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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Address ......................................... J.D. Morgan Center, PO Box 24044 Los Angeles, CA 90024-0044Athletic Dept. Phone ............................(310) 825-8699Ticket Offi ce ................................... (310) UCLA-WINChancellor ............................................ Dr. Gene BlockDirector of Athletics ....................... Daniel G. GuerreroFaculty Athletic Rep. ......................... Donald MorrisonSr. Associate Director/SWA .......................Petrina LongEnrollment .........................................................36,890Founded ................................................................1919Colors ....................................................Blue and GoldNickname........................................................... BruinsConference ......................................... Mountain Pacifi c Sports FederationConference Phone ................................(530) 669-7600Conference Fax.....................................(530) 669-7627Conference Website ..........................www.mpsports.orgNational Affi liation ........................... NCAA Division IHome Courts (Capacities) .......Pauley Pavilion (12,800) John Wooden Center (2,000)Home Records ........................ at Pauley (374-61, .860)...................................................... at JWC (57-6, .905)Press Row Phone ................................. (310) 825-1899Head Coach (Alma Mater) .........Al Scates (UCLA ’61)Scates’ Offi ce Phone .............................(310) 794-5683Scates’ Career Record ............ 1,154-223 (.838), 45 yrs.Assistant Coaches ....................Brian Rofer (UCLA ’82)Rofer’s Offi ce Phone ........................ (310) 794-7298 J.T. Wenger (UCLA ’04)Wenger’s Offi ce Phone .................... (310) 206-6398Volunteer Asst. Coach ................ Walt Ker (CSUN ’76)Ker’s Offi ce Phone ............................... (310) 206-63982007 Overall Record ........................................... 19-112007 MPSF Record/Finish ............................. 13-9, 5th2007 MPSF Tournament Finish ...........................T-5th2007 NCAA Finish .................................................dnqLettermen/Starters Returning ................................ 11/5Lettermen/Starters Lost ........................................... 4/2NCAA Post-Season Record..........................52-7 (.881)NCAA Titles .............................................................19National Championships ...........................................24Men’s Volleyball Contact .......................Rich BertolucciSID Offi ce Phone .................................(310) 206-8141SID Fax ................................................(310) 825-8664UCLA Fanfone .....................................(310) 825-8575Website ........................................ www.uclabruins.com

ON THE COVERClockwise from top left: Sophomore setter Kevin Ker, junior quick hitter Jamie Diefenbach, sophomore op-posite Brett Perrine, junior setter Matt Wade, senior Libero Tony Ker, sophomore outside hitter Garrett Muagututia. Cover design by Alex Timiraos.

CREDITSTh e 2008 UCLA Men’s Volleyball media guide was written and edited by Rich Bertolucci, Associate Sports Information Director. Special assistance and thanks to Nancy N. Ishiki. Hall of Fame collage on page 45 designed by Alex Timiraos. Photography by ASUCLA Campus Studio (Don Liebig). Coordinated by Marina Graphics. Special thanks to Getty Images and the FIVB for their photos. Copies of the men’s volleyball media guide can be purchased in person at UCLA’s Sports Information Offi ce for $7.00. By mail, make checks payable for $8.00 to UC Regents and mail to UCLA Sports Information Offi ce, PO Box 24044, Los Angeles, CA 90024-0044.

2008 UCLA BRUINS

Th e 2008 Season Outlook .................................22008 Roster .......................................................4TV/Radio Roster ...............................................52008 Schedule .........................Inside Back Cover

THE COACHING STAFF

Head Coach Al Scates .......................................6Assistant Coach Brian Rofer ..............................9Assistant Coach J.T. Wenger ..............................9Volunteer Assistant Coach Walt Ker ..................9Key Support Staff ..............................................9Where Are Th ey Now ......................................10

PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

Th e Players ......................................................11

THE 2007 SEASON

2007 Results ....................................................22Record vs. Opponents .....................................222007 Individual Statistics ................................232007 Individual Season Bests ..........................24Miscellaneous Statistics/Final Rankings ...........242007 MPSF Final Standings and Statistics .......25

UCLA RECORDS

All-Time UCLA Volleyball Records .................26Career and Season Charts ................................27Rally-Scoring Career and Season Charts ..........30

UCLA HISTORY

UCLA Volleyball Lettermen ............................32UCLA’s 19 NCAA Championships .................34UCLA’s NCAA Championship Results ...........37NCAA Volleyball Championship Summary ....38UCLA’s Championship Starters .......................39Bruin All-Stars USVBA All-Americans ..............................40 NCAA All-Americans ................................40 NCAA All-Tournament Team Selections ..... 41 All-Conference Selections ..........................41 Players of the Year ......................................42 U.S. National Team Members ....................42 Olympic Team Members ...........................42 UCLA Professional Players ........................43 Academic All-Stars .....................................43 Magazine Covers .......................................43 All-Time Pro Beach Victories ....................44 Career Earnings List ..................................44 Career Beach Team Victories .....................44Saluting UCLA’s Hall of Famers ......................45Saluting UCLA’s 2004 Olympians ...................48

GENERAL INFORMATION

Key Administrators and Support Staff .............51Pauley Pavilion ................................................52Scenes from a Championship ..........................532008 Opponents .............................................54Bruin Spikers ...................................................55Th e UCLA Experience ...................................... I

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Former All-American Mike Whitcomb

Setter Kevin Ker

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SEASON OUTLOOK

One of the hallmarks of the UCLA men’s volleyball program is its unwavering optimism. Players graduate, lineups change, inexperience pervades, youth dominates. Head Coach Al

Scates, entering his 46th season, sees only the opportunities of renewed development and increased options. He sees the excitement of new players when experience leaves; he welcomes challenges at positions that once seemed secure and he smiles when senior leaders emerge on young teams.

Such is the case with the 2008 edition of the Bruins, who lost more than 900 points to graduation, and could feature a lineup of mostly sophomores and freshmen. In UCLA’s development-focused program, new players always step up. Scates welcomes the return of four regular starters and two players who each started half the matches at setter. Only at UCLA would a returning starter be battling for playing time, while an incoming freshman at the same position has locked down the job. Only at UCLA could fans believe the Bruins could win a national championship rotating two pairs of players at two positions.

Scates also returns fi ve other lettermen, three of which have started at least once, and all of which have the ability to contribute.

Following are capsule summaries on the Bruins’ 2008 person-nel:

SETTERS

Th e Bruins boast two setters with plenty of experience, each with his own strengths. Junior Matt Wade has played 59 matches over two seasons and sophomore Kevin Ker started 17 of the 28 matches he played last season.

“Th ey split the setting duties last season,” said Scates. “Th ey’ve both improved from last season. [At this point] I’m not sure who’s go-ing to get the most playing time this year. Th ey will both play a lot.”

Wade, at 6-5, has a four-inch height advantage over his counterpart and is a strong blocker. In a fi ve-game victory against UC Irvine on Apr. 6, he came off the bench to score 4.5 points on nine block assists.

Ker has the ability to score more points, recording 25 aces last season for an average of 0.3 per game. As a starter for the fi nal 16 matches, he piloted the Bruins’ off ense to a hitting percentage of .336 and a 12-4 record. He also scored 1.2 ppg, served 18 aces and averaged 12.3 assists per game.

“It’s going to come down to who is setting the best at the time,” said the head coach. “Th ey’ve both worked with all the hitters and they know all the options.”

“We’ve won national championships with two setters be-fore, most recently in 2006 with Wade and Dennis Gonzalez,” Scates recalled.

Th ird-year sophomore Cooper O’Connor is the Bruins’ third setter. He recorded nine assists in the alumni match on Nov. 27. Scates says he’s confi dent in O’Connor’s ability to back up Wade or Ker.

OPPOSITES

All-American Steve Klosterman, the Bruins’ all-time rally-scoring leader in points, has graduated, and replacing him won’t be easy. Still, Scates has the luxury of using one of two players who have varsity experience as starters at this position.

In the Fall, Scates trained true freshman Weston Dunlap at the position before moving redshirt sophomore Brett Perrine, last year’s starting quick hitter, to opposite.

When it became apparent that Perrine would be the starter at opposite, Dunlap was moved to Perrine’s blocking spot.

“Right now, Brett would get the starting nod [at opposite],” explained Scates. “He also has a tremendous vertical jump, he’s athletic and he hits the ball hard. He also has an explosive jump serve.”

As a quick hitter last season, Perrine hit .315 and blocked a ball a game. He recorded 18 aces and scored 248 points in 27 matches. Moving him to opposite better utilizes his athleticism and allows Dunlap, who is 6-7, a chance to start at his high school position.

Junior Sean O’Malley, a two-year letterman at opposite, is battling Perrine for more playing time. Last season a wrist injury limited his playing time to eight matches, although he established a career high of 15.5 points in a starting role against Hawai’i. Th e previ-ous season, he started seven of the 23 matches in which he played.

“Sean is blocking better and hitting well,” said Scates. “Th is position is just like the setting position: whoever is hot will play the most.”

“We’ve alternated opposites on a couple of NCAA cham-pionship teams,” he recalled. “In 2000, we used [Evan] Th atcher and [Ed] Ratledge. Going back before that, we used Dan Landry and Mike Diehl in 1993.”

OUTSIDE HITTERS

Th e Bruins return one starter at this position and must replace another top scorer, Paul George. Again, Scates has some experienced options as well as some emerging players.Sophomore Kevin Ker


SEASON OUTLOOK

Sophomore Garrett Muagututia started 28 matches as a freshman, averaged nearly three kills per game, and scored 358.5 points. He recorded 12 double-digit kill matches and a pair of double-digit dig performances. An outstanding passer, he recorded a 97.4% reception rate with 17 errorless passing matches.

“Garrett does everything well,” commented Scates. “Th is year he’s lighter, he’s jumping higher and he’s hitting the ball very hard. He’s also digging many more balls than last year. He’s even more explosive out of the back row. And, he hasn’t even reached his potential; he’s just going to get better.”

Sophomore Dylan Bowermaster appears to be the frontrunner to replace George at the open outside hitter’s spot. Last season he played in 17 matches and 27 games, scoring a career-high of nine points against Ball State. He also recorded a career-high of seven kills in a starting role against Cal Baptist.

“Bowermaster has the edge over [two players],” said Scates, noting that the 6-6 Mater Dei HS graduate has a slight edge in experi-ence.

Junior Ryan Ratelle and redshirt sophomore Jeff Woodley also are competing for playing time at this spot. As a freshman in 2006, Ratelle played in eight matches, recording a career-high of four kills and 4.5 points against Hawai’i. In two seasons, he has a perfect passing percentage.

Woodley played in one match last season and recorded his only kill. Against the Alumni he recorded four kills and an ace for fi ve points, and passed all seven of his chances successfully.

QUICK HITTERS

Freshman Weston Dunlap assumed the starting role vacated by Perrine when the latter moved to opposite. Th e 6-7 Dunlap earned six varsity letters at Newport Harbor HS, where he led the Sailors in kills and blocks as a senior and earned All-CIF honors twice. Dunlap also helped the Balboa Bay Club to a pair of bronze medals at the Junior Olympics.

“Dunlap will start at one of the quick hitter positions,” said Scates. “As soon as we moved him [to the middle], he became our best hitter there.”

According to Scates, Dunlap’s quickness, blocking instincts and his ability to run precise routes were the primary reasons that earned him the starting job.

At the other quick hitter spot, a pair of redshirt juniors will battle for playing time. Returning starter Jamie Diefenbach is trying to hold off a vastly improved D.J. Stromath. Diefenbach, who recorded a couple of key blocks in the 2006 NCAA championship match, returns after starting all 29 of the matches in which he played last season. He led the Bruins in blocking with a 1.2 bpg average, a mark that ranks third on the single season rally-scoring chart. He also ranked seventh on the fi nal MPSF blocking chart.

“One thing Diefenbach has developed is a better serve,” said Scates. “We will score a lot of points when he’s serving.”

Stromath, although he has played in just seven matches in his career, has vastly improved his blocking, according to Scates.

“D.J. has become one of the team’s best blockers,” said Scates. “He doesn’t have much playing experience, but he’s off to a fast start. His blocking technique is the best on the team.”

In addition, 6-8 redshirt sophomore Shaun Nichols played in 18 matches last season. In his fi rst career start, he scored a career-high of 16 points against USC on Mar. 31 with 13 kills and six total blocks.

LIBERO

Senior Tony Ker has established himself as one of the nation’s best Liberos, having earned Defensive Player of the Year honors twice

and consensus First-Team All-America honors last season. He also is poised to become the Bruins’ career digs leader and one of the program’s all-time great passers.

Last season, Ker recorded 18 errorless passing matches, raising his career total to 48. He passed better than 97% of his chances, covering a lot of court. In the digs department, he recorded 10 double-digit dig matches, raising his career total to 41.

“Tony is one of the best, if not the best, defensive players in the country,” said Scates. “No player in the country passes more court as eff ectively than Tony. And he keeps getting better.

A solid student, Ker has been a member of the Director’s Honor Roll six times, including all three quarters last season, and is a candidate for CoSIDA Academic All-America honors.

Th e Bruins also will be developing freshman Tom Hastings, a graduate of Esperanza HS, who earned fi rst-team All-CIF, all-confer-ence and all-county honors. As team captain, he helped lead the Aztecs to the Orange County championship.

“He’s playing behind a fi rst-team All-American, so we hope to redshirt him,” said Scates. “He’s an outstanding Libero. He’s unfl ap-pable out there — relaxed. He passes our best servers and doesn’t get rattled.”

Two-time Defensive Player of the Year Tony Ker


2008 UCLA MEN’S VOLLEYBALL ROSTER

NUMERICAL

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (High School)1 Tony Ker*** L 5-11 180 Sr. Valencia, CA (Valencia)2 Sean O’Malley** Opp 6-9 210 Jr. Oak Park, IL (River Forest)4 Cooper O’Connor S 6-3 180 So.† Long Beach, CA (Los Alamitos)6 Jeff Woodley OH 6-5 190 So.† Poway, CA (Poway)7 Garrett Muagututia* OH 6-5 235 So. Oceanside, CA (Francis Parker) 10 Brett Perrine* Opp 6-5 220 So.† Costa Mesa, CA (Newport Harbor)12 Dylan Bowermaster* OH 6-6 205 So. Huntington Beach, CA (Mater Dei)14 James Scilacci Q 6-5 205 Fr.† Pacifi c Palisades, CA (Loyola)15 Matt Wade** S 6-5 190 Jr. Redondo Beach, CA (Mira Costa)16 Weston Dunlap Q 6-7 200 Fr. Newport Beach, CA (Newport Harbor)17 D.J. Stromath* Q 6-7 230 Jr.† Manhattan Beach, CA (Mira Costa)19 Jamie Diefenbach** Q 6-8 250 Jr.† Newport Beach, CA (Newport Harbor) 23 Ryan Ratelle* OH 6-4 160 Jr. Huntington Beach, CA (Marina)25 Kevin Ker* S 6-1 190 So. Valencia, CA (Valencia)30 Jeremy Casebeer OH 6-4 190 Fr. Santa Barbara, CA (Santa Barbara)51 Shaun Nichols* Q 6-8 220 So.† Fair Oaks, CA (Granite Bay) Marko Glisic Q 6-10 240 Fr.† Pancevo, Serbia (Acorn HS, Ark.) Teddy Goetz OH 6-5 200 Fr.† Valencia, CA (Valencia) Tom Hastings L 5-10 150 Fr. Yorba Linda, CA (Esperanza) Kent Kraushaar OH 6-5 215 So. Irvine, CA (Woodbridge)*Varsity letters earned. †Has utilized redshirt year.

Head Coach: Al Scates (UCLA ’61), 46th year Assistants: Brian Rofer (UCLA ’82), J.T. Wenger (UCLA ’04)Volunteer Assistant Coach: Walt Ker (CSUN ‘76)Staff Trainer: Dale Rudd (CSUN ‘76)Student Trainers: Kimberly Pham, Stephanie WongSpeed-Strength and Conditioning Coach: Dr. Phil WagnerManagers: Elliot McDonald, Sean Perez, Jordan Smith (statistician)

ALPHABETICAL PRONUNCIATION ROSTER

NO. NAME POS. PRONUNCIATION 12 Dylan Bowermaster OH standard30 Jeremy Casebeer OH CASE-beer 19 Jamie Diefenbach Q DEE-fen-bahk16 Weston Dunlap Q standard Marko Glisic Q GLISS-ic Teddy Goetz OH Gets Tom Hastings L standard25 Kevin Ker S standard1 Tony Ker L standard Kent Kraushaar OH KRAW-shar

NO. NAME POS. PRONUNCIATION

7 Garrett Muagututia OH moo-ahn-gut-two-CHEE-ah51 Shaun Nichols Q standard4 Cooper O’Connor S standard2 Sean O’Malley Opp standard10 Brett Perrine Opp per-RINE 23 Ryan Ratelle OH ruh-TELL14 James Scilacci Q skill-LAH-chee17 D. J. Stromath Q STROE-math15 Matt Wade S standard6 Jeff Woodley OH standard


2008 UCLA MEN’S VOLLEYBALL TV/RADIO ROSTER

#7 GARRETT MUAGUTUTIA

OH • 6-5 • 235 • SO.OCEANSIDE, CA

#4 COOPER O’CONNOR

S • 6-3 • 180 • SO.LONG BEACH, CA

#25 KEVIN KER

S • 6-1 • 190 • SO.VALENCIA, CA

#2 SEAN O’MALLEY

OP • 6-9 • 210 • JR.OAK PARK, IL

#15 MATT WADE

S • 6-5 • 190 • JR.REDONDO BEACH, CA

#1 TONY KER

L • 5-11 • 180 • SR.VALENCIA, CA

KENT KRAUSHAAR

OH • 6-5 • 215 • SO.IRVINE, CA

#6 JEFF WOODLEY

OH • 6-5 • 190 • SO.POWAY, CA

#17 D. J. STROMATH

Q • 6-7 • 230 • JR.MANHATTAN BEACH, CA

#19 JAMIE DIEFENBACH

Q • 6-8 • 250 • JR.NEWPORT BEACH, CA

#23 RYAN RATELLE

OH • 6-4 • 160 • JR.HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA

#10 BRETT PERRINE

OPP • 6-5 • 220 • SO.COSTA MESA, CA

#12 DYLAN BOWERMASTER

OH • 6-6 • 205 • SO.HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA

#51 SHAUN NICHOLS

Q • 6-8 • 220 • SO.FAIR OAKS, CA

TEDDY GOETZ

OH • 6-5 • 200 • RFR.VALENCIA, CA

#16 WESTON DUNLAP

Q • 6-7 • 200 • FR.NEWPORT BEACH, CA

#14 JAMES SCILACCI

Q • 6-5 • 205 • RFR.PACIFIC PALISADES, CA

#30 JEREMY CASEBEER

OH • 6-4 • 190 • FR.SANTA BARBARA, CA

MARKO GLISIC

Q • 6-10 • 240 • RFR.PANCEVO, SERBIA

TOM HASTINGS

L • 5-10 • 150 • FR.YORBA LINDA, CA


AL SCATES(UCLA ’61) • HEAD COACH • 46TH SEASON

THE COACHING STAFF

Each season the UCLA volleyball team points toward one goal: winning the NCAA championship. First place is the

only acceptable fi nish. Al Scates has coached UCLA to 19 NCAA titles, while all other collegiate men’s volleyball programs have won 17 championships combined. Scates’ 19th title, won against Penn State in 2006, continued one of the greatest careers in collegiate coaching.

Wrote the late Jim Murray, a Pulitzer Prize winning columnist for the Los Angeles Times, “Al Scates?! Precisely. Th e one and only. Th e man who is to volleyball what (John) Wooden was to basketball, (Red) Sanders was to football, Napolean to artillery…”

“California boasts some of the world’s best

sporting mentors, among them UCLA volleyball coach Al Scates . . .,” wrote Sally B. Donnelly in Time Magazine.

Scates’ program produces unparalleled suc-cess because of three elements: 1) outstanding student-athletes; 2) an excellent coaching staff and 3) a winning tradition.

Al Scates and UCLA volleyball won NCAA championships in 1970-71-72-74-75-76-79-81-82-83-84-87-89-93-95-96-98-2000-06. He is the only coach to have guided his team to three successive titles three times, including four straight from 1981-84. Scates was named Coach of the Year in 1984, ’87, ’93, ’96, ’98 and 2006.

Scates’ 45-year coaching record of 1,154-223 (.838) is one of the best in collegiate sports. Th at record ranks fi rst among all collegiate volleyball coaches in all divisions. In addition to their 19 NCAA titles, the Bruins also won USVBA col-legiate championships in 1965 and ’67 under Scates’ stewardship. During his fi ve decades at UCLA, he has coached 52 diff erent fi rst-team NCAA and 26 USVBA All-Americans, 44 U.S. National Team members, 27 Olympians and seven diff erent Players of the Year.

Last season, the Bruins recorded their 45th consecutive winning season, a national leader. Junior Tony Ker became the 52nd fi rst-team All-American in the Scates Era and Steve Klosterman became the Bruins’ all-time leader in kills and points during the rally-scoring era.

Two years ago, Scates guided the Bru-ins to their most excit-ing NCAA title, taking a team that was 12-12 through mid-season and leading it on a 14-match march through the last third of the league season, the MPSF playoff s and the NCAA Tournament. No player earned AVCA 1st Team All-America or 1st Team All-MPSF honors, and yet, when the dust settled at the end of the season, the Bruins were NCAA champions once again. Th eir fi nal 26-12 mark set a record for most losses by a champion and they became the fi rst seventh-seeded team in league history to win the conference tourna-ment.

At the NCAA Championship, Steve

Klosterman earned Most Outstanding Player hon-ors and seniors Damien Scott and Dennis Gonzalez were named to the All-Tournament Team.

Scates was named the 2006 Coach of the Year by Spike/Volleyball magazine.

In 2005, Scates guided the Bruins to a record of 26-6 and an appearance in the NCAA Finals for the 24th time, a collegiate record. Quick hitter Paul Johnson became UCLA’s 51st First-Team All-American and freshman Tony Ker earned second-team honors. Th e Bruins fi nished second in conference play with a record of 18-4 and both Ker and Johnson were First-Team All-MPSF selec-tions. On March 8, 2005 Scates won his 1,100th match — a 3-0 victory in Pauley Pavilion against Penn State.

On Dec. 16, 2004, Scates was inducted into the AVCA Hall of Fame.

In 2004, the Bruins recorded an overall record of 24-6, 17-5 in conference play. Two players earned All-America honors and six were selected to various All-MPSF Teams. At the Olympics in Athens, fi ve former players represented UCLA, incuding four who played on the beach.

On May 17, 2003, Scates received the UCLA Alumni Association Award for Professional Achievement.

In September 2003, Scates was named as a

AL SCATES ERA ACCOMPLISHMENTS • Inducted into the AVCA Hall of Fame in 2004;• First active coach inducted into the USA Volleyball Hall of Fame;• First active coach inducted into the UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame;• 2003 UCLA Alumni Association Award for Professional Achievement;• First recipient of USA Volleyball’s All-Time Great Volleyball Coaches

Award;• In 2003, his fourth book, “Th e Complete Guide to Volleyball Condi-

tioning,” was published;• 19 NCAA titles since 1970, including six in the last 15 years;• Named coach of the USA Volleyball All-Era Team, 1978-2002;• Named co-coach of the 15th Anniversary All-MPSF Team;• 2001 U.S. Sports Academy Distinguished Service Award;• Inducted into the California Beach Volleyball Hall of Fame in 1998;• Six-time NCAA Coach of the Year;• 1998 USA Volleyball National Coach of the Year;• U.S. Olympic Committee 1998 Coach of the Year;• A 52-7 (.881) record in NCAA Tournament* matches;• A record of 25-1 in NCAA Tournament* matches in Pauley Pavilion;• More collegiate victories (1,154) than any volleyball coach in any divi-

sion;• Only coach to guide three teams (1979, ’82 and ’84) to undefeated sea-

sons;• Co-invented the Vertec in 1979;• UCLA men’s volleyball holds 27 NCAA records under his direction;• Has coached 52 fi rst-team NCAA and 26 USVBA All-Americans, 44

U.S. National Team members, 27 Olympians and seven diff erent Players of the Year;

• USVBA Leader in Volleyball Award;• Founded the SCVA in 1963 and served as its commissioner until 1972*NCAA record among schools with fi ve or more appearances.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:• UCLA Alumni Award for Professional Achievement• USA Volleyball Hall of Fame • AVCA Hall of Fame• UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame• California Beach Volleyball Hall of Fame• 21 National Championships• 19 NCAA Championships• 17 NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Players• 23 Conference Championships• 52 First-Team All-Americans• 1,154 career victories• Six-time Coach of the Year• First Recipient of USAVB All-Time Great Coaches Award


coach to the USA Volleyball Men’s All-Era Team for the period between 1978-2002, joining former Bruin players Doug Partie and Karch Kiraly.

On October 3, 2003 Scates was inducted into the UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame, the fi rst active coach in UCLA history to be enshrined.

In 2003, he co-authored his fourth book, “Th e Complete Guide to Volleyball Conditioning,” with former UCLA Strength Coach, Mike Linn.

In 2002, the Bruins rose to No.1 in the rankings before untimely injuries to key starters at playoff time ended their season. Still, three starters earned post-season honors, and three other players earned all-conference acclaim. Sophomore Adam Shrader was named ASICS/Volleyball Libero of the Year and senior Matt Komer earned second-team AVCA All-America honors. Freshman Jonathan Acosta earned distinction in Sports Illustrated’s Faces in the Crowd.

In 2001, seniors Mark Williams and Adam Naeve earned fi rst-team AVCA All-America honors and led the Bruins to the NCAA fi nals for the second time in three years. Th e Bruins won their 23rd league title, 11th in the previous 13 years. Scates also was awarded the Distinguished Sports Award by the U.S. Sports Academy.

On Feb. 3, 2001, Scates won his 1,000th career match, a 3-1 triumph at Pepperdine. In addition, the Bruins won their fourth straight Outrigger Hotels Invitational. Finally, Scott Morrow and Adam Naeve earned NCAA All-Tournament honors.

In 2000, senior Brandon Taliaferro motivated the Bruins on the court and Scates prepared them for an exciting run to the national championship. Forced to win the grueling MPSF Championship, the Bruins defeated defending NCAA champion BYU in the fi rst round, beat Loyola Marymount in the semifi nals and ousted Pepperdine in the league championship match to earn the top seed at the NCAAs. Th en, they swept Penn State in the semifi nals and Ohio State in the fi nals to capture title No. 18. Taliaferro earned Player of the Year honors from Volleyball Magazine, senior Matt Davis earned Libero of the Year honors and Williams, Seth Burnham, Evan Th atcher and Morrow earned either All-America, NCAA All-Tournament or All-MPSF honors.

In 1999, fi ve of six starters received all-league accolades and juniors Taliaferro and Naeve repeated as AVCA First-Team All-Americans.

In 1998, Scates’ masterful expertise brought the Bruins to the NCAA fi nals for the sixth straight season. After outlasting Lewis University in the NCAA semifi nals, the Bruins’ championship experience enabled them to sweep Pepperdine for their 17th title. Scates also earned a unique trifecta of coaching accolades: he was voted AVCA, USA Volleyball and U.S. Olympic Committee Coach of

the Year. Finally, he was elected to the California Beach Volleyball Hall of Fame.

In 1997, Scates guided a team that had lost the co-player of the year and its primary passer to the NCAA title match for the fi fth consecutive year. Th e Bruins, who rallied from an 0-2 defi cit in the fi nal, came within two swings of stealing their third straight title. Scates coached the Bruins to their fi fth consecutive MPSF Mountain Divi-sion crown and was named 1997 MPSF Coach of the Year.

On February 19, 1997, the Bruins defeated USC on the road, capturing Scates’ 900th career victory.

In 1996, Scates took a team that lost four starters from the previous season’s national cham-pionship squad and guided it to a fourth straight division title and league championship, fi nally culminating in UCLA’s 16th NCAA title and 21st national championship in men’s volleyball.

In 1995, Scates guided the Bruins to their 15th NCAA title, a 31-1 record and a third straight conference divisional title. Th e Bruins fi nished the season with 19 straight victories, and were ranked No.1 nationally in the coaches poll for 34 consecutive weeks dating to 1993. From 1993-95, the Bruins amassed streaks of 42 consecutive conference victories, 34 straight home wins and 28 straight road triumphs. In May of 1995, he was selected as one of the inaugural recipients of USA Volleyball’s All-Time Great Volleyball Coaches Award.

Scates became the fi rst active coach to be inducted into the Volleyball Hall of Fame in cer-emonies at Holyoke, MA, in October of 1993.

Under Scates, UCLA holds 27 NCAA men’s volleyball team and individual records, including consecutive victories (48), consecutive home court victories (83), consecutive NCAA tournament victories (15) and most undefeated seasons (3). No other program boasts an undefeated season.

In 1984, Scates saw three of his former players, Karch Kiraly, Dave Saunders and Steve Salmons, lead the U.S. Olympic volleyball team to the gold medal. In addition, former UCLA All-Americans Doug Partie and Ricci Luyties joined Kiraly and Saunders on the 1988 Olympic Team, which successfully defended its Olympic title.

Under the leadership of Kiraly, Partie and Salmons, the U.S. Team completed its only Triple Crown, adding a 1986 World Championship title to its 1985 World Cup crown and ’84 Olympic gold medal. Kiraly left no doubt that he was the world’s best volleyball player, earning World Cup and USA Cup Most Valuable Player honors.

At the 1992 Olympics, Partie returned to the USA Team and led it to a bronze medal. Fred Sturm

(UCLA ’76) served as head coach.

At the 1996 At-lanta Games, Kiraly made history by becoming the only male volleyball player ever to win three Olympic gold medals. Kiraly and partner, Kent Steff es, won the inaugural Olympic Beach Vol-leyball competition at Atlanta Beach.

Indoors at Atlanta, Scates served as a con-sultant to the U.S. team, watching former All-Americans Jeff Nygaard and Dan Landry as well as coaches Fred Sturm and Rudy Suwara.

On the AVP Tour, former Bruins Sinjin Smith and Randy Stoklos were the beach circuit’s premier team in the 1980s. Smith won 139 profes-sional beach tournaments. Kiraly has dominated the beach circuit by winning a record 148 open beach tournaments. He also has earned more than $3 million in his professional beach career.

Scates played on six USA championship teams and was named All-American several times.

During his fi rst year coaching at UCLA, Scates founded the Southern California Volleyball Assn. and served as its commissioner from 1963-72. Th e SCVA is now known as the Mountain Pacifi c Sports Federation.

He chaired the NCAA Volleyball Committee for two years and was also chairman of the USVBA Collegiate Volleyball Committee. From 2005-07, he served a three-year term on the AVCA Board of Directors as the men’s collegiate representative.

Th e UCLA alumnus earned a BS in Physical Education in 1961 and completed his Master’s in P.E. from UCLA in 1962.

Th e former UCLA All-American has trav-eled the world as both a player and coach, and is recognized as one of the United States’ foremost volleyball authorities. In the summer of 1997, he guided a contingent of current and former collegiate players at the World University Games in Sicily.

In 1999 Scates served as the Head Coach of the USA Team that competed in the World University Games in Mallorca, Spain.

Scates and his wife, Sue, live in Encino. Sue is a Broker Associate for Coldwell Banker in Encino. Th ey have three children, daughters Tracy (UCLA ’86) and Leslie (Northern Arizona ‘04), and a son, David (CS Northridge ‘93), and three grandchildren born to Leslie. Tracy and her husband live in San Rafael. Tracy is a freelance trainer, facilitator and coach; helping organizations with strategic change and leadership development. David is a teacher at Hoover High in Glendale and a U.S. Coast Guard reservist. Leslie is a special education teacher in Arizona.

THE COACHING STAFF

Al Scates with his 2007 Scholar Athletes (l-r): Ryan Ratelle, Jamie Diefenbach, Eric Chaghouri, Tony Ker Ian Jackson and Todd Smith.


NCAA RECORDS IN THE AL SCATES ERA

TEAM AND COACHING RECORDS

Most NCAA Championships: 19, by Al Scates (1970-present)Consecutive Winning Seasons: 45, by Al Scates (1970-present)Most Victories: 1,154 by Al Scates (1963-present)Highest Winning Percentage, Season: 1.000 by UCLA in 1984 (38-0), 1979 (30-0) and 1982 (29-0).Undefeated Seasons: 3 by UCLA — 1979, 1982, 1984Consecutive Victories: 48 by UCLA from 1983-85Number of Weeks Ranked No.1: 113 by AVCAConsecutive Home Court Victories: 83 by UCLA from 1975-

83Best Team Hitting Percentage, Season: .420 by UCLA in 1993

TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORDS

Most NCAA Championships Won: 19 by UCLAMost NCAA Tournament Victories: 52Best NCAA Tournament Record and Percentage*: 52-7 (.881)

by UCLABest NCAA Tournament Home Record: 25-1 (.962) by UCLABest NCAA Finals Record*: 19-6 (.760) by UCLABest NCAA Finals Home Record: 9-1 (.900) by UCLAConsecutive NCAA Tournament Victories: 15 by UCLANCAA Tournament Appearances: 25 by UCLA Longest NCAA Championship Final: 3 hours, 27 minutes, UCLA

vs. Hawaii, 1996Highest Team Hitting Percentage, Match: .562 by UCLA vs.

IPFW, 1994Highest Team Hitting Percentage, Tournament: .463 by UCLA,

1993Highest Individual Hitting Percentage, Match: .867 by Jeff

Nygaard, UCLA vs. Ohio State, 1993Most Team Kills, Match: 132, UCLA vs. Lewis, 1998Most Losses by an NCAA Champion: 12, UCLA, 2006

INDIVIDUAL SEASON AND CAREER RECORDS

Most Total Blocks, Career: 682 by Trevor Schirman, 1987-90Most Matches With Double Figure Blocks, Season: 9 by Trevor

Schirman in 1990Most Matches With Double Figure Blocks, Career: 19, by Trevor

Schirman, 1987-90Highest Hitting Percentage, Season: .539 by Tim Kelly, 1994

*Based on fi ve or more NCAA appearances.

THE COACHING STAFF

AL SCATES’ CAREER RECORD

Conf. NationalYear Record Finish Finish*1963 26-3 2nd Second, USVBA1964 23-4 1st Second, USVBA1965 24-2 1st USVBA Champions1966 25-3 1st Second, USVBA1967 23-3 1st USVBA Champions1968 24-5 2nd Fourth, USVBA1969 27-3 2nd Second, USVBA1970 24-1 1st NCAA Champions1971 29-1 2nd NCAA Champions1972 27-7 2nd NCAA Champions1973 21-8 4th Regional Runner-up1974 30-5 3rd NCAA Champions1975 27-8 4th NCAA Champions1976 15-2 1st NCAA Champions1977 19-4 2nd Regional Runner-up1978 21-3 1st NCAA Runner-up1979 30-0 1st NCAA Champions1980 32-2 1st NCAA Runner-up1981 32-3 2nd NCAA Champions1982 29-0 1st NCAA Champions1983 27-4 1st NCAA Champions1984 38-0 1st NCAA Champions1985 32-8 3rd Regional Runner-up1986 30-9 2nd Regional Runner-up1987 38-3 1st NCAA Champions1988 28-10 4th First Round, Regionals1989 29-5 1st, tie NCAA Champions1990 23-5 1st Regional Runner-up1991 16-9 1st Regional Runner-up1992 17-7 2nd Regional Runner-up1993 24-3 1st NCAA Champions1994 27-2 1st NCAA Runner-up1995 31-1 1st NCAA Champions1996 26-5 1st NCAA Champions1997 24-5 1st NCAA Runner-up1998 28-4 1st NCAA Champions1999 20-7 3rd First Round, Regionals2000 29-5 1st NCAA Champions2001 24-8 1st NCAA Runner-up2002* 25-7 T-2nd (T-5th) Regional Runner-up2003* 15-14 9th (na) —2004* 24-6 3rd (2nd) Regional Semifi nals2005* 26-6 2nd (T-5th) NCAA Runner-up2006* 26-12 7th (1st) NCAA Champions2007* 19-11 5th (T-5th) First Round, RegionalsTotals 1,154-223 23 Titles, 19 NCAA Titles, (.838) 1 shared 2 USVBA titles

NCAA Record: 982-200 (.831)*MPSF Tournament fi nish listed in parentheses. UCLA also won USVBA Collegiate Championships in 1953, ’54 and ’56.


Walt Ker begins his second season as the Bruins’ Volunteer Assistant Coach after serving in the same capacity during UCLA’s championship run in 2006.

Ker has extensive experience coaching volleyball in the Southland. He started the men’s program at Cal State Northridge in 1976 and coached the CSUN men until 1984. During that time, he also began coaching the CSUN women’s team, and guided the Matadors to three NCAA Division II championships in 15 years. Five times during his reign the CSUN women were

the NCAA runnerup.A veteran club coach as well, Ker has guided four teams to na-

tional championships, including three on which his son Tony played. Ker also coached his son Kevin to a national title in 2004. Tony has started three seasons and Kevin is competing for a starting job at set-ter. Youngest son Jamey signed a National Letter of Intent to UCLA in November.

For the past 15 years, Ker has worked as a mortgage broker in the Santa Clarita Valley. He and his wife Cathy have been married 23 years.

Former UCLA volleyball standout J.T. Wenger begins his second season as the Bruins’ second assistant coach.

Wenger’s duties include breaking down videotape, tracking the players’ academic progress and managing the Bruins’ apparel needs.

In the Summer of 2007, Wenger served as an assistant coach of the Boys USA U-15 Select Team.

In December 2007, Wenger coached the U.S. Team in the Maccabi Games.

In 2006-07, the UCLA men’s volleyball program achieved the highest team grade point average among all of UCLA’s teams with 25 or more members.

Wenger lettered three seasons (2001, ’03 and ’04) for the Bruins and played extensively as a senior in 2004. Th at season he played in 28 matches, slammed 216 kills and averaged 2.8 kpg. Th e Bruins fi nished with a record of 24-6 and advanced to the MPSF semifi nals. Wenger graduated with a degree in Political Science in 2004. He was named to the Director’s Honor Roll eight times.

After graduation, Wenger worked in the fi nance industry at both the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade for SMW Trading.

Prior to working as a commodities trader, Wenger played pro-fessional volleyball for the Corozal Plataneros of the Puerto Rico Superior League.

From the Fall of 2004 to the Summer of 2005, Wenger served as head coach for the Boys 15 Elite team for Adversity Volleyball under the direction of Mike Hulett in Northfi eld, IL.

BRIAN ROFER

(UCLA ’82) • ASSISTANT COACH • 18TH YEARRecognized as one of the top as-

sistant coaches in collegiate volleyball, Brian Rofer begins his 18th year as a member of Al Scates’ staff .

Under Rofer, the Bruins’ recruiting eff orts have netted some of the top high school players in the nation, including Erik Sullivan, John Speraw, Jeff Nygaard, Stein Metzger, Kevin Wong, Paul Nihi-pali, Fred Robins, Tom Stillwell, Danny Farmer, Brandon Taliaferro, Adam Naeve, Mark Williams, Matt Komer, Scott Morrow, Jonathan Acosta, Steve Klosterman and Tony Ker. Many of these

players were instrumental in the Bruins advancing to 10 NCAA fi nals and winning six national championships since 1993.

Rofer, a member of the 1979 NCAA title team, lettered for Scates from 1978-80 as a middle blocker. He played with former UCLA All-Americans Sinjin Smith, Peter Ehrman, Steve Salmons, and Karch Kiraly among others.

In 1990, Rofer served as the head boys’ volleyball coach at Edison High School and led the Chargers to a runner-up fi nish in the CIF 4A championship. He was named Orange County Coach of the Year.

At Fountain Valley High School, where he graduated in 1977, Rofer lettered three years in volleyball as a middle blocker and once in basketball. In volleyball he earned All-CIF and All-State honors as a senior and helped lead his team to the CIF 4A quarterfi nals.

Rofer, who graduated with a degree in Psychology, resides in Angeleno Heights, a historic Los Angeles neighborhood. Recently, he wrote a children’s book, “I Know the Monster is Real,” available for purchase in the UCLA Student Store. Brian and his wife, Christina, are the proud parents of Remington Brian Rofer born in June 2002.

J.T. WENGER

(UCLA ’04) • ASSISTANT COACH • SECOND YEAR

THE COACHING STAFF

KEY SUPPORT STAFF

KIMBERLY PHAM

STUDENT TRAINER

ELLIOT MCDONALD

TEAM MANAGER

WALT KER (CSUN ‘76) • VOLUNTEER ASST. COACH • SECOND YEAR

STEPHANIE WONG

STUDENT TRAINER

JORDAN SMITH

STATISTICIAN


Years LetteredName at UCLA Career HighlightsAndy Banachowski 1965-68 Head Women’s Coach, UCLADoug Brooks 1975-77 DentistJeff Campbell 1985 Head Men’s Coach, Cal State NorthridgeDennis Cline 1974-76 Attorney at Law, Los AngelesDan Conners 2001 Assistant Women’s Coach, UCLAMatt Davis 1997-2000 Dentist, San DiegoPeter Ehrman 1978-81 Branch Manager and President of Investments, Morgan Stanley,

Honolulu, HIGreg Giovanazzi 1975-77 Head Women’s Coach, University of Michigan, retiredSteve Gulnac 1979-81, ’83 Honda Research and Development Coordinator, Torrance, CABruce Herring 1969-71 San Diego City ManagerTim Kelly 1991-94 President, Bring It PromotionsMark Kinnison 1980-82 President of Commerical Wood Products, Dove Canyon, CAKarch Kiraly 1979-82 ESPN commentatorMark Knudsen 1992 President, Gold Mountain Media, Inc.; Head Boys’ Coach,

Valencia HSRicci Luyties 1981-84 Head Women’s Coach, University of Southern MississippiEd Machado 1968-71 President, Reef Publishers, Leucadia, CALee Mason 1960-61 JudgeStein Metzger 1993-96 Professional Beach Volleyball Player, Los AngelesTrong Nguyen 1994-97 Fellow, Orthopaedic Surgery, Long BeachDavid Nichols 1974-75, ’77 Head Women’s Coach, Barry University Paul Nihipali 1994-97 Producer/DirectorJeff Nygaard 1992-95 Professional Beach Volleyball PlayerDave Olbright 1976-78 Sales Manager, Jostens, Santa Ana, CADoug Partie 1981-84 President, A.B. Technical SystemsChris Peña 2001-04 Professional Volleyball Player, GermanyDoug Rabe 1975-78 Tenat Healthcare, Dallas, TXScott Rolles 1978, ’80 Restaurant Owner, HawaiiBrian Rofer 1978-80 UCLA Assistant CoachLarry Rundle 1965-66 Owner, Westlake Tennis ClubDave Saunders 1979-82 KSON Advertising Executive, San Diego, CAAdam Shrader 2001-04 Law Student, University of San DiegoMike Sealy 1990-93 Associate Women’s Coach, University of HawaiiSinjin Smith 1976-79 FIVB Executive DirectorJohn Speraw 1992-95 Head Men’s Coach, UC IrvineTom Stillwell 1995-98 Chairman, Creative Division, L.A. FilmcoSteve Stovitz 1984-86 Sports Medicine, University of MinnesotaFred Sturm 1972-73, ’75-76 Head Coach, Denmark Men’s TeamErik Sullivan 1992-95 Assistant Women’s Coach, University of ColoradoReed Sunahara 1982-84, ’86 Head Women’s Coach, University of Cincinnati Steve Suttich 1978 Former Head Women’s Coach, Washington Rudy Suwara 1967-70* Retired USA Men’s Assistant CoachBrandon Taliaferro 1997-2000 Professional Volleyball Player, SloveniaMike Timmons 1978-81 Senior Marketing Director, Centerstone Insurance and Financial,

Anaheim, CAToshi Toyoda 1969 CPA, Seattle, WAEric Vallely 1996-98 Senior Merchandiser, Cleveland GolfAsbjorn Volstad 1984-87 Computer Engineer, NorwayRon Von Hagen 1973* Property Management and Investments, Telluride, COJ.T. Wenger 2001, 2003-04 UCLA Assistant Coach Mark Williams 1998-2001 Professional Beach Volleyball Player, AVP/FIVBJeff Williams 1985-87 Senior Account Executive, EMC Corp.Court Young 1998-99 Actor, Los Angeles*Year(s) served as an assistant coach.

Ricci Luyties

Reed Sunahara

Andy Banachowski

John Speraw

Dave Nichols

WHERE ARE THEY NOW …

L-r: Fred Sturm, Greg Giovanazzi, Mike Sealy


THE PLAYERS

Brett Perrine (l) and Garrett Muagututia combine for a block against Long Beach State in 2007.


High School — Four-year varsity let-terman as an outside hitter for Coach Chad Anderson … As a senior, he earned All-CIF and All-Channel League honors … Led the Dons to a 35-4 re-cord and a runnerup fi nish at the CIF Division II Championships in 2007 … He recorded 13 kills in the fi nals … Voted SBHS’s MVP in 2007 and earned Most Improved Player honors in 2006 … Served as team captain as a senior … 2007 Volleyball Fab 50 selection … Won a gold medal in the 2006 AAU

U-18 Beach Olympics in Manahattan Beach.Club — Played for Club Santa Barbara.

THE PLAYERS

#12 DYLAN BOWERMASTEROUTSIDE HITTER • 6-6 • 205 • SOPHOMORE • HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA (MATER DEI)

2007 — Played in 17 matches and 27 games … Scored a career-high 9.0 points vs. BSU (3/16) with six kills (.600) and three aces off the bench … Made his fi rst start against CBU (4/3) and recorded seven kills, a career-high … Recorded fi ve kills vs. UCI (1/6) and BYU (1/12) … Recorded three kills (.400) and one block assist for 3.5 points vs. LBS (2/28).High School — Four-time varsity volleyball letterman at Mater Dei HS for coaches Jason Billbruck and Karen Th ompson … Th ree-time team MVP

and Serra League fi rst-team selection … In his sophomore year, the Monarchs advanced to the CIF quarterfi nals after sharing the Serra League championship … Th ey advanced to the fi rst and second rounds in 2005 and 2006, respectively.Club — Played for LBC for three years before switching to the Surf City Volleyball Club in 2006 … With LBC, he earned Jr. Olympics All-Tournament honors three years, winning a silver medal in 2005 … With Surf City, he won a bronze medal and earned all-tournament honors for the fourth straight year.Personal — Fourth of fi ve children … Has two older brothers, an older sister and one younger sister … Chose UCLA for its academics and athletics … Lists playing in the championship in the 2005 Junior Olympics as a career highlight … Undeclared major.

CAREER STATISTICSYr. MP GP K E Att Pct KPG Ast SA DG DPG BS BA TB BPG Pts PPG2007 17 27 42 21 82 .256 1.56 6 5 16 0.6 3 4 7.0 0.3 52.0 1.9

Career Highs Points: 9.0 • Kills: 7 Blocks: 3 • Digs: 5 • Aces: 3

#30 JEREMY CASEBEEROUTSIDE HITTER • 6-4 • 190 • FRESHMAN • SANTA BARBARA, CA (SANTA BARBARA)

Personal — Chose UCLA “because of its dominance in athletics and its prestige” … Lists his most memorable athletic moment as break-ing an opponent’s nose hitting a ball at match point in the Best in the West Tournament in San Diego … Admires Hall of Famer Magic Johnson … Enjoys snowboarding, going to the beach and traveling in his spare time … Has two older sisters … Undeclared major with interests in pre-Business.


High School — Earned six varsity letters in basketball (3) and volleyball (3) at Newport Harbor HS … Played power forward for Coach Larry Hirst in basketball and middle blocker for Coach Dan Glenn in volleyball … In basketball, he earned First-Team All-Seaview League honors as a senior and also earned MVP honors for the Newport-Mesa “Dream Team” … In volleyball, he earned fi rst-team all-league honors twice, and All-CIF acclaim as a senior … In 2006, he

was named MVP of the Orange County Championships tournament … In 2007, he led the Sailors in kills and blocks … 2007 Volleyball

THE PLAYERS

#19 JAMIE DIEFENBACHQUICK HITTER • 6-8 • 250 • JUNIOR • NEWPORT BEACH, CA (NEWPORT HARBOR)

2007 — Earned MPSF All-Academic Team honors … Final blocking average of 1.22 bpg ranked third on the single season rally-scoring chart … Th at mark ranked in a tie for 13th nationally … Ranked seventh in MPSF blocking at 1.29 bpg … Pounded a career-high of 22 kills (.486) vs. Pep (1/24) … Led the team with 17 kills (.542) vs. UH (2/2) … Recorded a career-high of 10 block assists vs. Stanford (2/17) … Tied that mark with two solo blocks and eight block assists vs. LBS (2/28) … Earned a spot on the Spring Quarter Director’s Honor Roll. 2006 — Played in four matches before

injuring his knee vs. UCI (1/13) … Set season bests with eight kills vs. Stanford (1/6) and UCSB (1/6) … Also recorded a season-high of six total blocks vs. LBS (1/7) … Also recorded eight kills and two blocks vs. UCI at the time of his injury … Returned to action vs. Stanford (2/16) and recorded four kills in eight swings with three total blocks … Recorded his fi rst career ace vs. USC (3/17) in a 3-2 victory … Played in the NCAA Finals vs. Penn State and recorded three kills and three total blocks … Earned a roster spot on the men’s basketball team in a Fall tryout for walk-ons … Stayed with the basketball team

through the Fall Quarter before returning to volleyball on Dec. 27 … Director’s Honor Roll member twice.2005 — Redshirted the season … Earned a spot on the Director’s Honor Roll for Fall (2004) and Winter (2005).High School — Played for coaches Dan Glenn (volleyball) and Larry Hirst (basketball) at Newport Harbor HS where he earned seven varsity letters … Served as captain of both teams … In volleyball, he did not play his senior year because of a knee injury … In 2003 he led the Sailors to an overall record of 20-12 and a 9-1 fi rst place record in the Sea View League … Th e team advanced to the second round of the CIF Division I playoff s … In 2002, the Sailors advanced to the CIF quarterfi nals … NHHS won the 2002 and ’01 Orange County Vol-leyball Tournament of Champions … Earned First-Team All-Seaview League honors as a junior in 2003 and second-team honors in 2002 … First-Team Daily Pilot All-District Team in 2003 and ’02. Club — Played for the Balboa Bay Volleyball Club, which won the Open 16 Gold Division at the 2002 Junior Olympics … In 2003 Balboa Bay VB Club won the bronze medal in the Open 17 division.Personal — Chose UCLA for its academics and athletics … Lists his greatest athletic thrill as winning the 2006 NCAA Championship … Admires former Chicago Bulls All-Star forward Dennis Rodman for his “loud, energetic and outspoken play” … Enjoys basketball, bodysurfi ng and playing video games in his spare time … Has one younger sister … Full name is James Cummins Diefenbach III … Sociology major.

CAREER STATISTICSYr. MP GP K E Att Pct KPG Ast SA DG DPG BS BA TB BPG Pts PPG2006 15 36 61 18 129 .333 1.7 0 1 12 0.3 9 28 37 1.0 85.0 2.42007 29 101 228 75 444 .345 2.3 4 13 32 0.3 12 111 123 1.2 308.5 3.0Totals 44 137 289 93 573 .342 2.1 4 14 44 0.3 21 139 160 1.2 393.5 2.9

Career Highs Points: 25.0 • Blocks: 10 Kills: 22 • Digs: 2 • Aces: 3

#16 WESTON DUNLAPQUICK HITTER • 6-7 • 200 • FRESHMAN • NEWPORT BEACH, CA (NEWPORT HARBOR)

Fab 50 selection.Club — Won a pair of bronze medals with Balboa Bay on the U-16 and U-17 Junior Olympic Teams and also earned JO All-Tournament honors both seasons.Personal — Chose UCLA because of Al Scates, the winning tradition in volleyball and the school’s reputation in academics … Father Kent is a 1977 UCLA graduate … Mother Irene is an author … Has one older sister … Undeclared major.


Du Page CC — Spent one year at Du Page CC in Glen Ellyn, IL, living with his uncle.High School — Entered Acorn HS in Mena, Ark. as a senior … Earned a varsity letter in basketball as a center … Graduated in 2006 with the highest grade point average in his class.Club — Played for Club Dinamo which placed third in the Championship of North Serbia in 2002 … Th e team improved to second place the following

season … In 2004 he played for Borac, which fi nished second …

THE PLAYERS

MARKO GLISICQUICK HITTER • 6-10 • 240 • REDSHIRT FRESHMAN • PANCEVO, SERBIA (ACORN HS, ARKANSAS)

Th e following year he played for Dinamo again and led that team to a runnerup fi nish. Personal — Came to the U.S. as an exchange student after earning excellent academic marks in his native Serbia … Chose UCLA because it is “the most prestigious athletic and academic institution” … Has achieved the level of brown belt in karate … His two older brothers are former Serbian National Team karate champions … Lists his most memorable athletic moment as making fi ve consecutive blocks in the fi fth game of a tournament … Lists history, playing video games and watching movies as hobbies … His father, Manoylo, is a chemical engineer and his mother, Danica, is a pediatrician … Hopes to major in Economics.

TEDDY GOETZOUTSIDE HITTER • 6-5 • 200 • REDSHIRT FRESHMAN • VALENCIA, CA (VALENCIA)

TOM HASTINGSLIBERO • 5-10 • 150 • FRESHMAN • YORBA LINDA, CA (ESPERANZA)

High School — Six-time varsity letter-man at Valencia HS in basketball (3) and volleyball (3) … Played small forward for Coach Rocket Collins in basketball and was a middle blocker for Coach Mark Knudsen (UCLA ’92) in volleyball … In basketball, he earned Second-Team All-Foothill League as a junior and fi rst-team acclaim as a senior … Also named the Santa Clarita Valley co-Player of the Year and All-CIF second-team … Was the Vikings’ captain and co-MVP as a

senior … In volleyball, he was a two-time, First-Team All-Foothill League selection and MVP, two-time First-Team All-CIF selection

and was named Valencia High’s Male Athlete of the Year in 2006 … Led Valencia to a CIF title in 2006.Club — Played for Synergy Volleyball Club, which won the 2004 JO National Championship … Synergy also fi nished third in 2005 and was the 2006 runnerup … Th ree-time JO All-Tournament Team selection … Played fi ve years for Synergy.Personal — Since watching UCLA beat USC in basketball as a child, there have “been no other (college) options since then” … Lists win-ning the 2005 CIF championship after rallying from an 0-2 defi cit as an athletic highlight … Admires Charles Barkley … Lists ping-pong and weightlifting as his hobbies … Youngest of four siblings … Full name is Th eodore Robert Goetz … Born in Philadelphia, PA … History major.

High School — Earned three varsity letters as a Libero at Esperanza High for Coach Isaac Owens … As a senior Libero, he earned All-Sunset League First-Team honors, First-Team All-County acclaim and First-Team All-CIF honors … He also served as team captain … Th e Aztecs won the Orange County Champion-ships, the Sunset League crown with an undefeated record and the CIF Division I title … Esperanza was voted the state

and national team of the year.Club — Played for the Balboa Bay Club and won U1-7 and U-18 bronze medals at the Junior Olympics … Was a teammate of Weston Dunlap.Personal — Chose UCLA for its “education and its athletic history” … Lists beating Mira Costa in the 2007 CIF fi nals as his athletic highlight … Enjoys surfi ng and beach volleyball in his spare time … Youngest of four siblings … Full name is Th omas Phillip Hastings … Undeclared major.


THE PLAYERS

#1 TONY KERLIBERO • 5-11 • 180 • SENIOR • VALENCIA, CA (VALENCIA)

2007 — Earned consensus First-Team All-America honors, and Defensive Player of the Year acclaim from Volleyball … First-Team All-MPSF selection and All-MPSF Academic Team member … Passed better than 97% of his service reception chances and recorded 18 errorless pass-ing matches … Boasts 48 career errorless passing matches … 852 career digs ranks second on both the UCLA rally-scoring era chart and the all-time list … Ranked 10th nationally at 2.52 dpg and second in the MPSF at 2.43 dpg … Recorded a season-high of 18 digs vs. UOP (2/9) and UCSB (2/23) … Recorded 10 double-digit dig matches as a junior and boasts 41 career

double-digit dig matches entering the season … Holds the UCLA career record for kills by a Libero (6) … Earned a spot on the Director’s Honor Roll all three quarters.2006 — Earned First-Team Asics All-America honors from Volleyball and Defensive Player of the Year honors … Earned Th ird-Team All-MPSF and Spike/Volleyball honors … Ranked third on the MPSF digs per game list at 2.66 … Ranked fourth nationally at 2.79 dpg … Recorded 16 double-digit dig matches … Recorded double-digit digs in 10 of his last 16 matches … Boasted a .970 service reception percentage in 2006, including 17 errorless matches … Recorded his season high of 18 digs twice, the last vs. UH in the MPSF quarterfi nals … Recorded a career-high of two kills vs. BYU (1/26) … His total of 318 digs in ’06 ranks second on the all-time charts and fi rst in the rally-scoring era … Also earned MPSF All-Academic honors … Selected to the NCAA Student-Athlete Leadership Council in 2006.2005 — Earned Second-Team All-America honors from Volleyball magazine and First-Team All-MPSF honors … Led the Bruins with 269 digs and a 2.50 dpg average … His total of 269 digs ranks fourth all-time on the single season digs chart and second on the rally-scoring chart … Passed better than 96% of his chances … Boasted 14 double-digit dig matches, including a career-high of 20 vs. Stanford (2/17) … He recorded seven digs in Game 4 vs. Stanford … Also recorded 15 digs vs. Penn State in the NCAA semifi nals … Played on the U.S. Junior National Team that fi nished eighth in the 2005 FIVB Men’s U-21 World Volleyball Championships in India … Th ree-time member of the Director’s Honor Roll as a freshman.High School — Six-time varsity letterman in basketball (2) and vol-leyball (4) at Valencia HS … Played point guard and small forward for Coach Rocket Collins and outside hitter for Coach Mark Knudsen, a former UCLA letterman and assistant coach … In basketball, he was his team’s MVP as a freshman and sophomore … In volleyball, he was a four-time all-league and three-time All-CIF selection … Two-time CIF and three-time Foothill League MVP … Two-time Valencia HS

Athlete of the Year … Led Valencia HS to a pair of CIF championships in his fi nal two seasons.Club — Led SCVC to gold medals in 2001,’03 and ’04, and bronze medals in 2000 and ‘02 … Played on the 2004 Jr. National Team coached by former Bruin John Speraw … Five-time Junior Olympics All-American.Personal — Chose UCLA because of its academics, volleyball tradition and coaching staff … Enjoys volleyball because of its teamwork and competitiveness … Lists winning the 2006 NCAA championship as his athletic highlight … Has two younger brothers: Kevin is a sopho-more setter on the UCLA team; Jamey will attend and play volleyball at UCLA in the Fall of 2008 … Mother Cathy was an All-American volleyball player at Cal State Northridge … Father Walt coached the Cal State Northridge women’s team to three Division II national championships and will serve as the Bruins’ volunteer assistant coach in 2008 … Sociology major.

CAREER STATISTICSYr. MP GP K E Att Pct KPG Ast SA DG DPG BS BA TB BPG Pts PPG2005 28 108 2 1 4 .250 0.02 33 0 269 2.5 0 0 0 0.0 2.0 0.022006 35 114 4 0 6 .667 0.04 53 1 318 2.8 0 0 0 0.0 5.0 0.042007 30 105 0 0 1 .000 0.00 57 0 265 2.5 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0.00Totals 93 327 6 1 11 .455 0.02 143 1 852 2.6 0 0 0 0.0 7.0 0.02

Career HighsDigs: 20 • Kills: 2


2007 — Played in seven matches and nine games, but did not earn a letter … Recorded a career-high of three kills (.500) vs. UCSB (1/5) with two digs and one block assist … Tied that mark with three kills in 11 swings vs. UCI (1/6) … Underwent shoulder surgery after the season … Earned a spot on the Director’s Honor Roll in the Fall and Spring Quarters.High School — Eight-time letterman in basketball (4) and volleyball (4)

at Woodbridge HS in Irvine … Played for coach John Halagan in basketball and coach Donnie Rafter in volleyball … Two-time All-Seaview League basketball selection, including fi rst-team honors in 2006 … Th ree-time First-Team All-Seaview League volleyball selection,

THE PLAYERS

KENT KRAUSHAAROUTSIDE HITTER • 6-5 • 215 • SOPHOMORE • IRVINE, CA (WOODBRIDGE)

including MVP honors and the league’s Male Athlete of the Year in 2006 … Also earned First-Team All-CIF and All-Orange County in 2006 … Named First-Team Volleyball prep All-American as a senior and a “Fab 50” player … Recorded 41 kills vs. St. John Bosco in the 2006 CIF quarterfi nals.Club — Played four seasons for the Balboa Bay Volleyball Club, earning bronze and silver medals at the Junior Olympics … Also was named to the JO All-Tournament Team four straight years … Two-year member of the Youth National Team, which traveled to Mexico and Brazil for competitions. Personal — Younger brother of Kris Kraushaar (UCLA ’06), an all-conference outside hitter for the Bruins … Grandson of Carl Kraushaar, who played basketball for John Wooden at UCLA in the 1940s … Lists traveling to Brazil with the Youth National Team and competing against Brazil, Italy and Argentina as a career highlight … Full name is Kent William Kraushaar … Undeclared major.


#25 KEVIN KERSETTER • 6-1 • 190 • SOPHOMORE • VALENCIA, CA (VALENCIA)

2007 — Played in 28 matches and started 17 times, including the last 16 matches … Th e Bruins hit .336 in their last 16 matches … In his last 16 matches, he recorded 18 aces (0.33), a .436 hitting percentage and 667 assists (12.3 apg), and averaged 1.2 points per game … Recorded a career-high of 61 assists vs. UCSB (4/21) and three kills … Recorded a career-high of fi ve kills (.714) vs. UCSB (2/23) and 59 assists, an ace and one solo block … Twice served three aces in a match, including three straight vs. UOP (2/9) … Ranked third on the team with 25 aces.High School — Four-time letterman in basketball (1) and volleyball (3) at

Valencia HS … Played forward for coach Rocket Collins in basketball and setter for coach Mark Knudsen (UCLA ’92) in volleyball … In

volleyball, he was named an All-American and a Volleyball magazine “Fab 50” pick in 2006 after leading the Vikings to the CIF Division II championship … Named Valencia’s co-MVP as a senior with fellow UCLA teammate Teddy Goetz … Valencia placed second in the CIF playoff s in 2005 … Earned fi rst-team honors from the Daily News in 2005 and ’06.Club — Played fi ve seasons for Synergy Volleyball Club and was a four-time all-tournament team selection.Personal — Played on the Southern California team that participated in the 2005 High Performance Global Challenge and was named the tournament’s best server … Younger brother of Tony Ker, the Bruins’ two-time All-American libero … Brother Jamey will play for the Bruins next season … Mother Cathy was an All-American volleyball player at Cal State Northridge … Father Walt coached Cal State Northridge to three national championships and will serve as the Bruins’ volunteer assistant coach in 2008 … Chose UCLA “because I can get a great education and play for the best program in the country” … Lists winning the 2006 CIF championship as a career highlight … Enjoys ping-pong, playing the guitar, going to the beach and hanging out with friends … Full name is Kevin Michael Ker … Undeclared major.

Career Highs Points: 7.0 • Blocks: 4 Kills: 5 • Digs: 9 • Aces: 3Assists: 61

CAREER STATISTICSYr. MP GP K E Att Pct KPG Ast SA DG DPG BS BA TB BPG Pts PPG2007 28 93 33 7 63 .413 0.4 778 25 80 0.9 6 30 36 0.4 79.0 0.8


#51 SHAUN NICHOLSQUICK HITTER • 6-8 • 220 • SOPHOMORE • FAIR OAKS, CA (GRANITE BAY)

2007 — Played in 18 matches and 37 games … Made his fi rst career start vs. USC (3/31) and scored a career-high of 16.0 points and established career bests in kills (13) and total blocks (6) … Recorded 14 points on eight kills, three aces and fi ve total blocks vs. UCSB (1/17) … Recorded 11 kills (11-0-17, .647) and 12 points vs. BYU (1/13). 2006 — Redshirted the season.High School — Th ree-year varsity vol-leyball letterman at Granite Bay HS … Two-year all-league fi rst-team selection

who led the Grizzlies to undefeated league championships in 2004 and ’05 … Two-time team MVP and team captain in his senior year.Club — Played for the Diablo Valley Volleyball Club, which won the Northern California Volleyball Assn. championship in 2005.Personal — Chose UCLA after attending a summer volleyball camp before his senior year … Lists his biggest thrill as watching the Bruins win the NCAA title in 2006 … Enjoys music and beach volleyball as pastimes … Has one older sister … Full name is Shaun Robert Nichols … Has major interests in Business/Economics.



#7 GARRETT MUAGUTUTIAOUTSIDE HITTER • 6-5 • 235 • SOPHOMORE • OCEANSIDE, CA (FRANCIS PARKER)

2007 — Played in all 30 matches and 103 games … Started 28 matches including 21 straight from Jan. 13 to Apr. 3 … Recorded 12 double-digit kill matches and two double-digit dig matches … Pounded a career-high of 22 kills vs. UCSB (1/17) and matched that total vs. Pep (1/24) when he also scored a career-high 25 points … Recorded a passing percentage of .974 and 17 errorless passing matches … Recorded double-doubles at CSN (1/19, 19k, 11d) and vs. UH (1/31, 15k, 10d) … Blocked a career-high of 11 balls vs. UCI (4/6) with 13 kills … Had a career-high of 11 digs vs. CSN (1/19) with 19 kills

and three total blocks.High School — Eight-time letterman in basketball (4) and volleyball (4) at Francis Parker HS … Was a center in basketball and a middle blocker in volleyball … Led the Lancers to the 2006 co-league championship, while leading the conference in rebounding and earning First-Team All-CIF and league honors … Named MVP of the division and was his high school’s team captain and MVP … In volleyball, he led the Lancers to league and CIF championships, and earned divisional MVP honors as well as First-Team All-CIF and all-league honors.Club — Played for the San Diego and Seaside Volleyball Clubs for three years … Led SDVC to a fi rst-place fi nish in the 2006 Junior Olympics and earned all-tournament team honors … Team fi nished fi fth at JO’s in 2004 and ’05.Personal — Second of three brothers … Chose UCLA because “it felt like home” … Lists singing and playing the ukulele as favorite pastimes … Full name is Garrett Th omas Muagututia … Undeclared major.

Career Highs Points: 25 • Kills: 22 Blocks: 11 • Digs: 11 • Aces: 2


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THE PLAYERS

#2 SEAN O’MALLEYOPPOSITE • 6-9 • 210 • JUNIOR • OAK PARK, IL (RIVER FOREST)

2007— Played in eight matches and 13 games, while battling a wrist injury in the early part of the season … Established a career-high of 15.5 points in a starting role vs. UH (1/31) after recording 12 kills, two aces and three block assists … Scored 9.5 points in a relief role vs. UOP (2/9) with eight kills (.538) and two total blocks … Played in his fi rst match vs. Pep (1/24) after recovering from his wrist injury and recorded three kills (.333) for 3.0 points.2006 — Made seven starts and played in 23 matches and 49 games … Recorded a career high of 12 kills and 14 points vs. Pepperdine (3/16) and added four total

blocks … Recorded 11 kills (.500) and scored 12 points vs. Stanford (1/6) … Established career highs of 11 digs, fi ve total blocks and 12.5 points vs. Loyola (3/7) … Both of his aces came against LBS (1/7) … Recorded six double-digit kill matches as a freshman.

High School — Four-year volleyball letterman for Coach Jon Kasik at River Forest HS … Nationally rated as the one of the top players at his position … As a senior in 2005, he was named the Player of the Year for the Chicago Sun-Times and the Chicago Tribune … Volleyball magazine “Fab 50” selection … Earned First-Team Asics All-America honors in 2005 … Holds the Illinois state record for career kills with 1,457 … As a junior, he earned First-Team All-State honors from the Sun-Times and the Tribune … As a sophomore, he earned Second Team All-State honors from the Sun-Times and was named one of Volleyball’s Top 25 Underclassmen.Club — Veteran member of the youth national team program and was a three-time all-tournament team selection … Member of the Jr. National Team.Personal — Chose UCLA because he wanted “access to an outstand-ing education” and a winning tradition … Lists his greatest thrill as winning the 2006 NCAA Championship … Favorite class is Phi-losophy … Th ird of four children … Full name is Sean O’Malley … Philosophy major.


Career Highs Points: 15.5 • Blocks: 6 Kills: 12 • Digs: 11 • Aces: 2

2007 — Did not play last season.2006 — Redshirted the season.High School — Lettered four seasons for coaches Phil White and Sue Monsoor at Los Alamitos HS … Led the Griffi ns to the 2005 Sunset League title while earning conference MVP honors … Also named First-Team All-CIF and Second-Team All-American … Was the Griffi ns’ team captain and MVP as a senior … Led Los Alamitos to the CIF semifi nals his senior year … Was MVP

of the Mayfair Tournament … Long Beach Press Telegram Player of the Year and a First-Team All-Orange Country selection … In 2004, he

#4 COOPER O’CONNORSETTER • 6-3 • 180 • SOPHOMORE • LONG BEACH, CA (LOS ALAMITOS)

earned Second-Team All-Sunset League, team MVP and Second-Team All-Orange County and Long Beach Press Telegram honors … Led the Griffi ns to the CIF quarterfi nals.Club — Won a silver medal at the 2005 Junior Olympics and bronze medals in 2002 and ’03 as a member of the Long Beach Volleyball Club.Personal — Th ird generation Bruin … His father Daniel attended UCLA graduate school and is a professor at Long Beach State … His grandfather, Arthur Beland, attended UCLA as an undergraduate … Cooper was a nationally ranked tennis player until age 16 … Enjoys surfi ng and ping-pong as pastimes … Youngest of three brothers … Full name is Edward Cooper O’Connor … Economics major.


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#23 RYAN RATELLEOUTSIDE HITTER • 6-4 • 160 • JUNIOR • HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA (MARINA)

2007— Played in one game as a sophomore vs. UCI (1/6) … Th ree-time member of the Director’s Honor Roll in 2006-07.2006 — Earned a varsity letter by play-ing in eight matches and 11 games … Recorded career highs for kills (4) and points (4.5) vs. UH (1/20) … Recorded a career high of six digs vs. UCI (3/3) in one game … Posted a service recep-tion ratio of 100% and took nine serves without an error against UCI (3/3).High School — Four-year letterman for

Coach Brad Simon at Marina HS … Two-year First-Team All-Sunset League selection … Member of Volleyball’s Fab 50 list … Th ree-year team MVP. Club — Played for Balboa Bay Volleyball Club and won a bronze medal at the 2005 Junior Olympics.Personal — Son of retired Long Beach State Coach Ray Ratelle, who is now a professor … Grandmother Marilyn Belcher and aunt Cissy Belcher attended UCLA … Admires tennis great Andre Agassi … Chose UCLA because “it is a well-rounded (education) and an amazing place to be” … Lists his greatest thrill as participating in the 2005 Junior Olympics playoff s … Has one younger sister … Has entrepreneurial aspirations and hopes to major in Business/Economics.



#10 BRETT PERRINEOPPOSITE • 6-5 • 220 • SOPHOMORE • COSTA MESA, CA (NEWPORT HARBOR)

2007— Played in 27 matches and 94 games as a redshirt freshman … Recorded a career-high of 15 kills vs. USC (1/27) and served his fi rst ace … Matched his career-high in kills vs. Cal Baptist (4/3) and scored 20.0 points, a career-high … In his fi rst start, vs. CSN (1/19), he recorded 13 kills, fi ve digs and 15.5 points … Scored 13.0 points vs. UH (2/2), and recorded nine kills (.400), an ace and four total blocks … Served a career-high of three aces vs. Ball State (3/14) … Established a career-high of 10 total blocks vs. UOP (2/9) … Earned a spot on the Spring Director’s Honor Roll.

2006 — Redshirted the season. High School — Seven-time letterman in basketball (3) for coach Larry Hirst and volleyball (4) for coach Dan Glenn at Newport Harbor HS … Earned Newport-Mesa “Dream Team” honors in both sports as a senior … In volleyball, he earned All-Orange County and Seaview League honors as a senior … In 2003, he led the Sailors to the Seaview League title and a berth in the CIF Division I playoff s … He has also earned all-tournament honors at the Orange County Volleyball Tournament of Champions … In basketball, he once scored 41 points in a game.Club — Won a gold medal (U-16) and a silver medal (U-14) playing for the Balboa Bay Volleyball Club.Personal — Full name is Brett John Perrine … Youngest of four sib-lings … Brother Eric played volleyball at UC San Diego and his other brother played basketball at Chapman University … Chose UCLA for its winning tradition and academic success … History major.

CAREER STATISTICSYr. MP GP K E Att Pct KPG Ast SA DG DPG BS BA TB BPG Pts PPG2007 27 94 180 55 397 .315 1.9 11 18 33 0.4 6 88 94 1.0 248.0 2.6

Career Highs Points: 20.0 • Blocks: 10Kills: 15 • Digs: 5 • Aces: 3


High School — Earned fi ve varsity letters at Loyola HS in basketball (2) and volleyball (3) … Played forward for Coach Jim Williams in basketball and middle blocker for Coach Michael Boehle … In basketball, he led the Cubs to a pair of Mission League titles … In volleyball, Loyola won three CIF championships and three Mission League crowns (2003, ’04 and ’05) with him in the lineup … Was a Th ird-Team All-CIF selection in 2005 and ’06 …

Two-time Mission League fi rst-team honoree as a junior and senior … 2006 Honorable Mention All-American by Volleyball.

THE PLAYERS

#17 D. J. STROMATHQUICK HITTER • 6-7 • 230 • JUNIOR • MANHATTAN BEACH, CA (MIRA COSTA)

2007— Played in three matches and three games last season but did not earn a varsity letter … Recorded one block and one kill in separate matches for two points … Earned a spot on the Director’s Honor Roll in the Spring and Fall (2006) quarters.2006 — Played in four matches and seven games as a freshman … Recorded a career high of three kills three times and hit .286 in 31 swings for the season … Recorded two block assists vs. CSN (2/10).2005 — Redshirted the season.High School — Lettered three years in volleyball for Coach Mike Cook at

Mira Costa … In 2002, he led Mira Costa to a 30-1 record, the Bay League Championship and the CIF title along with current Bruin Matt Wade … In 2003, the Mustangs won the Bay League title and

he earned First-Team All-Bay League and Daily Breeze honors … Overall, he was a three-time All-Bay League selection, winning three league titles … Member of the Volleyball Top 25 underclassmen list … Also earned La Vista newspaper MVP honors and was a First-Team All-South Bay Area selection.Club — Won a gold medal as a member of the SCVC Club (U-17) in 2003 … Also won a bronze medal as a member of the SCVC Club (U-16) in 2002 … Won a silver medal in the 2003 (U-18) USA Vol-leyball Beach Nationals.Personal — Older sister Hilary fi nished her volleyball eligibility in Fall 2005 at Loyola University (Chicago), leading the Ramblers to the second round of the NCAA Tournament … Younger sister Stephanie plays volleyball for the University of Montana … Father Dave lettered two years as a defensive tackle at Nebraska … Chose UCLA for its great academic and athletic programs … Enjoys the mental tough-ness required to play volleyball … Enjoys music, surfi ng and beach volleyball as hobbies … Favorite class is History of Rock and Roll … Full name is David James Stromath … History major.


Career Highs Points: 4.0 • Kills: 3.0 Blocks: 2.0

#14 JAMES SCILACCIQUICK HITTER • 6-5 • 205 • REDSHIRT FRESHMAN • PACIFIC PALISADES, CA (LOYOLA)

Club — Played for the Southern California Volleyball Club.Personal — Chose UCLA “to be close to home and to play for the best volleyball program in the nation” … Lists beating undefeated Mira Costa HS in the 2005 CIF fi nals as his most memorable athletic moment … Admires Coach Al Scates “as a lefty middle blocker” … Lists stamp collecting as a hobby … Father Jim Sr. (UCLA ’77) let-tered in water polo … Mother Linda graduated from UCLA in 1979 … Brother Brian will attend UCLA and play volleyball in the Fall of 2008 … Also has a younger sister, Jenna … Undeclared major with interests in Business/Economics.


#15 MATT WADESETTER • 6-5 • 190 • JUNIOR • REDONDO BEACH, CA (MIRA COSTA)

2007— Played in 26 matches and 70 games as a sophomore … Entering the season, his 1,392 career assists ranks third on the rally-scoring era chart … Recorded a season-high of 63 assists vs. Pepperdine (1/24) … Recorded a career-high of 12 digs vs. UCSB (1/17) … Came off the bench vs. UCI (4/6) to score 4.5 points on nine block assists … Recorded 30 set assists, two aces and one block assist in two games of relief vs. UCSD (4/13).2006 — Played in 33 matches and 90 games, making 13 starts … His 804 assists ranks sixth on the single season rally-scoring list … Led the team with an attack percentage of .545 (38-2-66) …

Recorded a career-high of four kills vs. UCSB (2/8) … Matched his career high of four kills and added career-highs of 68 assists and seven points vs. USC (3/17) … Scored four of those points in Game 5 against

the Trojans, including an ace for the 13th point … Recorded three total blocks three times … Dug a career-high of 11 balls vs. Stanford (4/2) … Started 11 of the Bruins’ fi nal 16 matches, including nine during their 14-match winning streak en route to the NCAA title.High School —Th ree-year varsity letterman for Coach Mike Cook at Mira Costa HS … Set the Mustangs to a CIF runner-up fi nish in 2005 … 2005 Bay League MVP and CIF Division I second-team selection … Recorded 529 assists, 210 kills, 109 digs, 36 blocks and 18 aces with just 20 serving errors … Two-time All-South Bay Area selection.Club — Won gold medals as a member of the Riptides Volleyball Club at the 2004 and ’03 Junior Olympics … MVP of the Open 17 and 18 Junior Olympics.Personal — Father Tom was a 1980 all-conference volleyball player at Long Beach State … Mother Roxanne (Elias) Wade played at the University of Hawai’i … Chose UCLA because of Al Scates and UCLA’s reputation as the nation’s most successful volleyball school … Admires UCLA Hall of Famer and beach volleyball legend Karch Kiraly … Favorite class is music … Full name is Matthew Nicholas Wade … Major interests are in Business/Economics.


#6 JEFF WOODLEYOUTSIDE HITTER • 6-5 • 190 • SOPHOMORE • POWAY, CA (POWAY)

2007 — Played in one match last season, converting a kill for one point … Two-time member of the Director’s Honor Roll.2006 — Redshirted the season.High School — Two-time varsity volley-ball letterman for coach Charlie Jackson (UCLA ’98) at Poway HS … Two-time All-Palomar League fi rst-team selection … Earned First Team All-CIF honors as a senior and second team honors as a junior … Voted the Titans’ Most Im-

proved Player in 2004 and their Most Valuable Player in 2005 … Led

Poway to a pair of third place CIF playoff fi nishes in 2004 and ’05 … Named Union-Tribune All-Academic as a junior and senior.Club — Played for the San Diego Volleyball Club for three seasons and for the Epic Volleyball Club 18s for one year.Personal — Oldest of three children … Chose UCLA for its academic and athletic excellence … Lists his biggest thrill as “being accepted to UCLA to play volleyball” … Enjoys playing basketball … Full name is Jeff rey Th omas Woodley … Business/Economics major.

Career Highs Points: 7.0 • Assists: 68Kills: 4 • Blocks: 9 Digs: 12 • Aces: 2


OVERALL RECORD: 19-11 (13-2 HOME; 5-8 AWAY; 1-1 NEUTRAL; 13-9, 5TH PLACE MPSF)

Date Notes Opponent (W/L) Scores MPSF Overall1/5 1 Pacifi c W 30-27, 28-30, 30-27, 30-24 — 1-01/5 1 at UC Santa Barbara W 30-22, 36-34, 30-26 — 2-01/6 1 UC Irvine L 22-30, 26-30, 23-30 — 2-11/12 at BYU* L 28-30, 22-30, 26-30 0-1 2-21/13 at BYU* L 21-30, 23-30, 31-33 0-2 2-31/17 at UC Santa Barbara* L 33-31, 30-27, 28-30, 27-30, 6-15 0-3 2-41/19 at CS Northridge* W 27-30, 30-23, 30-25, 23-30, 15-10 1-3 3-41/24 Pepperdine* L 30-21, 26-30, 35-33, 27-30, 14-16 1-4 3-51/27 2 USC* L 19-30, 29-31, 31-33 1-5 3-61/31 Hawaii* W 30-25, 33-31, 28-30, 31-29 2-5 4-62/2 Hawaii* W 30-21, 30-26, 30-27 3-5 5-62/9 Pacifi c* W 30-26, 27-30, 28-30, 40-38, 15-12 4-5 6-62/10 Stanford* W 30-25, 30-28, 34-32 5-5 7-62/16 at Pacifi c* L 22-30, 24-30, 27-30 5-6 7-72/17 at Stanford* W 28-30, 30-23, 30-19, 30-22 6-6 8-72/21 CS Northridge* W 30-16, 30-23, 30-26 7-6 9-72/23 UC Santa Barbara* W 30-28, 30-24, 30-32, 30-19 8-6 10-72/28 at Long Beach State* L 23-30, 30-24, 30-26, 23-30, 14-16 8-7 10-83/2 UC San Diego* W 30-27, 30-23, 30-25 9-7 11-83/7 Loyola-Chicago W 30-26, 30-23, 30-22 — 12-83/9 at UC Irvine* L 26-30, 28-30, 21-30 9-8 12-93/14 Ball State W 30-20, 30-22, 30-11 — 13-93/16 Ball State W 30-23, 30-22, 30-21 — 14-93/29 at Pepperdine* L 30-28, 26-30, 25-30, 21-30 9-9 14-103/31 at USC* W 30-27, 30-20, 30-26 10-9 15-104/4 Cal Baptist W 30-23, 22-30, 30-25, 20-30, 15-11 — 16-104/6 UC Irvine* W 23-30, 24-30, 30-28, 30-28, 17-15 11-9 17-104/11 Long Beach State* W 30-27, 30-23, 38-36 12-9 18-104/13 at UC San Diego* W 30-26, 30-24, 30-28 13-9 19-104/21 3 at UC Santa Barbara L 17-30, 35-37, 30-27, 27-30 — 19-11

Home matches in bold. *MPSF matches. All home matches played in UCLA’s Pauley Pavilion. 1—at UCSB Tournament. 2—Kilgour Cup. 3—MPSF playoff s.

UCLA’S RECORD VS. OPPONENTS

American (PR) ....................1-0Ball State ...........................19-1BYU ................................32-15BYU (Hawaii) .....................1-0Cal Baptist ..........................4-0Calgary ................................3-0California ..........................27-0Cal Poly Pomona .................5-0Cal Poly SLO ....................10-0CS Northridge ..................54-7CS San Bernardino ..............2-0

Chico State ..........................3-0Concordia (NY) ..................5-0George Mason ...................10-0Hawaii ............................48-18Humboldt State...................1-0IPFW ..................................5-0Laval ...................................1-0La Verne ..............................4-0Lewis .................................12-2Long Beach State .............71-29Loyola-Chicago ...................3-0

Loyola-Marymount ...........59-1Manitoba ............................2-0Navy ...................................1-0Ohio State .........................13-1Oregon ................................2-0Pacifi c ................................24-1Penn State .........................22-5Pepperdine ......................71-29Rutgers-Newark ..................7-0San Diego State .................62-2San Jose State ......................1-0

FINAL 2007 RESULTS

Springfi eld College ..............4-0Stanford ..........................58-12UC Davis ..........................15-0UC Irvine ..........................50-7UC Riverside .......................1-0UC San Diego ...................44-0UC Santa Barbara .........111-28UC Santa Cruz ..................14-0UC San Francisco ................2-0USC ................................85-31Westmont College ...............1-0


OVERALL RECORD: 19-11 (13-2 HOME; 5-8 AWAY; 1-1 NEUTRAL; 13-9, 5TH PLACE MPSF)

No., Player MP GP K KPG E TA Pct Ast SA SE SA/G RE Dig DPG BS BA TB BPG Pts#1 Tony Ker 30 105 0 0.0 0 1 .000 57 0 0 0.0 19 265 2.52 0 0 0 0.0 0 MPSF 22 79 0 0.0 0 1 .000 43 0 0 0.0 15 192 2.43 0 0 0 0.0 0#2 Sean O’Malley 8 13 26 2.0 11 58 .259 2 2 4 0.2 0 4 0.31 1 4 5 0.4 31.0 MPSF 5 9 24 2.7 10 52 .269 1 2 4 0.2 0 4 0.44 1 4 5 0.6 29.0#5 Beau Peters 13 22 2 0.1 1 4 .250 90 4 11 0.2 0 8 0.36 1 3 4 0.2 8.5 MPSF 8 12 0 0.0 0 0 .000 25 1 4 0.1 0 4 0.33 0 1 1 0.1 1.5#6 Jeff Woodley 1 1 1 1.0 0 1 1.00 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.0 1.0#7 Garrett Muagututia 30 103 301 2.9 142 650 .245 27 19 59 0.2 18 155 1.50 10 57 67 0.6 358.5 MPSF 22 81 242 3.0 109 516 .258 20 15 49 0.2 14 121 1.49 7 51 58 0.7 289.5#10 Brett Perrine 27 94 180 1.9 55 397 .315 11 18 74 0.2 0 33 0.35 6 88 94 1.0 248.0 MPSF 21 74 138 1.9 45 311 .299 8 11 54 0.2 0 25 0.34 3 71 74 1.0 187.5#12 Dylan Bowermaster 17 27 42 1.6 21 82 .256 6 5 10 0.2 9 16 0.59 3 4 7 0.3 52.0 MPSF 10 16 18 1.1 13 38 .132 3 1 8 0.1 4 11 0.69 3 3 6 0.4 23.5#14 Steve Klosterman 30 110 472 4.3 161 994 .313 19 29 101 0.3 2 127 1.15 11 83 94 0.9 553.5 MPSF 22 82 341 4.2 117 715 .313 16 19 72 0.2 2 92 1.12 6 71 77 0.9 401.5#15 Matt Wade 26 70 13 0.2 5 40 .200 588 4 16 0.1 0 75 1.07 2 34 36 0.5 36.0 MPSF 21 59 11 0.2 5 37 .162 547 4 15 0.1 0 72 1.22 2 32 34 0.6 33.0#16 Kent Kraushaar 7 9 9 1.0 5 24 .167 0 0 3 0.0 0 6 0.67 0 1 1 0.1 9.5 MPSF 4 5 3 0.6 3 7 .000 0 0 1 0.0 0 1 0.20 0 0 0 0.0 3.0#17 D.J. Stromath 3 3 1 0.3 2 7 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 1 0.33 1 0 1 0.3 2.0#19 Jamie Diefenbach 29 101 228 2.3 75 444 .345 4 13 67 0.1 0 32 0.32 12 111 123 1.2 308.5 MPSF 21 76 175 2.3 60 349 .330 4 8 51 0.1 0 27 0.36 5 93 98 1.3 234.5#21 Paul George 30 110 344 3.1 115 679 .337 22 32 105 0.3 31 155 1.41 7 66 73 0.7 416.0 MPSF 22 82 246 3.0 86 494 .324 12 25 80 0.3 24 115 1.40 2 50 52 0.6 298.0#23 Ryan Ratelle 1 1 0 0.0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.0 0.0#25 Kevin Ker 28 93 33 0.4 7 63 .413 778 25 63 0.3 1 80 0.86 6 30 36 0.4 79.0 MPSF 21 71 23 0.3 5 41 .439 527 15 51 0.2 1 54 0.76 4 23 27 0.4 53.5#30 Mark Lovein 6 9 11 1.2 1 20 .500 0 0 6 0.0 0 2 0.22 1 1 2 0.2 12.5 MPSF 4 5 2 0.4 1 8 .125 0 0 2 0.0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.0 2.0#33 Eric Chaghouri 15 30 0 0.0 0 1 .000 3 2 5 0.1 2 18 0.60 0 0 0 0.0 2.0 MPSF 11 22 0 0.0 0 0 .000 1 2 5 0.1 1 9 0.41 0 0 0 0.0 2.0#51 Shaun Nichols 18 37 57 1.5 10 113 .416 2 5 23 0.1 0 6 0.16 2 26 28 0.8 77.0 MPSF 14 27 46 1.7 8 89 .427 0 4 19 0.2 0 4 0.15 1 22 23 0.9 62.0TEAM OVERALL 11 TEAM MPSF 7 UCLA Totals 30 110 1720 15.64 611 3578 .310 1609 158 547 1.4 93 983 8.94 63 508 317.0 2.9 (5.18) 2195.0 MPSF 22 82 1269 15.48 462 2658 .304 1207 107 415 1.3 68 731 8.91 34 421 244.5 2.9 (5.54) 1620.5

Opponents 30 110 1615 14.68 647 3468 .279 1537 93 463 0.8 158 1034 9.40 65 412 271.0 2.5 (4.33) 1979.0 MPSF 22 82 1226 14.95 484 2607 .285 1175 68 360 0.8 107 769 9.38 42 323 203.5 2.5 (4.45) 1497.5

*indicates league and overall statistics are identical.

FINAL 2007 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS


2007 MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS

FINAL 2007 NCAA INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL RANKINGS

BlockingT13. Jamie Diefenbach 1.22

Digs Average10. Tony Ker 2.52

Kills Per Game15. Steve Klosterman 4.29

Points Per GameT12. Steve Klosterman 5.03

Team Hitting Percentage9. UCLA .310

2007 FINAL TEAM RANKINGS

Final 2007 AVCA Poll1. UC Irvine2. Pepperdine 3. IPFW4. BYU5. UC Santa Barbara6. Penn State7. UCLA8. Cal State Northridge9. Ohio State10. Hawaii11. Loyola-Chicago12. USC13. Ball State14. Long Beach State15. Pacifi c

2007 UCLA RECORD BREAKDOWNall matches .............................................................................19-11vs. conference opponents ..........................................................13-9home matches at Pauley Pavilion ..............................................13-2home matches at the Wooden Center .........................................0-0Playing on a Wednesday .............................................................5-4playing on a Th ursday ................................................................1-1playing on a Friday ...................................................................10-3playing on a Saturday .................................................................3-3in three-game matches ..............................................................11-6in four-game matches .................................................................4-2in fi ve-game matches ..................................................................4-3

UCLA’S RECORD WHEN THEY …Won the 1st game ....................................................................18-3Won the 2nd game ...................................................................15-3Won the 3rd game ....................................................................16-3Went three games .....................................................................11-6Went four games ........................................................................4-2Went fi ve games .........................................................................4-3

2007 UCLA TEAM HIGHS AND LOWS UCLA UCLA High LowKills: 81 vs. PEP, 1/24 38 twice Attempts: 183 vs. PEP, 1/24 88 twiceHit. Pct.: .537 vs. CSN, 2/21 .139 at UOP, 2/16Assists: 75 vs. PEP, 1/24 25 vs. UOP, 1/5Aces: 9 four matches 0 twiceDigs: 50 vs. UCSB, 2/23 13 at BYU, 1/12Blocks: 26.0 vs. UCI, 4/6 2 vs. USC, 1/27

Opponent Opponent High LowKills: 86 by PEP, 1/24 25 by Ball Sate, 3/14Attempts: 177 by PEP, 1/24 78 by BYU, 1/12 Hit. Pct.: .533 by USC, 1/27 -.021 by Ball State, 3/14Assists: 85 by PEP, 1/24 23 by Ball State, 3/14Aces: 7 by UOP, 1/5 0 by fi ve teamsDigs: 60 by PEP, 1/24 20 by USC 3/31Blocks: 18.5 by UH, 3/2 2 by CS Northridge, 2/21

2007 INDIVIDUAL SEASON BESTS

Points ...........35.0 Steve Klosterman vs. CSN, 2/21 31.5 Klosterman at UCSB, 4/21 29.5 Klosterman at LBS, 2/28 25.0 Jamie Diefenbach vs. PEP, 1/24 25.0 Garrett Muagututia vs. PEP, 1/24Kills .................31 Steve Klosterman vs. CSN, 2/21 28 Klosterman at UCSB, 4/21 27 Klosterman at LBS, 2/28 23 Klosterman vs. UCSB, 2/23 22 Klosterman at PEP, 3/29Attempts .........62 Steve Klosterman at UCSB, 4/21 53 Garrett Muagututia vs. PEP, 1/24 51 Klosterman vs. UCSB, 2/23 49 Klosterman vs. LBS, 3/28, at LBS, 2/28 45 Klosterman vs. CSN, 2/21 Muagututia at UCSB, 1/17Hitting Pct. ...700 Paul George at BYU, 1/12 .692 Steve Klosterman vs. Ball State, 3/14 .667 Brett Perrine, vs. Cal Baptist, 4/4 .667 Klosterman vs. CSN, 2/21 .667 George vs. Stanford, 2/10Assists ..............63 Matt Wade vs. PEP, 1/24 62 Kevin Ker at UCSB, 4/21 59 Wade at CSN, 1/19 59 Ker vs. UCSB, 2/23 56 Ker at PEP, 3/29Aces ...................6 Paul George at UCSB, 1/17 4 George at USC, 3/31 4 Steve Klosterman vs. UH, 2/2 4 Klosterman vs. UOP, 1/5 3 Kevin Ker vs. LUC, 3/7Digs ................18 Tony Ker vs. UOP, 2/9 18 Ker vs. UCSB, 2/23 15 Paul George vs. PEP, 1/24 15 Ker vs. UCSD, 3/2 15 Ker vs. LUC, 3/7Total Blocks ....11 Garrett Muagututia vs. UCI, 4/6 10 Jamie Diefenbach at LBS, 2/28 10 Diefenbach at Stanford, 2/17 10 Brett Perrine vs. UOP, 2/9 9 Diefenbach at UCSB, 1/17


THE MOUNTAIN PACIFIC SPORTS FEDERATION

FINAL 2007 MPSF STANDINGS League Record OverallTeam W L Pct. W L Pct.Pepperdine 21 1 .955 26 3 .897BYU 18 4 .818 23 6 .793UC Irvine 17 5 .773 29 5 .853UC Santa Barbara 14 8 .636 20 12 .625UCLA 13 9 .591 19 11 .633Hawaii 11 11 .500 13 14 .481CS Northridge 11 11 .500 18 15 .545USC 9 13 .409 12 16 .429Pacifi c 8 14 .364 14 17 .452Long Beach State 6 16 .273 11 17 .393Stanford 2 20 .091 3 25 .107UC San Diego 2 20 .091 5 23 .179

2007 MPSF STATISTICAL LEADERS

HITTING PERCENTAGE

1. David Smith, UCI .5732. Th eo Brunner, UCSB .5313. Dio Dante, UH .4064. Aaron Harrell, UCI .4565. Russell Holmes, BYU .4496. Greg Gaudino, PEP .4467. David Kennedy, UCSB .4328. James Lischer, CSN .4269. Rodnei Santos, BYU .40310. Yosleyder Cala, BYU .402

KILL AVERAGE

1. Evan Patak, UCSB 5.982. Paul Carroll, PEP 5.693. Juan Figueroa, USC 5.114. Dan Rhodes, CSN 4.565. Lauri Hakala, UH 4.436. Paul Lotman, LBS 4.397. Steve Klosterman, UCLA 4.168. Yosleyder Cala, BYU 4.159. Pekka Seppanen, UOP 3.9810. Evan Romero, Stanford 3.93

BLOCKING AVERAGE

1. Dio Dante, UH 2.062. Tom Hulse, PEP 1.943. David Smith, UCI 1.444. Russell Holmes, BYU 1.435. Matt Rawson, UH 1.406. Brian Beckwith, UH 1.327. Jamie Diefenbach, UCLA 1.298. Andrew Vernon, USC 1.26 Rodnei Santos, BYU 1.2610 Dan Alexander, LBS 1.25

SERVICE ACE AVERAGE

1. Evan Patak, UCSB 1.022. Paul Carroll, PEP 0.533. Eric Vance, CSN 0.424. Jayson Jablonsky, UCI 0.38 Matt Webber, UCI 0.386. Pekka Seppanen, UOP 0.327. Paul Lotman, LBS 0.318. Paul George, UCLA 0.30 Brian Berman, UCSB 0.3010. Two tied at 0.27

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

2007 UC Irvine2006 UCLA2005 Pepperdine2004 BYU2003 BYU2002 Pepperdine2001† UCLA2000† UCLA1999† BYU1998† Pepperdine1997† Stanford1996† UCLA1995† UCLA1994* UCLA, Stanford1993* UCLA, Stanford1992* Pepperdine, Long Beach St.1991* UCLA, USC1990* UCLA, Long Beach St.1989# UCLA, Stanford 1988 USC 1987 UCLA 1986 USC 1985 Pepperdine 1984 UCLA 1983 UCLA 1982 UCLA 1981 USC 1980 UCLA 1979 UCLA 1978 UCLA 1977 USC1976 UCLA1975 UC Santa Barbara1974 UC Santa Barbara1973 Long Beach State1972 San Diego State1971 San Diego State1970 UCLA1969 UC Santa Barbara1968 San Diego State1967 UCLA1966 UCLA1965 UCLA1964 UCLAUCLA’s MPSF Playoff Record: 24-7 (since 1993)*Division champions. #Shared title.† MPSF Champion under divisional playoff format.

ASSIST AVERAGE

1. Yamil Perez, BYU 13.812. Jonathan Winder, PEP 13.063. Jimmy Killian, USC 12.744. Brian Th ornton, UCI 12.655. Connor Eaton, LBS 12.626. Brian Beckwith, UH 12.167. Bart Kowalski, UCSB 11.938. Garrett Morales, UOP 11.739. Travis Bleumling, CSN 11.7210. Brooks Dierdorff , UCSD 11.59

DIG AVERAGE

1. Eric Leserman, UCSD 2.912. Tony Ker, UCLA 2.433. Eric Kalima, UH 2.364. Luke Morris, USC 2.175. Jonathan Winder, PEP 2.106. Joel Silva, BYU 2.087. Ric Cervantes, UH 2.058. Kawika Shoji, Stanford 2.00 Andres Baboulidis, UOP 2.0010. Ben Brockman, UCSB 1.98

POINTS AVERAGE

1. Evan Patak, UCSB 7.402. Paul Carroll, PEP 6.783. Juan Figueroa, USC 5.664. Paul Lotman, LBS 5.145. Lauri Hakala, HAW 5.056. Dan Rhodes, CSN 4.977. Steve Klosterman, UCLA 4.908. Yosleyder Cala, BYU 4.749. Pekka Seppanen, UOP 4.6810. Jayson Jablonsky, UCI 4.57

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