men's water polo

LORMANTJulien

FLOODShaun

HUMMELTim

HEAFNERTim

Men’s Water Polo

2001 • 2003 2004 • 2005

Western Water Polo AssociationCHAMPIONS

2007 Media Guide and Yearbook

LMU Men’s Water Polo 2007 Media Guide

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yearbook | 2007

university informationLocation: LosAngeles,CAFounded: 1911Enrollment: 8,300(5,300Undergrad)Nickname: LionsColors: Crimson,Navy,GrayAffiliation: NCAADivisionIConference: WesternWaterPoloAssoc.HomePool: BurnsRecreationand AquaticsCenter Capacity: 800President: Rev.RobertB.Lawton,SJ AlmaMater: Fordham,‘71AthleticDirector: Dr.WilliamHusak AlmaMater: SUNY-Cortland,‘72AthleticPhone: (310)338-5404TicketOffice: (310)338-LION

men’s Water PoLo staffHeadCoach: JohnLoughran AlmaMater: Loyola-Chicago,‘90 Phone: (310)338-1844RecordAtLMU: 171-134(11thseason)OverallRecord: 244-189(15thseason)AssistantCoach: KyleWitt AlmaMater: LMU,‘02 Phone: (310)258-8646

team facts2006Record: 18-132006WWPARecord/Finish: 10-5/2ndStartersReturning/Lost: 2/5LetterwinnersReturning/Lost: 12/12Newcomers: 9RedshirtsReturning: 4

Postseason informationWWPALeagueChampionships(4): 2001,2003,2004,2005NCAAAppearances(4): 2001,2003,2004,2005

media reLationsAsst.AD(MWPContact): JohnShafferOfficePhone: (310)338-7643CellPhone: (310)864-2626E-Mail: [email protected]: (310)338-2703Website: www.LMULions.comMailingAddress: AthleticMediaRelations GerstenPavilion 1LMUDrive LosAngeles,CA90045

2007 Lmu men’s Water Polo

QUICK FACTS THE DEPARTMENTS

THE 2007 LiONs

TableofContents................................... 1

QuickFacts............................................ 1

2007SeasonPreview............................. 2

2007Roster........................................... 5

ThePlayers............................................. 6

TheCoaches........................................ 12

JohnLoughran............................ 12

KyleWitt..................................... 13

All-TimeCoachingRecords.................. 13

SpeedChart......................................... 14

iNsiDE LMU .......................... 15

LMUUpClose...................................... 16

WhatIt’sAbout.................................... 17

TheColleges........................................ 18

AcademicSupport............................... 19

LMUSportsMedicine........................... 20

StrengthandConditioning................... 21

AthleticFacilities.................................. 22

BurnsAquaticsCenter......................... 23

LMUGameDay................................... 24

LMUChampions.................................. 25

LMUAll-Americans.............................. 25

LMUHallofFame................................ 26

Administration..................................... 27

PresidentFatherLawton.............. 27

AthleticsDirectorHusak............... 27

Compliance......................................... 28

LosAngeles......................................... 29

LOOKiNG BACK .....................30

Championships.................................... 31

2006Review........................................ 32

2006Stats........................................... 33

All-TimeHonors................................... 34

All-TimeRoster.................................... 35

All-TimeStats...................................... 36

Year-by-YearResults............................. 37

SeriesRecords...................................... 41


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the 2007 LiONs2007 season Preview

True IdentityThe Lions missed a fourth straight WWPA title by just one goal a year ago and now it is up to a young team to lead them back to the top of the conference.

identity is defined as “the difference orcharacterthatmarksoffanindividualfromtherest;anameorpersonabywhichone

isknown.”In2007,theyoungrosterofLoyolaMarymountmen’swaterpoloteamwillhaveanopportunitytocreateabrandnewpersona,onethattheLionshopewillleadthemtotheirfifthWesternWaterPoloAssociationtitlesince2001.

In2006 the Lionswere ledby aneight-mansenior class that played over 350 games to-getherandwonthreeWWPAtitles.Thegroupmissedoutonafourthstraight title lastsea-sonasfourone-goalsetbackstorivalUCSanDiego, including the final one in the WWPAchampionshipmatch,attributedfourof theirfivesetbacksinWWPAplay.

TheLionswillhavetoovercomethelostlead-ershipoftheLions2006class,includinggoalieIanElliott,whobecamejustthefourthplayerinLMUhistorytobenamedfirst-teamall-confer-enceineachofhisfourseasonsofplay.How-ever,for11thyearheadcoachJohnLoughran,thisisachanceforagroupoftalentedyoungplayerstodefinetheirownidentity.

“This is one of the younger teams we havehad,” said Loughran, who is 171-134 in 10seasonsatLMU.“Sincewelostsomanystart-ers,thisgroupisanxioustoestablishitsownlegacyandidentity.Ourupperclassmenforthemostpartcameinasfreshmenandhavede-

velopreallygoodchemistry.”

LMU’srosterhas justfourfourth-yearplayersin JohnPrunckle,PatO’Brien,RoryKellyandShaunFlood.Amongthegroup,onlyKellyandFloodhaveconsiderableplayingexperienceastheyeachplayed31gamesayearago.FloodandKelly,alongwith four juniors;TimHum-mel, Julien Lormant, Mark Milovic, and TimHeafner;arethegroupLoughranbelieveshasa chance to let their identity lead the LionsbacktotheWWPAtitle.

“Thisteamwillplaytoitsstrengthsofquick-ness and speed,” said Loughran. “We areyoungandwewillneedplayerstostep-upintotheirrolerightaway.Theyshowedustheabil-itytodothatthissummer.”

Lormant was fifth on the team in goals lastseasonwith26andleadsthegroupofreturn-ingplayers in2007.FloodandHummeleach17 while Heafner and Milovic had 11 each.Redshirt sophomore Ryan Fair, who enteredintotheprogramthesameyearasthejuniors,alsohad17,includingthreeintheWWPAtitlegamelastyear.Kellyaddedsevengoalswhileplaying all 31games. Thegroup played in acombined210gameslastseason.

“FloodhasdevelopedintoaleaderforusandwiththeexperienceKellyearned lastseason,Iexpecthimtofilltheroleasasolidone-on-onedefenderwithgoodspeedonthecoun-

ter,” said Loughran. “Our other leaders areguyswhohavebeenkeyreserveplayerswhowill now have to fill the role as starter. Lor-mantandHummelhavestartedbeforeandasjuniors theywillneedtobebigcontributors.TherolesofMilovicandHeafnerwillalsoin-crease.”

ThecombinedexperienceoftheLions’return-ingleaderswillhavetheirhandsfullinleadingtheLions’17underclassmen.Inthatgroupin-cludes10freshmenwhowillhaveachancetomakeaninstantimpactfortheLions.

LeadingthatgroupisredshirtfreshmanAndyStevens ingoal.Hewillhave toughshoes tofillinreplacingthethree-timeAll-AmericanEl-liott.However,LoughranbelievesthatStevenswillbeuptothetask.

“Andyhasgainedvaluableplayingexperienceinternationallyasamemberofthejuniorna-tionalteam,”saidLoughran.StevensplayedintheworldchampionshipsinAugustoftheU.S.JuniorNationalTeam.“Hisexperienceatthatlevelwillreallyhelphimstep-inasourleaderdefensively.”

Along with Fair, sophomore Brian Benedettiand redshirt freshman Andrew Aki will alsohaveincreasedrolesintheirsecondseasonofaction.

“Benedettihasbeengettingstrongerandwill

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playakeyroleatutilityandtwo-meter,”saidLoughran.“Fairisagoodshooterwhoearnedmoreplayingtimeattheendoflastseason.Hehasgottenstrongeraswell.Akiisaleftythatshowedsoliddevelopmentthissummerandgoodalsoplaybigminutesoffthebenchforus.”

TheotherredshirtfreshmenandsophomoresfortheLionsin-cludeBrianBenedetti,PhillipDiGiacomo,AndrewMacDonell,DerekMilliganandZachMix.

Agroupofninenewcomerswillalsohavetheopportunitytoearnplayingtimerightaway.LeadingthegroupisDanSmithandTiborForai.

“Smith isabigbodywhoasautilitycouldgetsomeplayingtimeinhisfirstseason,”saidLoughran.“Tiborwillbeaplay-makerforus.Heisaverygoodoffensiveplayerwhoalsoshowssoliddefensiveskills.”

TheotherfreshmenincludeCoryBaccus,CharlieHorton,PeterPhelps,AlbertSamuels,MaxSchlegelandRyanVick.

Bacccus was a two-time All-American for Whittier and alsoplayed for theFoothillWaterPoloClub.Hehelped the teamto its third straight Rio League Championship while being atwo-timePlayeroftheYearintheleague.HegraduatesastheCardinal’s all-time leader in goalswithmore than300 in hisfouryearsatthehighschool.

AlsoearningAll-AmericahonorsinhighschoolwereVick,Fo-rai, Samuel and Smith. Vick was a N.A.G. All-American anda Junior Olympic (JO) All-American at Thousand Oaks, whileForaiearnedfirst-teamJOAll-AmericahonorswhileplayingfortheSerbianJuniorNationalTeam.VickplayedforWaveWPC’sclubteam.

Samuel was a four-time letterwinner in both swimming andwaterpolo,earningthreeAll-CIFhonorsandAll-Americahon-orsasasenior.Hewasalsoatwo-timefirst-teamAll-CenturyLeagueselection.AteammateofVick,Smithwasatwo-timeNationalAgeGroupAll-AmericanwhilealsobeingaNationalCadetandYouthTeamMemberonWaveFPC.

JorycomestoLMUasatwo-timeScholar-Athleteandledhisclubteam,EastBayWPC,ingoalsandassistsinthe2006JuniorOlympics.AsforPhelps,heplayedforBreakersWPCandhelpedhisteamtothe2006SOPACZoneYouthChampionship.

RoundingoutthenewestLionsisSchlegelandHorton.Schlegelwasafour-timeAll-EasternLeagueselectionaswellasbecom-ingaNationalCadetandYouthTeammember.Hewasamem-beroftheNationalAgeGroupAll-TournamentTeamin2006whileplayingforNavyWPC.Hortonwasatwo-timefirst-teamAll-State selection in Washington while playing for the four-timestatechampionsatMercerIslandHighSchool.Heledtheteamingoals,assistsandsteals.

“Ourteamwillhavetolearnquickastheirwillnotbetimefortransition.Ourconference(WWPA)hasreallyimprovedandtheparityhasspread,”saidLoughran.

Inthelastsevenseasons,ithasbeeneitherLMUorrivalUCSanDiegowinningtheWWPA.IntheWWPAtheLionshavebeenpickedbythecoachestofinishsecondbehinddefendingcham-pionUCSanDiego.LMUandUCSanDiegohaveplayedeach

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otherinthechampionshipgameofthean-nualWWPAtournamentsixoftheprevioussevenseasonsandtheyhavebeenpickedtobethereagain.

UCSDreceived125totalpointswithsixfirstplacevoteswhileLMUhad121totalpointswiththreefirstplacevotes.UCSDdefeatedLMU10-9inthechampionshipgameofthe2006WesternWaterPoloChampionshipatPomona.

“WhiletheconferencehasbeenwonbyusorUCSDthe lastsevenyears, theopportu-nityisthereforotherstoriseandchallenge

for the title,” said Loughran. “The WWPAshouldbereallyfuntowatchthisseason.”

LMUwillstartyetanothercampaignrankedin theMen’sNationalTop-20Coaches’Pollas theywerepicked10th in thepreseasonrankings.TheLionshavebeeninthetop-20everyweeksincethe2001season.LMU,whohavewonfourofthelastsixWesternWaterPoloAssociationchampionships,earned55points to sit 10th, one point behind ninthplaceLongBeachState.TheLionsareoneofseventeamsfromtheWWPArankedinthetop-20withaneighthreceivingvotes.

They are picked amongtheleadersonceagainasUCSD is ranked eighth.Also from the WWPA isUCDavisatatiefor11thwithNavy,SantaClaraat16th, Air Force at 17th,Pomona-Pitzer at 19thand UC Santa Cruz at20th. Redlands earnedvotesintheannualpoll.

TheseasonbeginsfortheLions at the 2007 TritonInvitational on Saturdayand Sunday, Sept. 1-2 inLa Jolla,Calif. TheyopenwithrivalUCDavisat9:15a.m. and then face CalBaptistat2:15p.m.

2007 men’s Water PoLo rosterno name Pos Ht Wt yr-exp Hometown (Previous school)7 AndrewaKi DR 6-0 180 Fr.-RS* Honolulu,HI(PunahouAcademy)15 CoryBaccus DR 6-0 164 Fr.-HS Whittier,CA(WhittierHS)2 BrianBenedetti 2M 6-5 215 So.-1V MountainView,CA(St.FrancisHS)1 PhillipdiGiacomo G 6-3 205 Fr.-RS* NewportBeach,CA(CoronaDelMarHS)8 Ryanfair DR 6-2 195 So.-1V* LagunaBeach,CA(LagunaBeachHS)11 ShaunfLood 2M 6-2 210 Sr.-3V Heathrow,FL(BishopMooreCatholicHS)17 Tiborforai DR 6-2 190 Fr.-HS NoviSad,Serbia(MedicinskSkola)12 TimHeafner UTL 6-2 215 Jr.-2V Belleville,IL(St.LouisUniversityHS)20 CharlieHorton UTL 6-3 200 Fr.-HS MercerIsland,WA(MercerIslandHS)3 TimHummeL UTL 6-2 195 Jr.-2V Bellevue,WA(O’DeaHS)9 RoryKeLLy DR 6-0 170 Sr.-1V Westminster,CA(GoldenWestCC)19 MichaelLim DR 5-7 150 Fr.-HS Honolulu,HI(IolaniHS)6 JulienLormant UTL 6-4 190 Jr.-2V LagunaNigel,CA(SantaMargarita)4 AndrewmacdoneLL DR 6-0 190 So.-1V* SanJose,CA(BellarmineCollegePrep)21 DerekmiLLiGan DR 5-10 185 So.-1V Bellevue,WA(BellevueHS)10 MarkmiLovic DR 6-1 190 Jr.-2V VillaPark,CA(VillaParkHS)16 ZachmiX DR 6-0 163 Fr.-RS* RedwoodCity,CA(BellarmineCollegePrep)5 Patricko’Brien DR 6-2 175 Jr.-2V* PalosVerdesEstates,CA(PeninsulaHS)14 PeterPHeLPs UTL 6-2 235 Fr.-HS LagunaBeach,CA(LagunaBeachHS)1 John PruncKLe G 6-3 195 Jr.-2V* SanPedro,CA(PeninsulaHS)23 AlbertsamueLs DR 6-1 175 Fr.-HS VillaPark,CA(VillaParkHS)18 MaxscHLeGeL DR 5-9 180 Fr.-HS Annapolis,MD(SouthernHS)13 DanielsmitH UTL 6-3 195 Fr.-HS ThousandOaks,CA(ThousandOaksHS)1 Andystevens G 6-3 195 Fr.-RS* Orange,CA(VillaParkHS)22 RyanvicK DR 6-1 175 Fr.-HS ThousandOaks,CA(ThousandOaksHS)

HEADCOACH: JohnLouGHran(LoyolaUniversityChicago‘90)-11thseasonASSISTANTCOACH: KyleWitt(LMU‘02)-1stseason

2007 numericaL rosterno name1 Andystevens1 John PruncKLe1 PhillipdiGiacomo2 BrianBenedetti4 AndrewmacdoneLL5 Patricko’Brien6 JulienLormant7 AndrewaKi3 TimHummeL8 Ryanfair9 RoryKeLLy10 MarkmiLovic11 ShaunfLood12 TimHeafner13 DanielsmitH14 PeterPHeLPs15 CoryBaccus16 ZachmiX17 Tiborforai 18 MaxscHLeGeL 19 MichaelLim20 CharlieHorton21 DerekmiLLiGan22 RyanvicK23 AlbertsamueLs

Julian Lormant had 26 goals a year ago and is the top returning scorer. Senior Shaun Flood has become one of the Lions top leaders.


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the 2007 LiONs2007 Player Previews

ANDREw AKiDriver • 6-0 • 180 • RS FreshmanHonolulu, HI

Briefly…AndrewAkiisinhissecondseasonofLMUmen’swaterpoloafterservingared-shirtseasonin2006…at Lmu... 2006...red-shirtseason...High school…GraduatedfromPunahouSchoolin2006…participatedwithboth the water polo and swim programs…a two-time ILH Player of the Year selection,earning it in the 2004 and 2005 seasons…also earned California-Hawaii All-Americanhonorsthosetwoseasons,earningfourth-teamasajuniorandthird-teamasasenior…wasafour-timeILHAll-Starselection,earningfirst-teamhonorshisfinal threeseasons…alsoplayedfor theHawaiianIslandsWaterpoloTeam…in2003hehelpedtheUnder-16TeamwintheHawaiianIslandsWaterPoloTournamentandwasnamedMVP…in2004hewasawardedtheBradYimAwardasthebestmalewaterpoloplayerattheHawaiianIslandsTournament…asaseniorhewasastatefinalistfortheswimteaminthe100-yardbreaststrokeandthe200-yardIM… Personal…AndrewKa’ikaika’ho’okahiAkiwasbornonNov.3,1987inHonolulu,HI…heisthesonofJinnyAki…wasinvolved in community service, volunteeringatmultiplewaterpoloclinics,workingwiththeSalvationArmyandwitha localHeadstartpreschool…aPre-Dentistrymajor.

CORy BACCUsDriver • 6-0 • 165 • FreshmanWhittier, CA

Briefly...CoryBaccus is inhisfirstseasonofcollegiatewaterpoloatLMU...High school... GraduatedfromWhittierHighSchoolin2007witha3.2GPA...wasafour-yearletterwinnerandservedasateamcaptainhissophomoreandjuniorseasons...Bacccuswasatwo-timeAll-AmericanforWhittierandalsoplayedforthe Foothill Water Polo Club. He helped theteamtoitsthirdstraightRioLeagueChampionshipwhilebeingatwo-timePlayeroftheYearintheleague...hegraduatedastheCardinal’sall-timeleader ingoalswithmorethan300inhisfouryearsatthehigh school... Personal...CoryStephenWentz-Baccuswasborn inOrange,Calif.andhe is thesonofPamandMichaelBaccus...vol-unteered at Phelan Elementary School, working with kindergartenclasseswhile inhighschool...earnedPrincipalListhonorsatWhit-tier...ahistorymajor.

BRiAN BENEDETTi2-Meter • 6-5 • 235 • SophomoreMountain View, CA

Briefly…BrianBenedettiisinhissecondseasonofcollegiatewaterpoloatLMU…at Lmu... 2006...playedin20gamesasatruefreshmanfortheLions...scoredeightgoals,fourcomingontheextra-manattack...hefinishedshooting34.8percentwhileaddedfoursteals,twoas-sistsandninekick-outsdrawn...scoredtwiceagainst Whittier to open the season (9/2/06)and then added two more against Pepperdine (10/14/06)... High school…graduatedfromSt.FrancisHighSchoolinMountainView,

CAin2006...earnedsixlettersinthreesports...wasatwo-timeall-leagueandAll-CIFselectionforthemen’swaterpoloteam...scored1.2goalspergamewith .9assistsand1.4kickoutsdrawnduringhigh school... also lettered twoseasons inbasketball asa forward,scoring6.9pointsand5.6reboundspergame...letteredtwoseasonsfortheswimteam,earningAll-Americaconsiderationinthe50-yardfreethankstoatimeof21.54…Personal…BrianEdwardBenedettiwas born in Santa Clara, CA on Oct. 18, 1988... he is the son ofHelenandSteveBenedetti...hehastwosistersandtwobrothers,allyounger... volunteered heavily while in high school, including timewithCityTeamMinistries,CastroSchoolandVienaSiena...he is aPhysicsmajor.

Career Statsyear G att. Gls sh% a to Ko eJ st2006 20 23 8 .348 2 8 9 7 4

PHiLLiP DiGiACOMOGoalie • 6-3 • 220 • RS FreshmanNewport Beach, CA

Briefly… Phillip DiGiacomo enters his sec-ond season of collegiate water polo at LMUafterredshirtingin2006…at Lmu... 2006...redshirt season... High school… graduatedfromCoronaDelMarHighSchoolinNewportBeach,CA,in2006…playedwaterpoloandswaminhighschoolforBarryO’dea…wasanAll-PacificCoast league selectionandanAll-CIFselectionasasenior…made193saveswith17stealsinhisfinalhighschoolseason…receivedtheRockyMorganAward,giventoastudent-athletewhobestexceedsinscholarship,citizenshipandath-letics,andaSeaKingPrideAward…madevarsityasajuniorfortheswimteaminthe50-freeandthe100-free…Personal…PhillipMi-chaelDiGiacomowasborninLagunaBeach,CA,onJune28,1988…he is thesonofDeniseandPatrickDiGiacomo…hasasister,Dan-iela,whoplayswaterpoloforCal…hasvolunteeredtimeatS.O.S.,ahomelesssurvivalstation…aStudioArtsmajorwithemphasisongraphicdesign.

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RyAN FAiRDriver • 6-2 • 195 • SophomoreLaguna Beach, CA

Briefly…RyanFairentershis third seasonofcollegiate water polo at LMU, serving a red-shirtseasonin2005…at Lmu... 2006...hadabreakoutseasonfor theLions inhissecondseason,scoring17goalswhileplayingin30of31gamesas a redshirt freshman... he scoredthreegoalsintheWWPAchampionshipsgameagainstUCSanDiego(11/19/06)...hisseasonhighwas fourgoals in10-8winover rankedUCSB (10/15/06)...headdedsixsteals,nineassistsand12kickoutsdrawn...2005... redshirtseason...High school…graduatedfromLagunaBeachHighSchoolin2005…swamforfouryearsandplayedwaterpoloforfouryearsforcoachRickMcKeeandEthanDamato…wasnamedascholar-athleteallfouryearsinbothsports…wasnamedAll-PacificCoastLeagueasajuniorandsenior…wasanAll-CIFDivisionIthird-teamselection…Personal…RyanCorcoranFairwasbornonAug.5,1987inLagunaBeach,Calif…he is the sonof LynnandRichardFair…hehas twobrothers,CaineandGrifan…aBusiness/Marketingmajor.Career Statsyear G att. Gls sh% a to Ko eJ st2006 30 45 17 .378 9 8 12 10 6

sHAUN FLOOD2-Meter • 6-2 • 210 • SeniorHearthrow, FL

Briefly…ShaunFloodisinhisfourthandfinalseasonatLMU… at Lmu... 2006...finishedtheseasonplayingall31games...scored17goals,10ontheextra-manattack...added13stealsand three assists... had two goals in WWPAfinals against UCSD (11/19/06)... had seasonhigh three goals against UCSD in the secondoffourmeetingsagainsttherivalontheseason(9/22/06)...2005... had a break out second season for the Lions at2-meter,scoring18goalsonjust37shots...drewsevenkickoutsandearnedstartingtimetowardstheendoftheseason...scoredapairofgoalsagainstUCDavis(11-18-05)intheWWPAsemifinalwin...hadhisfirstcareerhat-trickintheovertimesetbacktoUCDavis(10-16-05)in the NorCal tournament... played in 31 of the Lions’ 32 games...2004...playedin10gamesasatruefreshman...scoredthreegoalsonsixattemptswithakick-outdrawn...hadtwogoalsagainst Iona(9-4-04)...High school…GraduatedfromBishopMooreCatholicHighSchoolinOrlando,FLwitha4.20GPA…wasafour-yearletterwinnerinbothswimmingandwaterpolo…playedwaterpoloforhisfatherandswamforcoachRachelPurdy…wasteamMVPinwaterpoloallfouryearsathighschool…wasanhonorablementionAll-AmericanasasophomoreandjuniorandwasselectedasafutureHallofFameratBishopMoore…ledteamtostatetournamentin2003and2004…scored270goalsduringcareer,90asajunior…wongoldmedalfor400-meterFreeRelayinJuniorNational13/14s…Personal… ShaunMichael FloodwasbornonApril14,1985 inPhiladelphia,PA…heisthesonofShelleyLittleandMichaelFlood…volunteeredwiththeCatholicAcademy,helpingtheyouthinmiddleschoolfairsandrecre-ationalactivities…isaBiologymajor.

Career Statsyear G att. Gls sh% a to Ko eJ st2004 10 6 3 .500 0 0 1 1 02005 31 37 18 .486 1 8 7 3 112006 31 51 17 .333 3 1 6 14 13totals 72 100 38 .380 4 18 14 18 24

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TiBOR FORAiDriver • 6-2 • 190 • FreshmanNovi Sad, Serbia

Briefly... Tibor Forai is inhis first seasonofcollegiagewaterpoloatLMU...askilledof-fensive player who could see considerableplayingtimeasafreshman...High school...went to Medicinka Skola and finished in2007... Foraiearnedfirst-team JuniorOlym-picAll-Americahonors...played for theSer-bian JuniorNationalTeam... led junior teamtoSerbiaChampionship...Personal... TiborForaiwasborninNoviSad,SerbiatoZoricaandZoltanForai...hasabrother,Robert...aPre-dentistrymajor.

TiM HEAFNERUtility • 6-2 • 215 • JuniorBelleville, IL

Briefly… TimHeafner is inhis third seasonofcollegiatewaterpoloatLMU…at Lmu... 2006... playedinall31gamesfortheLions...scored 11 goals with seven steals, 11 kick-outsdrawnandsixasists...scoredinWWPAsemifinalwinoverUCDavis(11/18/06)...hada pair of two-goal games, the first againstWhittier (9/2/06)andtheotheragainstPep-perdine(11/2/06)...2005...playedinninegamesfortheLionswiththreeattemptsandonegoal...addedasteal...High school… gradu-atedfromSt.LouisUniversityHighSchoolin2005witha4.01GPA…earned seven letters, four in swimming and three in water polo…played water polo for coach Paul Beudendistal… was a three-timeall-conferenceandall-leagueselection…wasatwo-timeall-statese-lection…wasnamed theMissouriWater Polo Playerof theYear…scored99goalshisseniorseasontobenamedOffensivePlayeroftheYear…wasafour-timeall-conferenceselectioninswimming,earningall-statehonorthreetimes…memberoftheNationalHonorSocietyandwasaPresident’sAmbassador…wasnamedascholar-athlete…Personal… TimothyBlaesHeafnerwasbornonFeb.6,1987inSt.Louis,Mo…heisthesonofJeanandAnthonyHeafner…hasthreebrothers,Thomas,JamesandJohn…ThomasswimsatSt.LouisUni-versity…fatherplayedtennisatBellevilleAreaCollege…volunteeredwiththeAmericanRedCross…aBusinessLawmajorwithaminorinEnglish.

Career Statsyear G att. Gls sh% a to Ko eJ st2005 9 3 1 .333 0 2 0 3 12006 31 36 11 .306 6 5 11 4 7totals 40 39 12 .308 6 7 11 7 8

CHARLiE HORTONUtility • 6-3 • 200 • FreshmanMercer Island, WA

Briefly...CharlieHorton is inhisfirst seasonof collegiate water polo at LMU... has goodsizeandcouldseeconsiderableplayingtimeasatruefreshman...High school... GraduatedfromMercerIslandHighSchoolin2007witha3.34GPA...wasathree-yearletterwinnerforcoachesTimReedandLaurenAyers...Hortonwasatwo-timefirst-teamAll-StateselectioninWashingtonwhileplayingforthefour-timestatechampionsatMercerIslandHighSchool.Heledtheteamingoals,assistsandsteals...alsoswamandearnedtwoletters...outsideofAthleticshewasDECAre-gional,stateandinternationalmedalist...Personal...CharlesThomasHortonwasborninSeattle,Wash.,andisthesonofLisaandThomasHorton...hastwosisters...fatherplayedtennisatWhitman...volun-teeredwithHomesWithoutBoundaries inMexico,Habitat forHu-manityandtookamissiontriptoChicagoworkinginsoupkitchens...aMarketingmajor.

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TiM HUMMELUtility • 6-2 • 195 • JuniorBellevue, WA

Briefly…TimHummelisinhisthirdseasonofcollegiatewaterpoloatLMU…intwoseasonshas played in every game LMU has played,totaling 66 heading into 2007... at Lmu... 2006... had 17 goals while playing in all 31games...finishedwith18 steals,17kickoutsdrawnand11assists...hadahat-trickinwinover Gannon (10/12/06)... scored two goalsagainst Redlands twice (9/3/06, 11/4/06)... had a career best fourstealsinwinoverUCDavis(9/17/06)...drewacareer-bestfourkick-outsinwinoverUCSantaCruz(10/21/06)...scoredfivegoalsonthe6-on-5attack... 2005... playedinall35gamesasatruefreshmanin2005...scored12goalsin28attempts...added14assists,12stealsand23kickoutsdrawn...High school… graduatedfromO’DeaHighSchoolin2005witha3.30GPA…playedallfouryearsofwaterpoloandswamallfouryearsatO’Dea…wasathree-timeall-leagueandall-stateselectioninwaterpolo…wasteamcaptainhisfinaltwosea-sons…wasa two-timeAll-Americanwhile swimming the200and400-freerelay…wasamemberoftheHonorSocietyinbothsports… Personal…TimothyLewisHummelwasbornonJune13,1987inSe-attle,WA…heisthesonofCatherineGehrigandDennisHummel…hasabrother,Matthew,andasister,Anastasia…aMarketingmajor.


RORy KELLyDriver • 6-0 • 170 • SeniorWestminster, CA • Golden West CC

Briefly… RoryKellyisinhissecondseasonatLMUandhisfourthofcollegiatewaterpolo…at Lmu... 2006... played in all 31 games,scoring sevengoalson20attempts... addedfour assists and seven kickouts drawn... hadtwogoals againstUCSB (9/3/06)...at Gold-en West… was an attacker for coach ScottTaylor in twoseasonsatGoldenWest…wasnamedall-conferencebothseasons(2004-05,2005-06)andwasanAll-Americanasasophomore…wasalsofirst-teamAll-SoCalin2005andsecond-teamin2004…helpedteamwinconferencechampion-ships in 2004 and 2005… a state qualifier in the 200-IM, 400-IMand 500-Free… claimed 2005 conference title in 500-free… High school…graduatedfromMarinaHighSchoolinHuntingtonBeach,CA in 2004… also attended Fountain Valley his first two years ofhighschool…in2003heearedfirst-teamAll-CIFandfirst-teamall-league…in2002wasnamedMVPofSunsetLeagueandeardedfirst-teamall-leagueand second-teamAll-CIF…wasalso leaguechampin500-freeandsecondin200-IMforswimteam…Personal… RoryPatrickKellywasbornonDec.31,1985inWestminster,CA…heisthesonofDebraandMichaelKelly…hasabrother,Sean,whoat-tendedSanDiego…bothparentsswamduringtheircollegecareer,DebraatGoldenWestandMichaelatRedlands…aSociologymajor.


MiCHAEL LiMDriver • 5-7 • 150 • FreshmanHonolulu, HI

Briefly...Michael Lim is inhisfirst seasonofcollegiatewaterpoloatLMU...High school...graduated from IolaniSchool in2007witha3.6 GPA... was a four-year letterwinner forcoachRandyBart...alsoathree-timeletterwin-nerinswimmingforcoachBrianLee...afour-time All-ILU award winner and a three-timeswim All-American... Personal... Michael TiuWenLimwasborninHonolulu,Hawai’itoAnitaandVictorLim...hasabrotherandasister,whoswimsatLMU...aMarketingmajor.

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JULiEN LORMANTUtility • 6-4 • 190 • JuniorLaguna Niguel, CA

Briefly…JulienLormantis inhisthirdseasonofcollegiatewaterpoloatLMU…at Lmu... 2006... finished fifth on the team in goalswith 26 while playing in 26 games... added19steals,26kickoutsdrawnand11assists...hadapairoffourgoalgames,thefirstagainstPacific (9/2/06)and the second in theWWPAtournament against No. 17 Pomona Pitzer(11/17/06)...hadthreemoregoalsinthewinoverPacific(10/6/06)...2005… finished his first campaign with the Lions playing in all 35games...scoredfivegoalson22shots...drew20kickoutsonthesea-son...addednineassistsand12steals...scoredapairofgoalsagainstPomona (9-3-05)...High school…graduated fromSantaMargaritaCatholicHighSchoolin2005witha3.2GPA…wasthe2005Athleteof the Year… swam for four years and played water polo for fouryears…earnedsevenletters,four inwaterpolo…alsoplayedfresh-manbasketball…wasasixth-teamAll-Americanasasenior…scored95goalswith49assists and95 steals asa senior…goalmarkwassecond all-time in school history… finished with 255 goals, secondall-timeattheschool..wasathree-timeall-leagueandAll-CIFDivisionIIselection…earnedfirst-teamhonorsasasenior…wasleagueMVPasasenior…Personal…JulienR.LormantwasbornonMay12,1987inNewportBeach,Calif…heisthesonofCarolandTonyChoquehu-anca…hasabrother,Rutger,andasister,Izzy…fatherwasamemberof thewaterpoloandswimteamsatUC Irvine…won1982NCAAChampionshipatUCI…volunteeredwiththeBoysandGirlsClubofSanJuanCapistranoandtheLagunaPreservationFoundation…aFilmandTelevisionmajor.


ANDREw MacDONELLDriver • 6-0 • 190 • RS SophomoreSan Jose, CA • Bellarmine College Prep

Briefly… Andrew MacDonell is in his thirdseasonof collegiatewater polo at LMU…at Lmu... 2006... played in two games, scor-ing his first collegiate goal against Gannon(10/12/06)... 2005... redshirt season... High school…graduatedfromBellarminein2005…playedwaterpolofourseasonsforcoachLarryRogersonboththewaterpoloteamandswimteam…earnedfourlettersinhistimeatBellermine,twoinwaterpoloandtwoinswimming…swamthe50-freein21.2andthe100freein46.5,earningfirst-teamAll-Americaninbothevents…Personal…AndrewMitchelMacDonellwasborn inSanJose,CAonMarch12,1987…heisthesonofJudiandAlexMacDonell…fatherswamandplayedwaterpoloatSantaClara…hastwobrothers,EricandAJ,andtwosisters,EmilyandAudrey…volunteeredatDeAnzaJuniorCollegebycoachingwaterpolo…alsovolunteeredatWillowGlenVillaandRedwoodFamilyHouse…auntandunclewenttoLMU…aMechanicalEngineeringmajor.


DEREK MiLLiGANDriver • 5-10 • 185 • RS FreshmanBellevue, WA • Bellevue HS

Briefly… DerekMilliganisinhissecondseasonof collegiatewater polo at LMU… at Lmu... 2006...Redshirtseason...High school…grad-uatedfromBellevueHighSchoolin2006witha3.57GPA…earnedeightlettersduringhighschooltenure,fourinswimmingandfourmoreinwaterpolo…playedforAndyGramely,serv-ingas teamcaptain as a senior…earnedAll-StatehonorshisfinalthreeyearsatBellevuewhileclaimingAll-Leagueasasenior…hissenioryearsawhimscore82goalswith38assistsand49steals…forhiscareerhescored241goalswith120assistsand162steals…whileswimminghewasafour-yearall-leagueselectionandathree-yearAll-Stateselection,earningAll-Americanhonorsasasenior…All-Americanhonorscamein400-freerelayand200-medleyrelay… Personal…DerekMichaelMilliganwasbornonJune2,1988inVancouver,BritishColumbia,Canada…heisthesonofConnieSogaandBruceMilligan…hasabrother,Ben,whoswimsatNYU,andasister,Jocelyn…wasapeertutoratalocalmiddleschool…aBusinessmajor.

MARK MiLOviCDriver • 6-1 • 190 • JuniorVilla Park, CA • Villa Park HS

Briefly… Mark Milovic is in his third seasonof collegiatewater polo at LMU… at Lmu... 2006...played inall31games in secondsea-son... finished with 11 goals... added sevensteals, 15 kickouts drawn and eight assists...scoredapairofgoalsin11-10winoverUCSB(10/15/06)... had three assists against US SanDiego (9/22/06)... 2005...played in16gamesasatruefreshman...scoredtwogoalsonsixshots...High school…graduatedfromVillaParkHighSchoolin2005…playedthreesportsatVillaPark,football,swimmingandwaterpolo…swamallfouryears

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ofhighschoolandplayedwaterpoloforthreeyearsandplayedoneyearoffreshmanfootball…wasathree-timeteamcaptaininwaterpolo,earningall-conference,all-leagueandAll-CIFhisjuniorandse-nior seasons… his final season he was a fifth-team All-American…scoredmorethan150goalsinthreeseasonsforcoachJohnCarcich…wasalsoafirst-teamAll-Americanasaswimmer,earningMVPhonorsas a sophomoreand senior, reaching theCIF Finals all four years…wonleaguetitleinthe50and100-free…Personal…MarkJosephMilovicwasborninOrange,Calif.,onOct.11,1996…heisthesonofDebbieandAlexMilovic…fatherplayedfootballatUniversityofColorado,StevensTech…hasabrother,Alex,whoswamatTowson…anInternationalBusinessmajor.


ZACH MixDriver • 6-0 • 165 • RS FreshmanRedwood City, CA

Briefly… Zach Mix is in his second seasonofcollegiatewaterpoloatLMU…at Lmu... 2006... Servedredshirtseason...High school… graduatedfromBellarminein2006…wonfivelettersinswimmingandwaterpolo…wasanAll-CIFselectioninbothwaterpoloandswim-ming as a senior… also named all-league inwaterpoloandanAll-Americaninswimmingasasenior…Personal…ZacharyJ.MixwasbornonSept.8,1988inRedwoodCity,CA…he is thesonofCynthiaand JeromeMix…hastwobrothers,Josh,whoplayswaterpoloforCalPoly,andJake…fatherplayedwaterpoloincollegeattheUniversityofArizonafrom1976-80…volunteeredinrestoringenvironmentprojectatGuadalupeRiverParkandGardens…alsospent timeSt.Anthony’sShelterandLyttonGardensretirementhome…anEnvironmentalSciencemajor.

PATRiCK O’BRiENDriver • 6-2 • 175 • RS JuniorPalos Verdes Estates, CA

Briefly… Patrick O’Brien is in his third sea-son of college water polo after redshirtingin 2004... at Lmu… 2006... played in twogames, scoring both goals against Gannon(10/12/06)...2005... played in twogames fortheLions...2004…servedhisredshirtseason…High School... Graduated from Palos VerdesPeninsula High School with a 3.18 GPA... athree-year letterwinner inbothwaterpoloandswimmingforcoachMitchYamamoto...wasanAll-CIFselectionasasenior...wasCaptainof the Year at Peninsula... was swim team MVP as a senior... tooksecondplace inCIF 50-Free...Personal... Patrick JohnO’BrienwasborninPasadena,CAonOct.30,1985...heisthesonofJacquelineandMichaelO’Brien...hasthreesisters,Katie,MaryandMegan,andbrother,Jack...aNaturalSciencemajor.

Career Statsyear G att. Gls sh% a to Ko eJ st2005 2 0 0 .000 0 1 0 0 02006 2 3 2 .667 0 2 0 0 5Totals 4 3 2 .667 0 3 0 0 5

PETER PHELPsUtility • 6-2 • 235 • FreshmanLaguna Beach, CA • Laguna Beach HS

Briefly... Peter Phelps is inhisfirst seasonofcollegiatewaterpoloatLMU...High school...graduatedfromLagunaBeachHighSchool in2007...heplayedforBreakersWPCandhelpedhis team to the 2006 SOPAC Zone YouthChampionship... played four season and let-teredthreetimesforcoachRickMcKee...wasathree-timeAll-LeagueperformerforOrangeCoachLeague...wasnamedteamMVPasasenior...secondteamAll-CIFasasenior...Personal...PeterWilliamPhelpswasborninNew-portBeach,Calif.,andisthesonofCynthiaandPeterPhelps...fatherplayedwaterpolo...hasasisterandabrother...aBusinessmajor.

JOHN PRUNCKLEGoalie • 6-3 • 195 • RS Junior San Pedro, CA

Briefly...JohnPrunckleisinhisfourthseasonatLMU...redshirtedhisfirstseasonin2004…at Lmu... 2006... played10quarters ingoalover six games in 2006... made 14 saves...madesevensavesagainstGannon(10/12/07)... 2005...playedinfivegamesastheLions’back-upgoalie...madeeight saves infivequartersof actions... 2004... served redshirt season...High school...GraduatedfromPalosVerdesPeninsulaHighSchoolin2004with a3.5GPA... a three-year letterwinner inmen’swaterpoloforcoachMitchYamamoto...wasasecond-teamAll-CIFDivisionIIIselectionasajuniorandafirst-teamselectionasasenior...wasaninth-teamAll-Americanasasenior...helpedteamtoCIFFinalsasasenior...Personal... JohnAlanPruncklewasbornonMay14,1986inSanPedro,CA...heisthesonofDarleneandWesleyPrunckle...hastwobrothers,WesleyandJoe...wasaconfirmationteacher,organiz-inggroupserviceprojectswithhighschoolstudents...competedwithPatO’Brieninhighschool…aMechanicalEngineeringmajor.

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Career Statsyear G svs Ga Gaa2005 2 8 10 8.002006 4 14 10 8.00totals 6 22 20 8.00

ALBERT sAMUELsDriver • 6-1 • 175 • FreshmanVilla Park, CA

Briefly...AlbertSamuelsisinhisfirstseasonofcollegiatewaterpoloatLMU... High school...graduatedfromVillaParkHighSchoolin2007witha4.3GPA...afour-timescholar-athlete...afour-yearletterwinnerforcoachJohnCarrich...hewasafour-timeletterwinnerinbothswim-ming and water polo, earning three All-CIFhonorsandAll-Americahonorsasasenior...hewasalsoatwo-timefirst-teamAll-CenturyLeagueselection...scored82goalswith62assistsand61stealsasasenior...finishedwith202goals,137assistsand216stealsatVillaPark...Personal...AlbertLou-isKuglerSamuelswasborninNewportBeach,Calif.,andisthesonofElizabethandMartinSamuels...hasasister,whoswimsatLMU,andabrother...volunteeredatAdopt-a-FamilyandOrangeCountyRescueMission...anInternationalBusinessmajor.

MAx sCHLEGELDriver • 5-9 • 180 • FreshmanAnnapolis, MD

Brielfy...MaxSchlegelisinhisfirstseasonofcollegiatewaterpoloatLMU...High school...graduatedfromSouthernHighschool inHar-wood, Maryland, in 2007... a three-year let-terwinnerforMikeSchofield...Schlegelwasafour-timeAll-EasternLeagueselectionaswellasbecomingaNationalCadetandYouthTeammember.HewasamemberoftheNationalAgeGroupAll-TournamentTeam in2006whileplaying forNavyWPC...alsoswamandplayedlacrosse...Personal... MaxHartgeSchlegelwasborninAnnapolis,Maryland,andheisthesonofNancyandNicholasSchlegel...hehas twobrothers...active involunteeringduringhighschool...workedfortheDavidsonswimteam,organizedfoodandtoydrives...willmajorinAthleticTraining.

DANiEL sMiTHUtility • 6-3 • 195 • FreshmanThousand Oaks, CA

Briefly...DanielSmith is inhisfirst seasonofcollegiatewaterpoloatLMU...High school...graduated from Thousand Oaks HS in 2007with a 3.7 GPA... Smith was a two-time Na-tionalAgeGroupAll-Americanwhilealsobe-ingaNationalCadetandYouthTeamMemberonWaveFPC...wasathree-timeAll-MarmonteLeague selection and a three-time All-Ameri-can... scored42goalswith50assists and97stealsasasenior...wonTheCommonKnowl-edgeScholarshipFoundationaward...Personal...DanielJasonSmithwasborninSantaMonica,Calif.,andisthesonofFrancesandRobertSmith...fatherplayedbaseballincollege...hehastwobrothers...vol-unteeredasateacher’saidattheChimeInfantToddlerProgramforchildrenwithspecialneeds...aNaturalSciencemajor.

ANDy sTEvENsGoalie • 6-3 • 195 • FreshmanOrange, CA

Briefly…AndyStevensentershissecondsea-sonofcollegiatewaterpoloatLMU...OverthesummerhecompetedwiththeUSAJuniorNa-tionalTeaminEuropeforthreeweeksaswellas in the2007FINA JuniorWorldChampion-ships in Los Alamitos and Long Beach, CA…at Lmu... 2006... redshirt season...national teams...currentlyamemberoftheUSAJuniorNationalTeam,recentlycompetinginthe2007FINAJuniorWorldChampionships inLongBeach,California…Com-peted in the2007 LowTatrasCup inNovaky, Slovakiaplacing sec-ond…Competed in the 2007 L.E.N. Zagreb Cup in Zagreb, Croatiaplacingfourth…AlsotrainedwiththeteaminSpainforaweek...Com-petedinthe2006PanAmericanGamesinMontreal,Canadawinningthe gold medal…In 2005 Competed in the Six Nations Water PoloTournament inCosenza, Italy...High school... graduatedfromVillaParkHighSchool in2006...wasa four-year letterwinner forcoachJohnCarcich inwater polowhile also earning two letters in swim-ming... in water polo he earned three-straight All-Century Leaguehonors…earnedAll-CIF,All-America,andNISCAAll-Americanhonorsasajuniorandsenior...wasafirst-teamAll-CIFselectionhisjuniorandsenioryear...wasafirstteamAll-AmericanselectionaswellasaNISCAAll-American selection his senior year, was Century League MVP in2005…Named the OC Registers All-Orange County Team Goalie in2004,and2005...settheschoolrecordforsaves inasingleseasonwith 307 and in a career with 839... team went undefeated in hisfreshmanseasonandwent33-1asajunior...Personal...AndrewMi-chaelStevenswasbornonDec.4,1987 inArcadia,CA...he is thesonofVirginiaandMarkStevens...hasayoungerbrother,Thomas...undeclaredasamajor.

RyAN viCKDriver • 6-1 • 175 • FreshmanThousand Oaks, CA

Briefly...RyanVickisinhisfirstseaosnofcol-legiate water polo at LMU... High school...graduated fromThousandOaksHigh Schoolin2007witha3.8GPA...wasafour-year,two-sportscholar-athlete...wasafour-year letter-winnerinswimmingandwaterpoloforcoachMikeGiles...wasaN.A.G.All-AmericanandaJuniorOlympic(JO)All-AmericanatThousandOaksandplayedforWaveWPC’sclubteam...wasatwo-yearAll-Cityselectionandathree-timeAll-Marmonteselection...earnedtwoAll-CIFhonorstogowithisAll-Americastatus...ledtheteamingoalshislast three seasons... Personal... RyanChristopherVickwasborn inTorrance,Calif.,andisthesonofPaulaHodgsonandTimVick...hehasabrotherandsister...afilmmajor.

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the 2007 LiONsHead coach John Loughran

in10previousseasonsatthehelmofthemen’swaterpoloprogram at Loyola Marymount University, Head CoachJohnLoughranhasachievedunparalleledsuccess.Ashe

entershis11thseasonoverseeingthemenandwomen’swa-terpoloteams,Loughranhasbuiltaprogramthatcontinuestogainnationalexposure.Andheaddedtothatresumein

2006-07.Loughran has led the Lions to 10

straightwinningseasonsandhasguidedthe program to four conference titlesand fourNCAAappearances in the lastsixseasons.

In 2001, they won their first-everWWPA championship, going 15-14overall,andearningabidtotheNCAAChampionship. Two years later the Li-onsfinished17-14and returned to the

NCAAChampionshipwiththeirsecondWWPAtitleinhand.BothteamsfinishedthirdintheNCAAtournament.In2004hehadhisfirstrepeatinmen’swaterpolowitha21-11markandanother thirdplacefinishat theNCAAs. In2005,LMUmen’swaterpolobecame justthefourthprograminschoolhistorytowinthreestraightconferencecrowns,defeatingUCSanDiegointheWWPAfinalattheBurnsAquaticsCenter.

Addingtohisimpressiveresume,LoughranhaswonsevenWWPA Coach of the Year honors, four in women’s waterpolo(2001,2002,2003,2004)andthreeinmen’swaterpolo(2001,2003,2005).

Hehaspostedanoverallrecordof171-134(.561)forthemen’steam,rankinghimastheprogram’sall-timewinningestcoach.Hehasalsoearnedarecordof223-88(.717)withthewomen’s water polo program, leading them to six WWPAchampionshipsandsixappearancestotheNCAAs,includingthelongestrunofconsecutivetitlesinschoolhistorywithfiveinarowfrom2001-2005.

Additionaly,Loughranhascoachedsixdifferentplayersto12All-AmericahonorswhilehavingthreeplayersearnWWPAPlayeroftheYearhonors.

Loughran came to Los Angeles after five years as headcoachforthemen’sandwomen’swaterpoloandmen’sswimteamsatQueensCollegeinFlushing,NY.HeledtheQueensCollege men’s water polo team to a 75-63 overall record

All-Time CoAChing ReCoRdSname W l Pct.Jim McMillan (1986-90) 52 40 .565Doug Pitts (1991-92) 17 34 .333David Kintas (1993-97) 56 50 .528John Loughran (1997- ) 171 134 .561

in five seasons. In 1995 and 1996 Queens won the College WaterPoloAssociation(CWPA)NorthDivisiontitle.QueensfinishedeachofLoughran’slasttwoseasonsranked15thnationally,thehighestrank-ingsinprogramhistory.

Followingthe1994and1995seasons,LoughrangarneredEasternChampionshipco-CoachoftheYearhonorsandreceivedCWPANorthDivisionCoachof theYearaccolades in1994,1995and1996. Themen’s swimteamatQueenswonthedualmeet title for theMetro-politanCollegiateSwimConference(MCSC)ineachofLoughran’slastthreeyears.

In1993,Loughraninitiatedthewomen’swaterpoloclubprogramatQueensCollege.Thenin1996,theypostedan8-4recordinitsinaugu-ralyearofvarsitycompetition.Thefollowingyeartheyfinishedsecond

intheNewYorkDivisionoftheCWPAwitha13-3mark.A1990graduateof LoyolaUniversityChicago,hewasa

four-yearletterwinneronthewaterpoloandswimteams.Anative of Greenwich, Conn., Loughran was a second-teamHighSchoolAll-Americaninwaterpolo.LoughranresidesinLosAngeles,Calif.,withhiswife,Merrittandtheirtwochil-dren.


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yEARLy RECORDsYear W l Pct. head Coach WWPA nCAA Accomplishments1979-85 Records Unavailable1986 16 6 .727 Jim McMillan -- --1987 13 6 .684 Jim McMillan -- --1988 14 15 .482 Jim McMillan -- --1989 9 13 .409 Jim McMillan -- --1990 4 15 .215 Scott Thorton -- --1991 10 18 .357 Doug Pitts -- --1992 7 16 .304 Doug Pitts -- --1993 16 16 .500 David Kintas 10th --1994 19 14 .576 David Kintas 6th --1995 14 12 .538 David Kintas 7th --1996 7 8 .466 David Kintas -- --1997 9 17 .346 John Loughran -- --1998 16 14 .533 John Loughran 5th --1999 22 9 .710 John Loughran 3rd --2000 17 11 .607 John Loughran 2nd -- Best finish in school history.2001 15 14 .517 John Loughran 1st 3rd 3 All-Americans in first NCAA trip2002 17 15 .531 John Loughran 2nd -- Fell short of NCAAs at Burns Ctr.2003 17 14 .548 John Loughran 1st 3rd Earned upset win over rival UCSD2004 21 11 .656 John Loughran 1st 3rd Two OT wins in WWPAs2005 19 16 .543 John Loughran 1st 3rd Upset UCSD at home for fourth title2006 18 13 .581 John Loughran 2nd -- One-goal setback in WWPAsTotal 281 257 .522 5 coaches 4 titles 4 trips Four titles in six years

the 2007 LiONsassistant coach Kyle Witt

Four-time All-Western Water PoloAssociation selection Kyle Witt re-turned to his alma mater as Loyola

Marymount water polo Head Coach JohnLoughran announced the hiring of KyleWittasassistantmen’scoach in2007.WittgraduatedLMUin2002andwasafour-timeall-conferenceperformerforLoughranfrom1998-2001.

Witt joins the LMU coach-ing staff after serving as thehead coach at Gannon Uni-versityinErie,Penn.Hespenttwo seasons at the helm ofthe men’s program at Gan-non while serving as coachof the women’s program forone season. Witt went 17-27 in two seasons with themen(9-13 in2005and8-14in 2006) and went 11-11 inoneseasonwiththewomen.Wittalsocoachedasanassis-tantatWhittier (Calif.)College,helpingtheschoolposta23-10record,culminatingwiththeschool’sfirstSouthernCaliforniaIntercol-legiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) Champi-onshipin2004.

PriortohisstayatWhittier,Wittwastheco-head men and women’s water polo coach

atMiraCostaHighSchoolinManhattanBeach,Calif., from2002-04.He led themen’s team to the California Interscho-lastic Federation (CIF) Southern SectionChampionship and a Final Four appear-ance. His women’s squad advanced totheCIFSouthernSectionpost-seasonforthefirsttimeinschoolhistory.Twelvestu-

dent-athletes received Di-visionIwaterpoloscholar-shipsduringhistwoyearsatMiraCosta.

Witt began his coachingcareer as the Rose Bowlaquatic coach in 1999beforeassumingtheheadwaterpolocoachingposi-tion at Westridge SchoolforGirls inPasadena,Ca-lif.,in2001.

Prior to coaching, Wittmadeaname forhimself

atLMUasaplayer.Wittissixthall-timeinLMUhistorywith118gamesplayed,tiedforsixthall-time ingoalswith152, sixth inas-sistswith81,andsixthinstealswith91.WittledtheLionstotheprogram’sfirstWesternWaterPoloAssociationchampionshipandtotheNCAAFinalFourduringhisseniorseasonin2001.


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the 2007 LiONsspeed chart

andy stevensG • 6-3 • 195 • RSFr.

Orange, CA

#1

John PrunckleG • 6-3 • 195 • RSJr.

San Pedro, CA

#1

Phillip diGiacomoG • 6-3 • 205 • RSFr.Newport Beach, CA

#1

Brian Benedetti2M • 6-5 • 215 • So.Mountain View, CA

#2

tim HummelUTL • 6-2 • 195 • Jr.

Bellevue, WA

#3

andrew macdonnellDR • 6-0 • 190 • RSSo.

San Jose, CA

#4

Patrick o’BrienDR • 6-2 • 175 • Jr.

Palos Verdes, CA

#5

Julien LormantUTL • 6-4 • 190 • Jr.

Laguna Nigel, CA

#6

andrew akiDR • 6-0 • 180 • RSFr.

Honolulu, HI

#7

ryan fairDR • 6-2 • 195 • RSSo.

Laguna Beach, CA

#8

rory KellyDR • 6-0 • 170 • Sr.

Westminster, CA

#9

mark milovicDR • 6-1 •190 • Jr.

Villa Park, CA

#10

shaun flood2M • 6-2 • 210 • Sr.

Heathrow, FL

#11

tim HeafnerUTL • 6-2 • 215 • Jr.

Belleville, FL

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ryan vickDR • 6-1 • 175 • Fr.Thousand Oaks, CA

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Peter PhelpsUTL • 6-2 • 235 • Fr.Laguna Beach, CA

#14

cory BaccusDR • 6-0 • 164 • Fr.

Whittier, CA

#15

Zach mixDR • 6-0 • 163 • RSFr.

Redwood City, CA

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albert samuelsDR • 6-1 • 175 • Fr.

Villa Park, CA

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max schlegelDR • 5-9 • 180 • Fr.

Annapolis, MD

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michael LimDr • 5-7 • 150 • Fr.

Honolulu, HI

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charlie HortonUTL • 6-3 •200 • Fr.Mercer Island, WA

#20

derek milliganDR • 5-10 • 185 • So.

Bellevue, WA

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daniel smithUTL • 6-3 • 195 • Fr.Thousand Oaks, CA

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tibor foraiDR • 6-2 • 190 • Fr.

Novi Sad, Serbia

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John LoughranHead Coach11th Season

Kyle WittAssistant Coach

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iNsiDE LMURight Place. Right Time.

LMU Up Close ..................................................................... 16

What LMU is about ............................................................ 17

The Colleges ....................................................................... 18

Student-Athlete Academic Support .................................. 19

LMU Sports Medicine ......................................................... 20

Strength and Conditioning ................................................ 21

Athletics Facilities ............................................................... 22

Burns Aquatics Center ........................................................ 23

LMU Game Day ................................................................... 24

LMU Champions ................................................................. 25

LMU All-Americans ............................................................. 25

LMU Athletics Hall of Fame ............................................... 26

Administration ................................................................... 27

Compliance ......................................................................... 28

Los Angeles ......................................................................... 29

Los Angeles Campus

Athletics Complex

President Lawton


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in,aplacethathonorsfaithaswellasrea-

son,LoyolaMarymountUniversitymaybe

theplaceforyou.

AtLMU,weinspireyoutotakeideasapart

andlearnhowtheyfittogether.You’lltest

your limits, forge enduring friendships,

promote justiceandbecomeacontribut-

ingcitizenoftheworld.

Our curriculum is broad and deep. Our

pace isdemanding.Ourexpectationsare

high.Ourplansareambitious.Andwe’re

looking for curious, accomplished, enter-

prising, visionary students eager to em-

bracethechallenge.

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iT’s ABOUT THE sUPPORTThroughoutanLMUeducation,studentsenjoythesupport

ofinstructorswhoknoweachindividualbynameandwho

makeclasseschallenging,fascinatingandfun.Classsizes

are13to1andgiveeachstudentachancetoexceedeven

theirownexpectations.

iT’s wHO yOU ARE wiTHLooking for camaraderie? When it comes to providing

friendsandmentors,youwon’tfindauniversitysurpass-

ingLMU.Thecampuspopulationcomesfromall50states

and70countries.Betterstill,LMUoffersmorethan100

extracurricularorganizationsthathonethestudentsskills

andhelpthemfindlike-mindedcolleaguesforlife.

Whatever the religious belief, the university pays atten-

tion to individual spirit. “I’ve thought a lot about what

makesmyfriendsatcollegedifferentthanthosefromhigh

school,andI’verealizedthatthepeopleatLMUliveupto

themissionofbeingmenandwomenforothers,”saida

sophomore.Studentsarefreetoexaminefaithinsocialor

serviceactivities.

iT’s wHERE yOU LivEEveryfall,nineoutof10first-yearstudentstakeadvantage

ofLMUhousingand for someverygood reasons.Some

of thebenefitsofLMU livingaresimple:anactivesocial

scene,mealplans thatallow students todineat various

campuslocations,andeasyaccesstoclassesandcampus

facilities. But university housing offers much more than

simple convenience, it also give students an edge. As a

resident,studentsareimmediatelypluggedintoprograms

thathelpthemachievebettergrades,meetnewfriends,

develop professional contacts and graduate in a timely

manner.

iT’s wHERE yOU’RE BOUND“We’retryingtogetridofyou,”soprofessorKellyYoung-

er,whodirectstheHonorsProgram,likestotellLMUstu-

dents. He’s referring to the study abroad opportunities,

scholarships,internships,academicconferencesandcom-

petitionsthattakestudentsoffcampusandintotheworld.

When it comes time tograduate, studentswillhave the

knowledge, theconfidence,andthestrengthofspirit to

achieveanythingthestudentscanimagine.

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inside LMUa view to a Promising future

TheChronicleofHigherEducationnotesthatatJesuitinstitutions,thisprecept“translatesintoa large amount of individual attention from

facultymembersandaccessibilitytohigh-leveladmin-istrators, including the president.” At LMU, studentsdon’tsimplybenefitfromcurapersonalis;theypracticeit,too,carryingouttheJesuitidealof“menandwom-en for others.” The Marymount sisters contribute ahistoryofeducatingwomenandteachingthroughthearts,withadeliberately internationalperspectivethatencourages respect forall cultures.LMUbrings thesegiftstogetherinfivecolleges:BusinessAdministration,CommunicationsandFineArts,FilmandTelevision,Lib-eralArts,andScienceandEngineering.

•Underthedirectionofaward-winningentrepreneur-ship professor Fred Kiesner, for instance, students inourCOLLEGEOFBUSINESSADMINISTRATIONpartici-pate inan internshipprogram thatplaces themwithsocialentrepreneurswhoareworkingtobettersociety.“Moreandmore,studentsaresaying,‘Hey, Icanusemyabilitiestodogoodforothersbydoingbusiness,”saidKiesner.

•Fromtheirfirstyear,engineeringmajorsinourcoL-LeGe of science and enGineerinGaddressreal-world design challenges, like devising plans for im-provingLMU’strafficflow.“Theprojecttakesalotofcreativityandsomeprettycomplexproblem-solving,”says associate dean Tom Calder. “During students’presentations,we’vehadtheUniversity’sV.P.forfacili-tiessitintolistentotheirideasandofferprofessionalfeedback.”

• Students in the scHooL of fiLm and teLevi-sion produce theirownshortfilmsandTVpilots,withactingandmusic often suppliedby student performersfromourcoLLeGe of communication and fine arts.When our talent pool

can’taccommodatethem,Hollywoodcan.“Formyju-niorthesis,Iteamedupwithtwootherpeopletomakea two-part,10-minute sitcom,”saysaTVproductionmajor.“Wedevelopedan ideaandaskeda senior inscreenwritingtowriteascript.Whenitcametocast-ing,werananadinBackstageWestandreceived300headshots.Itwaslikearealcastingaudition.”

• At LMU, real-world experiences benefits any disci-pline-even literature. Students in the BeLLarmine coLLeGe of LiBeraL arts don’t just read JackKerouac.Theygoontheroad.EnglishprofessorKellyYoungerexplains:“IteachacoursecalledRoadReadinwhichwestudynotonlytheliteratureofLosAnge-lesandCalifornia,butalsothecityitselfastext.AfterreadingNathanaelWest’sTheDayofLocust,wetakeawalkingtourofdowntownL.A.,focusingonthear-chitectureofthe1920sand30s.WereadKerouac’sBigSuranddriveupthecoast,spendingaweekreading,writingandsharingontheintellectualadventure.

Honors ProGram•TheUniversi-ty Honors Pro-gram providesan intensiveand innova-tive academice x p e r i e n c efor the seri-ous student.The programcombines fourinterdisciplinaryUniversityHonorscorecourseswithanintensiveyear-longsequenceinwriting,criticalthinkingandAmericanCultures.Asecondyear-longsequenceinthehistoryofcivilizationandacourseinnaturalphi-losophyare also apart of the curriculum.All honorsstudentsarerequiredtodisplayproficiencyinaforeignlanguage,takeanupper-divisionethicscourse,anin-terdisciplinaryseminar in the junioryearandaseniorthesis.InterestedstudentsshouldapplytotheUniver-sityHonorsDirector.

PROGRAMS OF STUDYAccountingAfrican American StudiesAnimationArchaeologyArt HistoryAsian and Pacific StudiesAsian Pacific American StudiesAthletic TrainingBiochemistryBiologyBusiness AdministrationBusiness LawChemistryChicana/o StudiesCivil EngineeringClassical CivilizationClassicsCommunication StudiesComputer EngineeringComputer Information SystemsComputer ScienceDanceEconomicsElectrical EngineeringElementary EducationEngineering PhysicsEnglishEntrepreneurshipEnvironmental EngineeringEnvironmental ScienceEthicsEuropean StudiesFilm ProductionFinanceFrenchGeneral ScienceGermanGreekHistoryHuman Resource ManagementHumanitiesIndividualized StudiesInternational BusinessIrish StudiesItalianLatinLeadershipLiberal StudiesLiberal Studies - Elem. Edu.ManagementMarketingMathematics (Pure and Ap-plied)Mathematics EducationMechanical EngineeringModern GreekMultimediaMusicNatural ScienceOperations ManagementPeace StudiesPhilosophyPhysicsPolitical SciencePre-DentistryPre-JournalismPre-LawPre-MedicinePre-OptometryPre-PharmacyPre-Physical TherapyPre-Pediatric MedicinePre-Veterinary MedicinePsychologyRecording ArtsScience EducationScreenwritingSociologySpanishStudio ArtsTelevision ProductionTheatre ArtsTheological StudiesTravel and TourismUrban StudiesWomen’s Studies


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inside LMUstudent-athlete academic support

studentswhochooseLMUforhigherlearningreceiveaworld-classeducationonacampusknownforitsathleticexcellence.TheLMUAthletics Department is committed to assisting student-athletes

achievetheirfullpotentialbothacademicallyandathletically.

TheStudent-AthleteAcademicSupportStaffexiststosupportallstudent-athletes in their goals of getting a degreeon time,maintaining athleticeligibility,andpreparingfor lifeafterLMU. TheAcademicSupportStaffprovidesguidanceandcounselingfromthemomentarecruitfirstwalksontothecampustothemomentastudent-athletegraduates.

tradition of eXceLLenceLMUhasaproudreputationofacademicexcellenceamongitsstudent-ath-letes.InthepastfewyearstheLMUAthleticsDepartmenthasbeeninthehighestpercentileoftheAPR(AcademicPerformanceRate)scaleamongallschoolsinNCAADivisionI.

Accordingtothe2006NCAAGraduationRate,theLMUAthleticsDepart-mentpostedarateof84percentforallstudent-athleteswhoexhaustedtheir eligibility and a rate of 79 percent for those student-athletes whoreceivedathleticsaid.Listedaresomeexamplesfromthe2006-2007aca-demicyearoftheacademicexcellenceLMUstudent-athletesepitomize:

academic servicesTheAcademicCenterandsupportstaffishousedinGerstenPavilion,pro-vidingacademicsupportforthe350+athletesin21sports.TheAcademicCenter includesa studyareaanddesktopcomputers for student-athleteuse. The staff consists of the Academic Coordinator and three Gradu-ateAssistant/Interns,whomonitortheprogressofstudent-athletes,ensuretimelygraduation,andassistindegreepreparation.Inaddition,theaca-demicsupportstaffoffersavarietyofotherservices,including:

• MajorRequirements• PriorityRegistration• StudyHall• TutorialServices• LaptopCheckoutforTeamTravel• InformationaboutAwardsandPostGraduateScholarships• LifeskillsandDevelopmentalWorkshopsandSpeakers• LeadershipandMentoringopportunities

TheAthleticsDepartmentiscommittedtoensuringeverystudent-athletereachestheirfullpotentialintheclassroom.Eachstudent-athleteisrequiredtobeenrolledin15unitspersemesterandisaskedtokeepaminimum2.5cumulativeGPA.Eachteamcanincreasethedepartmentstandarddepend-ingonthephilosophyofthecoach.

at-risK studentsIfastudentfallsbelowa2.5GPAduringagivensemestertheyarerequiredtomeetweeklywithamemberoftheacademicsupportstaffandattendstudyhallthefollowingsemester.Dependingonthesituationandcircum-stances,thestudentmeetingscanlastfromanywherebetween15minutestoanhour.Tohelpstudentsinneed,tutorialservicesthroughtheLearningResourceCenter(LRC)mayberecommendedbytheadvisororrequestedbythestudent.

first year studentsAllfirstsemesterstudent-athletesarerequiredtomeetweeklywithaStu-dent-AthleteMentortoensuretheyassimilatetolifeasastudent-athleteatLMU.Inaddition,theyareexpectedtoattendstudyhallforaminimumof4hoursweekly,in2hourblocks.Studentsarealsoencouragedtoformstudygroupswithfellowstudents.Finally,firstyearstudentswillbeen-rolledinaone-unitclass,LIBA125,FoundationsofAcademicAchievement.TaughtbytheAcademicCoordinator,MattCasaña,thisclassservestofos-ter important lessons instudentssuchastimemanagement,studyskills,diversity,andnutrition.

academic services staffMattCasaña AcademicCoordinator mcasañ[email protected] AcademicServicesAssistant [email protected] AcademicSupportIntern [email protected] GraduateAssistant [email protected]

ACAdemiC eXCellenCeExamples from the 2005-2006 academic year of the academic excellence LMU student-athletes epitomize:

• 155 National Scholar-Athletes (Minimum 3.0 GPA in 15 units or more)• 13 West Coast Conference All-Academic Recipients• 5 WWPA Women’s All-Academic Recipients• 4 PCSC All-Academic Recipients• 3 WWPA Men’s All-Academic Recipients• 1 Pacific Coast Swimming Conference All-Academic Recipient• 2 CoSIDA Academic All-Americans• 2 First Team CoSIDA District All-Academic Members• 1 NCAA Post Graduate Award Winner• 7 Recipients of Student-Affairs Leadership Awards


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Thebusiestplacepersquarefootonthecampus of Loyola Marymount Univer-sity isnotwhatonewould think. It is

notLMU’soncampuscommonsarea,theLair,UniversityHallor theLMUbookstore. It is theLMUAthleticsTrainingRoom.

Right around 1,000-square feet, the LMUtrainingroomatanygivenmoment inseasoniswhatHeadAthleticsTrainerKeithEllisoncalls“organizedandcontrolledchaos.”Intheheightofitsbusiesttimeoftheyear,whenall18LMUNCAADivisionIsportsareinaction,theTrain-ingRoomcanmakeacasualonlookerdizzy.

However, Ellison, his three full-time assis-tants, Joe Gonzalez, Beth Drayer, Gary Dyogiand15studentassistantsmakeitlookeasy.

In his 16th-year at LMU and 10th as theHeadAthleticsTrainer,EllisonandhisstaffhaveturnedtheLMUtrainingroomintoamodelfortheschool’smainconferenceaffiliate,theWestCoastConference.

“This isagreatplace tobebecauseof thepeople,”saidEllison,whograduatedfromLMUin1987.“Thefulltimestaffwehavehereisthebestintheconference.Wehavetherightper-sonalities forLMUand theyallgenuinelycareandareconcernedaboutthestudent-athletes,not just for their injuriesandsports theyplay,butforeachpersonasawhole.

“Anditisnotjustmystaff.Itisthestudentsthatmakethisplacegreat.Thestudent-athletescareandrespectwhatwearedoing.With18sportsandjustthreetrainers,itcangetdifficultinseeingtoeveryneedoftheathletes.Butthestudents understand and respect each otherandmakethisplacevery,verysuccessfulnowandinthefuture.”

Onagivenday,theAthleticsTrainingRoomwillseeabouthalfofthe325student-athletesatLMU.Agivendaywillincludelotsofpaper-work, therapy for student-athletes recoveringfrom injuries that keep them out of competi-tion,appointmentswithdoctorsandpre-andpost-practiceneeds.

“Ourmission is toeliminatethechanceforinjury.Westresstheuseoficeandstrengthandconditioningtoreducetheriskofinjury.Thus,the traffic in our training room can get veryheavy throughout the day,” said Ellison, whohas been busy this year. “We have had a lotofdifferentinjurieswithmanydifferentteams.Becauseofthatwehavehadalotoftrafficinour training roomdoing rehabanddoing thenormalstufftoprepareforpracticeorgames.”

Inadditiontoprovidingthebestcareavail-ableinthenationtoLMUathletes,thetrainingprogramservicestheneedsofitsopponentsinafirstclassmannerandprovidesanopportunityfor students in thefieldofathletic training toearnvaluableexperience.

With more than 50 years of experience inthe field, the Training Program provides ser-vices that includes a philosophy that places ahighvalueonhealthandwellness,aprogramthat allows injured student-athletes to returntotheirsportassoonasmedicallysafeandtosubstantiallyreducetheriskofathleticinjuryforthosestudent-athletes.

TheTrainingRoomatLMUfeaturesstate-of-the-artequipmentina1,000-squarefootsportsmedicine complex. The equipment includeswhirlpools, paraffin bath, ultrasound, musclestimulationandhydrocalators.

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ThestrengthandconditioningprogramatLoyolaMarymountUniversityhasbecomeover the years an essential component

of the Athletic department’s quest for BuildingChampions. The program is constantly lookingonaddingdifferenttrainingmechanismsforthebenefitofour student/athletesunder theguid-anceofStrengthandConditioningCoordinator,SergiuBoericaandhisassistant,CiaraCarl.

Inthepastthreeyears,theStrengthandCon-ditioning program has tried to implement theFrappierAccelerationSpeedTraining(FAST)basedonapartnershipthathasbeenestablishedwithAthleticRepublicCorporationwhichitisrunningthisspeedtrainingsystem.TheFASTspeedtrain-ing protocols has been established through re-searchanddevelopmentbyJohnFrappier,MSinExercisePhysiologyandKinesiologyandhisteamof researchers, starting 1986. John Frappier’sscientificallydesignedProgramshavetwogoals:tomaketheathleteasefficientaspossibleandtofindabalancebetweendifferentmuscles. Inordertoincreasespeed,therearetwoelementswhichcanhelpdothat:stridelengthandstridefrequency.“Thelongerthestrideandthemorefrequentlyitoccurs,themoregroundyou’llcoverinashorterperiodoftime.”statesFrappier.

TheFASTProgramsarecomplexandsystem-atic. They bring together the key componentsof improved speed, agility and overall athleticperformance. Through out the training period,specificattentionisgivento:

•Sprintmechanics•Neuromuscularcoordination•Anaerobicandaerobicconditioning•Musclephysiology

allofwhichhavethespecificpurposeofimprov-ingeveryathlete’sperformance.

AccordingtoJohnFrappier,morethan2,000professional athletes from NFL, MLB, NBA andNHL have participated in the program. Someoftheprofessionalathleteswhousethesystemregularly are: Garrett Lowney (2000 and 2004Olympic Wrestler), Heather Mitts (ProfessionalSoccer Player), Jason Kreis (Professional SoccerPlayer), Dan O’Brien (Olympic Decathalon Ath-lete),CrisCarter (All-ProWideReceiver),PascalDupuis (Minnesota Wild), Jim Kleinsasser (Min-nesota Vikings Fullback), Shaun Alexander (Se-attleSeahawks),RickHelling(BaltimoreOrioles),Darin Erstad (Anaheim Angels) and Brett Hull(DetroitRedWings).

ThetoolsusedtoimplementtheFASTproto-cols for our student/athletes are: 2 GenerationII Super Treadmill (29+ mph, 40% grade), 4specially designed hardwood plyometric floors,and weight machines designed to target themusclesofthehipgirdle,trunk,andlegs(2HipMachines,2ImplosionMachinesand2PlyoPressMachine).

LoyolaMarymountUniversityisstrivinginof-fering our student/athletes an exceptional indi-vidualizedexperienceduringtheirtimeoncam-pus.TheStrengthandConditioningprogramtheAthleticsDepartment’sreplicaofthephilosophyby developing the student/athlete potentialthroughspecifictrainingroutinestotheathletes’sports. Customizing the strength programs en-sures the athletes’ growth which in return willhelptheteamwintheconferenceandbecomeanationalcontender.

Lifeandsportsareaboutopportunities,com-

mitmentandrewards.Thereareampleopportu-nitiestoparticipateinsports,butathletesneedto realize that with these opportunities, theyneedtocommittobeingthebesttheycanbe.This takes hard work and determination fromeach individual to optimize their individual tal-entsandabilities.Thiscommitmentanddedica-tionleadstosecondarybenefitsofphysicalandmentalfitnessaswellastherewardsofparticipa-tioninsports.EveryathletehastheopportunitytosucceedbyusingtheFASTprogrambuttheircommitmenttogotheextramileturnsintolife-longrewardsonandoffthefield.

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inside LMULmu athletics’ facilities

The athletic facilities at Loyola Mary-mount University have seen a littleofeverythinginthealmost70years

while in its current Westchester location.Fromthe1984OlympicgamestoLMUbas-ketball to theWorldCupandeverything inbetween,theLMUathleticfacilitieshavebe-comehometothebest.

The complex continues to grow and im-prove with each year. The facilities includeAlbertGersten Pavilion,GeorgePageStadi-um,SullivanField,theBurnsRecreationandAquatics Center, the Jane Bove Boathouse,SmithField,theLMUTennisComplex,whichincludes the George P. Kading and MorrisA. Pivaroff Tournament Court completed in2004,and theThomasHigginsShortGameCenter, a practice facility for the golf pro-gram.Also completed in2004was the ad-dition of Pride Park, the new entrance tobaseball’sPageStadium

Thenewest facility for the Lions is SmithFiled, complete with inset dugout, state-of-the-artscoreboard,naturalgrassseatingformorethan500andbattingcages.Completedatthesametimewastheshortgamecenter,apitchandputtpractice facilitybehind thecenterfieldfenceofSmithField.Itincludesapairofbunkersandplentyofspaceforput-tingatdifferentangles.

TheexistingcenterpiecetotheLMUathlet-icsfacilities isAlbertGerstenPavilion,enter-ingits27thyearasthehometoLMU’sindoorathleticevents.

Hosting men’s and women’s basketballandvolleyball,thePavilionhasseenitsshare

of memorable moments. One came as themen’s basketball team posted a 16-gamewinning streak that spanned three seasonsfromFeb.25,1987throughNov.28,1988.OnFeb.20,1988,duringthewinningstreak,Gersten set the attendance record with astandingroomonlycrowdof4,525ina142-127winoverrivalPepperdine.

Built to accommodate the1984SummerOlympicGames inLosAngeles, thePavilionserved as thehost site for theweightliftingcompetition.ItisnamedinhonorofAlbertGersten,fatherofAlbertGersten,Jr.,a1974LMUgraduate.

Now in its 25th season as the home ofLion baseball, George C. Page Stadium hasestablisheditselfasoneofcollegebaseball’smostuniqueballparks.TheparkcontinuestodistinguishitselfthankstotherecentadditionofPridePark.However,thebiggestenhance-ment came in 2001 with the Mikos BlueMonster,anewwallinleftfieldthatcontainsamanual scoreboard, completewithoutoftownscoresreminiscenttosomeofthema-jor league’sclassicparks.ThewallwasbuiltthankstoagiftfromPaulMikos.

TheBurnsRecreationandAquaticsCenteropenedinthefallof2000andhasbecomethehomeofsomeofthebestwaterpolointheNCAA.TheOlympic sizepool ispartofthe$18-millionBurnsRecCenter,andservesas thehomevenue formen’s andwomen’swaterpolo andwomen’s swimming. Show-ingthatitisoneofthefinestfacilitiesinthecountry, LMU hosted the Men’s Water PoloNCAANationalChampionshipsinDecember

of2002andagainin2006.Throughoutthelastdecade,SullivanField

hasbeenhosttosomeofthebestinsoccerfrom around the world. With the develop-mentofthesoccerprogramatLMU,SullivanFieldhasbecomeoneofthetopfacilities inthe soccer-richWCC.Sweden, Italy andAr-gentina used Sullivan during the 1994 FIFAWorldCup,andfouryearslater,thefieldwasusedasapracticesitefortheWorldCupex-hibitionGoldCupTournament.

TheLMUTennisCentergrewtosixcourtsin2004withtheKadingandPivaroffTourna-mentCourt,thecenterpieceofthefacility.AnewDaktronicsscoreboardwasaddedtothefacilityin2006.

Completed in 2002, Jane Browne BoveBoathouse is the only athletics facility notonthegroundsoftheWestchestercampus.The facility includes two boat bays, a workarea, anoffice, anewdock and restrooms.TheboathouseispartofbeautifulMarinadelRey,Calif.Conditionsaregenerallyideal.Thewater is protected within the marina, tem-peratures are nice throughout the year andboattrafficislow.

Moreisonthehorizon.In2005,theAth-leticsDepartmentwas includedaspartofamajor campaign that will ensure that LMUAthleticswillBuildChampionswell into thefuture. Follow LMULions.com for the latestonthenewestLMUfacilities.

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inside LMUBurns recreation and aquatics center

sinceitopenedinthefallof2000asthehomeofLoyolaMarymountUniversityaquatics, the Burns Recreation and

AquaticsCenterhasseen10championships,127 wins and has been host to two NCAAchampionshipsinjustsevenseasons.

Showing that it isoneof thefinest facilitiesinthecountry,LMUhostedtheNCAAMen’sWaterPoloChampionshiponDecember7-8,2002andagainonDec.2-3,2006.

TheLionshavethrivedinthestate-of-the-artfacility,earningarecordof109-30infivesea-sons.Themen’steamwent7-3in2006andhavecompiledarecordof55-23 (.706)dur-ing its stayat theCenter.Of themen’s fourWWPA titles in the last six years, two havecomeattheBurnsCenter.LMUwonitsfirstconferencecrownwhenthetournamentwashostedbytheLionsin2001andthenagainayearagoin2005.

Asforthewomen’steam,theywontheirfirst21gamesat theBurnsAquaticsCenterandhave posted a 72-11 record (.867) in fourseasons,going11-1in2007,postingan11-gamewinstreakheadinginto2008.Overall,the two teams have combined for 10 con-ferencetitleswitha recordof127-34 (.789)whilethefacilityhasbeencalledhome.

TheBurnsCenterishometotheoncampusrecreation center, which sees thousands ofcommunity members, students, faculty andstaffthroughitsdoorseachday.IncludedwiththefacilitywastheOlympicsizepool that ispartofthe$20-millionBurnsRecCenterandservesasthehomevenueformen’sandwom-en’swaterpoloaswellasLMUswimmeets.

One of the premier aquatics facilities in

SouthernCalifornia,theBurnsrecreationcen-terpool isheatedandfeaturesanadvanceddeck-level drainage system. There are sepa-ratelockerroomsforhomeandvisitingteamsaswellasofficespaceandmeetingroomsfortheLMUaquatics’coachingstaff.Adjacenttothepoolispermanentbleacherseatingwithanormalcapacityfor800fans.

Addedtothefacility inthefallof2001wasastate-of-the-artscoreboard.ThescoreboardfromColoradoTimingSystemsfeaturesscor-ing systems for both water polo and swim-ming, including the touch-pad timing foreightswimlanes.Thefullydigitalsystemin-cludesmatrixandvideocapabilitiesandwasinstalled thanks to the donations of AlbertGersten.Inaddition,anewaudiosystemwasinstalledpriortothestartofthe2002waterpoloseason.

Women’s Water Polo Burns’ Recordsseason W L avg.2001 14 0 1.0002002 7 2 .7772003 8 3 .7272004 12 1 .9232005 10 2 .8332006 10 2 .8332007 11 1 .700totals 72 11 .867

Men’s Water Polo Burn’s Recordsseason W L avg.2000 10 2 .8332001 10 4 .7142002 9 4 .6932003 6 4 .6002004 6 3 .6672005 7 3 .7002006 7 3 .700totals 55 23 .705

Home of the LionsThe Burns Recreation and Aquatics Center opened in 2000 and since has seen the Lions when 10 champion-ships and hosted a pair of NCAA National Championships.

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ORiGiN OF THE LiONAlthough itsorigin is somewhat clouded,

theLionmascothasbeensynonymouswithLoyolaMarymountUniversity formore than70years.AccordingtotheOct.5,1923edi-tionoftheschoolnewspaper,theLosAngelesLoyolan, the Lionmascotwas suggestedbyanenthusiasticfanafter1919whenSt.Vin-cent’sCollegebecameLoyolaCollege.NotingtheLoyolafootballplayer’sfiercecompetitive-ness,thatunknownfandescribedtheLoyolaplayersasLions.ThenamedidnotgeneratetoomuchpopularityandtheLoyolaathleticnicknameremained“Loyolan’s”until1923.

At that time, thearticleexplains, thecol-legewishedtoinspirenewprideinitsathletesandfans.Notingthesuccessofnicknamesforothercolleges,thecollegeoptedtogivetheLion’snicknamearebirth.

Calling the old Lion mascot “mistreatedandforgotten,”thearticleexplains that theLionwouldofficiallyfinditswayintoallcol-legesongsandcheers.TheLionhasremainedfirmlyentrenched in Loyola lore to this veryday.

Analternativeoriginstorytracesthenick-nameto theabundanceofactualmountainlionswhichroamedWestchesterwhenLoyolaCollege moved here in 1927. The area re-mainedwidelyunpopulatedandteemedwithwildlife when the school moved atop thebluffs.Schoolofficialsreportedlyadoptedthenicknamebecausemountain lions inhabitedtheareawhengroundwasbroken.

PEP BANDInwhatmanyconsideritsfirstappearance

atanyLMUathleticevent,theLMUPepBandbroke onto the scene late in the 2001-02season. Bringing energy and atmosphere toathleticsevents,thePepBandisthelatestad-ditiontomakingLMUthebestplacetoplayandwatch.Makingupthe35-memberband,withmoremembersontheway,areLMUstu-dentsfromallbackgrounds.Thebandisinitssixthyear.

LiONPRiDEThis organization is the official student

boosterclubofLMUathletics.Seenthrough-outtheathleticseason,LionPridehasbeenamajor reason for record student attendancethelastseveralyears.Withmorethan1,000membersthisyear,LionPridewillbeafactoratLMUevents.OpentoallstudentsenrolledatLMU,LionPrideoffersfreeadmissiontoallhome regular seasonathleticevents,oppor-tunity to participate in ingame promotions,drawingsforvaluableprizesandmuch,muchmore,includingtheLionPrideT-Shirt.Inaddi-tion,LionPridemakesitswaytoroadgamesthankstomultipleroadtripsthroughouttheyear.

CHEER TEAMThe Loyola Marymount University Cheer

Squad became the an official varsity sportsponsored by LMU in the Summer of 2005andareaco-edcompetition teamthatper-forms annually at the USA Nationals. Serv-ingasa“SpiritSquad”formen’sbasketball

whentheuniversitywasknownasLoyola,thecurrent cheer team has grown to a service-orientedorganization that not only appearsandsupportsall21LMUathletic teamsandevents,butperformscommunityservice.Thecheer squad has continued to impress withits overall ingame routines with advancedtumbling,stuntanddanceperformances. Inaddition to providing support to the teamsduringthegames,thesquadwillonceagainperformhalftimeand timeout routines.Thisyear’ssquadincludesKristinaAlarcon,AnaleeAlmeida, Amanda Barthel, Alyse Chong,Heather Chong, Kristen Cirillo, Oscar Con-treras, Ashley Cordes, Arianne Cortes, LisaGreen, Kim Hein, Penelope Horan, CarolineJahna, Kendra Jones, Julia Karnoski, TracieKogura, Thomas Miller, Teresa Moore, andAmandaVeitia.

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Lion Game Day


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ChAmPionShiPS &nCAA APPeARAnCeS

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL WCCChampionships: 2004NCAAAppearance: 2004NITAppearance: 2001

WOMEN’S ROWING WCCChampionships: 20061980-81VarsityFourNationalChampions1988-89VarsityFourNationalChampions

WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY IndividualNCAAChampionships:1980(AIAW) TereseKozlowski 17:34.9(NationalChampion)IndividualWCCChampion:2006 LauraMickelson-21:16(6k)2001 EditPakay-17:581991 GinaEron-19:15

WOMEN’S SOCCER NCAATournamentAppearances: 2002,2006

SOFTBALL WISLChampionships: 1996,1999,2000PCSCChampionships: 2003,2005,2007NCAAAppearance: 2005,2007

WOMEN’S TENNIS WCCChampionships: 2002NCAATournamentAppearances: 2002

WOMEN’S TRACK Individual NCAA Regional Appearance: 2007 LauraMickelson(5,000-meter) 17:04.68(15th)2006 LauraMickelson(5,000-meter) 17:16.59(4th) SaraMickelson(5,000-meter) 17:51.09(13th)Individual NCAA Championship Appearance:2006 LauraMickelson(5,000-meter) 16:43.61(22nd)

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL WCCChampionships: 1986,1994,1995,1996NCAATournamentAppearances: 1986,1994, 1995,1996,1997,1999, 2000,2003,2004,2005NIVCTournamentAppearances:1990,1992WOMEN’S WATER POLO WWPAChampionships: 2001,2002, 2003,2004,2005,2006NCAAAppearances: 2001,2002, 2003,2004,2005,2006

BASEBALL WCCChampionships: 1973,1986, 1990,1998,1999,2000NCAAAppearances: 1973,1986,1988,1989, 1990,1998,1999,2000CollegeWorldSeries: 1986

MEN’S BASKETBALL WCCLeagueChampionships: 1961,1988,1990WCCTournamentChampionships: 1988,1989NCAAAppearances: 1961,1980, 1988,1989,1990*NITAppearances: 1986

MEN’S CREW 1992LightWeightFourPacificCoastChampions

MEN’S GOLF WCCChampionships: 2006NCAARegionalAppearance: 2006NCAAChampionshipAppearance: 2006WCCIndividualChampions: 2006-BrianLocke;2007-BrianLocke

MEN’S SOCCER NCAATournamentAppearance: 2001,2002,2003,2004

MEN’S TRACK Individual NCAA Championship Appearance:1950 BobBoyd-n/a(1st)

MEN’S WATER POLO WWPAChampionships: 2001,2003,2004,2005NCAAFinalFour: 2001,2003,2004,2005

All-AmeRiCAnS (since1990)

1989-90BoKimble(MBB-2nd-Team)HankGathers(MBB-2nd-Team)

1990-91 KerryHouse(WVB-HM)

1995-96 JulieGreer(WVB-HM)

1996-97 KimBlankinship(WVB-3rd-Team)TracyHolman(WVB-HM)

1997-98 SarahNoriega(WVB-1st-Team)ReidPriddy(MVB-2nd-Team)RobertSchildts(MVB-3rd-Team)ScottWalter(BASE-Freshman1st-Team,MichaelSchultz(BASE-Freshman1st-Team)RyanBeaver(BASE-FreshmanHM)

1998-99 ReidPriddy(MVB-2nd-Team)BillyTraber(BASEHM)CurtFiore(BASE-3rd-Team)

1999-2000 SarahMcFarland(WVB-2nd-Team)TracySharp(WSOC-HM)ReidPriddy(MVB-1st-Team)ScottWalter(BASE-2nd-Team)BillyTraber(BASE-2nd-Team)

2000-01 SarahMcFarland(WVB-1st-Team)KevinWitt(MWP-3rd-Team)LucyWindes(WWP-2nd-Team)

2001-02 KevinWitt(MWP-2nd-Team)KevinPaulsen(MWP-HM)StephenLipinski(MWP-HM)DevonCourtney(WWP-3rd-Team)LucyWindes(WWP-2nd-Team)TeresaGuidi(WWP-2nd-Team)SeanSmith(BASE-Freshman1st-Team)JoeFrazee(BASE-FreshmanHM)BillyLockin(BASE-1st-Team)

2002-03 AndresMurriagui(MSOC-1st-Team)ArturoTorres(MSOC-3rd-Team)JeffKovar(MSOC-Academic1st-Team)KevinWitt(MWP-3rd-Team)TeresaGuidi(WWP-2nd-Team)RachelRiddell(WWP-3rd-Team)KatieHicks(WWP-HM)

2003-04 KelliNerison(WVB-HM)KevinNovak(MSOC-HM)MichaelErush(MSOC-1st-Team)EndreRex-Kiss(MWP-2nd-Team)TeresaGuidi(WWP-1st-Team)DevonWright(WWP-2nd-Team)StaciaPeterson(WWP-HM)BillyLockin(BASE-1st-Team)

2004-05 MattKovar(MSOC-3rd-Team)DiegoBarrera(MSOC-Freshman3rd-Team)EndreRex-Kiss(MWP-2nd-Team)KelliNerison(WVB-HM)StaciaPeterson(WWP-2nd-Team)RachelRiddell(WWP-HM)VanessaGlendenning(WCRW-HM)

2005-06 EndreRex-Kiss(MWP-2nd-Team)IanElliott(MWP-HM)BrianMcShane(MWP-HM)BrianLocke(MG-HM)LizStewart(WCRW-2nd-Team)ChristineRobinson(WWP-3rd-Team)KatieHicks(WWP-HM)

2006-07 KimFeeney(WSOC-Freshman4th-Team)AmandaLenor(WSOC-1st-Team)IanElliott(MWP-3rd-Team)BrianMcShane(MWP-HM)StaciaPeterson(WWP-3rd-Team)BrianLocke(MG-3rd-Team)AngeloSongco(BASE-Freshman1st-Team)

CoSidA ACAdemiC All-AmeRiCAnS2006-07 LauraMickelson(WXC) StaciaPeterson(WWP)2002-03 JeffKovar(MSOC)1998-99 HeatherHollis(SOFT)1995-96 SandorDemosthenes(BASE)1993-94 AnthonyNapolitano(BASE)1972-73 DeanJelmini(BASE) SteveSmith(MBB)

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mulTi-SPoRT Player Induct. Grad.Adams,Milton“Sparky” 1993 1937 Baseball, Football, Ice Hockey, Track & FieldAgamenoni,Aldarico 1994 1937 Football, Ice HockeyBoyd,Bob 1986 1950 Boxing, Football, Track & FieldBoyle,Hugh 1989 1943 Baseball, BasketballBrubaker,Harry“Bud” 1989 1932 Basketball, FootballDonahue,Bernard 1986 1930 Baseball, Basketball, FootballDonovan,MauriceE. 1991 1942 Baseball, Basketball, GolfDuvall,Al 1986 1936 Football, Track & FieldHoffman,Leo 1986 1930 Baseball, FootballHovland,Carl 1992 1939 Basketball, Football, Baseball, TennisJelmini,Dean 1987 1973 Baseball, FootballKaragozian,John 1994 1933 Baseball, Football, Ice HockeyKelly,Roger 1986 1939 Baseball, Football, Golf, Track & FieldNocerine,Dominic 1986 1937 Basketball, Football, Ice Hockey, Track & FieldPolich,John 1986 1938 Football, Ice Hockey, Track & FieldQuinn,Brian 2000 1964 Basketball, Baseball, AdministrationRace,Edward 1993 1937 Football, Ice HockeySanchez,Jamie 1993 1975 Football, TennisSunderland,Paul 1986 1975 Basketball, VolleyballTunney,James 1989 1928 Baseball, Basketball, Football

men’S BASkeTBAll Adelman,Rick 1986 1968Arndt,John 1986 1952Baker,Dick 1993 1956Bento,Ed 1986 1962Brown,Garnette 1987 1957Donovan,Bill 1986 1950Fryer,Jeff 2007 1991Gathers,Hank 2005 1990Grote,Jerry 1986 1962Haderlein,Jim 1986 1971Kimble,Bo 2005 1990Kriste,VideJ. 1988 1940McDonald,Edwin“Scotty” 1987 1939McKenzie,Forrest 1991 1986Newell,Pete 1986 1940Philyaw,Luther 1987 1976Smith,Keith 2000 1986Smith,StephenJ. 1991 1973Woolpert,Phil 1986 1940Yoest,Mike 1994 1988

Women’S BASkeTBAll Brown,Sherri(WBB) 2003 1994Flanagan,Lynn(WBB) 2000 1991

BaseBaLL Bean,William“Billy” 1992 1986Bradberry,Miah 2000 1990Kerslake,Bob“Whitey” 2007 1958Layana,Timothy 1992 1986Logelin,Dr.MichaelG. 1991 1970McAnany,JamesE. 1993 1987Napolitano,Anthony 2005 1993Noah,Russ 1986 1973Sheldon,Robert 1986 1972Stone,Gerald 1986 1974Women’s roWinG Hjelm,Karen(Hock) 2000 1981Formento,MerriLisa 1991 1980

Women’s cross country Kozlowski,Therese 1986 1982footBaLL Acquarelli,Harry 1988 1938Alker,GuerinP 1991 1950Andorka,BelaJ. 1991 1939Brito,Gene 1986 1951Cheatham,Ernie 1986 1952Currin,Paul 1986 1929Donahue,BurchA. 1988 1943Ferris,NeilG. 1991 1951Giancanelli,Harold“Skip” 1989 1951Klosterman,Don 1986 1952Lauermann,Willard“Bill”E. 1988 1932Musacco,George 1987 1951Nipp,Maury 1987 1952Snyder,Frederick 1992 1952WOMEN’S SOCCER Sharp,Tracy 2007 2000

WOMEN’S TENNIS Anderson,Kristi 2003 1989Delgado,Debbie 1994 1985Patridge,CarolynB. 1991 1980

MEN’S TENNIS Crawford,Roger 1994 1982WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL Blankinship,Kim 2007 1996Fort,Andrea 1991 1987Holman,Tracy 2005 1998House,Kerry 2003 1991Lacour,Cheryl 1988 1983McFarland,Sarah 2007 2000Petrissans,Catherine 1992 1988Wohlford,Leslie 1993 1989Wrensch,Mardell 2005 1996

TEAMS 1969Football 2003 Club National Champions

1981Women’sCrew 1986 National Champion - Lightweight-4 Shell

1990Men’sBasketball 2005 Elite Eight/WCC Champions

1986Baseball 2007 College World Series

COACHES/ADMINISTRATORS Buckley,Terry 2005 1957 Season ticket holderCasassa,Rev.CharlesS.,S.J. 1988 University President (1949-69) Drager,Hub 1986 Athletic Administration (1949-80) Fortner,Nancy 1994 Women’s Volleyball Coach (1980-86)Higgins,Rev.ThomasP.,S.J. 1991 Golf Coach (1970-2001) Jones,Arthur 2003 1950 Basketball Trainer, Season Ticket HolderKilp,Rev.AlfredJ.,S.J. 1987 Athletic Administration (1956-1963) Lieb,Tom 1987 Football & Ice Hockey Coach (1930-38) Malone,Rev.Lorenzo,S.J. 1987 Athletic Admin., Golf Coach (1933-55)McIssac,Don 1986 Rugby Coach (1960-1980)McKenna,John 1992 Football Coach (1949-51)Merrifield,Rev.DonaldP.,S.J 1989 University President (1969-84), Chancellor (1985-present)Needles,James 1987 Basketball Coach, Football Coach (1936-1940)Neri,Jerry 1989 Assistant Football Coach (1949-51)Oliver,Jordan 1987 Football Coach (1949-51)Westhead,Paul 2000 Men’s Basketball Head Coach (1986-91)

RETIRED JERSEY’S Name Induct. Grad.Bean,Billy 2000 1986 BaseballHolman,Tracy 2000 1998 VolleyballGathers,Hank 2000 1990 BasketballKimball,Kealani 2005 2004 VolleyballKimble,Bo 2000 1990 BasketballLayana,Tim 2000 1986 BaseballMcFarland,Sarah 2002 2000 VolleyballStone,Gerald 2000 1974 BaseballWrench,Mardell 2000 1996 Baseball

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Rev.RobertB.Lawton,S.J.,wasnamedthe14thpresidentofLoyolaMarymountUniversityonJune1,1999.FatherLawtonleadsLMUintothenextmillenniumafterservingasthedeanofGeorgetown

CollegeatGeorgetownUniversitysince1989.Lawton,aclassicist,scripturescholar,administrator,andpriest,wasborn

inCumberland,Maryland,andenteredtheSocietyofJesusinJuly1965.Possessingawealthofexperienceinbothuniversityteachingandad-

ministration,Fr.LawtoncomestoLMUaftergiving20yearsofservicetoGeorgetownUniversity.ServingastheassistantDeanfrom1984-89,Fr.Lawtonalso taught in theTheologydepartmentasanadjunctassistantprofessorduringthatperiod.HestartedattheUniversityin1977asanassistantprofessorofTheologyandworkedinthatcapacityuntil1979.

HeearnedhisbachelorofartsdegreeinclassicsfromFordhamUniver-sity in1971,graduatingPhiBetaKappa(summacumlaude).Fr.LawtonwentontoattendHarvardUniversitywherehecompletedhisdoctorateinNearEasternLanguagesandCivilizationsin1977.Fr.LawtonwasaDan-forthandWoodrowWilsonFellowatHarvard.Hewasordainedin1981.

Followinghispreparationforordinationfrom1979-81,Fr.Lawtontrav-eledtoGermanytoconductindependentstudyinbothGermanandthe-ology.In1982,heacceptedanassistantprofessorshipteachingHebrewandAramaicatthePontificalBiblicalInstituteinRome,Italy,aposthehelduntil1984.

Inaddition tohis teachingandadministrativeduties atGeorgetown,Fr.Lawtonservedonnumerouscampuscommitteesexaminingsuchareasas campusplanning, student life, freshmanand transfer studentadmis-sions,andcommunityrelations.OutsideoftheUniversityhehasservedasamemberoftheBoardofTrusteesoftheUniversityofScrantonandFairfieldUniversity.

Father Lawton holds the rank of professor in LMU’s Departments ofTheologicalStudiesandClassics.

Dr.WilliamS.Husakbeginshis10thyearastheAthleticsDi-rector at Loyola Marymount

University.Sincetakingoverthepro-gram in 1998, LMU has reached anewlevelofsuccess.WhiletheLions’successhasbeensomeofthebestinprogramhistory,Husakfirmlybelievestheprogramhas“justscratchedthesurface.”

His administrative efforts havefocused on developing a team ofcoaches, support staff and adminis-tratorswhobelievethatLMU’sathlet-icsprogramcanbeamong theeliteinthenation.Thisperiodoftimehasbeenmarkedbyenhancingthesup-portoftheathleticteamsthroughthenewandupdatedfacilities,increasedscholarship and operational support and enhancing the coaching andsupportstaff.

Thepast10yearshavebeensomeofthemostsuccessfulseasonsinschoolhistoryastheLionswonover56percentofitsdualcompetitionsinthatspanandclaimedtheschool’sfirsteverCommissioner’sCup in1996.Since1998,LMUhasclaimed22conferencechampionshipsand29NCAApostseasonappearances.Offthefield,theLionshavehada50percentincreaseinnationalscholar-athletesas155claimedthehonorinthe2006-07academicyear.

Husak attributes the current success and the future growth of theprogramtothestaffthatisinplace.Sincehetookovertheprogram,thecoachingandadministrativestaffs that lendsupport to themore than400 student-athletes has more than doubled in size. A full-time headcoachwilllead19ofthevarsitysportssponsoredatLMU.WhenHusaktookover,onlynineoftheprogramswereledbyfull-timecoaches.

Inaddition,supportforthestudent-athleteswasenhancedwiththeadditionofeightbrandnewstaffpositions,whichincludedanathleticacademic coordinator, marketing/promotions manager, corporate rela-tionsmanager,twoassistantathletictrainers,astrengthandcondition-ingassistantcoachandanassistantmediarelationsdirector.

ThefinalmajorpiecetoLMUAthletics’growthandsuccesshasbeenHusak’s commitment to facilities. Sincehehas takenover,$25millionhasbeenput intoathleticfacilities.That list includestheBurnsAquat-icsCenter,whichwasusedashosttothe2002and2006NCAAMen’sWaterPoloChampionships.IthasbeentheonlytimeLMUhashostedanNCAAchampionship.

FacilityenhancementshavealsoincludedthebrandnewSmithField(softball),ThomasHigginsShortGameCenter(golf),theMorrisA.PivaroffandGeorgeP.KadingTournamentCourt(tennis),andtheJaneBrowneBove Boathouse. LMU’s existing facilties have also seen their share ofgrowth, includingnewbleachersandscoreboardtoSullivanField(soc-cer),MikosBlueMonsterandPrideParktoPageStadium(baseball),andanewsoundsystem,floordesignandbleachersinGerstenPavilion.

Husakcomes froma longandaccomplishedbackgroundasanad-ministrator,fundraiserandprofessorduringa19-yearcareeratCaliforniaStateUniversity,LongBeach.Between1993-1998,heservedastheSe-niorAssociateAthleticsDirectorandwasmainlyresponsibleforAthleticsfundraising. While at CSULB between 1983 and 1997, Husak servedas an assistant commissioner for theCaliforniaCollegiateAthleticAs-sociation (CCAA). Between1986and1993heservedaschairmanofCSULB’s physical education department. As an associate professor ofphysical education atCSULBbetween1979 and1986, he establishedtheuniversity’sMotorBehaviorLaboratory.

A1972graduateofStateUniversityofNewYork(SUNY)atCortland,Husakholdsamaster’sdegreeandPh.D.inPhysicalEducationfromTexasA&MUniversity.Heandhiswifeof36years,Tish,liveinLongBeachandhavethreesons,Greg,ToddandJon.

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ATHLETiC DiRECTORdr. William husak

PREsiDENTRev. Robert B. lawton

Dr. Husak (right), with coach John Loughran and Senior Vice President of Stu-dent Affairs Dr. Lane Bove, has been a part of 22 conference championships, including men’s water polo in 2005 at home in the Burns Aquatics Center.


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What do i need to do in order to play at Lmu as a freshman?IfyouintendtoparticipateinDivisionIorIIathleticsasa freshman, youmust register andbe certifiedby theNCAAInitial-EligibilityClearinghouse.Youcanregisterbygoingon-lineontheinternetatwww.ncaaclearing-house.net. You will need a major credit card to com-plete the registration. The registration fee is $50 fordomesticprospects($75forforeignprospects).Whenyou’refinished,printout the registration form, sign itandpresent ittoyourhighschoolcounselor.Theywillsendtheformalongwithanofficialcopyofyourhigh-schooltranscriptstotheNCAAClearinghouseforpro-cessing.Additionally,youmustarrangeforofficialSATorACTscorestobesenttotheClearinghousedirectlybythetestingagency.Thiscanbedoneon-lineatthetestingagency’swebsite.Ifyouhavequestions,youoryourhighschoolcounselorcanobtainassistancebycall-ingtheNCAAClearinghousetoll-freeat877-262-1492.After graduation andbefore the school closes for thesummer, your counselormust send theClearinghouseacopyofyourfinaltranscriptthatconfirmsgraduationfromhighschool.

How do i know if i’m being recruited?Youbecomea“prospectivestudent-athlete”whenyoustartninth-gradeclasses. Before theninthgrade,youbecomeaprospectivestudent-athleteifacollegegivesyou (or your relatives or friends) any financial aid orotherbenefitsthatthecollegedoesnotprovidetopro-spective studentsgenerally. Youbecomea“recruitedprospective student-athlete” at a particular college ifanycoachapproachesyou(oranymemberofyourfam-ily)aboutenrollingandparticipatinginathleticsatthatcollege.Activitiesbycoachesthatcauseyoutobecomearecruitedprospectivestudent-athleteare:(1)providingyouwithanofficialvisit;(2)placingmorethanonetele-phonecalltoyouoranyothermemberofyourfamily;or(3)visitingyouoranyothermemberofyourfamilyanywhereotherthanthecollegecampus;or(4)issuingtoyouaNationalLetterofIntentorwrittenofferofath-leticallyrelatedfinancialaid.

Boosters:Inadditiontogeneralrecruitingregulations,no alumni, boosters or representatives of a college’sathletics interests canbe involved inyour recruitment.Therecanbenophonecallsorlettersfromboosters.IfanLMUboosteriscontactingyou,pleasecalltheLMUCompliance Office as soon as possible at (310) 338-7789.Don’triskyourNCAAeligibility!

When can i talk to the coach and have him/her see me play?

teLePHone caLLsInallSportsOtherThanFootballandBasketballAcollegecoach(butnotabooster)ispermittedtocallyou(oryourparentsorlegalguardians)onorafterJuly1followingthecompletionofyour junioryear inhighschool.OnorafterJuly1afterthecompletionofyourjunioryearinhighschool,acollegecoachispermittedtocallyouonlyonetimeperweek.

exception for men’s Basketball onLyOnly in the sportofmen’sbasketball, a collegecoach(butnotabooster)ispermittedtocallyou(oryourpar-entsorlegalguardians)onetimepermonthonorafterJune15ofyoursophomoreyearinhighschoolthroughJuly31ofyourjunioryearinhighschool.Coachesarepermittedtocallyoutwo(2)timesperweekonorafterAugust1priortoyoursenioryear inhighschool.Forjuniorcollegeandfour-yeartransferprospects,youmayonlyreceiveonephonecallperweek,regardlessofthetimeperiod.

exception for Women’s Basketball onLyOnly in the sport of women’s basketball, a collegecoach (but not a booster) is permitted to call you (oryourparentsor legalguardians)one timeduringeachofthemonthsofAprilandMayofyour junioryear inhighschool.YoucanreceiveonecallonorafterJune1throughJune20,andonecallyoucanreceiveonecallonorafterJune21throughJune30ofyourjunioryearinhighschool.Inaddition,youcanreceivethreephone

callsduringthemonthofJulyfollowingyourjunioryearinhighschool,withnomorethanonecallperweek.OnorafterAugust1priortoyoursenioryearinhighschool,youcanreceivenomorethanonephonecallperweek.

unlimited Phone calls - all sportsUnlimitedphonecallscanbemadetoyou(oryourpar-entsorlegalguardians)byacollegecoachONLYunderthe following circumstances: (1) during the five daysimmediatelybeforeyourofficialvisitbythecollegeyouwillbevisiting;(2)onthedayofacoach’soff-campuscontactwithyouby thatcoach; (3)onthe initialdatefor signing the National Letter of Intent in your sportthroughtwodaysaftertheinitialsigningdate;and(4)you(oryourparentsorlegalguardians)maytelephoneacoachat yourexpenseasoftenasyouwish.At thecompletion of your junior year (after July 1), coachesmay also accept collect calls from you, using our toll-free number (1-800-LIONS-R-1). In men’s basketballONLY,coachesmayacceptatoll-freecall fromyounoearlier than theconclusionofyour sophomoreyear inhighschool.

recruitinG caLendarsKeepinmindthateverysporthasadifferentrecruitingcalendar.Acoachinaparticularsportmayormaynotbepermittedtocallyouduringcertaintimesoftheyear.Whenyoudospeaktoacollegecoach,besuretoaskabouttherecruitingcalendarsoyouunderstandwhenyoucanacceptphonecallsfromcollegecoaches.Youcanalsofindtherecruitingcalendarsforallsportson-lineatwww.ncaa.org.

off-camPus contactsInallSportsOtherThanFootballandBasketballAcollegecoach ispermitted tocontactyou inpersonoffthecollegecampusonlyonorafterJuly1afterthecompletionofyourjunioryearinhighschool.Acontactisanyface-to-facemeetingbetweenacollegecoachorathleticsstaffmemberandyouoryourparents,duringwhichanyofyousaymorethan“hello.”Also,anysuchface-to-facemeeting that isprearrangedor that takesplaceonyourcampus,atanorganizedcompetitionorpracticeinvolvingyouoryourhighschool,preparatoryschool, two-year collegeor all-star teamshall be con-sideredacontact, regardlessof theconversation.Cur-rently inallsportsotherthanfootball,collegecoachesmaycontactyouoffthecollegecampusnomorethanthree times. However, a college coach may visit yourhighschool(withtheapprovalofyourhighschoolprin-cipal)onlyonceaweekduringacontactperiod.Juniorcollegeprospectswhoarenon-qualifiersasdeterminedbytheNCAAClearinghousemaynotberecruiteduntilthey have completed one academic year at the juniorcollege.

in men’s BasketballAcollegecoachisnotpermittedtocontactyoupriortotheopeningdayofclassesofyoursenioryear inhighschool.Duringtheacademicyear,acollegecoachislim-itedtosevenrecruitingopportunitieswithyou(contactsand evaluations combined) with no more than threein-person,off-campuscontactsatanysiteduringyoursenioryearinhighschool.

in Women’s BasketballAcollegecoachisnotpermittedtocontactyoupriortotheopeningdayofclassesofyoursenioryear inhighschool.Duringtheacademicyear,acollegecoachislim-ited tofive recruitingopportunitieswithyou (contactsand evaluations combined) with no more than threein-person,off-campuscontactsatanysiteduringyoursenioryearinhighschool.Thisrestrictionincludesyourrelatives or legal guardians, but does not include anycontactmadeduringyourofficialvisittocampus.Fur-ther,allcommunicationbetweenyou,yourrelatives,le-galguardians,yourcoach,oranyoneelseinvolvedwithyourparticipationinbasketball,directlyorindirectly,andacollegecoachduringthemonthofJulyisprohibited.

evaLuationsAnevaluationisanyoff-campusactivityusedtoassessyouracademicqualificationsorathleticsability, includ-ingavisittoyourhighschool(duringwhichnocontact

occurs)orwatchingyoupracticeorcompeteatanysite.Currentlyinallsportsotherthanfootballandwomen’sbasketball,acollegecoachislimitedtosevenopportuni-ties(contactsandevaluationscombined)torecruityouandnotmorethanthreeofthesevenopportunitiesmaybecontacts.Inwomen’sbasketball,coacheshavealimitoffiveopportunitieswithwhichtorecruityou(contactandevaluationscombined)offthecollegecampus.Notmorethanthreeofthosefiveopportunitiesmaybecon-tacts.OnceyousignaNationalLetterofIntent,youmaybeevaluatedanunlimitednumberoftimesbyacollegecoachfromthecollegewithwhichyouhavesigned.

Letters and recruitinG materiaLsInallsportsotherthanmen’sbasketball,letters(includ-ing emails) and printed recruiting informationmaybesenttoyoustartingSeptember1statthebeginningofyourjunioryearinhighschool.Inmen’sbasketball,youmayreceivethesematerialsafterJune15atthecomple-tionofyoursophomoreyearinhighschool.Thisinfor-mation can only be sent to you through regular mailservices. College coaches are not permitted to sendanythingtoyou(expectaNationalLetterofIntentoffer)throughanyexpressmail service (e.g. FederalExpress,UPS,DHL,etc.).

Formoreinformation,pleasevisitourwebsiteatwww.LMULions.com.

Good Luck and Go Lions!!!

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BAsiC iNFORMATiONQuestions?Should you have any questions regarding any NCAA rules, please contact our Compliance Office at (310) 338-7789 or you can contact the NCAA at (317) 917-6222.

Go onLineNCAA: www.ncaa.orgLoyola Marymount University: www.LMU.eduLMU Athletics: www.LMULions.com

LMu ContACtsDan Smith - Associate Athletic Director-Compliance(310) 338-7789 | (800) LIONS-R-1Brianna Johnson - Compliance Assistant(310) 338-3706 | (800) LIONS-R-1

MAiLinG ADDRessesLoyola Marymount University - Department of AthleticsCompliance1 LMU Drive - MS 8235; Los Angeles, CA 90045

NCAA Clearinghouse301 ACT Drive - Box 4043; Iowa City, IA 52243-4043Toll Free – Domestic Callers: (877) 262-1492Foreign Calls: (319) 337-1492www.ncaaclearinghouse.net

WHAt CAn i ReCeiVe FRoM LMuYou (or your family) may not receive any benefit, inducement or arrangement such as cash, clothing, cars, improper expenses, transportation, gifts or loans to encourage you to sign a National Letter of Intent or attend an NCAA college. Loyola Marymount University may offer you a one-year scholarship that covers room and board, tuition and fees, and required course-re-lated books, or any part of these. The institution can recommend that this aid be renewed each year, as is the general practice at LMU.


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LOOKiNG BACKBuilding Champions

The Championships ............................................................ 31

Recaps of 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005

2006 Season Review .......................................................... 32

Including a look back at a four-year starter

2006 Season Stats .............................................................. 33

All-Time Honors ................................................................. 34

Including 13 All-Americans

All-Time Roster ................................................................... 35

All-Time Stats ..................................................................... 36

Leading Scorers, games played and more

Year-by-Year Results .......................................................... 37

Results from 1986 to current

All-Time Series Records ..................................................... 41

Results against Air Force to Whittier

2005 WWPA Champs

2005 WWPA Champs

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LookinG BACKWWPa championships & ncaa appearances

2005 • 1�-1�TheLoyolaMarymountmen’swaterpoloteamfin-ished itsbest for last in the2005 season,winningeightoftheirlast11astheywontheirthirdstraightWesternWaterPoloAssociationchampionshipandfourthinthelastfiveyears.TheLions,consideredtheunderdogto rivalUCSanDiego,earneda thrilling7-6winovertheTritonsattheBurnsRecreationandAquaticsCenter,givingtheLionstheautomaticbidtotheNCAAMen’sWaterPoloChampionship.TheLionspushedStanfordtothebrink,falling7-6inthesemifinalsbeforedefeating11thrankedSaint Fran-cis,10-6, inthethirdplacematch.TheLionsfinish19-16overall,10-3intheWWPAandrankedeighthinthenation.

WWPA Results (at LMU): Nov.17 def.SantaClara,8-5Nov.18 def.#11UCDavis,9-6Nov.19 def.#7UCSanDiego,7-6

NCAA Results (at Bucknell): Dec.3 lost#2Stanford,7-6Dec.4 def.#11St.Francis,10-6

2004 • 21-11In a season that was supposed to be a rebuildingtype year, the Loyola Marymount University men’swater polo team proved everyone wrong as theyworked themselves to a second straight WesternWaterPoloAssociationchampionshipin2004witha21-11finalrecord.TheLions,comingonewinshyoftyingtheprogramrecordinwins,tookthirdinthe2004NCAAMen’sWaterPoloChampionshipswitha 6-5 win over Princeton. The one-goal win overPrincetonwaspartofathemefortheLionsin2004astheymadeahabitofpullingouttheclosewins.

LMUwent12-4ontheseasoningamesdecidedbytwogoalsorless.InthestretchtheLionswent3-0in overtime games, winning all three by one goal.TheydefeatingNo.7LongBeachState,8-7,No.17Whittier,12-11,andNo.13UCDavis,7-6.ThewinsoverWhittierandUCDavishelpedtheLionsadvancetotheWWPAtitlegame.

WWPA Results (at UC Davis): Nov.18 def.#17Whittier,12-11(ot)Nov.19 def.#13UCDavis,7-6(ot)Nov.20 def.#18Redlands,6-3

NCAA Results (at Stanford): Dec.4 lost#1Stanford,14-6Dec.5 def.#10Princeton,6-5

2003 • 17-14The seventh-ranked Loyola Marymount Universitymen’swaterpoloteamwonthe2003WesternWa-ter Polo Association title and finished third in the2003 NCAA Men’s Water Polo Championship inDecember. Itmarks the second time in threeyearstheLionshaveearnedtheconferencecrownandathirdplacefinishintheNCAAtournament.TheLionsfinished the season 17-14 overall and 12-3 in theWWPA.TheLionsclaimeda6-5winoverseventh-rankedUCSanDiegointhechampionshipgameoftheWesternWaterPoloChampionshipsatRedlandsUniversity.ItwasafittingreversaloffortunesfortheLions. In the regular season theLionswereon thewrongendofheartbreakersallseason,losing10oftheir 14gamesbyone-goal or inovertime.All 10of thosegames cameagainst teams ranked in thetop-20nationally,includingtwogamesatthehandsoftheTritons.TheLionsopeneduptheNCAAMen’sWaterPoloChampionshipagainstthe2002National

Champions,Stanford.Inanoffensiveshowcase,theLionsfelltotheCardinalintheirhomepool14-8.Inthe thirdplacegame, the Lionsposted fourunan-sweredgoalsinthefirstperiodtoearna10-7winover11th-rankedNavy.

WWPA Results (at Redlands): Nov.20 def.UCSantaCruz,12-4Nov.21 def.#17AirForce,9-8Nov.22 def.#7UCSanDiego,6-5

NCAA Results (at Stanford): Dec.6 lost#2Stanford,14-8Dec.7 def.#11Navy,10-7

2001 • 15-14The2001seasonsetinmotionaneweraforLMUmen’s water polo as the team went 15-14 overallandwontheirfirstWesternWaterPoloAssociationChampionshipwitha4-2winoverUCSanDiegoatthebrandnewBurnsRecreationandAquaticsCen-ter.Openedthatseason, theLionsposted10winsathomethathelpedthemtotheprogramsfirsteverNCAAtournament.TheLionsmadetheirfirsttripamemorableoneastheybattledUCLAtotheendina7-5setbackinthesemifinalsbeforemakingitlookeasyinthethirdplacegame.TheydefeatedUMass14-6 to pick-up the program’s first win in NCAAtournamentplay.

WWPA Results (at LMU): Nov.16 def.UCSantaCruz,15-7Nov.17 def.AirForce,13-4Nov.18 def.UCSanDiego,4-2

NCAA Results (at Stanford): Dec.1 lost#3UCLA,7-5Dec.5 def.#16UMass,14-6

Four-time CelebrationLMU Men’s Water Polo have made four celebration jumps into the pool, including this one in 2005 as they have claimed four WWPA titles and four NCAA appearances since 2001.


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theLoyolaMarymountUniversitymen’swaterpoloteamfinishedthe2006sea-sonrankedeighthinthenationwithan

18-13overallrecord.TheLions,whoenteredtheseasonwinnersofthreestraightWesternWater Polo Association championships, sawthat streak snapped by WWPA-rival UC SanDiegointheWWPAtitlegame,10-9.TheLi-onsplayedeightone-goalgames,going3-5inthosegames.

LMU went 18-13 on the year, their ninthstraight winning season. The Lions featuredoneofthenation’stopdefenseswhilesport-ingabalancedoffensiveattack.SeniorBrian mcshane led a four-senior attack with 343goals.SeniorBen eastonhadhisbestscor-ing seasonofhis career, ranking second forthe Lions with 37 goals. Fellow senior cut-berto Hernandez was third with 34 whilematt reynoldswasfourthwith33.TheLi-onsdefenseallowedjust7.71goalspergamein2006asgoalieIanElliottwasrankedfirstinsavesontheyear.

ThebackboneoftheLionsdefenseforthelastfouryearshasbeenElliott. InhisfourthandfinalseasonofcollegiatewaterpoloatLMU,Elliottwasafour-timefirst-teamAll-WWPAse-lection.In31gamesthisseasonhemade323saves,givinghimanaverageof10-7savespergame.Hewastopsinthenationinsaves.Thisseasonhehashaddouble-digitsavesin16oftheLions’31gamesthisseason.Inhiscareerhe has made 1146 saves to set the all-timeschoolmark.Hiscareergoalsagainstaverageis7.0.In2005hefinishedtheregularseasonamong the top-five nationally in saves with304whileallowingjust6.64goalspergame.

Heplayedineverygameandappearedinnetfor135oftheLions’140quarters.Withhis34goals this season,McShanefin-ished110goalsinhiscareeratLMU,rankinghim15thinLMUhistory.AlsointherankingsisHernandezwith 87 assists, sitting3rd all-time.Elliottwith128gamesplayedandMattReynoldswith124areranked1stand3rdall-time.ElliottandReynoldsare5thand6thinstealswith121and111,respectively.

The year brought more All-America honorsto LMUasElliott andBrianMcShaneendedtheircareersatLMUwithhighhonorsastheAssociationofCollegiateWaterPoloCoaches(ACWPC)namedthemtothe2006All-Ameri-can teams. Elliott earned third team honorswhile McShane took home honorable men-tionhonors.ItisarepeatappearanceforbothElliottandMcShaneastheyearnedhonorablementionAll-Americanhonorsayearago.El-liottandMcShanewereapartofacombinedfiveWesternWaterPoloAssociationchampi-onships and five trips to the NCAA tourna-mentintheircareersatLMU.

Inaddition,ElliottandMcShanewerenamedFirst-TeamAll-WWPAwhileReynolds earnedsecond-team honors and Hernandez earnedhonorablementionhonors.ForElliott,itwashisfourthstraightfirst-teamAll-WWPAhonor,makinghimoneofjustfourstudent-athletesinLMUhistorytoachievethehonor.

The Western Water Polo Association an-nounced the 2006 Men’s Water Polo and2007 Women’s Water Polo All-AcademicTeams. The team consists of members who

wereoneof the top-10 student-athletes ontherespectiveinstitutions’team,carrieda3.0cumulativeGPA (ona4.0 scale), classifiedafull-timestudentwhohascompletedamini-mumofonesemesterortwoquartersathisinstitution.TherewereeightmembersoftheLoyolaMarymountmen’sandwomen’swaterpoloteamsonthisyear’sAll-Academicsquad.Onthemen’sside,juniorshaun flood,soph-omore tim Heafner and Julien LormantwerenamedtotheMen’sAll-Academicteam.All three will be the leaders of the Lions’squadheadingintothe2007season.HeafnerisaBusinessAdministrationmajorwitha3.68GPAwhileFloodandLormanteachhave3.03GPAs.FloodisaBiologymajorwithLormantistheTelevisionProductionprogram.

Loyola Marymount’s John Prunckle andHeafner were named by the Association ofCollegiate Water Polo Coaches Associationto the 2006 All-American Academic Team.The ACWPC honors student-athletes whodemonstratedexcellenceintheclassroomaswellasinthepool. Inhissecondfullseasonofwater polo at LMU,Heafner finished the2006seasonplayingineverygameafterplay-inginjustninetheyearbeforeasatruefresh-man.HebecameaclutchplayerfortheLions,scoring 11 goals as one of the first playersofthebench.Headded18steals,11assistsand 17 kickouts drawn. Heafner is a Busi-nessAdministrationmajorwitha3.68gradepointsaverageandearnedSuperiorAcademicAll-AmericahonorsbytheAWPCA.PrunckleearnedExcellenthonorswitha3.33GPAasaMechanicalEngineeringmajor.HefinishedhisthirdseasonwiththeLions,holdingan8.0goalsagainstaverageasagoalie.

Ultimate Net-MinderIan Elliott was just the fourth player in LMU history to earn first team all-conference honors all four years as a Lion. He did it while leading LMU to a No.8 rnaking in 2006.

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200� MEN’s wATER POLO sTATsDate: Dec.7,2006-Final Record:18-13(Home:7-3|Away:2-3|Neutral:9-7) no. Player name Gms att Gls em sht% ast to Ko eJ st fB1 IanElliott 31 2 0 0 0.000 11 5 0 2 46 01 JohnPrunckle 4 0 0 0 0.000 0 1 0 0 0 01A AndyStevens 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 0 01A PhillipDiGiacomo 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 0 02 MattReynolds 31 94 33 13 0.351 10 17 1 22 28 93 BrianMcShane 31 98 43 23 0.439 2 52 83 19 14 34 AndrewAki 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 0 05 PatrickO’Brien 2 3 2 0 0.000 0 2 0 0 5 06 PatrickVolosin 20 20 10 3 0.500 1 5 5 4 5 17 CutbertoHernandez 31 91 34 10 0.374 49 33 24 29 20 58 NikBarr 11 11 3 0 0.273 6 0 2 8 0 09 ScottLangendoen 15 9 6 2 0.667 2 3 0 2 4 010 RyanGilmore 1 0 0 0 0.000 0 1 0 3 0 011 BenEaston 31 89 37 16 0.416 13 27 9 17 21 312 ZachMix 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 0 013 CodyWalter 11 8 3 2 0.375 4 3 2 2 4 014 ShaunFlood 31 51 17 10 0.333 3 10 6 14 13 215 AndrewMacDonell 2 2 1 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 0 016 RoryKelly 31 20 7 1 0.350 4 13 7 11 6 817 JulienLormant 26 73 26 7 0.356 11 33 26 15 19 418 MarkMilovic 31 36 11 5 0.306 8 17 15 13 7 619 BrianBenedetti 20 23 8 4 0.348 2 8 9 7 4 120 TimHummel 31 50 17 0 0.340 11 15 17 21 18 421 TimHeafner 31 36 11 5 0.306 6 5 11 4 7 322 RyanFair 30 45 17 8 0.000 9 8 12 10 6 7RS DerekMilligan 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 0 7 totals 31 761 286 109 0.376 152 258 229 203 227 63 Goalies Qtrs svs Ga Gaa 1 IanElliott 119 323 229 7.70 1 JohnPrunckle 5 14 10 8.00 totals 124 337 239 7.71 score By Quarters 1 2 3 4 ot ot2 sd tot LMU 77 72 69 68 0 0 0 286 Opponent 53 64 61 61 0 0 0 239 man advantage att. Gls % LMU 213 102 0.479 Opponent 187 67 0.358

LookinG BACK2006 season stats

date opponent W/LSept.2 vs.Whittier(1) W,20-3Sept.2 vs.#5Pacific(1) L,13-12Sept.3 vs.#16Redlands(1) W,15-10Sept.3 vs.#8UCSantaBarbara(1) W,10-5Sept.9 #6Pepperdine W,9-7Sept.10 #2USC L,12-4Sept.16 vs.#10UCSantaBarbara(2)W,11-8Sept.16 vs.#2USC(2) L,13-1Sept.17 vs.#6UCDavis(2) W,8-3Sept.17 vs.#5UCSanDiego(2) L,9-8Sept.24 at#5UCSanDiego(2) L,8-7Sept.29 Whittier W,11-5Oct.4 #11UCIrvine W,7-5Oct.6 #5Pacific W,12-6Oct.12 Gannon W,23-5Oct.14 vs.#13Pepperdine(3) L,15-9Oct.14 vs.#2Cal(3) L,17-4Oct.15 vs.#14LongBeachSt.(3) W,11-10

date opponent W/LOct.15 vs.#9UCSantaBarbara(3) W,10-8Oct.19 #5UCSanDiego L,9-8Oct.21 vs.#18SantaClara L,9-6Oct.21 vs.UCSantaCruz W,12-2Oct.22 at#13UCDavis W,6-5Oct.28 #3UCLA L,7-3Nov.2 at#9Pepperdine L,8-7Nov.4 #16AirForce W,11-4Nov.4 #19Redlands W,14-6Nov.10 at#12LongBeachState L,9-7Nov.17 vs.Pomona-Pitzer(4) W,5-4Nov.18 vs.UCDavis(4) W,6-3Nov.19 vs.UCSanDiego(4) L,10-9

1-TritonInvitational-LaJolla,CA(UCSD);2-NorCalInvitational-Stanford,CA(Stanford);3-SoCalInvitational-LosAngeles,CA(USC);4-WWPAChampionships-Pomona,CA(PP);5-NCAAChampionships-LosAngeles,CA(LMU)

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LookinG BACKall-time Honors

AwPCA All-American2006 IanElliott-Third-TeamBrianMcShane-Honorable Mention

2005 EndreRex-Kiss-Second-TeamIanElliott-Honorable MentionBrianMcShane-Honorable Mention

2004 EndreRex-Kiss-Second-Team

2003 Endre Rex-Kiss - Second-Team

2002 KevinWitt-Third-Team

2001 KevinWitt-Second-TeamKevinPaulsen-Honorable MentionStephenLipinski-Honorable Mention

2000 KevinWitt-Third-Team

1996 RyanEisberg-Honorable Mention

wwPA Player of the year2004 EndreRex-Kiss2002 KevinWitt2001 KevinPaulsen

wwPA All-Conference 2006 IanElliott-First-TeamBrianMcShane- First-TeamMattReynolds-Second-TeamCutbertoHernandez-Honorable Mention

2005 EndreRex-Kiss-First-TeamIanElliott-First-TeamMattReynolds-Second-TeamBenEaston- Honorable Mention

2004 EndreRex-Kiss-First-TeamIanElliott-First-TeamSeanWimer-Second-TeamBrianMcShane-Honorable Mention

2003 IanElliott-First-TeamRyanChapatte-First-TeamTamasSzego-Second-TeamEndreRex-Kiss-HonorableMention

2002 KevinWitt-First-TeamRyanChapatte-First-TeamKevinPaulsen-Second-TeamEndreRex-Kiss-Second-TeamAndrewJensen-Third-Team

2001 KevinPaulsen-First-TeamKyleWitt-First-TeamKevinWitt-Second-TeamTamasSzego-HonorableMention

2000 AaronEisberg-First-TeamJohnPeterson-HonorableMentionKevinWitt-First-TeamKyleWitt-Second-Team

1999 CurtisTolmieFirst-TeamKyleWittSecond-TeamKevinWittSecond-TeamAaronEisbergHonorableMentionJohnPetersonHonorableMention

1998 CurtisTolmieSecond-TeamKyleWittSecond-Team

wwPA All-Academic2006 ShaunFlood,TimHeafner,JulianLormant

LMU student-Athlete/year2000 AaronEisberg

LMU Athlete of the year2001 KevinPaulsen

UswPA All-Academic2006 JohnPrunckle,TimHeafner

2001 AdamZintsmaster

1999 JeffHarden,RoryStewart,BryanMaletis,SamHyman

1998 A.J.Baucum,JeffHarden,RoryStewart,BryanMaletis

1997 A.J.Barcum,JeffHarden,RoryStewart,BrianMaletis,IanMartin

LMU scholar-Athlete2006 ShaunFlood,TimHeafner,JulienLormant,DerekMilligan,JohnPrunckle

2005 BenEaston,TroyGordon,TimHeafner,JohnPrunckle

2004 BillBrady,BenEaston,RyanGilmore,NickOster,TylerSwanson

2003 BenEaston,NicholasOster,MattReynolds,TamasSzego

2002 AndrewAukland,NicholasOster,TimRoschke,TamasSzego,AdamZintsmaster

2001 AndrewAukland,NicholasOster,TimRoschke,PatrickTreanor,AdamZintsmaster

2000 AaronEisberg,TimRoschke,TamasSzegoPatrickTreanor

1999 JeffHarden,RoryStewart,BryanMaletis,SamHyman

1998 A.J.Baucum,JeffHarden,RoryStewart,BryanMaletis,ScottSandland

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A • A • A AndrewAki 2006*JohnArnold 2004*AndrewAukland 1999-00-01-02

B • B • B DavidBaile 1979JeffBallard 1989-90A.J.Barcum 1996-97-98KrisBarr 2001-02-03NikBarr 2003*-04-05-06RyanBarry 1994-95TimBass 1987-88-89-90RobBeech *2001-02-03-04BrianBenedetti 2006GregBerini 1993BrianBircher 1988NickBlankl 1989-90GuyBoardman 1987BrianBollinger 1994-95-96-97BillBrady 2004*MarkBrown 1983TonyBrown 1988-89-90

C • C • C KlausCampbell 1983AndrewCarbonelli 1987JohnCarcich 1986-87-88-89JasonCarnow 1997-98-99BobbyCarollo 1985-86-87-88AndyCarrigan 1984-85-86KyleCasagrande 2004*RyanChapatte 1999-*01-02-03JustinColeman 2002-03-04-05ChrisConway 1996BrianCorrigan 1981

D • D • D MikeDavidson 1979-80BrianDay 1981-82TerryDay 1984LukeDeKansky 1985-86-87-88PhillipDiGiacomo 2006MikeDibb 1983-84CharlesDouille 1987-88

E • E • E BenEaston 2003-04-05-06AaronEisberg 1997-98-99-00RyanEisberg 1994-95-96-97AnthonyElias 1980IanElliott 2003-04-05-06AlvaroEstrada 1992-93-94-95

F • F • F RyanFair 2006MikeFairbairn 1997AukaiFerguson 1989MiguelFigueras 1990-91-92ShaunFlood 2004-05-06DanFlynn 1990-91-92-93SeanFlynn 1995JohnFondnazio 1987JoelFontenot 1993-94-95-96WilbertFontenot 1996-97-98ClancyFort 1984GregFoucek 1995-96WesleyFox 2002MikeFrates 1988

G • G • G KevinGardiner 1988-89-90-91BradGiannini 1987-88-89-90RyanGilmore 2004-05HansGoettling 1987-88-89JoelGrow 1996

H • H • H CraigHallada 1994JeffHarden 1996-97-98-99JohnHarden 1997-98-99ChrisHarrer 1981JasonHart 1998TimHeafner 2005-06CutbertoHernandez2003-04-05-06JamesHilger 1991BryanHill 2000ChadHatch 1992-93GregHn 2001*DonHoughton 1986JakeHoward 1994TimHummel 2005-06JimHurley 1983-84-85-86SamHyman 1999-2000

J • J • J AndrewJensen 1998-*2001-02BrandonJoffe 1999-2000

K • K • K MikeKane 1986-87-88DavidKastigar 1983RyanKeating 1999TomKeller 1990-91-92-93RoryKelly 2006BillKennedy 1983DanKindelberger 2000TonyKlein 1981MarkKlingsberg 1985-86-87-88FrederickKoehler 1979TomKrusic 1999-00TimKurpiewski 1981-83-84

L • L • L CarlLamb 1987ScottLangendoen 2003*-04-05-06AaronLawson 1989-90-91-92JeffLee 1990-91-92KainaluLee 1991EricLefebvre 2002StephenLipinski 2001JulienLormant 2005-06MikeLoskutoff 1994-95-96-97J.T.Lyons 1993-94-95

M • M • M AndrewMacDonell 2005*-06StuartMacDonell 1981-82-83-84

DaveMagnino 1979-80PaulMaher 1983-84ShawnMaiden 1998-99-00BryanMaletis 1996-97-98-99ScottMarshall 2003-04-05IanMartin 1994-95-96-97DanMartinez 1980MartinMcCarthy 1984ScottMcPherson 1986-87-88BrianMcShane 2004-05-06AntounMilan 1979TonyMilan 1981DerekMilligan 2006*MarkMilovic 2005-06MarkMingrone 1979JohnMirassou 1981ZachMix 2006*JamesMoran 1989-90KurtMueller 1987-88-89-90ChrisMurphy 1999MarioMuxo 1986-87-88

N • N • N MarcNochella 1979

O • O • O TomOberto 1983DavidObwald 1996PatrickO’Brien 2004*-05-06OlivierO’Connell 1995MarkO’Grady 1981MiguelOportot 1992-93NickOster 2001-02-03-04

P • P • P KevinPaulsen 2000-01-02RatkoPaunovic 2005EricPellkofer 1987-88-89-90ChrisPeters 1981JohnPeterson 1997-98-99-00DougPitts 1985-86-87-88JohnPrunkle 2004*-05-06CoryPuentes 1990-91-92-93

Q • Q • Q GregQuinn 1979

R • R • R RyanRafferty 1998PatrickReilly 2001-03-04EndreRex-Kiss 2002-03-04-05MattReynolds 2003-04-05-06MaitiuRichards 1990CollinRobinson 1998-99ChadRoghair 1990-91-92-93TimRoschke 1999-2001-02P.J.Rosenquist 1998-99-00-2001RobertRoss 1984

s • s • s ScottSandland 1998-99DuskoSargin 2005TonyScoma 1990-91-92-93BobScott 1984AaronSeparovich 1996PaulSheehan 1983-84KevinShinnick 1987MikeShook 1980-81VinceSilvestri 1981GarySimon 1993-94MattSimons 1995-96-97ScottSmith 2000-01-02-03BrianSnaer 1983-84PaulSoupa 1991RossSpiritosanto 2000DavidStasiowski 1991PaulStasiowski 1991-92-93-94MichaelSteuber 1986AndyStevens 2006*RoryStewart 1996-99TimStiven 1981-84ChrisStople 1990DannySullivan 1993MikeSullivan 1990-91TylerSwanson 2001-02-03-04TroySwanson 2004*-05TamasSzego 2000-01-02-03

T • T • T DavidTakashima 1991-92-93-94MattTaylor 1992MikeThomas 1986-87-88-89CurtisTolmie 1998-99PatrickTreanor 1999-00-01

U • U • U DavidUrich 1983-84-85-86

v • v • v RobertVail 1995MarkValenzuela 1983MartinVirga 1984PatrickVolosin 2004-05-06

w • w • w TimWaggoner 1987-89TrevorWagner 00-01*-02-03-04CharlieWallace 1990-91-92-93AllanWalsworth 1991CodyWalter 2006MattWeeden 1991-92-93-94SeanWimer 2001-02-03-04KevinWitt 1999-00-01-02KyleWitt 1998-99-00-01

Z • Z • Z AdamZintsmaster 2001-02

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Cutberto Her-nandez (‘07) was a member of the Mexican National Team.

Andy Stevens played for the Junior National Team in 2007.

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Total Points** two-point goals eliminated in 20001. RyanEisberg (1994-97) 3042. EndreRex-Kiss (2002-05) 2613. KevinWitt (1999-02) 2104. CharlieWallace (1990-93) 1935. CoryPuentes (1990-93) 1616. KyleWitt (1998-2001) 152 RyanChapatte (1999-03) 1528. PaulStasiowski (1991-94) 1519. GarySimon (1994-95) 14710. JohnPeterson (1997-2000) 13511. AaronEisberg (1997-2000) 132 TamasSzego (2000-03) 13213. DanFlynn (1990-93) 11314. DougPitts (1985-88) 11115. BrianMcShane (2004-06) 11016. JoelFontenot (1993-96) 10717. KrisBarr (2000-03) 9018. TimWaggoner (1987-89) 8719. CutbertoHernandez (2003-06) 8420. BenEaston (2003-06) 8321. JeffLee (1990-92) 8122. KevinGardiner (1988-91) 7923. TimBass (1987-90) 77

Assists1. EndreRex-Kiss (2002-2005) 1162. KevinWitt (1998-2002) 933. JohnPeterson (1997-2000) 87 CutbertoHernandez (2003-06) 875. RyanEisberg (1994-97) 836. KyleWitt (1998-2001) 817. AaronEisberg (1997-2000) 668. CharlieWallace (1990-93) 629. TamasSzego (2000-2003) 5810. RyanChapatte (1999-2003) 5511. CoryPuentes (1990-93) 54 DanFlynn (1990-93) 5413. DougPitts (1986-88) 5014. JoelFontenot (1993-96) 4915. SamHyman (1999-00) 4616. PaulStasiowski (1991-94) 44

Games Played1. EndreRex-Kiss (2002-05) 128 IanElliott (2003-06 1283. MattReynolds (2002-06) 1244. RyanChapatte (1999-03) 1225. TamasSzego (2000-03) 1196. KyleWitt (1998-2001) 1187. JohnPeterson (1997-2000) 1158. AndrewJensen (1999-2002) 1129. AaronEisberg (1997-2000) 111 KevinWitt (1999-2002) 11011. JoelFontenot (1993-96) 105 TrevorWagner (1999-04) 10512. KrisBarr (2000-03) 10113. ScottSmith (2000-03) 100 RyanEisberg (1994-97) 100 RoryStewart (1996-99) 10016. BrianBollinger (1994-97) 99

Steals (Not recorded until 1996)1. CurtisTolmie (1998-99) 1512. KevinWitt (1999-2002) 1453. RyanChapatte (1999-03) 1374. EndreRex-Kiss (2002-05) 1305. SamHyman (1999-2000) 121 IanElliott (2003-06) 1217. MattReynolds (2002-06) 1118. KyleWitt (1998-2001) 919. KrisBarr (2000-03) 8810. KevinPaulsen (2000-2002) 8511. AaronEisberg (1997-2000) 7612. TamasSzego (2000-03) 75

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Total Points1. CharlieWallace (1993) 982. RyanEisberg (1994) 953. DaveUrich (1986) 854. RyanEisberg (1995) 83 EndreRex-Kiss (2004) 835. GarySimon (1995) 826. RyanEisberg (1997) 807. CoryPuentes (1993) 798. PaulStasiowski (1994) 789. EndreRex-Kiss (2005) 7210. KevinWitt (1999) 6911. GarySimon (1994) 6512. EndreRex-Kiss (2003) 6113. KevinWitt (2000) 57

Assists1. CutbertoHernandez (2007) 491. CoryPuentes (1993) 412. DanFlynn (1993) 373. CharlieWallace (1993) 36 JohnPeterson (2000) 365. RyanEisberg (1997) 35 EndreRex-Kiss (2005) 357. JohnPeterson (1999) 348. KevinWitt (2000) 339. KevinWitt (1999) 3210. EndreRex-Kiss (2003) 31

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Steals (Not recorded until 1996)1. CurtisTolmie (1998) 872. SamHyman (1999) 783. CurtisTolmie (1999) 644. KrisBarr (2003) 505. IanElliott (2007) 466. SamHyman (2000) 43 KevinWitt (1999) 43 KevinWitt (2000) 439. SteveLipinski (2001) 4110. EndreRex-Kiss (2003) 39 RyanChapatte (2002) 39 MattReynolds (2005) 39

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LookinG BACKyear-by-year results

1�� (16-6 overall)Head Coach: Jim McMillanResults Unavailable

1��7 (13-6 overall)Head Coach: Jim McMillanDates and Sites Unavailable Chapman W 17-5 UCSantaBarbara L 6-5 USC L 12-2 CSLongBeach W 6-5 UCRiverside W 14-8 PomonaPitzer L 14-8 Claremont L 17-8 UCRiverside W 18-8 Whittier W 24-11 CalPolySLO W 6-4 PomonaPitzer L 11-7 Occidental W 19-6 Whittier W 10-5 CSSanBernardino W 16-9 Chaminade W 14-7 Occidental W 13-10 Occidental W 19-11 CalPolySLO W 16-12 CalStateLA L 14-1

1��(14-15 overall)Head Coach: Jim McMillanDates and Sites Unavailable Claremont-Mudd L 5-11 Navy(1) L 18-3 UCLA(1) L 27-4 Pepperdine(1) L 3-16 CalStateLosAngeles(1) L 6-10 AirForce L 8-14 Pomona-Pitzer W 9-6 Pepperdine L 4-15 USC(2) L 5-12 UCSantaBarbara(2) L 5-7 LongBeachState(2) W 11-7 UCRiverside(2) W 14-5 Occidental W 13-6 UCSanDiego L 17-3 Pomona-Pitzer L 7-8 CalStateLosAngeles W 13-10 Whittier W 8-6 Chapman W 15-6 CalStateSanBernardino W 22-9 Occidental W 11-10 UCDavis W 12-6 Pacific L 3-12 SantaClara W 14-9 Utah W 12-7 FresnoState L 5-10 CalStateLosAngeles W 10-9 Claremont-Mudd(3) L 7-13 Occidental(3) W 10-4 CalStateLosAngeles(3) L 7-14(1)WascoTournament-Malibu,CA(2)WhittierTournament-Whittier,CA(3)WesternWaterPoloTournament-ColoradoSprings,CO

1��(9-13 Overall)Head Coach: Jim McMillan9-8 atUCSantaBarbara(1) L 4-139-8 vs.Occidental(1) W 13-59-9 vs.CSLosAngeles(1) L 7-99-9 vs.UCRiverside(1) W 9-69-16 vs.CSLosAngeles(2) L 5-109-16 vs.Pomona-Pitzer W 17-59-16 atClaremont(2) L 13-149-23 Pomona-Pitzer W 17-59-27 Occidental W 13-79-29 CalStateSanBernardino W 12-710-14 vs.UCSanDiego(3) L 3-1710-14vs.AirForce(3) L 9-1110-14 vs.Claremont(3) W 10-610-14 atUCLA(3) L 4-1910-20 atUCSanDiego L 3-1410-25 atCalStateLosAngeles L 6-1210-28 vs.CSLosAngeles(4) L 8-1110-29 vs.Iona(4) W 8-611-3 CalStateLosAngeles L 8-911-10 vs.UCDavis(5) W 8-611-11 atUCSanDiego(5) L 10-2011-12 vs.CalStateLA(5) L 5-9(1)UCSBTournament-SantaBarbara,CA(2)Claremont-MuddTourna-ment-Claremont,CA(3)UCLATournament-LosAngeles,CA(4)GamesplayedinFresno,CA(5)WesternWaterPoloTournament-LaJolla,CA

1��0(4-15 Overall)Head Coach: Scott Thornton9-13 CalStateSanBernardino W 10-99-14 atUCDavis L 4-109-15 atPacific L 3-109-22 Pomona-Pitzer W 13-11(ot)9-22 Redlands W 8-79-29 atClaremont-Mudd W 10-810-5 atUCSanDiego L 4-1110-13 atUCLA(1) L 7-2110-13 atUCLA(1) L 3-2010-13 vs.UCRiverside(1) L 8-1210-14 vs.LongBeachState(1) L 5-1510-18 atUCRiverside L 8-1210-24 CalStateLosAngeles L 8-1210-27 vs.UCLA(2) L 3-2310-27 atLongBeachState L 7-1510-28 vs.UCRiverside(2) L 7-810-28 atLongBeachState(2) L 6-811-3 atCalStateLosAngeles L 11-1211-9 vs.AirForce(3) L 6-1711-10 atClaremont-Mudd(3) L 5-1511-11 vs.Chaminade(3) L 15-19(1)UCLABruinInvitational-LosAngeles,CA(2)LongBeachState49erInvitational-LongBeach,CA(3)WesternWaterPoloChampionships-Claremont,CA

1��1(10-18 Overall)Head Coach: Doug Pitts9-13 vs.UCLA(1) L 2-179-13 atUCIrvine(1) L 1-269-13 vs.UCRiverside(1) L 6-109-14 vs.FresnoState(1) L 3-249-20 atUCSanDiego L 3-159-22 AirForce L 8-139-25 atWhittier W 13-4

9-28 vs.Redlands(2) W 11-39-28 atClaremont L 6-710-12 vs.CalPolySLO(3) W 15-1010-12 atChapman(3) W 21-510-12 vs.UCRiverside(3) W 18-410-13 vs.Dayton(3) W 12-11(ot)10-13 vs.Whittier(3) W 16-1110-26 vs.California(4) L 9-1610-26 vs.UCSantaBarbara(4) L 10-1610-27 vs.Claremont(4) L 7-910-27 vs.Iona(4) L 6-810-30 Chapman W 19-511-2 vs.UCDavis(5) L 9-2011-2 atSantaClara W 11-511-3 vs.UCSantaCruz(5) W 10-611-8 atUCRiverside L 9-1411-10 atUCSantaBarbara L 8-2011-10 vs.AirForce(6) L 8-1811-15 vs.AirForce(7) L 7-1611-16 vs.Claremont(7) L 9-1011-17 vs.Pomona-Pitzer(7) L 6-9(1)UCIrvineTournament-Irvine,CA(2)GamePlayedinClaremont,CA(3)ChapmanClassic-Orange,CA(4)49erInvitational-LongBeach,CA(5)GamesplayedinSantaClara,CA(6)GameplayedinSantaBarbara,CA(7)WesternWaterPoloTournament-Honolulu,HI

1��2(7-16 Overall)Head Coach: Doug Pitts9-12 vs.Chapman(1) W 9-79-19 vs.UCSanDiego(2) L 4-209-19 vs.Claremont-Mudd(2) L 7-99-20 vs.FresnoState(2) L 7-219-20 vs.UCRiverside(2) L 5-119-23 Chapman W 14-39-26 vs.CalTech(3) W 19-49-26 vs.UCSanDiego(3) L 7-209-27 vs.Pomona-Pitzer(3) W 12-89-27 vs.SantaClara(3) L 6-910-3 vs.Pacific(4) L 4-1110-4 vs.SantaClara(4) L 0-310-4 vs.Redlands(4) L 5-610-9 atUCSanDiego L 4-1610-17 atWhitier W 16-710-18 Occidental W 13-710-20 Chaminade L 6-910-21 atPomona-Pitzer W 10-410-24 vs.California(5) L 3-1310-24 atLongBeachState(5) L 4-2010-25vs.Iona(5) L 5-710-25 vs.Bucknell(5) L 9-1411-15 atUCRiverside L 6-15(1)GameplayedinSantaBarbara,CA(2)UCIrvineInvitational-Irvine,CA(3)Pomona-PitzerInvitational-Pomona,CA(4)NorthernCaliforniaInvitational-Stanford,CA(5)LongBeachState49erInvitational-LongBeach,CA

1��3(16-16 overall)Head Coach: David Kintas9-4 atUCDavis L 10-259-5 atCalifornia L 6-209-18 vs.Chapman(1) W 16-119-18 vs.Occidental(1) W 17-149-25 atPomona(2) W 9-49-25 vs.Washington&Lee(2) L 11-12


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9-25 vs.UCRiverside(2) L 8-129-25 vs.Redlands(2) L 7-1410-1 Whittier W 14-1210-2 atClaremont W 12-1010-2 atPomona W 16-810-6 atChapman W 15-1210-8 SantaClara W 11-910-9 vs.Bucknell(3) W 10-710-9 vs.Occidental(3) W 10-710-10 vs.Claremont(3) W 7-610-10Redlands(3) L 6-1010-16 vs.Occidental(4) W 9-610-23 vs.SantaClara(5) W 12-810-23 vs.Redlands(5) L 7-1810-24 vs.UCRiverside(5) L 13-14(ot)10-24 vs.Claremont(5) L 12-15(ot)10-29 atStanford L 6-2311-5 atUCSantaBarbara L 5-1511-13 Chapman W 18-1311-13 Chaminade L 12-1311-14 Chaminade L 11-12(ot)11-14 UCRiverside W 8-711-19 vs.AirForce(6) L 10-1611-20 vs.Claremont(6) L 7-911-21 vs.UCriverside(6) L 10-17(1)HilmanWaterPoloInvitational-Whittier,CA(2)Pomona-PitzerSagehenClassic-Pomona,CA(3)ChapmanClassic-Orange,CA(4)GameplayedinPasadena,CA(5)BaldyViewTournament-Pomona&Claremont,CA(6)WWPATournament-Davis,CA

1��4(19-14 overall)Head Coach: Dave Kintas9-4 vs.UCDavis L 11-169-9 Whittier W 16-79-17 vs.Pomona-Pitzer(2) W 23-69-17 vs.Whittier(2) W 23-69-18 vs.Whittier(2) L 7-119-18 vs.Chapman(2) L 13-229-24 vs.Whittier(3) W 12-89-24 vs.Claremont-McKenna(3)L 7-109-25 vs.GeorgeWashington(3) W 12-49-25 vs.Redlands(3) W 11-109-30 Pomona-Pitzer W 22-910-1 vs.Chapman(4) L 10-1110-1 vs.CalMaritime(4) W 27-910-1 vs.Occidental(4) W 14-1010-6 atStanford L 1-910-8 atPomona-Pitzer W 15-710-8 atClaremont-Mudd W 8-610-12 Occidental L 5-710-15 vs.Claremont-Mudd(5) W 18-210-15 vs.Chapman(5) L 9-1110-16 vs.Whittier(5) W 16-1110-19 Villanova L 15-1610-21 SantaClara W 14-1310-22 vs.Pomona-Pitzer(6) W 15-610-22 vs.UCSanDiego(6) L 1-910-23 Chapman(6) W 15-1410-23atClaremont-Mudd(6) W 8-611-6 atLongBeachState L 10-1411-6 vs.AirForce L 9-1411-12 Chapman W 18-1311-18 vs.UCDavis(8) L 7-1211-19 vs.Chapman(8) W 19-1111-20 atClaremont-Mudd(8) L 2-9(1)GameplayedinBerkeley,CA(2)WhittierTournament-Whittier,CA(3)Pomona-PitzerTournament-Pomona,CA(4)CalTechTournament-Pasadena,CA(5)ChapmanTournament-Orange,CA(6)Claremont-MuddTournament-Claremont,CA(7)GameplayedinLongBeach,CA(8)WesternWaterPoloChampionships-Claremont,CA

1��5(17-14 overall)Head Coach: Dave Kintas9-2 atUCDavis L 9-209-2 atCalifornia L 7-99-16 vs.CalMaritime(1) W 22-19-16 atWhittier(1) W 16-159-17 vs.Redlands(1) L 8-149-17 vs.Claremont-Mudd(1) L 7-99-22 CalTech W 20-59-23 vs.Claremont-Mudd(2) W 21-69-23 vs.Chapman(2) W 19-89-24 vs.Whittier(2) W 13-129-24 vs.SantaClara(2) W 10-89-30 vs.CalMaritime(3) W 21-39-30 atCalTech(3) W 25-89-30 vs.Occidental(3) W 12-1010-6 atSantaClara L 10-1310-6 atStanford L 7-1810-7 atPomona-Pitzer W 14-1210-7 atClaremont-Mudd L 4-510-15 vs.Occidental(4) W 16-1210-15 vs.Chaminade(4) W 17-1410-15 atChapman(4) w 16-1110-18 Villanova L 14-1210-21 vs.Bucknell(5) L 5-1310-21 vs.Chapman(5) W 14-610-22vs.Brown(5) L 5-610-22 vs.Villanova(5) L 12-1411-4 atLongBeachState L 18-611-11 Chapman W 17-1411-17 vs.AirForce(6) L 7-1711-18 vs.Redlands(6) L 5-611-19 vs.Chaminade(6) W 9-3(1)WhittierTournament-Whittier,CA(2)Pomona-PitzerTournament-Pomona,CA(3)CalTechTournament-Pasadena,CA(4)ChapmanTournament-CoronadelMar,CA(5)Claremont-MuddTournament-Claremont,CA(6)WWPAChampionships-LaJolla,CA

1��(7-8 overall)Head Coach: Dave Kintas9-14 atWhittier(1) L 13-4(2ot)9-15 vs.Pomona(1) W 8-69-20 CalTech W 22-59-21 vs.Claremont-Mudd(2) L 4-129-21 atRedlands(2) L 5-89-22 vs.Occidental(2) W 11-69-22 vs.Chapman W forfeit9-28 atCalTech(3) W 24-210-5 atClaremont-Mudd L 2-1110-5 atPomona-Pitzer W 11-910-12 Chapman W 22-510-16 Villanova L 10-1410-19 vs.GeorgeWashington(4) L 4-1210-19 vs.SlipperyRock(4) L 6-1010-20 vs.Brown(4) L 14-8(1)WhittierTournament-Whittier,CA(2)RedlandsTournament-Red-lands,CA(4)ClaremontTournament-Claremont,CA

1��7(9-17 overall)Head Coach: John Loughran9-13 atWhittier(2) L 6-109-14 vs.Redlands(1) W 10-99-14 vs.Occidental(1) W 14-99-18 UCDavis L 8-99-19 vs.AirForce(2) L 12-139-20 vs.Chapman(3) W 13-99-20 atPomona-Pitzer(3) L 8-99-21 vs.Whittier(3) W 10-79-21 vs.Redlands(3) L 3-9

9-21 atUCsanDiego L 4-1510-4 atPomona-Pitzer L 6-1110-11 atRedlands L 3-910-11 vs.Chapman(4) W 15-410-15 Villanova L 10-1410-16 Chaminade L 18-19(ot)10-17 vs.Bucknell(5) L 9-1010-17 vs.Princeton(5) L 11-1310-18 vs.St.Francis(5) L 8-1410-18 vs.GeorgeWashington(5) L 5-1310-18 vs.BostonCollege(5) W 14-510-24 atUCSantaBarbara L 2-1710-26 vs.SantaClara(6) L 6-811-1 atClaremont L 4-711-7 atSantaClara(7) W 9-8(ot)11-8 vs.UCDavis(7) L 5-811-8 atUCSantaCruz(7) W 14-9(1)WhittierTournament-Whittier,CA(2)GameplayedatPomona,CA(3)Pomona-PitzerTournament-Pomona,CA(4)GameplayedatRed-lands,CA(5)ClaremontConvergence-Claremont,CA(6)GameplayedinRedlands,CA(7)WWPAChampionships-Pomona,CA

1��(16-14 overall)Head Coach: John Loughran9-12 atLongBeachState L 1-189-13 vs.Redlands(1) W 9-89-13 vs.AirForce(1) L 3-49-13 vs.Claremont(1) W 9-49-17 UCDavis W 10-89-19 atRedlands(2) L 6-89-19 vs.UCSantaCruz(2) L 8-129-20 vs.Whittier(2) W 12-99-20 vs.Chapman(2) W 13-79-26 atUCIrvine L 6-1610-2 vs.SantaClara(3) L 9-1210-2 vs.UCDavis(3) W 9-410-3 vs.Pomona-Pitzer W 11-610-10 atPomona-Pitzer W 7-510-10 vs.SantaClara(4) L 3-710-14 Chaminade W 20-810-16 vs.Whittier(5) W 14-910-16 vs.Occidental(5) W 11-610-17 vs.UCSantaCruz(5) L 7-1310-17 vs.LaVerne(5) W 9-610-21 GeorgeWashington L 11-1610-23 atUCSanDiego L 7-1710-24 atClaremont L 6-10(ot)10-30 atUCSantaBarbara L 6-1410-31 atLaVerne W10-9(4ot)11-7 vs.AirForce(6) L 10-1411-7 atRedlands W 11-1011-14 Pacific cancelled11-20 vs.UCSantaCruz(7) L 8-10(ot)11-21 atPomona-Pitzer(7) W 14-611-22 vs.LaVerne(7) W 9-8(ot)(1)UCSanDiegoInvitational-LaJolla,CA(2)RedlandsTournament-Redlands,CA(3)WWPANorCalTournament-SantaCruz,CA;(4)Pomona,CA;(5)ClaremontConvergence-Claremont,CA;(6)GameplayedinRedlands,CA(7)WesternWaterPoloChampionships-Pomona,CA

1��(22-9 overall)Head Coach: John Loughran9-9 atLongBeachState L 9-169-11 vs.Redlands(1) W 10-69-11 vs.LaVerne(1) W 19-99-12 vs.AirForce(1) W 10-69-12 atUCSanDiego(1) L 3-139-16 UCDavis W 7-69-18 vs.Chaminade(2) W 8-39-18 vs.Pomona(2) W 14-5


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9-19 vs.Claremont(2) W 14-59-19 atRedlands(2) W 10-49-24 atUCSanDiego L 7-89-25 Claremont W 10-19-30 atUCIrvine L 3-710-10 vs.Pacific(3) L 7-9(ot)10-10 vs.UCDavis(3) W 11-1010-11 vs.Pepperdine(3) L 6-1010-11 vs.UCSantaBarbara(3) W 7-5(ot)10-13 Chaminade W 17-510-15 vs.LaVerne(4) W 12-210-15 vs.BostonCollege(4) W 13-510-16 vs.SalemTeikyo(4) W 18-810-16 vs.Chapman(4) W 17-1010-22 atUCSantaBarbara L 5-1410-23 Occidental W 16-210-28 atPepperdine L 6-1210-30 Whittier W 10-511/7 atPomona-Pitzer W 13-411/7 vs.AirForce(5) W 11-611/19 vs.SantaClara(6) W 10-411/20 vs.AirForce(6) L 6-1011/21 vs.UCDavis(6) W 14-5(1)UCSanDiegoInvitational-LaJolla,CA;(2)RedlandsTournament-Redlands,CA;(3)NorthernCaliforniaTournament-Stanford,CA;(4)ClaremontInvitational-Claremont,CA;(5)GameplayedinPomona,CA;(6)WWPAChampionships-Claremont,CA

2000(17-11 Overall)Head Coach: John Loughran9-7 SantaClara W 17-39-9 vs.Redlands(1) W 13-29-9 vs.Claremont(1) W 9-39-10 atUCSanDiego(1) L 7-139-10 vs.AirForce(1) L 8-99-15 Chaminade W 19-89-16 UCDavis W 11-59-17 Princeton W 9-8(ot)9-22 atUCSanDiego L 7-129-28 UCIrvine L 7-119-30 atClaremont W 16-610-6 UCSantaBarbara L 6-810-7 Pomona-Pitzer W 17-710-11 LaVerne W 8-610-14 Massachusetts W 9-610-19 Whittier W 13-610-21 vs.Stanford(2) L 6-1210-21 vs.UCDavis(2) L 7-1110-22 vs.UCSantaBarbara(2) L 6-810-22 vs.CalBaptist(2) W 15-910-25 atCalBaptist L 5-810-28 atUCLA L 2-1611-4 SantaClara W 15-411-4 AirForce W 12-611-9 atPepperdine L 2-1311-17 vs.UCSantaCruz(3) W 15-811-18 vs.LaVerne(3) W 8-411-19 vs.UCSanDiego(3) L 5-101-UCSanDiegoFinsInvitational;2-NorCalTournament-Stockton,CA3-WWPAChampionships-Honolulu,HI

2001 • wwPA CHAMPiONs(15-14 Overall)Head Coach: John Loughran9-9 vs.SantaClara(1) W 11-49-9 vs.Whittier(1) W 17-79-10 vs.AirForce(1) W 13-69-10 atUCSanDiego(1) L 5-69-15 LMUInvitational Cancelled9-17 BYU-Hawaii W 16-79-22 #3UCLA L 4-99-22 Occidental W 17-2

9-26 #5Pepperdine L 5-99-27 at#7UCIrvine L 9-1110-5 at#8UCSantaBarbara L 5-810-6 Whittier W 14-410-6 Pomona W 17-410-7 at#4Pepperdine L 5-910-12 at#1Stanford L 5-1310-13 vs.#8UCSantaBarbara(2)W 8-510-13 vs.#2USC(2) L 4-610-14 vs.#6LongBeachState(2)L 6-710-14 vs.#7UCIrvine(2) L 4-810-19 at#2USC L 7-910-21 #5California L 5-1110-25 #8UCSanDiego W 7-611-3 #15AirForce W 11-611-3 Redlands W 14-711-8 #5LongBeachState L 2-511-16 UCSantaCruz(3) W 15-711-17 AirForce(3) W 13-411-18 UCSanDiego(3) W 4-212-1 vs.#3UCLA(4) L 5-712-2 vs.#16UMass(4) W 14-61-UCSanDiegoInvitational-SanDiego,CA;2-NorthernCaliforniaTournament-Stanford,CA;3-WWPAChampionship-LMU;4-NCAAChampionship-Stanford,CA

2002(17-15 Overall)Head Coach: John Loughran9-7 vs.SantaClara(1) W 21-39-7 vs.LaVerne(1) W 11-29-8 vs.#2USC(1) L 4-79-8 at#10UCSanDiego(1) L 4-69-14 vs.#11Pacific(2) L 8-109-14 at#2USC(2) L 4-79-15 vs.#10UCSB(2) W 6-59-15 vs.#12Navy(2) L 3-149-26 at#9LongBeachState W 8-69-28 #10UCSantaBarbara W 10-69-29 #1Stanford L 5-1310-5 vs.#9LongBeachSt.(3) W13-12(3ot)10-5 vs.#1Standford(3) L 6-1510-6 at#4California(3) L 9-1210-6 vs.#6Pacific(3) W 12-710-9 #18BYUHawaii W 10-810-11 at#11UCSanDiego L 3-610-13 at#2UCLA L 3-910-17 #4UCIrvine L 7-1110-19 Whittier W 13-410-19 Pomona W 14-410-24 #6Pepperdine W 7-6(3ot)10-27 #3California L 3-911-1 #4USC L 5-611-2 UCSantaCruz W 9-411-7 Claremont W 15-111-9 #20AirForce W 13-711-9 Redlands W 10-211-13 at#6Pepperdine L 6-7(3ot)11-22 vs.Redlands(4) W 11-511-22 vs.BYUHawaii(4) W 11-611-23 at#10UCSanDiego(4) L 4-51-UCSanDiegoInvitational-SanDiego,CA;2-SoCalTournament-LosAngeles,CA;3-NorCalTournament-Berkeley,CA;4-WWPATournament-SanDiego,CA

2003 • wwPA CHAMPiONs(17-14 Overall)Head Coach: John Loughran9-6 vs.Whittier(1) W 14-59-6 vs.#11UCSB(1) L 7-89-7 vs.#14AirForce(1) L 6-79-7 vs.Redlands(1) W 7-49-12 UCDavis W 10-7

9-17 at#7UCIrvine W 8-79-20 vs.#10Pacific(2) W 11-69-20 vs.#3California(2) L 6-7(3ot)9-21 vs.#6UCSanDiego(2) L 5-6(ot)9-21 vs.#5UCLA(2) L 4-59-27 #3Pepperdine L 2-910-4 #9UCIrvine(3) L 7-610-4 vs.UCSantaCruz(3) W 13-210-5 vs.Queens(3) W 11-310-5 vs.#10UCSB(3) W 7-6(ot)10-9 #15BYU-Hawaii W 12-610-11 at#10UCSantaBarbara L 6-8(ot)10-12 #2Stanford L 4-1110-17 #6UCSanDiego L 8-910-22 at#1USC L 6-1110-25 Whittier W 14-510-31 Claremont W 17-611-6 #4UCLA L 6-7(ot)11-8 #8AirForce W 7-411-8 Redlands W 11-211-13 at#5Pepperdine L 6-7(ot)11-21 vs.UCSantaCruz(4) W 12-411-21 vs.#17AirForce(4) W 9-811-22 vs.#7UCSanDiego(4) W 6-512-6 vs.#2Stanford(5) L 8-1412-7 vs.#11Navy(5) W 10-71-UCSanDiegoInvitational-SanDiego,CA;2-SoCalTournament-Irvine,CA;3-NorCalTournament-Stanford,CA;4-WWPATournament-Redlands,CA;5-NCAATournament-Stanford,CA

2004 • wwPA CHAMPiONs(21-11 Overall)Head Coach: John Loughran9-4 at#11Navy(1) W 10-9 vs.Iona(1) W 15-29-5 vs.#15St.Francis(1) L 11-13 vs.GeorgeWashington(1) W 18-79-10 SantaClara W 8-69-18 vs.#9UCSB(2) L 4-5 vs.#18AirForce(2) W 11-109-19 vs.#16UCDavis(2) W 6-4 vs.#7LongBeachSt.(2) W 8-7(ot)9-25 #6Pepperdine W 12-910-2 vs.#9Pepperdine(3) W 6-5 vs.#3California(3) L 4-810-3 vs.#6UCSanDiego(3) L 7-8 vs.#5UCIrvine(3) W 8-610-7 #13BYU-Hawaii W 10-610-9 at#1UCLA L 7-1510-15 at#6UCSanDiego W 8-410-16 Whittier W 12-710-20 #3USC L 2-1010-24 #4UCSB L 3-610-29 at#4California L 6-910-30 at#14UCDavis W 8-6 vs.UCSantaCruz W 13-511-4 #5UCIrvine W 7-611-6 AirForce W 10-4 Redlands L 4-511-11 at#8Pepperdine L 3-711-18 vs.#17Whittier(4) W12-11(ot)11-19 vs.#13UCDavis(4) W 7-6(2ot)11-20 vs.#18Redlands(4) W 6-312-4 at#1Stanford(5) L 6-1412-5 vs.#10Princeton(5) W 6-51-NavyInvitational-Annapolis,MD(Navy);2-SoCalTournament-LosAngeles,CA(USC);3-NorCalTournament-Stockton,CA(Pacific);4-WWPATournament-Davis,CA(1stPlace);5-NCAATournament-Stanford,CA(3rdPlace)


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2005 • wwPA CHAMPiONs(19-16 Overall)Head Coach: John Loughran9-3 vs.#11UCSantaBarbara W 7-59-3 vs.Pomona-Pitzer W 15-89-4 vs.#6Pepperdine L 10-49-4 vs.#7UCIrvine L 5-49-9 SantaClara W 10-19-10 at#5Pepperdine L 8-69-17 at#8UCIrvine(2) L 10-69-17 vs.Bucknell(2) W 14-79-18 vs.#11Navy(2) W 7-69-18 vs.#12Pacific(2) L 10-8(ot)9-23 at#5UCSanDiego L 7-59-29 #4UCLA L 10-510-1 vs.Iona(3) W 16-310-1 vs.Occidental(3) W 17-610-1 at#18AirForce(3) W 12-710-2 vs.Brown(3) W 10-610-2 vs.Brown(3) W 10-610-8 at#2USC L 9-410-9 #12Princeton L 8-310-14at#4Stanford L 10-310-15vs.#8LongBeachSt.(4) L 9-710-15vs.UCSantaCruz(4) W 9-510-16vs.#14UCDavis(4) L 7-6(ot)10-16vs.#9St.Francis W 9-510-20at#7UCIrvine L 8-710-22LAValleyCollege(Ex.) W 18-610-22Whittier W 10-510-29#6UCSanDiego L 9-711-4 #10UCDavis W 6-211-5 #18AirForce W 10-511-10 at#14UCSantaBarbara L 7-311-17vs.SantaClara(5) W 8-511-18vs.#11UCDavis(5) W 9-611-19vs.#7UCSanDiego(5) W 7-612-03vs.#2Stanford(6) L 7-612-04vs.#11St.Francis(6) W 10-61-TritonInvitational-LaJolla,CA(UCSD);2-SoCalInvitational-Irvine,CA(UCI);3-EastMeetsWest-AirForce,CO;4-NorCalOpen-Berkeley,CA(Cal);5-WWPAChampionships-LosAngeles,CA(LMU);6-NCAAChampionships-Bucknell

200�(18-13 Overall)Head Coach: John Loughran9-2 vs.Whittier(1) W,20-39-2 vs.#5Pacific(1) L,13-129-3 vs.#16Redlands(1) W,15-109-3 vs.#8UCSB(1) W,10-59-9 #6Pepperdine W,9-79-10 #2USC L,12-49-16 vs.#10UCSB(2) W,11-89-16 vs.#2USC(2) L,13-19-17 vs.#6UCDavis(2) W,8-39-17 vs.#5UCSanDiego(2) L,9-89-24 at#5UCSanDiego(2) L,8-79-29 Whittier W,11-510-4 #11UCIrvine W,7-510-6 #5Pacific W,12-610-12 Gannon W,23-510-14 vs.#13Pepperdine(3) L,15-910-14 vs.#2Cal(3) L,17-410-15 vs.#14LongBeachState(3) W,11-1010-15 vs.#9UCSantaBarbara(3)W,10-810-19 #5UCSanDiego L,9-810-21 vs.#18SantaClara(atDavis,CA) L,9-610-21 vs.UCSantaCruz(atDavis,CA)W,12-210-22 at#13UCDavis W,6-510-28 #3UCLA L,7-3

11-2 at#9Pepperdine L,8-711-4 #16AirForce W,11-411-4 #19Redlands W,14-611-10 at#12LongBeachState L,9-711-17 vs.Pomona-Pitzer(4) W,5-411-18 vs.UCDavis(4) W,6-311-19 vs.UCSanDiego(4) L,10-91-TritonInvitational-LaJolla,CA(UCSD);2-NorCalInvitational-Stanford,CA(Stanford);3-SoCalInvitational-LosAngeles,CA(USC);4-WWPAChampionships-Pomona,CA(PP);5-NCAAChampionships-LosAngeles,CA(LMU)


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LookinG BACKall-time series records

air force (14-15) 1988 — L 8-1410-14-89 N L 9-1111-9-90 N L 11-129-22-91 H L 8-1311-10-91 N L 8-1811-15-91 N L 7-1611-19-93 N L 10-1611-6-94 N L 9-1411-17-95 N L 7-179-19-97 N L 12-139-13-98 N L 3-411-7-98 N L 10-149-12-99 N W 10-611-7-99 N W 11-611-20-99 N L 6-109-10-00 N L 8-911-4-00 H W 12-69-10-01 N W 13-611-3-01 H W 11-611-17-01 N W 13-411-9-02 H W 13-79-7-03 N L 6-711-8-03 H W 7-411-21-03 N W 9-89-18-04 N W 11-1011-6-04 H W 10-410-1-05 A W 12-711-5-05 H W 10-511-4-06 H W 11-4

Boston coLLeGe (2-0) 10-18-97 N W 14-510-15-99 N W 13-5

BroWn (2-2) 10-22-95 N L 5-610-20-96 N L 14-810-2-05 N W 10-610-2-05 N W 10-6

BucKneLL (2-3) 10-25-92 N L 9-1410-9-93 N W 10-710-21-95 N L 5-1310-17-97 N L 9-109-17-05 N W 14-7

Byu-HaWaii (5-0) 9-17-01 H W 16-710-9-02 H W 10-811-22-02 N W 11-610-9-03 H W 12-610-7-04 H W 10-6

caL BaPtist (1-1) 11-22-2000 N W 15-911-25-2000 N L 8-5

caLifornia (0-11) 10-26-91 N L 9-1610-24-92 N L 3-139-5-93 A L 6-209-2-95 A L 7-910-21-01 H L 11-510-6-02 A L 9-1210-27-02 H L 3-99-20-03 N L(3ot) 6-710-2-04 N L 4-810-29-04 A L 6-910-14-06 N L 2-17

caL maritime (3-0) 10-1-94 N W 27-99-16-95 N W 22-19-30-95 N W 21-3

caL PoLy sLo (1-0) 10-12-91 N W 15-10

caL state La (2-10) 1988 L 5-111988 W 13-101988 W 10-91988 L 7-149-9-89 N L 7-99-16-89 N L 5-1010-25-89 A L 8-1110-28-89 N L 8-1111-3-89 H L 8-911-12-89 N L 5-910-24-90 H L 8-1211-3-90 A L 11-12

cs san Bernadino (3-0) 1988 — W 22-99-29-89 H W 12-79-13-90 H W 10-9

caL tecH (4-0) 9-26-92 N W 19-49-22-95 H W 20-59-30-95 A W 25-89-20-96 H W 22-59-28-69 A W 24-2

cHaminade (6-5) 1999 N L 15-19

10-20-92 H L 6-911-13-93 H L 12-1311-14-93 H L(ot) 11-1210-15-95 N W 17-1411-19-95 N W 9-310-16-97 H L(ot) 18-1910-14-98 H W 20-89-18-99 N W 8-310-13-99 H W 17-59-15-2000 H W 19-8

cHaPman (21-3) 1988 — W 15-610-12-91 A W 21-510-30-91 H W 19-59-12-92 N W 9-79-23-92 H W 14-39-18-93 N W 16-1110-6-93 A W 15-1211-13-93 H W 18-139-18-94 N L 13-2210-1-94 N L 10-1110-15-94 N L 9-1110-23-94 H W 15-1411-12-94 H W 18-1311-19-94 N W 19-119-23-95 N W 19-810-15-95 A W 16-1110-21-95 N W 14-611-11-95 H W 17-149-22-96 N W forfeit10-12-96 H W 22-59-20-97 N W 13-910-11-97 N W 15-49-20-98 N W 13-710-16-99 N W 17-10

cLaremont (10-8) 9-16-89 A L 13-1410-14-89 N W 10-69-28-91 A L 6-710-27-91 N L 7-911-16-91 N L 9-1010-2-93 A W 12-1010-10-93 N W 7-610-24-93 N L(ot) 12-1511-20-93 N L 7-911-1-97 A L 4-79-13-98 N W 9-410-24-98 A L(ot) 6-109-19-99 N W 14-59-25-99 H W 10-19-9-2000 N W 13-29-30-2000 A W 16-611-7-02 H W 15-110-31-03 H W 17-6

cLaremont-mcKenna (0-1)9-24-94 N L 7-10

cLaremont-mudd (5-9) 1988 L 5-111988 L 7-139-29-90 A W 10-611-10-90 A L 5-159-19-92 N L 7-910-8-94 A W 8-610-15-94 N W 18-210-23-94 A W 8-611-20-94 N L 2-99-17-95 N L 7-99-23-95 N W 21-610-7-95 A L 4-59-21-96 N L 4-1210-5-96 A L 2-11

dayton (1-0) 10-13-91 N W(3ot)12-11

fresno state (0-3) 1988 — L 5-109-14-91 N L 3-249-20-92 N L 7-21

Gannon (1-0) 10-12-06 H W 23-7

GeorGe WasHinGton (2-3)9-25-94 N W 12-410-19-96 N L 4-1210-18-97 N L 5-1310-21-98 H L 11-169-5-04 N W 18-7

iona (3-2) 10-29-89 N W 8-610-27-91 N L 6-810-25-92 N L 5-79-4-05 N W 15-210-1-05 N W 16-3

La verne (7-1) 10-17-98 N W 9-610-31-98 N W(4ot) 10-911-22-98 N W(ot) 9-89-11-99 N W 19-910-15-99 N W 12-210-11-00 H W 8-6

11-18-00 N L 10-59-7-02 N W 11-2

LonG BeacH state (4-11) 1988 — W 11-710-14-90 N L 5-1510-27-90 A L 7-1510-24-92 A L 4-2011-6-94 A L 10-1411-4-95 A L 18-69-12-98 A L 1-189-9-99 A L 9-1610-14-01 N L 7-611-8-01 H L 5-29-26-02 A W 8-610-5-02 N W(3ot)13-129-19-04 N W(ot) 8-710-15-05 N L 7-910-15-06 N W 11-1011-10-06 A L 7-9

massacHusetts (2-0) 10-14-00 H W 9-612-2-02 N W 14-6

navy (3-2) 1988 — L 3-189-15-02 N L 3-1412-7-03 N W 10-79-4-04 A W 10-99-18-05 N W 7-6

occidentaL (18-1) 1988 — W 13-61988 — W 11-101988 — W 10-49-8-89 N W 13-59-27-89 H W 13-710-18-92 H W 13-79-18-93 N W 17-1410-9-93 N W 10-710-16-93 N W 9-610-1-94 N W 14-1010-12-94 H L 5-79-30-95 N W 12-1010-15-95 N W 16-129-22-96 N W 11-69-14-97 N W 14-910-16-98 N W 11-610-23-99 H W 16-29-22-01 H W 17-210-1-05 N W 17-6

Pacific (3-7) 1988 — L 3-129-15-90 A L 3-1010-3-92 N L 4-1110-10-99 N L 7-99-14-02 N L 8-1010-6-02 N W 12-79-20-03 N W 11-69-18-05 N L 8-10(ot)9-2-06 N L 12-1310-6-06 H W 12-6

PePPerdine (4-15) 1988 — L 3-161988 — L 4-1510-11-99 N L 6-1010-28-99 A L 6-1211-9-2000 A L 2-139-26-01 H L 9-510-7-01 A L 9-510-24-02 H W(3ot) 7-611-13-02 A L(3ot) 6-79-27-03 H L 2-911-13-03 A L(ot) 6-79-25-04 H W 12-910-2-04 N W 6-511-11-04 A L 3-79-4-05 N L 4-109-10-05 A L 6-89-9-06 H W 9-710-14-06 N L 9-1511-2-06 A L 7-8

Pomona (8-0) 9-58-93 A W 9-410-2-93 A W 16-89-15-96 N W 8-69-18-99 N W 14-510-7-2000 H W 17-710-6-01 H W 17-410-19-02 H W 14-49-3-05 N W 15-8

Pomona-PitZer (17-4) 1988 — W 9-61988 — L 7-89-16-89 H W 17-59-23-89 H W 17-59-22-90 H W(ot) 13-1111-17-91 N L 6-99-27-92 N W 12-810-21-92 A W 10-49-17-94 N W 23-69-30-94 H W 22-910-8-94 A W 15-7

10-22-94 N W 15-610-7-95 A W 14-1210-5-96 A W 11-99-20-97 A L 8-910-4-97 A L 6-1110-3-98 N W 11-610-10-98 A W 7-511-12-98 A W 14-611-7-99 A W 13-411-17-06 A W 5-4

Princeton (2-2) 10-17-97 N L 11-139-17-00 H W(ot) 9-812-5-04 N W 6-510-9-05 H L-8-3

Queens (1-0) 10-5-03 N W 11-3

redLands (17-11) 9-22-90 H W 8-79-28-91 N W 11-310-4-92 N L 5-69-25-93 N L 7-1410-10-93 H L 6-1010-23-93 N L 7-189-25-94 N W 11-109-17-95 N L 8-1411-18-95 N L 5-69-21-96 A L 5-89-14-97 N W 10-99-21-97 N L 3-910-11-97 A L 3-99-13-98 N W 9-89-19-98 A L 6-811-7-98 A W 11-109-11-99 N W 10-69-19-99 A W 10-49-9-2000 N W 13-211-3-01 H W 14-711-9-02 H W 10-211-22-02 N W 11-59-7-03 N W 7-411-8-03 H W 11-211-6-04 H L 4-511-20-04 A W 6-39-3-06 N W 15-1011-4-06 H W 14-6

saLem-teiKy (1-10) 10-16-99 N W 18-8

santa cLara (14-7) 1988 — W 14-911-2-91 A W 11-510-4-92 N L 0-39-27-92 N L 6-910-8-93 H W 11-910-23-93 N W 12-810-21-94 H W 14-1310-6-95 A L 10-139-24-95 N W 10-810-26-97 A L 6-811-7-97 A W 9-810-2-98 N L 9-1210-10-98 N L 3-711-19-99 N W 10-49-7-2000 H W 17-311-4-2000 H W 14-59-9-01 N W 11-49-7-02 N W 21-39-10-04 H W 8-69-9-05 H W 10-111-17-05 H W 8-510-21-06 N L 6-9

sLiPPery rocK (0-1) 10-19-96 N L 6-10

st. francis (2-2) 10-18-97 N L 8-149-5-04 N L 11-1310-16-05 W W 9-512-4-05 N W 10-6

stanford (0-12) 10-29-93 A L 6-2310-6-94 A L 1-910-6-95 A L 7-1810-21-00 N L 6-1210-12-01 A L 5-139-29-02 H L 5-1310-5-02 N L 6-1510-12-03 H L 4-1112-6-03 N L 8-1412-4-04 A L 6-1410-14-05 A L 10-312-3-05 N L 6-712-3-05 N L 7-6

uc davis (18-8) 1988 — W 12-611-10-89 N W 8-69-14-90 A L 4-1011-2-91 N L 9-209-4-93 A L 10-259-4-94 N L 11-16

11-18-94 N L 7-129-2-95 A L 9-209-18-97 H L 8-911-8-97 N L 5-89-17-98 H W 10-810-2-98 N W 9-49-16-99 H W 7-610-10-99 N W 11-1011-21-99 N W 14-59-16-00 H W 11-510-21-00 N W 11-79-12-03 H W 10-79-19-04 N W 6-410-30-04 A W 8-611-19-04 N W 7-6(2ot)10-16-05 N W 7-6(ot)11-4-05 H W 6-211-18-05 H W 9-69-17-06 N W 8-310-22-06 A W 6-511-18-06 N W 6-3

uc irvine (4-11) 9-13-91 A L 1-266-26-89 A L 6-169-30-99 A L 3-79-28-2000 H L 11-79-27-02 A L 11-910-14-01 N L 8-410-17-02 H L 7-119-17-03 A W 8-710-4-04 N L 6-710-3-04 N W 8-611-4-04 H W 7-69-4-05 N L 4-59-17-05 N L 6-1010-20-05 A L 7-810-4-06 H W 7-5 ucLa (0-15) 1988 — L 18-310-14-89 A L 4-1910-13-90 A L 7-2110-13-90 A L 7-2110-27-90 N L 3-239-13-91 N L 2-1710-28-00 A L 2-169-22-01 H L 4-912-1-02 N L 5-710-13-02 A L 3-99-21-03 N L 4-511-6-03 H L(ot) 6-710-9-04 A L 7-159-29-05 H L 5-1010-28-06 H L 3-7

uc riverside (4-10) 1988 — W 14-59-9-89 N W 9-610-13-90 N L 8-1210-18-90 A L 8-1210-28-90 N L 7-89-13-91 N L 6-1010-12-91 N W 18-411-8-91 A L 9-149-20-92 N L 5-1111-15-92 A L 6-159-25-93 N L 8-1210-24-93 N L 13-1411-14-93 H W 8-711-21-93 N L 10-17

uc san dieGo (5-30) 1988 — L 17-310-14-89 N L 3-1710-20-89 A L 3-1411-11-89 A L 10-2010-5-90 A L 4-119-20-91 A L 3-159-19-92 N L 4-209-26-92 N L 7-2010-9-92 A L 4-1610-22-94 N L 1-99-21-97 A L 4-1510-23-98 A L 7-179-12-99 A L 3-139-24-99 A L 7-89-10-00 A L 7-139-22-00 A L 7-1211-19-00 N L 5-109-10-01 A L 6-510-25-01 H W 7-611-18-01 H W 4-29-8-02 A L 4-610-11-02 A L 3-611-23-02 A L 4-59-21-03 N L(ot) 5-610-17-03 H L 8-911-22-03 N W 6-510-3-04 N L 7-810-15-04 A W 8-49-23-05 A L 5-710-29-05 H L 7-911-19-05 H W 7-69-17-06 N L 8-99-22-06 A L 7-810-19-06 H L 8-911-19-06 N L 9-10

uc santa BarBara (9-16) 1988 — L 5-79-8-89 A L 4-1310-26-91 N L 10-1611-10-91 A L 8-2011-5-93 A L 5-1510-24-97 A L 2-1710-30-98 A L 6-1410-11-99 N W 7-510-22-99 A L 5-1410-6-00 H L 6-810-22-00 N L 6-810-5-01 A L 5-810-13-01 N W 8-59-15-02 N W 6-59-28-02 H W 10-69-6-03 N L 7-810-5-04 N W(ot) 7-610-11-03 A L(ot) 6-89-18-04 A L 5-410-24-04 H L 3-69-3-05 N W 7-511-10-05 A L 3-79-3-06 N W 10-59-16-06 N W 11-810-15-06 N W 10-8

uc santa cruZ (10-3) 11-3-91 N W 10-611-8-97 A W 14-99-19-98 N L 8-1210-17-98 N L 7-1311-20-98 N L(ot) 8-1011-17-00 N W 15-811-16-01 H W 15-711-2-02 H W 9-410-4-04 N W 13-211-21-03 N W 12-410-30-04 N W 13-510-15-05 N W 9-510-21-06 N W 12-2

usc (0-11) 1988 — L 5-1211-13-01 N L 6-411-19-01 A L 9-79-8-02 N L 4-79-14-02 N L 4-711-1-02 H L 5-610-22-03 A L 6-1110-20-04 H L 2-1010-8-05 A L 4-99-10-06 H L 4-129-16-06 N L 1-13

utaH (1-0) 1988 — W 12-7

viLLanova (0-5) 10-19-94 H L 15-1610-18-95 H L 14-1210-22-95 N L 12-1410-16-96 H L 10-1410-15-97 H L 10-14

WasHinGton & Lee (0-1) 9-25-93 N L 11-12

WHittier (27-3) 1988 — W 8-69-25-91 A W 13-410-13-91 N W 16-1110-17-92 A W 16-710-1-93 H W 14-129-9-94 H W 16-79-17-94 N W 23-69-18-94 N L 7-119-24-94 N W 12-810-16-94 N W 16-119-16-95 A W 16-159-24-95 N W 13-129-14-96 A L 13-49-13-97 A L 6-109-21-97 N W 10-79-20-98 N W 12-910-16-98 N W 14-910-30-99 H W 10-510-19-00 H W 13-69-9-02 N W 17-710-6-02 H W 14-410-19-02 H W 13-49-6-03 N W 14-510-25-03 H W 14-510-16-04 H W 12-711-18-03 N W12-11(ot)10-22-05 H W 10-59-2-06 N W 20-39-29-06 H W 11-5

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