............................................................at Hawai’i (Feb. 8, 2014)Minutes (19)........................................................Delaware (Jan. 4, 2014)



Sophomore (2013-14)Appeared in 33 of 34 games with 17 starts andaveraged 17.0 minutes per appearance … fin-ished sixth among Big West Conference playerswith 31 blocks – the seventh highest total in pro-gram history (57 career blocks rank eighth all-time) … scored career-high 11 points withcareer-best four field goals at Stanford (Dec. 29) and in Big West Tournamentquarterfinal matchup versus UC Santa Barbara (March 13) … grabbed career-high seven rebounds versus UC Irvine (Feb. 1) and at Cal State Northridge (Feb.13) … blocked career-best four shots versus Cal State Northridge (Jan. 16).

2012-13 (Freshman)Appeared in 24 of 32 games, started five times and averaged 10.7 minutes percontest (Cal Poly finished 4-1 during his five starts) … scored season-high ninepoints and matched season high with three blocks at Cal State Fullerton (Feb. 20)… added eight points versus Cal State Northridge (Jan. 26) and matched the totalversus UC Santa Barbara (Feb. 16) … led Cal Poly with 13 blocks.

2011-12 (Redshirt)Redshirted first season on campus.

Tartan HS (Oakdale, MN)Averaged 8.7 points per game during 2010-11 senior season in helping the Titansto a 25-4 overall mark and a runner-up showing in the Classic SuburbanConference with a 9-1 record … registered 13 double-digit scoring outings as asenior and led program in rebounding to earn All-Classic Suburban Conferencepraise … also helped Tartan HS to the 2010-11 Minnesota Class 4A section cham-pionship game … three-time recipient of the Titan program’s Most ImprovedPlayer honor … former member of the Minnesota Pump N Run AAU program …also lettered in football (2008) and track and field (2010-11).

PersonalSon of Lynette and Habakkuk Awich … has one sister, Audrey … majoring in soci-ology … earned academic achievement honors for three years at Tartan HS …member of Relay for Life (American Cancer Society fundraising project) at TartanHS … lived on three different continents (Africa, Europe and North America) …Joel Christopher Abiola Awich was born on April 22, 1993 in Nairobi, Kenya.

Joel

Awich6-7 • 209 • Junior • ForwardSt. Paul, MN {Tartan HS} 25

2013-14 (Sophomore)Appeared in all 34 games with 15 starts andaveraged 18.5 minutes per contest … finishedsecond in Cal Poly’s lineup with a 46.6 (89-for-191) percent field goal mark, third with a 70.7(29-for-41) percent free throw mark and fourthwith 6.1 points per game … scored season-high16 points against North Dakota (Nov. 29) and added 12 in Big West Tournamentsemifinal win against UC Irvine (March 14) and 11 at No. 14 Oregon (Dec. 1) …scored in double figures six times … grabbed season high seven rebounds atOregon and versus UC Davis (Jan. 30).

2012-13 (Freshman)Finished sixth among Big West players and 63rd among NCAA Division I playerswith a 52.4 (133-for-254) percent field goal mark … one of two Mustangs to startall 32 games, averaging 23.9 minutes per contest … finished second amongMustangs with 4.6 rebounds per game and third with 9.3 points per game …scored career-high 23 points versus Loyola Marymount (Feb. 23) … added 17points in victories against Hawai’i (Jan. 24) and Cal State Northridge (Jan. 26) …scored 16 points and distributed career-high three assists during 70-68 victory atNo. 11 UCLA (Nov. 25) … during collegiate debut at TCU (Nov. 9), recorded a 10-point, 11-rebound double-double (11 rebounds remain a career high) … posted 13double-digit scoring games.

Plainfield East HS (Plainfield, Ill.)Averaged 15.6 points, 6.9 rebounds and 0.8 blocks per game in addition to shoot-ing 59.7 percent from the floor and 72.0 percent from the free throw line during2011-12 senior season … earned All-Southwest Prairie Conference praise as asenior and named to Chicago Sun-Times All-Area and ESPN Chicago All-Areateams … helped Bengals to 27-2 overall mark, a 14-0 Southwest PrairieConference title-winning record and the Class 4A East Aurora Sectional semifinalsas a senior … averaged 9.0 points and 5.1 rebounds per game as a junior whileshooting 55.5 percent from the floor and 71.4 percent from the free throw line.

PersonalSon of Carol and Walter Bennett … majoring in business administration … careerambition is to become a nutritionist in order to “impact other’s lives” … Brian LeeBennett was born on June 8, 1994 in Downers Grove, Ill.

Brian

Bennett6-9 • 253 • Junior • ForwardRomeoville, IL {Plainfield East HS} 34

2013-14 GAME HIGHSPoints (11, twice)..............last vs. UC Santa Barbara (March 13, 2014)Field Goals (4, three times).....last vs. UC Santa Barbara (March 13, 2014)Three-Pointers (2)........................at Cal State Fullerton (Jan. 23, 2014)Free Throws (4) ....................................................at Delaware (Jan. 4, 2014)Rebounds (7, twice)..........last at Cal State Northridge (Feb. 13, 2014)Assists (2) ................................................at UC Riverside (Jan. 25, 2014)Steals (2)........................................Cal State Northridge (Jan. 16, 2014)Blocks (4) ......................................Cal State Northridge (Jan. 16, 2014)Minutes (28)......................................................UC Davis (Jan. 30, 2014)

CAREER GAME HIGHSPoints (11, twice)..............last vs. UC Santa Barbara (March 13, 2014)Field Goals (4, four times) ......last vs. UC Santa Barbara (March 13, 2014)Three-Pointers (2)........................at Cal State Fullerton (Jan. 23, 2014)Free Throws (6).............................Cal State Northridge (Jan. 26, 2013)Rebounds (7, twice) ..........last at Cal State Northridge (Feb. 13, 2014)Assists (2)..............................................at UC Riverside (Jan. 25, 2014)Steals (1, five times)..........................last at Pittsburgh (Dec. 21, 2013)Blocks (3, three times) ......................last at Pittsburgh (Dec. 21, 2013)Minutes (32).......................................UC Santa Barbara (Feb. 16, 2013)

2013-14 GAME HIGHSPoints (16) ...........................................vs. North Dakota (Nov. 29, 2013)Field Goals (7).....................................vs. North Dakota (Nov. 29, 2013)Three-Pointers (0)......................................................................................Free Throws (4) ......................................vs. UC Irvine (March 14, 2014)Rebounds (9) ..........................................vs. UC Irvine (March 14, 2014)Assists (3) ...........................................................UC Davis (Jan. 30, 2014)Steals (2)......................................at Loyola Marymount (Dec. 17, 2013)Blocks (1, four times) .........................last at UC Irvine (March 1, 2014)Minutes (31) ...........................................at Fresno State (Nov. 20, 2013)

CAREER GAME HIGHSPoints (23) ........................................Loyola Marymount (Feb. 23, 2013)Field Goals (9) .................................Loyola Marymount (Feb. 23, 2013)Three-Pointers (0)......................................................................................Free Throws (5, twice) .......last vs. Loyola Marymount (Feb. 23, 2013)Rebounds (11)........................................................at TCU (Nov. 9, 2012)Assists (3, twice) ................................last vs. UC Davis (Jan. 30, 2014)Steals (2, four times) ...........last at Loyola Marymount (Dec. 17, 2013)Blocks (2)...................................................Menlo College (Dec. 8, 2012)Minutes (32, twice) ..................................last at Nevada (Dec. 11, 2012)



2014-15 (Redshirt)Will redshirt injury following preseason injury.

2013-14 (Sophomore)Appeared in 33 of 34 games with five startsand averaged 10.6 minutes per appearance …matched career high with eight points against Bethesda (Nov. 23) and grabbedcareer-high seven rebounds versus UC Riverside (Feb. 22) … recorded sixrebounds twice, most recently in Big West Tournament championship victoryversus Cal State Northridge (March 15) … grabbed five-plus rebounds sixtimes.

2012-13 (Freshman)Appeared in 31 of 32 games, averaged 8.7 minutes per contest and shot 49.0(24-for-49) percent from the floor … enjoyed career highs for points (eight), fieldgoals (four) and minutes played (21) during CollegeInsider.com Tournamentopening round at Weber State (March 20) … scored seven points and grabbedcareer-high six rebounds during collegiate debut at TCU (Nov. 9) … addedseven points versus Menlo College (Dec. 8) … grabbed five rebounds apieceduring victories at No. 11 UCLA (Nov. 25) and at UC Riverside (Dec. 29).

Archbishop Murphy HS (Everett, Wash.)Three-year letterwinner and starter averaged 13.1 points, 8.7 rebounds and 2.8blocks per outing during 2011-12 senior season to earn All-CascadeConference honorable mention praise … as a junior during the 2010-11 term,averaged 9.7 points, 9.7 rebounds and 2.9 blocks per outing in receiving All-Cascade second team praise … program finished 15-7 overall during juniorseason and earned a share of the Cascade Conference title with a 12-2 mark… finished as leading rebounder in program history.

PersonalSon of Leah and Todd Gordon … has one sister, Rachael … great uncle, JerryVermillion (1952-55), is the all-time leader rebounder at Gonzaga (1,670) …majoring in kinesiology … career ambition is to become an orthopedic surgeon… four-time academic honoree at Archbishop Murphy HS … Zachary E.Gordon was born on Sept. 12, 1993 in Seattle, Wash.

Zach

Gordon6-8 • 229 • Junior • ForwardLynnwood, WA {Archbishop Murphy HS} 44 2013-14 (Sophomore)

Returned to lineup after sustaining an early-season injury toappear in nine of the final 11 games … scored season-high 10points at UC Davis (Feb. 27) and added nine on three three-pointers in NCAA Tournament First Four victory against TexasSouthern (March 19) … hit all 10 free throw attempts duringthe season and enters junior year with a 91.4 (64-for-70) per-cent free throw mark … averaged 7.6 minutes per game.

2012-13 (Freshman)Appeared in all 32 games, started 10 times and established a single season Cal Poly program recordwith a 90.0 (54-for-60) percent free throw mark … finished fifth among Mustangs with 5.9 points pergame and posted a 2.43-to-1 assist-to-turnover ratio … scored career-high 26 points and sank seventhree-pointers at UC Santa Barbara (Jan. 19) … added 16 points versus Long Beach State (Jan. 3),Hawai’i (Jan. 24) and UC Riverside (March 7), when he knocked down all four three-point attempts …totaled 12 points versus UC Davis (Feb. 9) and 10 at Hawai’i (March 2) … grabbed career-high eightrebounds at UC Riverside (Dec. 29) and versus UC Davis (Feb. 9) … produced career-high three stealson four occasions, most recently versus Cal State Northridge (Jan. 26).

2011-12 (Redshirt)Redshirted first year on campus after suffering preseason injury.

Peninsula HS (Rolling Hills Estates, Calif.)During prep career, scored 2,430 points (22.5 per 108 games), grabbed 909 rebounds (8.4), distributed306 assists (2.8) and shot 46.4 (738-for-1,592) percent from the floor, 38.8 (214-for-552) percent fromthree-point range and 81.1 (740-for-913) percent from the free throw line … in California high school his-tory, ranks first all-time in free throws (740) … rated as the No. 56 guard in the class of 2011 byESPN.com … during 2010-11 senior season, earned Parade Magazine All-America fourth team praiseand named MVP of the Bay League and to the All-California Interscholastic Federation first team afteraveraging 27.3 points and 7.3 rebounds per 33 games, shooting 49.4 (278-for-562) percent from thefloor and sinking 247 of 299 (82.6 percent) free throw attempts … 901 points and 247 free throws as asenior led every player in state of California … as a junior, averaged a 19.5-point, 10.0-rebound double-double in being named Bay League Most Outstanding Player and to the All-CIF first team … averaged21.9 points per game as a sophomore to earn selection to the All-CIF and All-Bay League first teamsand all-area second team … also named Bay League MVP and to the All-CIF second team as a fresh-man during 2007-08 season after averaging 19.9 points per game … registered double-digit scoring fig-ures during 103 of 108 high school games … sunk 40.5 (158-for-390) percent of three-point attemptsduring final two seasons … served as team captain during final three years … helped program to BayLeague titles as a freshman and senior, when the Panthers finished 30-3 overall and reached the quar-terfinals of the 2011 CIF Division II state tournament.

PersonalSon of Tom and Jackie Morgan … father played basketball at Cal State Fullerton (1978-80) and was a10th-round draft pick of the Dallas Mavericks in 1980 … has one brother, Shane … grandfather, TomMorgan, was a righthanded pitcher for the New York Yankees (1951-52, 1954-56), Kansas City Athletics(1957), Detroit Tigers (1958-60), Washington Senators (1960) and Los Angeles Angels (1961-63) andserved as the pitching coach for the California Angeles (1972-74, 1981-83), San Diego Padres (1975)and Yankees (1979) … majoring in kinesiology … career ambition is to own his own physical therapyclinic … Reese Edward Morgan was born on July 16, 1992 in San Pedro, Calif.

Reese

Morgan6-2 • 206 • Junior • GuardSan Pedro, CA {Peninsula HS} 5

2013-14 GAME HIGHSPoints (8)..........................................................Bethesda (Nov. 23, 2013)Field Goals (3) .................................................Bethesda (Nov. 23, 2013)Three-Pointers (0)......................................................................................Free Throws (2, three times).....last vs. Texas Southern (March 19, 2014)Rebounds (7) .............................................UC Riverside (Feb. 22, 2014)Assists (1, twice) ...................last vs. Texas Southern (March 19, 2014)Steals (3, twice)...................................last at UC Irvine (March 1, 2014)Blocks (2) ..................................at Cal State Northridge (Feb. 13, 2014)Minutes (20) ..............................at Cal State Northridge (Feb. 13, 2014)

CAREER GAME HIGHSPoints (8, twice) .................................last vs. Bethesda (Nov. 23, 2013)Field Goals (4) .....................................at Weber State (March 20, 2013)Three-Pointers (0)......................................................................................Free Throws (3, twice) ............................last at Nevada (Dec. 11, 2012)Rebounds (7) .............................................UC Riverside (Feb. 22, 2014)Assists (1, five times) ..........last vs. Texas Southern (March 19, 2014)Steals (3, four times) ..........................last at UC Irvine (March 1, 2014)Blocks (2) ..................................at Cal State Northridge (Feb. 13, 2014)Minutes (21) .........................................at Weber State (March 20, 2013)

2013-14 GAME HIGHSPoints (10) ....................................................at UC Davis (Feb. 27, 2014)Field Goals (3) .............................vs. Texas Southern (March 19, 2014)Three-Pointers (3)........................vs. Texas Southern (March 19, 2014)Free Throws (5) ...........................................at UC Davis (Feb. 27, 2014)Rebounds (2) ..............................................at UC Irvine (March 1, 2014)Assists (1, twice) ...................last vs. Texas Southern (March 19, 2014)Steals (2) .....................................................at UC Irvine (March 1, 2014)Blocks (1) .....................................vs. Texas Southern (March 19, 2014)Minutes (15) ................................................at UC Irvine (March 1, 2014)

CAREER GAME HIGHSPoints (26) ............................at UC Santa Barbara; 2OT (Jan. 19, 2013)Field Goals (8)......................at UC Santa Barbara; 2OT (Jan. 19, 2013)Three-Pointers (7)................at UC Santa Barbara; 2OT (Jan. 19, 2013)Free Throws (9) ...................................Long Beach State (Jan. 3, 2013)Rebounds (8, twice) .............................last vs. UC Davis (Feb. 9, 2013)Assists (2, four times) ..........last vs. UC Santa Barbara (Feb. 16, 2013)Steals (3, four times).......last vs. Cal State Northridge (Jan. 26, 2013)Blocks (1, four times) ..........last vs. Texas Southern (March 19, 2014)Minutes (39) .........................at UC Santa Barbara; 2OT (Jan. 19, 2013)



Sophomore (2013-14)Appeared in 33 of 34 games with 17 starts andaveraged 17.0 minutes per appearance … fin-ished sixth among Big West Conference playerswith 31 blocks – the seventh highest total in pro-gram history (57 career blocks rank eighth all-time) … scored career-high 11 points withcareer-best four field goals at Stanford (Dec. 29) and in Big West Tournamentquarterfinal matchup versus UC Santa Barbara (March 13) … grabbed career-high seven rebounds versus UC Irvine (Feb. 1) and at Cal State Northridge (Feb.13) … blocked career-best four shots versus Cal State Northridge (Jan. 16).

2012-13 (Freshman)Appeared in 24 of 32 games, started five times and averaged 10.7 minutes percontest (Cal Poly finished 4-1 during his five starts) … scored season-high ninepoints and matched season high with three blocks at Cal State Fullerton (Feb. 20)… added eight points versus Cal State Northridge (Jan. 26) and matched the totalversus UC Santa Barbara (Feb. 16) … led Cal Poly with 13 blocks.

2011-12 (Redshirt)Redshirted first season on campus.

Tartan HS (Oakdale, MN)Averaged 8.7 points per game during 2010-11 senior season in helping the Titansto a 25-4 overall mark and a runner-up showing in the Classic SuburbanConference with a 9-1 record … registered 13 double-digit scoring outings as asenior and led program in rebounding to earn All-Classic Suburban Conferencepraise … also helped Tartan HS to the 2010-11 Minnesota Class 4A section cham-pionship game … three-time recipient of the Titan program’s Most ImprovedPlayer honor … former member of the Minnesota Pump N Run AAU program …also lettered in football (2008) and track and field (2010-11).

PersonalSon of Lynette and Habakkuk Awich … has one sister, Audrey … majoring in soci-ology … earned academic achievement honors for three years at Tartan HS …member of Relay for Life (American Cancer Society fundraising project) at TartanHS … lived on three different continents (Africa, Europe and North America) …Joel Christopher Abiola Awich was born on April 22, 1993 in Nairobi, Kenya.

David

Nwaba6-4 • 200 • Junior • WingLos Angeles, CA {Santa Monica College} 0

CAL POLY GAME HIGHSPoints (22) ...........................Cal State Dominguez Hills (Dec. 14, 2013)Field Goals (11)...................Cal State Dominguez Hills (Dec. 14, 2013)Three-Pointers (0)......................................................................................Free Throws (10)...........................Cal State Northridge (Jan. 16, 2014)Rebounds (13)..................................................at UC Irvine (March 1, 2014)Assists (3, six times).........last vs. UC Santa Barbara (March 13, 2014)Steals (5)..............................Cal State Dominguez Hills (Dec. 14, 2013)Blocks (3, twice)...................last vs. Texas Southern (March 19, 2014)Minutes (35)..................................................at UC Irvine (March 1, 2014)

2013-14 (Freshman)Appeared in 33 of 34 games with three startsand averaged 15.0 minutes per game ... ledCal Poly with a 2.60-to-1 assist-to-turnoverratio and shot 82.5 (33-for-40) percent fromthe free throw line ... hit game-winning three-pointer and scored 14 points in Big WestTournament championship victory against Cal State Northridge (March 15)... scored career-best 15 points and finished 8-for-8 from the free throw linein conference tournament quarterfinal win against UC Santa Barbara (March13) ... totaled career-high seven assists versus Cal State Dominguez Hills(Dec. 14) ... added five assists at Pitt (Dec. 21) ... grabbed career-best fourrebounds in win at UC Santa Barbara (Jan. 11).

Hebron HS (Churchill, Texas)Four-year letterwinner averaged 18.0 points and 5.0 assists per game as asenior to earn All-Texas first team praise ... helped program to 33-6 overallrecord as a senior, a 10-0 7-5A District mark and a spot in the Texas 5-Aregional championship (loss in regional championships snapped program's34-game winning streak) ... also averaged 13.6 points and 5.3 assists pergame during 2011-12 junior season to earn All-District 7-5A and all-area firstteam praise as program reached the quarterfinals of the Texas 5-A regionaltournament ... rated as the No. 22 overall player in Texas for the class of2013 and as the state's No. 3 point guard.

PersonalSon of Todd and Melissa Shipley ... one sister, Rachel (24), was a four-yearstarter for the Texas A&M women's soccer program and a member of theUnited States U-23 National Team ... also has one other sister, Riley (21) ...majoring in sports management ... Ridge Cameron Shipley was born on Oct.4, 1994 in Plano, Texas.

Ridge

Shipley6-0 • 184 • Sophomore • GuardCarrollton, TX {Hebron HS} 10

CAREER GAME HIGHSPoints (15) ................................vs. UC Santa Barbara (March 13, 2014)Field Goals (4)...................... vs. Cal State Northridge (March 15, 2014)Three-Pointers (3, twice) .......last vs. CS Northridge (March 15, 2014)Free Throws (8) .......................vs. UC Santa Barbara (March 13, 2014)Rebounds (2, five times) ..........................last vs. UC Irvine (Feb. 1, 2014)Assists (7) ...........................Cal State Dominguez Hills (Dec. 14, 2013)Steals (2, twice) ....................................last vs. UC Irvine (Feb. 1, 2014)Blocks (0) ...................................................................................................Minutes (25) .........................vs. Cal State Northridge (March 15, 2014)



2013-14 (Freshman)Appeared in 22 of 34 games and averaged8.1 minutes per contest ... shot 45.8 (22-for-48) percent from the floor and a team-leading45.2 (19-for-42) percent from three-pointrange ... scored career-high 14 points andsank all four three-point attempts against CalState Dominguez Hills (Dec. 14) ... added 11 points in win at UC SantaBarbara (Jan. 11) ... grabbed career-best five rebounds in victory againstHawai'i (Jan. 9).

Churchill HS (San Antonio, Texas)As a senior, ranked as the No. 43 player in Texas by Rivals.com … four-yearletterwinner earned All-District 26-5A and all-region first team honors as asenior after averaging 12.8 points, 4.8 rebounds and 3.7 assists per gameand helping program to the second of two successive district titles … ledDistrict 26-5A in assists (131) and steals (58) as a senior and finished sec-ond with 37 blocks and third with 168 rebounds … as a junior during 2011-12 season, earned All-District 26-5A praise after averaging 12.2 points and4.6 rebounds per game and pacing district with 86 steals … shot 42.9 (203-for-473) percent from the three-point line during career … helped programto a combined 116-30 record.

PersonalSon of Tom and Kim Sutlive … majoring in kinesiology with career ambitionsof becoming a coach … Taylor Vinson Sutlive was born on Nov. 22, 1994 inAlexandria, Va.

Taylor

Sutlive6-3 • 193 • Sophomore • GuardSan Antonio, TX {Churchill HS} 11

CAREER GAME HIGHSPoints (14) ...........................Cal State Dominguez Hills (Dec. 14, 2013)Field Goals (5).....................Cal State Dominguez Hills (Dec. 14, 2013)Three-Pointers (4)...............Cal State Dominguez Hills (Dec. 14, 2013)Free Throws (3) ...............................................Bethesda (Nov. 23, 2013)Rebounds (3) .............................................at Pittsburgh (Dec. 21, 2013)Assists (1, three times) .........................last at UC Davis (Feb. 27, 2014)Steals (1).........................................................at Delaware (Jan. 4, 2014)Blocks (1) .........................................Cal State Fullerton (Feb. 20, 2014)Minutes (16)...................................at UC Santa Barbara (Jan. 11, 2014)

2013-14 (Sophomore; Foothill College)Started 22 of 26 games, averaged 15.0points, 3.3 rebounds and 2.0 assists per con-test and shot 43.7 percent from the floor, 40.8percent from three-point range and 88.1 per-cent from the free throw line.

2012-13 (Freshman; Army)Earned Patriot League All-Rookie Team selection after finishing third on ros-ter with 8.2 points per game and shooting 37.5 percent from three-pointrange ... started 25 of 29 games ... helped program to 16-15 overall recordto post school's first winning season since 1984-85 campaign ... assistedprogram to semifinals of the Patriot League Tournament.

2011-12 (United States Military Academy Prep School)Attended West Point's prep school for 2011-12 academic term and averaged13.9 points per game.

Archbishop Mitty HS (San Jose, Calif.)Captained program to 2011 California Interscholastic Federation Division IIstate championship ad earned All-NorCal Division II honors.

Kyle

Toth6-2 • 175 • Junior • GuardSunnyvale, CA {Foothill College/Army} 13

Yuba College (Marysville, Calif.)Averaged 8.0 points per game during 2013-14 season.

Dominican University (San Rafael, Calif.)Appeared in 10 games during 2012-13 sea-son for Division II Penguins.

Bella Vista HS (Fair Oaks, Calif.)Three-year letterwinner (2009-12) named Capital Valley Conference MostValuable Player during junior and senior seasons ... averaged 15.0 pointsper game in senior year ... helped program to a 54-33 combined record andtwo CVC titles ... named to Optimist All-Star Game and as school's Athleteof the Year in 2012 ... also lettered in football (2009-10) and track and field(2009-12) and owns school's high jump record height.

PersonalSon of Kevin and Sue McKay-Logue ... has two sisters, Kate and Kelly, asenior guard at Alaska-Fairbanks ... majoring in business administration ...spent summer prior to arriving at Cal Poly working for a mortgage lendingcompany ... graduated with honors from Bella Vista HS ... Kevin John Loguewas born on July 20, 1994 in Sacramento, Calif.

KJ

Logue6-5 • 205 • Junior • ForwardFair Oaks, CA {Yuba College} 23


2014-15 MUSTANG PROFILES (Newcomers)

2014-15 (Redshirt)Will redshirt year due to NCAA transfer rulesand return as a junior for 2015-16 season.

2013-14 (Freshman; Gonzaga)Appeared in 15 games and averaged 4.0minutes per appearance for a Gonzagasquad that reached the third round of the NCAA Tournament.

Bellarmine Prep (Tacoma, Wash.)Averaged 15.0 points and 9.0 rebounds per game during 2012-13 seniorseason to earn Narrows League 4A Player of the Year selection ... averaged14.0 points and 10.0 rebounds per game as junior as program advanced tothe Washington State 4A Tournament semifinals ... named an All-NarrowsLeague and Tacoma News Tribune All-Area selection as a junior and senior... participated in 18th annual Northwest Shootout game as a senior for thetop players in Washington and Oregon.

PersonalSon of Brian and Tanya Meikle ... has one brother, Zach ... Lucas DavidMeikle was born on Dec. 29, 1994 in Tacoma, Wash.

Luke

Meikle6-9 • 203 • SophomoreForward • Tacoma, WA {Gonzaga} 21

Oaks Christian HS (Westlake Village, Calif.)Named Marmonte League Most ValuablePlayer and Ventura County Player of the Yearfor 2013-14 senior season after averaging12.6 points, 11.8 rebounds and 2.1 blocksper game ... as a junior, averaged 7.6 points and 9.0 rebounds per gameand shot 50.7 (72-for-142) percent from the floor to earn the first of two all-league selections ... helped program to a combined 64-25 overall recordduring three season, a 26-4 league record and the 2013-14 MarmonteLeague championship.

PersonalSon of Jim and Penny Abrams ... has one brother, Sedrick (15) ... father isan NFL scout with the Dallas Cowboys and played football at Kent State ...mother also played volleyball at Kent State ... majoring in recreation, parksand tourism administration ... career ambitions include playing professional-ly overseas and becoming an NBA scout ... Aleksandr James Abrams wasborn on Aug. 23, 1995 in Syracuse, N.Y.

Aleks

Abrams6-8 • 225 • FreshmanForwardWestlake Village, CA {Oaks Christian HS} 1

Monta Vista HS (Danville, Calif.)Averaged 15.0 points, 8.0 rebounds and 2.5assists per game during 2013-14 senior seasonto help spur program to a 32-1 overall mark andthe California Interscholastic FederationDivision I state championship ... in 66-55 statetitle win against Centennial HS, tied a champi-onship game record with six three-pointers to earn state tournament MostValuable Player praise ... named to All-California first team and as the ContraCosta/Tri-Valley Regional Player of the Year as a senior ... also averaged 17.0points and 5.0 rebounds per game during 2012-13 junior season to earn first oftwo All-East Bay League selections ... graduated as program's all-time leader forthree-pointers ... helped program to a combined 93-21 record during four yearsand quarterfinal-round appearances in the CIF North Coast Section Division Itournaments during 2011-12 sophomore and 2012-13 junior seasons.

PersonalSon of Jay and Lisa John ... father is California's Assistant Athletic Director forBasketball Development and has previously served as the head coach at OregonState (2002-08) and as an assistant at California (2008-12), Arizona (1998-02),Butler (1989-97), San Francisco (1988-89) and Oregon (1985-86, 1997-98) ...majoring in business administration ... career ambitions include playing profes-sionally and becoming an NBA general manager ... four-year honor roll selectionat Monte Vista HS ... Trevor Randall John was born on Nov. 20, 1995 inIndianapolis.

Trevor

John6-3 • 182 • Freshman • GuardDanville, CA {Monte Vista HS} 2

Mayfair HS (Lakewood, Calif.)As a senior during 2012-13 season, earned All-Suburban League first team praise after averag-ing 11.5 points and 2.4 assists per game andhelping program to a 26-7 record, a third suc-cessive league championship and a CaliforniaInterscholastic Federation Southern Sectiontournament runner-up showing … also assisted team to a CIF Southern Sectionchampionship as a junior during 2011-12 season … in three varsity seasons,helped program to a combined 75-19 record.

PersonalSon of Bruce and Linda Patterson … has three brothers: Philip Patterson, JamesEustace and Doug Eustace … majoring in civil engineering … earned academicpraise in all four years at Mayfair HS and finished in top 30 of graduating class …Mark Aaron Patterson was born on Feb. 24, 1995 in Fall River Mills, Calif.

MarkPatterson6-1 • 185 • Freshman • GuardBellflower, CA {Mayfair HS} 14


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