Guide Contents UC Davis Men s Soccer Quick Facts AGGIE SOCCER STADIUM 2006 UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER 1

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1 Guide Contents Quick Facts Roster...2 Head Coach Dwayne Shaffer...3 Assistant Coaches: Felipe Restrepo/Jason Hotaling...4 PLAYER PROFILES Mariano Arrua/Russ Brown...5 Darren Hammond/Charles Warne...6 Paul Cain/Julien Cerutti/Greg Hammond...7 Nicholas Lind/Hunter Maloney/Derek Shaffer...8 Matt Slagle/Brian Wickers/Quincy Amarikwa...9 Sule Anibaba/Taylor Aungst/Dan Campbell/Ian Conklin...10 Dylan Curtis/Ahmad Hatifie/Juan Hernandez/Jake Mogelson...11 Jordan Vanderpoorten/Paul Marcoux/ Fernando Vargas/Nathan Javadi...12 Derek LeBon/Chris Leer/Ross Warnlof/Ken Yasuoka RECAP 2005 Season Results Individual Statistics...15 Big West Conference Recap PROGRAM HISTORY Individual Records...18 Team Records...19 Honors & Awards...20 All-Time Letterwinners CAMPUS SECTION This is UC Davis... i-ii About UC Davis Athletics...iii-iv Facilities Overview...v-vi Transition to Division I...vii 2006 UC Davis Men s Soccer Quick Facts School: University of California, Davis (UC Davis) Address : One Shields Avenue / Davis, CA Established/Founded: 1905/1908 Enrollment: 29,637 Nickname: Aggies Colors: Yale Blue & Gold National Affi liation: NCAA Division I Provisional (Reclassifying from D-II) Conference: Independent Home Sites: Aggie Soccer Stadium (1,000) Chancellor: Dr. Larry Vanderhoef (Wisc. Milwaukee 64) Director of Athletics: Greg Warzecka (UC Berkeley 73) Senior Associate A.D.: Pam Gill-Fisher (UC Davis 71) Associate A.D.s External Affairs: Larry Swanson (Oregon State 65) Business & Game Mgmt.: Bob Bullis (Northern Iowa 71) Assistant A.D.s Media Relations: Mike Robles (Cal Poly 88) Football Ops & Event Mgmt: Mitch Campbell (UC Davis 87) Marketing & Promotions: Scott Brayton (UC Davis 94) Compliance: Jennifer Cardone (Adelphi 90) Development: Mike Angius (UC Davis 77) Faculty Athletic Rep.: Dr. Kimberly Elsbach (Iowa 85) Head Athletic Trainer: Jeff Hogan (UC Davis 81) Head Coach: Dwayne Shaffer (Chico State 88) Career Record: in 15 years UC Davis Record: in 9 years Coach s Offi ce: 326 Hickey Gym / One Shields Avenue/ Davis, CA Coach s Phone: (530) Coach s Address: dlshaffer@ucdavis.edu Assistant Coach: Felipe Restrepo (UC Davis 98) lfrestrepo@ucdavis.edu Assistant Coach: Jason Hotaling (Sonoma State 96) Note: UC Davis will become an official member of the Big West Conference in Media Relations Contact: John McMahon (SUNY Oswego 95) Media Relations Offi ce: (530) McMahon s Home Phone: (530) McMahon s Address: jmcmahon@ucdavis.edu Media Relations FAX: (530) Offi cial Website: Record: Letterwinners Ret/Lost: 19/4 Starters Ret/Lost: 10/1 AGGIE SOCCER STADIUM One of the finest playing surfaces in Northern California, Aggie Soccer Stadium has been the home to the UC Davis men s and women s soccer teams since 1985, and the Aggie women s lacrosse team since Built with primarily volunteer time materials, Aggie Soccer Stadium is a product of the community s dedication to the sport of soccer. The stadium bleachers, which have a capacity of 1,200 spectators, are the result of a 10-year project that reached completion in There are 65 nameplates affixed to the seat backs to recognize major stadium contributors. Additionally, an electronic scoreboard and high-fidelity sound system has been added to the facility. Furthermore, new restrooms and concessions were added to the baseball/soccer complex during the year. In the summer of 2005, the field was resurfaced with a Bermuda hybrid and a new irrigation system was installed. Mark Lucas, who had previously worked at Cal, returned to UC Davis to supervise this project. Aggie Soccer Stadium was among those facilities invited to submit invitations to become practice facilities for the 1994 World Cup UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER 1

2 2006 UC Davis Men s Soccer Roster NUMERICAL No Player Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown School(s) Major 00 Ross WARNLOF GK Fr. Danville, Calif. San Ramon Valley HS 06 Communication 0 Derek SHAFFER* GK Jr. Santa Rosa, Calif. Piner HS 04 Crop Science & Management 1 Charles WARNE*** GK Sr. Davis, Calif. Jesuit HS 02 English 2 Ahmad HATIFIE* MF So. Alameda, Calif. Alameda HS 04 Neurobiology, Physiology & Behavior 3 Jake MOGELSON* D So. Sonoma, Calif. Sonoma Valley HS 05 Food Science 4 Hunter MALONEY** D Jr. Templeton, Calif. San Luis Obispo HS 03 Exercise Biology 5 Chris LEER F Fr. Danville, Calif. San Ramon Valley HS 06 Communication 6 Paul CAIN** D Jr. Redlands, Calif. Redlands HS 04 English 7 Nicholas LIND** MF Jr. Mission Viejo, Calif. Tesoro HS 04 Managerial Economics/Statistics 8 Sule ANIBABA* MF So. Davis, Calif. Davis HS 04 Exploratory 9 Ian CONKLIN* MF So. San Ramon, Calif. California HS 05 Undeclared 10 Mariano ARRUA*** MF Sr. Burlingame, Calif. Burlingame HS 03 Managerial Economics 11 Jordan VANDERPOORTEN* D So. La Verne, Calif. Damien HS 05 Political Science 12 Darren HAMMOND** D Sr. Alamo, Calif. San Ramon Valley HS 02 Economics 13 Dylan CURTIS* MF/F So. Pleasanton, Calif. Amador Valley HS 05 Managerial Economics 14 Taylor AUNGST* D/MF So. Trabuco Canyon, Calif. El Toro HS 05 Managerial Economics 15 Paul MARCOUX MF/F RFr. Mountain View, Calif. The King s Academy 05 Mechanical Engineering 16 Dan CAMPBELL* D/MF So. Benicia, Calif. Benicia HS 05 Undeclared 17 Juan HERNANDEZ* MF So. Newhall, Calif. Hart HS 05 Design 18 Julien CERUTTI** MF Jr. Fountain Valley, Calif. Corona Del Mar HS 04 International Relations 19 Matt SLAGLE* D Jr. San Ramon, Calif. California HS 03 English 20 Ken YASUOKA MF Fr. Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif. Palos Verdes Peninsula HS 06 Mechanical Engineering 21 Fernando VARGAS MF RFr. Modesto, Calif. Ceres HS 05 Exercise Biology 22 Quincy AMARIKWA* F So. Bakersfi eld, Calif. Liberty HS 05 Biological Sciences 23 Russ BROWN*** D Sr. Santa Barbara, Calif. San Macros HS 02 Sociology 24 Nathan JAVADI D Fr. Lake Forest, Calif. El Toro HS 06 Biological Sciences 25 Derek LEBON D/F Fr. Laguna Beach, Calif. Laguna Beach HS 06 Economics 26 Brian WICKERS* GK Jr. Bay Point, Calif. De La Salle HS 03 Neurobiology, Physiology & Behavior Greg HAMMOND** MF/F Jr. Alamo, Calif. Monte Vista HS 04 Undeclared * - denotes years lettered at UC Davis Dwayne SHAFFER Head Coach, 10th Year (Chico State 88) Felipe RESTREPO Assistant Coach, 6th Year (UC Davis 98) Jason HOTALING Assistant Coach, 2nd Year (Sonoma State 96) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Quincy AMARIKWA: ah-mair-uh-kwah (similar to America ) SULE ANIBABA: soo-lay AH-nee-BAH-bah MARIANO ARRUA: MAH-ree-AH-noh ah-roo-ah Julien CERUTTI: seh-roo-tee AHMAD HATIFIE: ah-mod hah-tee-fee Nathan JAVADI: juh-vah-dee Derek LEBON: leh-bahn Paul MARCOUX: mar-koo Derek/Dwayne SHAFFER: SHAY-fer Charles WARNE: like warn Ken YASUOKA: YAH-soo-OH-kah UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER

3 A G G I E C O A C H P R O F I L E S Dwayne Shaffer In 2006, Dwayne Shaffer will begin his 10th season as the head coach of the UC Davis men s soccer program. With nearly two decades of collegiate coaching experience, Shaffer continues to be the guiding force for the Aggies through the reclassification period as he seeks to make UC Davis one of the most competitive teams in the West and one that will qualify for the Division I NCAA Tournament on an annual basis. In nine years at UC Davis, Shaffer s teams have averaged double-digit wins each season and have compiled an overall record of (.580). In the Aggies last six years in the California Collegiate Athletic Association, Shaffer guided the team to two first-place and four second-place finishes. In 1999, he led the Aggies to a school-record 16 victories and the school s first appearance in the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals in 23 years. That year, he was named CCAA Coach of the Year as well as the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) West Region Coach of the Year. The Aggies set a record in 1999 by going unbeaten in 13 consecutive games. Prior to coming to UC Davis, Shaffer spent one season as the head coach at Dayton, which followed a three-year stint as assistant head coach at Clemson. While at Clemson, he helped guide the Tigers to a record and two trips to the second round of the NCAA Division I Tournament. On two occasions, Clemson was ranked the No. 1 team in the nation. Prior to Clemson, he served four years as head coach at Santa Rosa Junior College where his teams won 52 games. His career coaching record stands at (.614). Shaffer s career has been one highlighted by recruiting and coaching some of the top student-athletes, both on and off the field. In his nine years at UC Davis, Shaffer has coached 21 student-athletes who have gone on to either attend graduate school or medical school. That number includes Matt DeJong, who received a NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Award. DeJong also set the UC Davis career scoring record and was drafted by the MISL s Sacramento Knights, becoming the only rookie to make the team that year. Four years later, Ryan Shaw eclipsed DeJong s mark and was subsequentially drafted by the Los Angeles Galaxy of the MLS. He also played in several MLS development games in Shaw was named UC Davis Male Athlete of the Year. While at Dayton, Shaffer recruited Mark Schulte, who went on to play Major League Soccer. In addition, four others were drafted by the A-League. At Clemson, Shaffer helped recruit and coach a total of nine players who would go on to play in MLS. He also helped coach the nation s leading scorer in 1993 and At UC Davis, 10 Aggies have garnered Head Coach YEAR 10th ALMA MATER Chico State 88 first-team All-Conference honors under Shaffer while 14 have been named NSCAA All-Region. One former Aggie, Sean Buchanan, received All-America honors. Shaffer coached two All-Americans in his four-year stint at Santa Rosa JC. He also coached the leading scorer in the state as well as the most valuable player of the Northern California region. Shaffer s standout collegiate playing career, which featured a.795 winning percentage, began at Santa Rosa JC where he was named allconference and led the team to a two-year record of and a pair of conference championships. As a sophomore, Shaffer played central defender on a unit that allowed just seven goals in 24 games, including 13 consecutive shutouts. Following Santa Rosa, he went on to play two seasons at Chico State and helped lead the Wildcats to a record and an NCAA Tournament appearance during his junior season. He has also served as a Region IV Olympic Development Program staff member. Shaffer earned his bachelor s degree and his master s in physical education with a teaching/coaching emphasis from Chico State. He enjoys watching and supporting Major League Soccer. Shaffer and his wife, Lara, have two daughters; Shay (6) and Skye (5). SHAFFER at UC DAVIS Overall Conference Year W L T W L T Conference Finish Postseason Independent (not eligible) Independent (not eligible) nd, CCAA North (not eligible) nd, CCAA North st, CCAA North CCAA Final nd, CCAA North st, CCAA North CCAA Tournament NCAA Quarterfi nals T2nd, CCAA North CCAA Final rd, NCAC Totals UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER 3

4 Felipe Restrepo Restrepo begins his sixth season as an assistant coach with the Aggies with primary duties of training, team management and recruiting. Restrepo also worked closely with the goalkeepers during his first three seasons. In addition to his duties with UC Davis, Restrepo works in the local youth soccer system with the Davis Gunners. In 2004, he was a Region IV Olympic Development Program staff member, working with the 1988 boys age group. Restrepo also served as an assistant coach for the Davis High School girls team, which captured the Monticello Empire League title last season. He holds a United States Soccer Federation national A coaching license. In his first season with the Aggies, he helped guide the program to the California Collegiate Athletic Association North Division title in 2001 and a berth in the championship match of the CCAA tournament. The Aggies finished that season with a No. 22 national ranking. In 2002, he helped lead the team to a record and a No. 3 regional ranking before posting a record in Restrepo also worked closely with former Aggie standout Nic Platter, who is currently a member of the United Soccer League s Minnesota Thunder. Platter finished his UC Davis career in 2003 as the all-time leader in shutouts (17) and saves (195). Assistant Coach YEAR 6th ALMA MATER UC Davis 98 Prior to arriving at UC Davis, Restrepo spent three years as an assistant coach at Cal State Monterey Bay while completing his master s degree in education. He also served as the boys head coach at York HS in Monterey, where he earned Coach of the Year honors. Restrepo was a four-year letterwinner at UC Davis from his midfielder position. He started 52 of his final 55 games and was a second-team All-Northern California Athletic Conference performer as a junior. He has been a member of the state and regional ODP teams as a player. In 1999, he attended the U.S. Soccer Festival with U-23 Region IV ODP team. A 1998 graduate of UC Davis, Restrepo has a bachelor s degree in human development, a master s in education and is currently in the doctoral program at UC Davis in educational pyschology. In 2002, he married another former Aggie soccer player, Mandi Berman. Jason Hotaling hometown of Rohnert Park, Calif., where he finished his undergraduate degree at Sonoma State. Hotaling majored in speech communiciation with a minor in English. In joining the UC Davis soccer staff in 2005, Jason Hotaling reunited with his former coach, Dwayne Shaffer. He played for Shaffer at Santa Rosa Junior College in 1991 and 1992 before concluding his career at Chico State. Hotaling enters his second season at UC Davis. Hotaling arrived to the Aggie program from College of Marin, where he served as goalkeepers coach in He also assisted with district and state ODP programs during his previous two years. After his collegiate career, Hotaling was a member of the Chico Rooks of the Premier Development League. He then returned to his Assistant Coach YEAR 2nd ALMA MATER Sonoma State 96 Five to Go Sporting a career Aggie mark of , Dwayne Shaffer needs just five more victories to become the second UC Davis men s soccer coach to amass 100 wins. Cal Aggie Athletics Hall of Fame inductee Will Lotter compiled a partial record of in 16 seasons. His exact win-loss figure is unknown, however, as UC Davis Athletics has no final record for the 1972, 1982 or 1984 seasons. Listed below are the UC Davis career coaching records since Bill LaQuard revived the program from a three-year hiatus in Prior to LaQuard, the team was coached by one of its players. Coach (Years) Record Pct. Dwayne Shaffer (1997-Present) Simon Davies ( ) Jesus Rico ( ) Will Lotter ( ) *.559 Ray Gutierrez ( ) Bill LaQuard ( ) * Incomplete record UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER

5 A G G I E P L A Y E R P R O F I L E S Mariano Arrua 10 a senior... Scored 24 goals and had 15 assists that year, earning Golden Boot Award... Helped team to back-to-back Central Coast Section finals and PAL titles... Played club ball for DeAnza Ruckus. PERSONAL: Born in Napoli, Italy... Managerial economics major... Parents are Ramon Arrua and Elsa Andrade... Ramon played professionally in the Italian League... Career highlight was scoring game-winning goals from the kickoff spot... Best athletes he s faced are Christopher Sullivan and Juan Carlos Porras, both of whom are World Cup professionals... Invited to the U.S. Under-20 Men s National Team training camp in Bradenton, Fla. in summer of Scored lone goal in exhibition game against Colorado Rapids (MLS). 2005: Appeared in 16 games, starting Took 11 shots with a goal and assist for the year... First career goal lifted Aggies to 1-0 win over Notre Dame de Namur with just 0:48 remaining (9/7)... Assisted Quincy Amarikwa on game-winner in 62nd minute vs. UC Irvine (11/5). 2004: Started 3 of 13 games played... Attempted 2 shots but did not score. 2003: Played in 18 games as a reserve... Took 4 shots with no goals. BURLINGAME HS 03: Twice earned first-team All-Palo Alto League honors, including Offensive Player of the Year distinction as Midfielder 5-7/147 Senior Burlingame, Calif. Burlingame HS 03 Managerial Economics / / / Total 47/ Russ Brown 23 collecting rebound and putback in final minutes of first half. 2002: Redshirted. SAN MARCOS HS 02: Earned three varsity letters in soccer and two in volleyball Recorded 11 goals during senior season in leading team to Channel League championship... Was an all-league selection during junior year National Achievement Scholar recipient and received top Scholar-Athlete award... Played club ball for Santa Barbara. PERSONAL: Born in Menlo Park, Calif... Majoring in sociology... Parents are Willie Brown & Judy Senning-Brown... Says his favorite soccer facility is Stanford s. 2005: Started 18 games in Aggie backfield... Fired 9 shots (3 on frame), scoring a goal... Lone score was a header in 4th minute against UC Santa Barbara (10/26). 2004: Played in 17 games, starting Totalled 2 shots and posted an assist... Teamed up with Nicholas Lind on first Aggie assist, sending quick passes to set up Ryan Shaw in 24th minute at Oregon State (9/17). 2003: Appeared in 15 games, starting 5... Scored one goal on 7 shots... Nailed first collegiate goal to open 3-0 win vs. Cal State Stanislaus (9/19), Defender 5-10/170 Senior Santa Barbara, Calif. San Marcos HS 02 Sociology / / / Total 50/ Senior Russ Brown Senior Mariano Arrua 2006 UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER 5

6 Darren Hammond 12 2 goals on 6 shots for 4 total points... First career goal came in 86th minute at Cal State Stanislaus (9/20), forcing overtime in an eventual Aggie 2-1 win. SAN RAMON VALLEY HS 02: Twice received All-East Bay Athletic League honors and named team captain both junior and senior years... Led team to EBAL and North Coast Section titles as a senior... Scholarathlete all four years... Played club ball for Tri Valley United. PERSONAL: Born in Castro Valley, Calif... Economics major... Parents are David & Janice Hammond... Standing 6-foot-3, is Aggies tallest field player... Younger brother, Greg, is a two-year UC Davis veteran who is redshirting the 2006 season. 2005: Redshirted. 2004: Started all 16 games played... Took 3 shots with no goals... Had one assist, setting up Nicholas Lind for lone goal in opener with USF (9/2). 2003: Started 14 of 16 games played... Finished year with a goal and assist for 3 total points... Attempted 12 shots... Both scoring plays came in 3-1 win at Cal State L.A. (10/17)... Recorded first career assist to Ryan Shaw in 25th minute, then converted pass from Ben Swatez in 42nd. 2002: Appeared in 15 games, all as a reserve... Scored Midfielder 5-7/147 Senior Burlingame, Calif. Burlingame HS 03 Managerial Economics / / Total 32/ Senior Darren Hammond Charles Warne 2005: Made 8 starts in net, compiling 687:35... Also saw brief action as field player vs. Dayton (9/11) and at UC Irvine (9/23)... Posted 28 saves against just 7 goals for.800 save average... Finished with 0.92 GAA... Earned first shutout vs. Notre Dame de Namur (9/7), posting 3 saves in 1-0 win... Also blanked Cal Poly (10/14), stopping 3 shots... Recorded season-best 8 saves in 110 minutes at UC Riverside (9/25), his third of three double- OT starts : Started 17 games in net, logging 1,550:08 minutes... Surrendered 26 goals for 1.51 GAA... Posted 75 saves for.743 save percentage... Had 2 shutouts and combined (with Jake Martini) on a third... First shutout was 1-0 home victory over San Diego State (9/24)... Later blanked Sacramento State, 1-0 (11/9)... Tallied careerhigh 11 saves vs. Santa Clara (9/4). 2003: Appeared in 6 games, starting one... Made most of first career start: posted 3 saves and earned first career shutout in 1-0 overtime win over S.F. State (10/28)... Had 2 saves in 30:42 to earn decision in Aggies 2-1 win at Sonoma State (10/25). 2002: Redshirted. JESUIT HS 02: Earned first-team all-city and All-Metro League honors as a senior... Compiled school-record 19 shutouts... Led team to Metro League title and CIF Sac-Joaquin Section championship in final season... Team finished with a record and No.4 national ranking... Posted 19 shutouts in career, most in school history... Played club ball for Davis Eclipse, reaching 2002 State Cup final. Goalkeeper 6-5/185 Senior Davis, Calif. Jesuit HS 02 English PERSONAL: Born in Minnesota... Dean s List student, majoring in English... Parents are Bruce & Diane Warne... His uncle, Chris Mietus, earned all-conference baseball honors for UC Davis... Career highlight was beating archrival Davis HS in the CIF-SJS semis... As such, he would title his autobiography Jesuit 2, Davis 1. Year G/ GS GA Avg. ShO W-L-T Sv Min / : / : / :35 Total 31/ :34 Senior Charles Warne UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER

7 Paul Cain 2005: Started all 19 games, bringing his streak of career starts to Took 4 shots, including 2 on goal... Had one assist for the year, sending a long serve to Dan Campbell in opener vs. Oregon State (9/1)... Arguably his most memorable play did not show up on stat sheet... In win vs. Stanford (9/4), saved ball from rolling out of bounds, then immediately flipped it to Juan Hernandez, who sent a long assist to Campbell for the game-winning goal. 2004: One of five Aggies (and only 6 freshman) to start all 18 games... Recorded 4 shot attempts for the season. REDLANDS HS 04: Captured All-Citrus Belt League accolades for three straight years, including first-team honors as a junior and senior... Scored 18 goals in his last two seasons... Posted 12 assists as a senior... Also lettered in track & field and badminton... Played for Pateadores Soccer Club in Mission Viejo from Team finished as Cal South State Cup semifinalist in Won Nomads College Showcase and finished as Coast Soccer League runner-up in Member of Cal South ODP team. PERSONAL: Born in Redlands, Calif... Majoring in English... Parents are Chris Cain and Mary Mailander... Plans on becoming a writer... Career highlight was leading Pateadoers to Nomads title in Best facility he s played is Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif., home of L.A. Galaxy. Defender 6-0/185 Junior Redlands, Calif. Redlands HS 04 English / / Total 37/ Julien Cerutti 2005: Saw action in 18 games, starting a pair... Had 4 shots with no goals. 2004: Played in 12 games, starting 3... Took 2 shots but did not score. Midfielder CORONA DEL MAR HS 04: Named to 5-7/155 All-Southern Section Div. Junior II third team 18 as a senior... Captured firstteam All-Pa- Fountain Valley, Calif. cific Coast League honors as a junior... Selected as Rookie of the Year as a freshman... Corona Del Mar HS 03 Played club ball for Slammers FC (Newport Beach) and Pateadores SC (Mission Viejo). PERSONAL: Born in Los Angeles, Calif... Majoring in international relations... Parents are Fabian & Tania Cerutti... Nicknamed Juelz or Juju / / Total 30/ Greg Hammond RS title and North Coast Section finals berth... Won CIF-NCS Scholar-Athlete merit all four years... Played two years of club ball for Walnut Creek Diablos, which won the Premier League title. PERSONAL: Born in Chicago, Ill... Has yet to declare a major... Parents are David & Janice Hammond... Older brother, Darren, is a senior defender on the Aggies... Sports hero is French star Thierry Henry... Career highlight was scoring game-winner in CIF- NCS semifinals. 2005: Appeared in 16 games, starting Took 13 shots but did not score. 2004: Started 5 of 17 games played... Was 4th on team with 16 shots... Had 2 assists for the year... First career assist was to Nicholas Lind in 72nd minute vs. Santa Clara (9/4)... Also supplied long pass to Ryan Shaw in 80th minute vs. Dominican a week later (9/11). MONTE VISTA HS 04: Led team in scoring and assists as a junior, earning team MVP honors... Won team s Captain s Award as a senior... Led team to East Bay Athletic League Midfielder/Forward 6-0/165 Junior Alamo, Calif. Monte Vista HS 04 Undeclared / / Total 33/ International Relations 2006 UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER 7

8 Nicholas Lind 2005: Started all 18 games played... Led team in goals (3) and total points (9) and shared team lead in assists (3)... Finished 2nd in shots (23)... Season s first goal was game-winner in 109th minute to beat Dayton (9/11)... Also had a goal and assist in 2-0 win vs. Cal State Fullerton (9/28) and accounted for lone goal in 1-0 victory over Cal Poly (10/14). 2004: Started 15 games... Finished 2nd on team in goals (5), points (11) and shots (24)... Scored team s first two goals of the 7 season... First collegiate goal came in 86th minute of season opener at USF (9/2)... Scored Aggies lone goal vs. Santa Clara two days later, converting in 72nd minute (9/4)... Also had one assist for the year, teaming with Russ Brown to set up Ryan Shaw vs. Oregon State (9/17). TESORO HS 04: Earned first-team All-Pacific Coast League honors as a junior... Voted team MVP that year... Played for Pateodores Soccer Club along with current teammates Paul Cain and Julien Cerutti... Team won Nomads College Showcase and the Raleigh (N.C.) Shootout. PERSONAL: Born in Long Beach, Calif... Managerial economics and statistics double major... Parents are Achim & Debra Lind... Plans to earn his M.B.A... Lists Lukas Podolski as his sports hero... Related to soccer player/manager Jürgen Klinsmann... Career highlight was scoring two goals to beat Corona del Mar HS in a championship game. Midfielder 5-11/180 Junior Mission Viejo, Calif. Tesoro HS 04 Managerial Econ./ Statistics / / Total 33/ Hunter Maloney : Played in 6 games, making one start... Took 3 shots, with one on goal... First collegiate start was against Cal State Northridge (10/29). 2004: Appeared in 7 games as a reserve, but did not record any stats. 2003: Redshirted. SAN LUIS OBISPO HS 03: Named to All-Pac 5 first team as a freshman and senior, earning Co-Defensive Player of the Year honors in Also captured all-county and All-Southern Section accolades... Won all-league honorable mention as a junior... Played club soccer for South- ern California United in Agoura Hills... Cal South team won Snickers National Championships and finished 3rd at regionals. PERSONAL: Born in San Luis Obispo, Calif... Majoring in exercise biology, with aspirations for career in sports medicine/ athletic training... Parents are Peter & Marcy Maloney... Lists two sports highlights: was scoring the game-winning goal on a corner kick during injury time in CIF-SS contest, and playing in the National Cup semifinals. Derek Shaffer 0 Defender 6-1/197 Junior Templeton, Calif. San Luis Obispo HS 05 Exercise Biology 2005: Appeared in 13 games, starting Logged 1010:25 with 43 saves and 15 goals allowed... Finished with 1.34 GAA and.741 save average... Posted shutout in Aggie debut, earning 6 saves in 1-0 win over Stanford (9/4)... Followed that with 5 saves in double-ot win over Dayton (9/11), his second shutout... Added additonal shutouts vs. Cal State Fullerton (9/28) and UC Riverside (10/8)... Allowed just one goal in first four starts, holding 0.24 GAA in 378:41 in net... Recorded season-high 8 saves at UC Santa Barbara (10/15). 2004: Redshirted. PINER HS 04: Selected as team, Empire and North Bay League MVP in 2003, leading team to record and North Coast Section title... Posted 11 shutouts and 0.78 GAA that year... Prospectors had reached CIF-NCS semifinals in each of two previous seasons... Played club ball for Santa Rosa United, winner of Super Y League national championship in Also member of Super Y League ODP West Region team. PERSONAL: Born in Santa Rosa, Calif... Majoring in crop science & management... Parents are Don & Justine Shaffer... Says the best athlete he s ever faced is his father. Goalkeeper 6-3/195 Junior Santa Rosa, Calif. Piner HS 04 Crop Science & Mgmt. Year G/ GS GA Avg. ShO W-L-T Sv Min / : / UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER

9 Matt Slagle 19 club ball for Ballistic United in Pleasanton, Calif... Helped team take 2nd at state championships in PERSONAL: Born in Palo Alto, Calif... Majoring in English... Parents are Peter & Linda Slagle... Hopes for law career. 2005: Appeared in 13 games, starting two... Took 4 shots, including 3 on goal... Scored team s lone goal in 75th minute vs. Denver (9/18). 2004: Did not play. CALIFORNIA HS 03: Twice earned All-East Bay Athletic League honors... Twoyear team captain... Selected as Gatorade 6-2/180 Defender Player of the Year as a senior... Played Junior San Ramon, Calif. California HS 03 English / Brian Wickers 2005: Played in 3 games, 2 as a goalkeeper... Totalled 119:05 in net, compiling 5 saves against 3 goals... Made Aggie debut as field player at Denver (9/18)... First appearance at keeper was 29:05 stint vs. UC Santa Barbara (10/26)... Started subsequent match vs. Cal State Northridge (10/27), posting 5 saves : Did not play. DE LA SALLE HS 03: Named Defensive MVP as a senior, helping 26 team capture Goalkeeper North Coast Section title... Played for Diablo Valley Soccer Club (Concord, Calif.) for eight years. 6-1/190 PERSONAL: Born in San Mateo, Calif... Majoring in neurobiology, physiology & Junior behavior (NPB)... Parents are Clarence & Evelyn Wickers... Proudest personal accomplishment was leading his team to the Bay Point, Calif. CIF-NCS title in De La Salle HS 03 NPB Quincy Amarikwa 22 PK in overtime vs. UC Riverside (10/8)... Led team with 36 shots for the year, including 14 on frame. LIBERTY HS 05: Two-sport standout, excelling in both soccer and track & field... Earned back-to-back South East Yosemite League MVP honors in soccer... Led the county in scoring to capture Offensive Player of the Year merit... Led team to SEYL title as a junior... Competed in pole vault for track & field team, setting school record of Played club ball for Bakersfield Alliance. PERSONAL: Born in Bakersfield, Calif... Majoring in biological sciences... Parents are Charles & Veronica Amarikwa... Hobbies include magic. 2005: Played in 19 games, starting 6... Tied for 2nd on team with 7 points, scoring 2 goals with 3 assists... Both goals came in comeback win over UC Irvine (11/5)... Tied game in 59th minute on assist from Nicholas Lind, then scored game-winner less than three minutes later (assisted by Mariano Arrua)... First Aggie assist went to Arrua in last-minute goal to beat Notre Dame de Namur (9/7)... Assisted on game-winner in overtime four days later vs. Dayton (9/11), sending pass to Lind in 109th minute... Drew foul in penalty box that led to Juan Hernandez game-winning Forward 5-9/170 Sophomore Bakersfield, Calif. Liberty HS 05 Biological Sciences / The Aggies congratulate each other after picking up their fi rst win of the 2006 season, a 1-0 victory over Stanford. Men s soccer was the fi rst of fi ve UC Davis teams to beat the Cardinal during the , igniting what became known as the Farm vs. Farm rivalry. Year G/ GS GA Avg. ShO W-L-T Sv Min / : UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER 9

10 Sule Anibaba 2005: Redshirted. 2004: Appeared in 17 games, starting all but one... Scored one goal on 7 total shots... First collegiate goal came with 1:03 remaining vs. Dominican, when he scored off the rebound of Ryan Shaw s first attempt. DAVIS HS 8 04: Played soccer and basketball... Helped lead soccer team to record... Won All-Monticello Empire League honors as a senior... Played club ball for Davis Galaxy... Named to Sacramento Bee All-Metro second team. PERSONAL: Born in Lagos, Nigeria... Has not declared a major... Parents are Jammal & Melanie Anibaba... Cousin, Jammil, Midfielder 6-1/175 Sophomore Davis, Calif. Davis HS 04 Exploratory redshirted for Aggie soccer team in Lists sports hero as Nigerian superstar Jay Jay Okacha / Taylor Aungst 14 SCL s assists leader in Played club ball for Mission Viejo Pateadores, a four-time State Cup finalist... Pateadores won more than 20 titles nationwide, earning top 25 national rank among boys soccer clubs. PERSONAL: Born in Camarillo, Calif... Majoring in managerial economics... Parents are Steve & Peggy Aungst... Lists Tiger Woods as his sports hero and would consider playing golf for UC Davis if not for soccer. 2005: Played in 12 games, but did not record any stats... Made one start, at home vs. Cal State Northridge (11/11). EL TORO HS 05: Selected to All- Southern Section second team and made CIF Division I All-Star squad as a senior... Also named to All-Orange County first team and second straight All-South Coast League first team that year... Selected as team captain Defender/Midfielder in each of last two years... Won Silver 5-11/160 Boot Award as Sophomore Trabuco Canyon, Calif. El Toro HS 05 Managerial Economics Dan Campbell 16 nered Solano County Athletic Conference MVP honors as a senior, helping team to 14-1 record and league title... Earned All- SCAC distinction as a junior, leading squad to perfect 15-0 ledger... Also starred in track & field, setting school high jump record with 6-foot-5 leap... Played club soccer for Tri Valley United. PERSONAL: Born in Walnut Creek, Calif... Has not declared a major... Parents are 2005: Appeared in all 19 games, starting Took 18 shots, 9 on goal, 2 for scores... Scored Aggies first two goals of the season... Had team s lone goal vs. Oregon State (9/1), scoring in 36th minute... Scored game-winner in 16th minute of 1-0 victory over Stanford (9/4), just 29 seconds after Defender/Midfielder replacing Ian Conklin as an injury substitution. BENICIA 6-1/140 HS 05: Gar- Sophomore Benicia, Calif. Benicia HS 05 Undeclared Scott & Kathryn Campbell, both of whom graduated from UC Davis... Scott lettered four years with Aggie track & field team / Ian Conklin : Started 18 games... Scored 2 goals on 16 shots... First collegiate goal was at Air Force (9/16), collecting rebound Midfielder of Nicholas Lind s blocked shot and sending it back in 6-0/150 during 16th minute... Also Sophomore scored in 51st minute vs. UC Santa Barbara San Ramon, Calif. (10/15). California HS 05 CALIFORNIA HS 05: Earned All-East Bay Athletic League first-team honors in each of his last two seasons... Led EBAL in scoring both years... Also won North Coast Section Scholar-Athlete accolades... Played club ball for Diablo Valley Soccer Club, leading team to Super Y regional and Golden State Soccer titles. Undeclared PERSONAL: Born in Riverside, Calif... Has not declared a major... Parents are John & Sandra Conklin... Lists his father as his non-sports hero, Alan Smith as his sports hero / UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER

11 Dylan Curtis 13 AMADOR VALLEY HS 04: Earned three letters in soccer, garnering All-East Bay Athletic League honors twice... Led team in goals and assists... Dons won EBAL title with just one loss... Team also went undefeated in 2003 Winter Classic... Played club ball for Ballistic United SC, which won three State Cups and a San Diego Surf Cup. PERSONAL: Born in Castro Valley, Calif... Majoring in managerial economics... Parents are Michael & Beverly Curtis... Career highlight was helping Ballistic United to its Surf Cup title... Lists sports hero as Landon Donovan. 2005: Appeared in 17 games, making 7 starts... Finished 4th on team with 5 points and was part of Aggies five-way tie for 2nd with a pair of goals... Scored first career goal on header in 16th minute vs. Cal State Fullerton (9/28)... Also scored lone goal in Aggies road game vs. Titans (10/22)... Teamed up with Quincy Amarikwa for first collegiate assist (to Mariano Arrua) in 1-0 win against Notre Dame de Namur (9.7)... Finished season with 12 total shots. Midfielder/Forward 2004: Redshirted. 6-1/176 Sophomore Pleasanton, Calif. Amador Valley HS 04 Managerial Economics / Ahmad Hatifie 2 ball for Bay Oaks... Member of State Team ODP from PERSONAL: Born in Oakland, Calif... Majoring in neurobiology, physiology & behavior (NPB)... Parents are Abdul & Hamida Hatifie... Hopes for career in sports medicine... Lists his sports highlight succinctly: All of it.... Sports hero is Zinedine Zidane of Real Madrid. 2005: Appeared in 17 games, starting 10 (and first 7 of season)... Took 18 shots without a goal. 2004: Redshirted. ALAMEDA HS 04: Twice earned All- Alameda Contra Costa Athletic League honors... Led team in goals and assists Midfielder each year... Selected as team captain 6-2/175 as a senior... Played eight years of club Sophomore Alameda, Calif. Alameda HS 04 NPB / Juan Hernandez 2005: Started all 19 games (only freshman to do so)... Finished 2nd on team with 7 points, tallying 2 goals and 3 assists... Also had 16 shots... Only Aggie to fire a penalty kick... Hit successful PK in 100th minute to beat UC Riverside (10/8) after Quincy Amarikwa was fouled hard by Jordan King in box... Had scored first collegiate goal vs. Highlanders two weeks earlier (9/25)... First assist was in 1-0 win over Stanford (9/4), sending long 17 serve to Dan Midfielder Campbell in 16th minute. HART HS 05: Led team to back-to-back Foothill League titles... Had 7 goals, 18 assists as a senior; 10 goals and 15 assists as a junior... Broke four school records... Played club ball for nationally ranked Southern California United, which won national title and No. 1 ranking in Also played for state and Region IV ODP teams and was a member of the U-16 national team. PERSONAL: Born in Arcelia, Geurrero (Mexico)... Design major... Parents are Juan & Veronica Hernandez... Proudest personal accomplishment was playing for the U.S. U-16 national team ( )... Serves as vocalist and bassist for his band, Taken Identity. 5-8/160 Sophomore Newhall, Calif. Hart HS 05 Design / Jake Mogelson 3 Santa Rosa United, leading Magic squad to U-16 Super Y national title and US Club semifinals in PERSONAL: Born in San Francisco, Calif... Majoring in food science... Parents are Stan and Lucia Mogelson. 2006: Appeared in 10 games, starting 7... Did not record any stats. SONOMA VALLEY HS 05: Twice named Most Valuable Defensive Player of Sonoma County League... Led team to North Coast Section finals in Earned All- NCS accolades that year... Also served Defender as kicker for SVHS football team, earning 6-0/188 All-SCL honors... Played club soccer for Sophomore Sonoma, Calif. Sonoma Valley HS 05 Food Science 2006 UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER 11

12 Jordan Vanderpoorten 11 nationally ranked clubs: Arsenal FC and Southern California United... Also played on state and Region IV ODP teams (along with current Aggie Juan Hernandez). PERSONAL: Born in Bellflower, Calif... Majoring in political science... Parents are Ernest & Victoria VanderPoorten... Favorite facility in which he s played is the Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif. 2005: Appeared in 18 games on Aggie backline, starting Took 3 shots (all on frame) but did not score. DAMIEN HS 05: Two-sport standout... Led soccer team to Southern Section quarterfinal berth in 2004, then section title in Served as team captain... Squad went in his senior year... Finished 4th in 300 hurdles at CIF-SS track Defender & field championships as a sophomore /170 Placed for two Sophomore La Verne, Calif. Damien HS 05 Political Science Fernando Vargas 2005: Redshirted. CERES HS 05: Had best year as a freshman, scoring 10 goals with 20 assists to earn first-team All-Central California Conference honors... Selected to Cal North state team for four years in club soccer. PERSONAL: Born in Obregon, Sonora (Mexico)... Majoring in exercise biology... Parents are Juan Manuel Vargas and Guillermina Melendez... Lists his mother as his 21 non-sports hero... Nicknamed Fern... Hopes for career in medicine. Midfielder 5-10/179 Freshman Modesto, Calif. Ceres HS 05 Exercise Biology / Paul Marcoux squad to record and Central Coast Section finals berth in Averaged 19 points per game in basketball as a senior... Named MVP of VCA Holiday Tournament... Played club soccer for De Anza SVFC from PERSONAL: Born in Mountain View, Calif... Majoring in mechanical engineering... Parents are Phil & Ann Marcoux. 2005: Redshirted. THE KING S ACADEMY 05: Starred in soccer and basketball... Selected as Private Schools Athletic League MVP as a senior, compiling 32 goals and 15 assists... Had 24 goals and 20 assists as a junior... Midfielder/Forward Named team M V P b o t h years... Led 6-2/170 Freshman Mountain View, Calif. The King s Academy 05 Mech. Engineering Nathan Javadi 24 EL TORO HS 06: Voted team captain, Defensive MVP and Top Defender in each of his last two seasons... Led Orange County in fewest goals allowed as a sweeper... Selected to All-Southern Section first team and CIF All-Stars in Earned secondteam All-South Coast League honors as a junior, then named to first team as a senior... Played club ball for Wolfpack Blue Defender in Huntington Beach, Calif... Team was a finalist at No- 5-10/160 Freshman mads College Showcase and won Score At The Shore Tournament in Florida in PERSONAL: Born in Huntington Beach, Calif... Majoring in biological sciences, with plans of attending medical school... Parents are Hadi & Lori Javadi... Sports hero is Zinedine Zidane, non-sports hero is El Toro HS English teacher, Jim Shields. Lake Forest, Calif. El Toro HS 06 Biological Sciences UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER

13 Derek LeBon 25 (later Fontana)... Team won Nike Premier Cup in 2002 and four times captured Dallas Cup and Disney adidas Showcase titles. PERSONAL: Born in Laguna Beach, Calif... Majoring in economics... Parents are David LeBon and D Anne Purcilly LeBon... Among his proudest moments was making the cover of Goal magazine while playing for Coastal Quest... Non-sports hero is his grandfather, Major Joseph Charles Purcilly, Purple Heart recipient and veteran of World War II, Korea and Vietnam. Chris Leer 5 SAN RAMON VALLEY HS 06: Served as team captain as a senior, leading team in scoring and earning team s Terry Gephart Award... SRV won back-to-back EBAL titles in his two varsity seasons... Also played club ball for Tri-Valley Mustang United. PERSONAL: Born in San Francisco, Calif... Majoring in communication... Parents are Buzz a n d K r i s t i Leer... Career Forward highlight was scoring two goals vs. SRV s 5-10/145 rival California HS... Avid fan of Lynyrd Skynyrd, lists the late Ronnie Van Zant as his non-sports hero... Member of the U.S. Marine Corps, training to be a fighter pilot. LAGUNA BEACH HS 06: Earned first-team All-Southern Section D-II honors as a senior... Twice named Pacific Coast League Player of the Year... Voted as team MVP and Best All-Around Player for LBHS... Four-time Offensive Player of the Year winner... Two-year team captain... Also starred in football as a kicker and free safety, earning Player of the Week accolades 11 times in two seasons... Selected as school s Athlete of the Year for Played club ball for Paris St. Germain in New- Defender/Forward p o r t B e a c h 6-1/185 Freshman Laguna Beach, Calif. Laguna Beach HS 06 Economics Freshman Danville, Calif. Ross Warnlof 00 PERSONAL: Born in Berkeley, Calif... Majoring in communication... Parents are John & Kathleen Warnlof... Career higlight was stopping three penalty kicks in a national semifinal... Lists Danish keeper Peter Shmeichel as his sports hero. Ken Yasuoka 20 and State Cup titles in PERSONAL: Born in Frankfurt, Germany... Majoring in mechanical engineering... Parents are Akimasa & Sakiko Yasuoka... Older sister, Yukiko, also attends UC Davis... Proudest personal accomplishment was stopping a would-be goal on the line during a CIF-SS second-round game in his sophomore year... The shooter: current teammate Juan Hernandez. SAN RAMON VALLEY HS 06: Earned first-team All-East Bay Athletic League honors as a junior and senior... Two-year team captain... Played club ball for Mustang United, Goalkeeper helping team to two national cham- 5-10/160 pionships... Member of Cal Freshman North State Te a m f ro m Danville, Calif. San Ramon Valley HS 06 Communication PALOS VERDES PENINSULA HS 06: Captured All-Southern Section D-II second-team honors as a junior, then improved to firstteam as a senior... Named Midfielder Bay League D e f e n s i v e Player of the 5-9/165 Year... Played club ball for Palos Verdes Freshman Raiders, helping team to California Cup Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif. Palos Verdes Peninsula HS 06 Mech. Engineering San Ramon Valley HS 06 Communication 2006 UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER 13

14 2005 Season Results SCORES Date Opponent Score Record Att. UC Davis goals (assists) Sept. 1 OREGON STATE T, 1-1 (2ot) Campbell (Cain) Sept. 4 STANFORD W, Campbell (Hernandez) Sept. 7 NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR W, Arrua (Amarikwa, Curtis) Sept. 11 DAYTON W, 1-0 (2ot) Lind (Amarikwa) Sept. 16 at Air Force T, 1-1 (2ot) Conklin (Lind) Sept. 18 at Denver L, Slagle (unassisted) Sept. 23 at UC Irvine L, Sept. 25 at UC Riverside L, 1-2 (2ot) Hernandez (unassisted) Sept. 28 CAL STATE FULLERTON W, Curtis (Lind) Lind (unassisted) Oct. 2 at Sacramento State L, Oct. 8 UC RIVERSIDE W, 1-0 (ot) Hernandez (PK) Oct. 14 at Cal Poly W, Lind (Hernandez) Oct. 15 at UC Santa Barbara L, Oct. 22 at Cal State Fullerton L, Curtis (unassisted) Oct. 26 UC SANTA BARBARA L, 2-3 (2ot) Brown (Hernandez) Conklin (Amarikwa) Oct. 29 at Cal State Northridge L, Nov. 5 UC IRVINE W, Amarikwa (Lind) Amarikwa (Arrua) Nov. 11 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE L, Nov. 13 CAL POLY L, HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS SUMMARY Overall Home Away Neutral vs. Big West Conference More shots Led at halftime Tied at halftime In overtime Scored first SCORING BY PERIOD Period 1 2 OT O2 Tot AGGIES Opponents TEAM STATISTICS SHOT STATISTICS AGS OPP Goals-Shot Attempts: Shot pct: Goals/game: Shots/game: Assists GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Penalty 1 2 Unassisted 3 4 Overtime 2 2 CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Fouls Yellow Cards Red Cards 3 2 ATTENDANCE Dates (Avg.) 10 (354) 9 (547) Neutral Site (Avg.) 0 (0) UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER

15 2005 Individual Statistics SCORING No. Player GP/ GS Goals Ast Pts Shots Pct. SOG 7 NICHOLAS LIND 18/ QUINCY AMARIKWA 19/ JUAN HERNANDEZ 19/ DYLAN CURTIS 17/ DAN CAMPBELL 19/ IAN CONKLIN 18/ MARIANO ARRUA 16/ RUSS BROWN 18/ MATT SLAGLE 13/ PAUL CAIN 19/ AHMAD HATIFIE 17/ Greg Hammond 16/ Steven Ernst 18/ Bertin Loyola 14/ JULIEN CERUTTI 18/ JORDAN VANDERPOORTEN 18/ HUNTER MALONEY 6/ BRIAN WICKERS 3/ TAYLOR AUNGST 12/ JAKE MOGELSON 10/ Aaron Glucksman 7/ CHARLES WARNE 11/ DEREK SHAFFER 13/ AGGIES Opponents GOALKEEPERS No. Player GP/ GS Min GA Avg. Sv Pct. W-L-T ShO 0 DEREK SHAFFER 13/ : CHARLES WARNE 8/ 8 687: BRIAN WICKERS 2/ 1 119: Team 0: AGGIES : Opponents : MISCELLANEOUIS GAME-WINNING GOALS NICHOLAS LIND 2, QUINCY AMARIKWA 1, MARIANO ARRUA 1, DYLAN CURTIS 1, DAN CAMPBELL 1, JUAN HERNANDEZ 1. OVERTIME GOALS NICHOLAS LIND 1, JUAN HERNANDEZ 1 PENALTY KICKS JUAN HERNANDEZ RETURNEES IN ALL CAPS 2006 UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER 15

16 2005 Big West Conference Recap STANDINGS Conference Overall W L T Pts W L T Pct. GF GA Cal State Northridge UC Santa Barbara UC Irvine UC Riverside Cal Poly Cal State Fullerton AWARDS Note: UC Davis will become an OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Brad Evans, UC Irvine official member of the Big West MIDFIELDER OF THE YEAR: Daniel Paladini, Cal State Northridge Conference in DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Andy Iro, UC Santa Barbara GOALKEEPER OF THE YEAR: Kevin Guppy, Cal State Northridge FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Eric Avila, UC Santa Barbara CO-COACHES OF THE YEAR: Tim Vom Steeg, UC Santa Barbara; Terry Davila, Cal State Northridge ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM Joe Barragan Sr. F Cal State Fullerton Ivan Becerra Sr. F UC Santa Barbara Brad Evans Jr. F UC Irvine Anthony Hamilton Jr. F UC Irvine Willie Sims Jr. F Cal State Northridge Eric Avila Fr. MF UC Santa Barbara Nate Boyden Sr. MF UC Santa Barbara Daniel Paladini Sr. MF Cal State Northridge Tyler Rosenlund So. MF UC Santa Barbara Cameron Dunn Jr. D UC Irvine Sean Franklin So. D Cal State Northridge Andy Iro So. D UC Santa Barbara Pat Scott Sr. D UC Santa Barbara Kevin Guppy Fr. GK Cal State Northridge ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM Bryan Byrne Sr. F UC Santa Barbara Alec de Mattos Sr. F Cal State Northridge Ryan Rossi Jr. F Cal State Northridge Taylor Canel Jr. MF Cal State Northridge Arron Craggs Jr. MF Cal State Fullerton Gianni Facio Sr. MF Cal State Northridge Chris Klotz Sr. MF UC Irvine Scott Barnett Sr. D UC Riverside Chris Hughes Sr. D UC Santa Barbara Matt Tracy So. D Cal State Northridge Kyle Reynish Jr. GK UC Santa Barbara ALL-CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTION Eugene Brooks Jr. F Cal State Fullerton Kyle Ochoa Fr. F UC Riverside Randy Poggio Sr. F UC Riverside Jordan Arias Sr. MF UC Riverside Doug Franco Jr. MF UC Irvine Moses Venegas Sr. MF Cal Poly Brandon Foster So. D UC Irvine Derek Hanks Jr. D Cal State Northridge Taylor Sheldrick Jr. D Cal State Fullerton Ryan Mathy Sr. GK UC Irvine UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER

17 2005 Big West Conference Statistical Leaders POINTS G Gls Ast Pts Avg. 1. Anthony Hamilton, UCI Ivan Becerra, UCSB Brad Evans, UCI Willie Sims, CSUN Bryan Byrne, UCSB Jose Barragan, CSF Randy Poggio, UCR Daniel Paladini, CSUN Marcus Griffin, CP Ryan Rossi, CSUN POINTS/GAME G Gls Ast Pts Avg. 1. Anthony Hamilton, UCI Ivan Becerra, UCSB Brad Evans, UCI Willie Sims, CSUN Jose Barragan, CSF Bryan Byrne, UCSB Randy Poggio, UCR Marcus Griffin, CP Arron Craggs, CSF Daniel Paladini, CSUN GOALS G Gls Avg. 1. Anthony Hamilton, UCI Ivan Becerra, UCSB Brad Evans, UCI Willie Sims, CSUN Jose Barragan, CSF Marcus Griffin, CP Ryan Rossi, CSUN Daniel Paladini, CSUN Bryan Bryne, UCSB Jonathan Davis, UCSB Randy Poggio, UCR ASSISTS G Ast Avg. 1. Randy Poggio, UCR Tyler Rosenlund, UCSB Bryan Byrne, UCSB Sean Franklin, CSUN Devin Deldo, CSUN Eric Avila, UCSB Gianni Facio, CSUN Skyler Thureson, CSF Andrew Proctor, UCSB Matt Murphy, UCI Doug Franco, UCI Eric Frimpong, UCSB SHOTS G No Avg. 1. Brad Evans, UCI Ivan Becerra, UCSB Anthony Hamilton, UCI Willie Sims, CSUN Daniel Paladini, CSUN Bryan Byrne, UCSB Eric Avila, UCSB Moses Venegas, CP Randy Poggio, UCR Marcus Griffin, CP SAVES G No Avg. 1. Jeremy Coupe, CP Kevin Guppy, CSUN Ryan Mathy, UCI Kyle Reynish, UCSB Bobby Armstrong, CSF Jordan King, UCR Andrew Hills, UCR Kevin Puder, CSF Matt Cowan, CSF Charles Alamo, UCR SHUTOUTS G No Avg. 1. Kyle Reynish, UCSB Kevin Guppy, CSUN Ryan Mathy, UCI SAVE PERCENTAGE G Sv GA Pct. 1. Kevin Guppy, CSUN Kyle Reynish, UCSB Ryan Mathy, UCI Jeremy Coupe, CP Jordan King, UCR Bobby Armstrong, CSF GOALS AGAINST AVG. G GA Min GAA 1. Kyle Reynish, UCSB : Kevin Guppy, CSUN : Ryan Mathi, UCI : Jordan King, UCR : Jeremy Coupe, CP : Bobby Armstrong, CSF : UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER 17

18 Individual Records SINGLE-GAME GOALS 1. David Davis... 5, vs. College of Notre Dame, 1989 T2. Sean Buchanan... 3, at Cal Poly Pomona, 10/3/99 T2. James Brusca... 3, vs. College of Notre Dame, 9/26/95 T2. Peter Faeth... 3, vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 11/2/ , vs. Cal State Bakersfield, 9/21/93 T2. Jake Gwin... 3, vs. College of Notre Dame, 10/9/90 ASSISTS 1. Matt DeJong... 3, at Humboldt State, 8/29/99 POINTS 1. David Davis... 10, vs. College of Notre Dame, 1989 SEASON GOALS 1. Peter Faeth, Ryan Shaw, T3. Nikki Bagheri, T3. Nikki Bagheri, Ryan Shaw, ASSISTS 1. Nikki Bagheri, T2. Eli Carter, T2. Ramon Estevez, T2. Matt DeJong, Matt DeJong, POINTS 1. Peter Faeth, 1993 (22-7) Nikki Bagheri, 1989 (15-11) Nikki Bagheri, 1990 (15-5) Ryan Shaw, 2003 (16-2) Ryan Shaw, 2002 (13-4) SHUTOUTS 1. Barry Wong, Nic Platter, T3. Jason Kong, T3. Brian Hocking, Nic Platter, GOALS AGAINST AVG. (Minimum 1,000 minutes) 1. Barry Wong, (14/1830) 2. Jason Kong, (14/1748) 3. Brian Hocking, (10/1194) 4. Nic Platter, (16/1689) SAVES 1. Brian Hocking, Barry Wong, CHARLES WARNE, T4. Nic Platter, T4. Jason Pitts, CAREER GOALS 1. Ryan Shaw, Peter Faeth, Nikki Bagheri, T4. Sean Buchanan, T4. Matt DeJong, ASSISTS 1. Matt DeJong, Eli Carter, Nikki Bagheri, T4. Ramon Estevez, T4. Peter Faeth, POINTS 1. Ryan Shaw, Matt DeJong, Peter Faeth, Nikki Bagheri, Sean Buchanan, SHUTOUTS 1. Nic Platter, T2. Jason Kong, T2. Barry Wong, Brian Hocking, Jason Pitts, GOALS AGAINST AVG. (Min. 2 years & 2,000 mins.) 1. Barry Wong, Brian Hocking, Nic Platter, Jason Kong, Drew Creamer, [Charles Warne, ] SAVES 1. Nic Platter, Jason Kong, Jason Pitts, Barry Wong, Brian Hocking, UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER

19 Team Records Consecutive Wins... 6, (2x) last from 10/9/93 to 10/23/93 Consecutive Losses... 6, 10/10/98 to 10/25/98 Consecutive Ties... 2, (2x) last from 9/5/03 to 9/7/03 Unbeaten Streak... 13, from 9/18/99 to 10/30/99 (11-0-2) Winless Streak... 6, 10/10/98 to 10/25/98 Consecutive Shutout Wins... 5, from 9/18/99 to 9/26/99 Consecutive Shutout Losses... 3, (2x) last from 10/9/96 to 10/16/96 Consecutive OT Games... 4, from 10/20/94 to 10/29/94 (1-1-2) Best Season Start , (2x) last in 2000 Worst Season Start in 1994 Best Goals Avg (55 goals, 20 games), 1990 Best Goals Allowed Avg (14 goals, 20 games), 1991 Most Victories in 1999 Most Losses... 10, (3x) last , 1995 Most Ties... 4, 2003 Most Shutout Wins... 12, 1991 Most Shutout Losses... 7, 1995 SINGLE-GAME SCORING AGGIES 1. vs. College of Notre Dame... 10/9/ vs. College of Notre Dame... 11/4/ T3. vs. Cal State Los Angeles... 10/14/ T3. at College of Notre Dame... 10/11/ T5. at San Francisco State... 10/30/ T5. vs. Cal State Stanislaus... 9/14/ T5. vs. College of Notre Dame... 10/22/ T5. vs. Cal State Bakersfield... 9/21/ T5. vs. College of Notre Dame... 10/19/ T5. vs. San Francisco State... 10/24/ OPPONENTS 1. at Cal State Hayward... 10/5/ T2. CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE... 11/11/ T2. vs. Cal Poly... 9/21/ T2. vs. San Francisco State... 9/28/ T5. (13x) last vs. Santa Clara... 9/4/ Ryan Shaw broke Peter Faeth s career scoring record in 2004, finishing with 43 overall UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER 19

20 Honors & Awards ALL-AMERICANS 1999 Sean Buchanan Third Team, NSCAA 1993 Tom Amick Second Team, NSCAA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA/ALL-DISTRICT 2003 Johnny Yau First-Team All-District VIII 2000 Matt DeJong Third Team All-America 1999 Matt DeJong All-District VIII 1998 Matt DeJong All-District VIII 1993 Tom Amick All-District VIII 1988 Peter Nutson Honorable Mention, adidas ALL-REGION 2003 Ryan Shaw First Team, NSCAA Yuta Tanaka Second Team, NSCAA 2002 Ryan Shaw First Team, NSCAA Peter Barrick Second Team, NSCAA 2001 Zak Matteoli Second Team, NSCAA Jeremy Warner Second Team, NSCAA 2000 Sean Buchanan Second Team, NSCAA Matt DeJong First Team, NSCAA 1999 Sean Buchanan First Team, NSCAA Brian Cane First Team, NSCAA Matt DeJong Second Team, NSCAA Jason Kong Second Team, NSCAA 1998 Matt DeJong Third Team, NSCAA 1997 Bobby Hernandez Second Team, NSCAA 1996 Carlos Escobar First Team, CoSIDA Demian Ludington Second Team, CoSIDA 1993 Tom Amick First Team, NSCAA Peter Faeth First Team, NSCAA Geronimo Jimenez Third Team, NSCAA 1992 Matt Nolen First Team, NSCAA 1991 Matt Nolen Second Team, NSCAA 1988 Peter Nutson Second Team, NSCAA 1987 Peter Nutson Second Team, NSCAA 1990 Nikki Bagheri Matt Nolen 1989 Nikki Bagheri Bryan Richardson 1988 Tom Hillesland Peter Nutson 1987 Dave Davis Steve Stanko 1986 Greg Mole 1985 Jesus Rico Olaf Elze Duncan McMartin 1984 Gregori Lejnicks Jerome Watson Chris Wilson 1979 Pete Zopfi Dean Kinnee Tokunbo Thomas 1978 Eric Bruce 1977 Pete Zopfi Paul Gamble Dirk Denkers 1976 Joe Kitts Dirk Denkers 1975 Joe Kitts Paul Gamble Don Briggs 1974 Jim Pfaf Javier Rodriguez 1970 Sakaridr Bhumiratana Harley Davis Richard Meade 1969 Tom Liddicoat 1968 Bill Rapp Francois Faye ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM 2003 Ryan Shaw 2002 Ryan Shaw 2001 Jeremy Warner 2000 Sean Buchanan Matt DeJong 1999 Sean Buchanan Brian Cane Jason Kong 1998 Bobby Hernandez 1997 Bobby Hernandez 1995 James Brusca Chris Corbett 1994 Brett Burns Keely Wachs 1993 Tom Amick Peter Faeth 1992 Tom Amick Matt Nolen 1991 Matt Nolen Barry Wong Sean Buchanan was the last Aggie to earn All-America honors, garnering third-team distinction from the NSCAA in UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER

21 All-Time Letterwinners Abaunza, Alexander Jose Abeel, Brian Alan Aguilar, Thomas Robert Agurcia, Ignacio Aicinena, Steven Jon Alegresa, Daniel Alfaro, Rafael Antonio Alunan, Sergio de la Rama Alvarez-Westin, Humberto Roberto Alvarez, Luis Rosas Amara, Ahmed A Amaral, Matt Amarikwa, Quincy Amer, Kamal Saad Amezcua, Jose Angel , 71 Amezcua, Juan Elizondo Amick, Thomas David Andrade, Richard Alan Andrews, Jeffrey Harold Andrus, Hobart Hunt Anibaba, Sule Arellanes, Peter Gregory-A Arocena, Pelayo A Aronis, Mike Arrau, Alejandro Arriola, Miguel A Arrua, Mariano Arthur, Ralph Edward Asay, Christopher Earl Ashah-Yazdi, Babak Attia, Aly Raghib , 43 Atuora, Dester O Atwood, Thomas Galt Aungst, Taylor Avelino, Antonio Casal Avila, Juan Bachtell, Nathan Edward Bagheri, Niknam Nikki Bakbak, Wahbi Baker, Stanton Meade Ball, Sheldon Stanley Balsdon, James H Bannerman, Charles James Barrick, Peter Batcabe, John Paul... 88, Belden, Bradley Thomas Bell Jon. W , 82 Belli, Carlos Quillermo Benedetti, Mark Stephen Benirschke, Rolf Joachim Bhoy, Surendra Nath Bhumiratana, Amarit Bhumiratana, Sakarindr Birak, Satpal Singh Blackwell, Douglas Peter Blair, Lawrence Keith Bland, Michael Norman... 90, 92 Blondi, Tyler Blount, Lindsay Hoben Boeck, Laurence G Bolandos, Roberto Boleda, Patricio Ivan Bone, Thomas Edward Borman, Matthew Scot Bosch, Nick Boucher, James B , Bravo, Emigdio Bray, Michael Austin Brenes, Jose R Briggs, David Ashley Briggs, Donald Paul Brimmer, Henry David Brock, John Miles Brooks, Justin Brown, Joachim M Brown, Lloyd J Brown, Michael John Brown, Russell Bruce, Eric Dean Brusca, James Phillipe , 97 Buchanan, Sean Budesa, Paul G , 43 Bue, Brian Douglas Burciago, Francis Patino Burg, Leslie C Burns, Brett Charles Butler, John Patrick , 86 Bynum, Jeffrey Caicedo, Jaime Hernando Cain, Paul Calahane, Phillip Ralph Calderon, Mario Cesar Callahan, Brendan J Callejas, Ruben Cameron, H. Ronald Camp, Jerrold William Campbell, Dan Cane, Brian Carbonell, Richard Bert... 40, 43 Carlson, Thomas Charles Carmon, Frederick Carpio, Juan Francisco Carpio, Sergio Domin Carter, Eli Carter, Steven F Castaneda, Fernando Center, Edward William Cerutti, Julien Chattaris, Suchart Chavez, Armando Ulises Chordas, Michael Christiansen, Harry Richard... 40, 43 Clarke, Gregg Eric Colen, Andrew Benjamin... 71, Collins, James Calhoun Comfort, Keith Benjamin Conklin, Ian Conlon, Robert Cooke, Christopher Charles Corbett, Christopher M Correa, Hernan Cortini, Carlos Maria Coughlin, Donald Joseph Coulthard, William Lloyd Crane, Roy Edward Creamer, Drewin T Csikesz, Bela Stephen Curl, Darren Matthew Curtis, Dylan Custodio, Dennish Reyes D Halluin, Xavier Lucien Dagenais, Paul Dajani, Joseph Wafa Dajani, Yousif Sharif Daly, Carlos M Dana Jr., James Pearce Daniel, Dale Len Daniels, John David Daniels, Thomas Shane Danino, Oscar B UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER 21

22 All-Time Letterwinners Davis Jr., Harley Harley Davis, David Matthew , 88 Davis, William Boyce Daza, Juan de Jesus DeGraff, Jerome A degranada, Thomas DeJong, Matt dekadt, Sydney R Del Rio, Adrian Delfino, Christopher Ambrose Dellarole, Renzo Demasi, Walter M Denkers, Dirk Seymour devengoechea, Juan M Dewey, Bryce Chamberlin Dhaliwal, Puneet S Diallo, Alpha Amadou Diaz, Aristides Edmundo Dibos, Jose C Dobson, Robin Lowry Domenech-Tarrago, Francis J. Frank Dougherty, Robert Leroy Downie, Craig Robert Duane, Jacob S DuFrene, Del Durfee Jr., Philip Thaddeus Eagling, Donald David Easley, Robert Howard Eastling, Michael Crawford Eastman, Jon Echeverri, Guillermo S Edwards, Robert Allen Ehrmann, Steven Norbert El Kirshen, Ali A.M El Moughazi, Mohamed Mohamed El Sherif, Ashraf M Elklibti, Ali Giebril Elze, Olaf Dietrich Ennis, Josh Enyinnia, Tobias O Erb, Edgardo Erbe, Derek Alan Ernst, Steven Eroschenko, German Victor Escardo, Enrique Aquiles Escardo, Hector F Escardo, Rafael B Escobar, Carlos D Espencheid, Erich Kurt Esquivel, Alejo F Estakhri, Petro Estevez, Jose Ramon Faeth, Peter Fitzgerald Fairman, David Linne Fast, Terry Allen Fathe-Aazam, Shidan Faul, David Duane... 66, Faye, Francois Gabriel Federico, Gregory K Finazzo, Stefano Finkelstein, Stuart Jay Firouztash, Hoshang Fisher, Beau M Fishman, Wendell Samuel Fleshman, David Graham Flom, Walter Dean Flynn, Brian Fradkin, Gershon Franco, Roberto Giuseppe Fraunfelder, Michael Baker Friedlander, Alan Berle Friedman, Glenn Alan Frush, Donald Paul Funes, Jose Enrique Gadol, Louis C Gailey, Mark Steven Gaitan, Adan Gamble, Paul Northam Archie Garcia, Gabe Garcia, Rafael Gelpi, Samuel Dirk Genera, Diego Ghobadi, Farrokh Ghobadi, Khostow Giantranco, Silipo Gil, Fernando G Gilbert, Charles Gilbert, Daniel Jonathan Gilbert, Keith Glucksman, Aaron Gobalet, Kenneth Walter Godoy, Reinaldo The 1976 Aggie team was the first to win an NCAA postseason game, edging Cal State Hayward by a 1-0 final in first-round action. Head coach Will Lotter and two players of that team Don Briggs and Rolf Benirschke are enshrined in the Cal Aggie Athletics Hall of Fame UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER

23 All-Time Letterwinners Goicoechea, Mariano Gomez, Cesar Javier Gonzalez, Alejandro Gonzalez, Jose Ramon Goodman, Jeffrey Lee Gracia-Galvan, Hector Joel Graham, Miles Graue, Augusto Arturo Gray, Richard Sherman Guardia, Tomas Arturo Guerin, Justin B , 96 Guidoux, Dale Edouard Guirola, William Gutierrez, Eduardo , 59 Gutierrez, John Andrew Gutierrez, Xavier Valdez Gwin, Jake Samuel Haase, Gottfried Joachim Haggerty, Kevin Michael , Hall, Anthony Elmitt Hall, Eric John Hallen, Michael Edmund Hammond, Darren Hammond, Greg Hamrick, Scott Baker Hannah, Joseph Jon Hanon, Mario Jose Harkness, Gregg Edward Hartlin, Jeffrey T Harvey, James Caldwell Harvey, Phillip Gilmore Haskell, Coburn Hatifie, Ahmad Haug, Kern Hansen Haws, Stephen Charles Hebel, Glenn Arnold Heineberg, Claudio Ricardo Heller, Harold Walter Hermann-Legueu, Jacques F Hernandez, Bobby Hernandez, Juan Herrero, Ramon Apto Heu, Ya Heyl, Victor Cottone Hillesland, Thomas Edward Hirsch, Michael David Hoang, Alexander Douglas... 88, 90 Hocking, Brian Thomas Hoel, Robert William Hopp, Hartmut W Horton, Wilburn Alonzo Hull, Jeff Huovinen, Richard Jon Huttlinger, James Carrington Ingalls, Robert Perrin Inglis, Christopher Willaim Irwin, Jeffrey Newton Island, Timothy Joel Jack, Ryan Jackson, Brent Clark Jaramillo, Julian Jarvis, Tommy , 00 Jimenez Jr., Geronimo Jimenez, Claudio G Jinahyon, Sujin Johnson, David Stuart Jones, Gordon Thomas Jones, Kenneth Evan Jones, Norman Olivier Jurado-Blanco, Bernardo Kaiser, Henry Claus Kamajou, Francois Kane, Kenneth Edwin Kang, Richard Chung Karplus, Paul Andrew Kazemi, Hossein Keegan, Kevin William Keehan, Garth Andrew Kehlor, Robert Raymond Keita, Aboubakar Keller, David Kelsh, Terrence James Kemover, Erasmus R Kerslake, Gary William King, Hugh Michael King, Thomas Joseph Kinnee, Dean Richard Kitts, Joseph Carl Klein, Joel David Koch-Weser, Erich Koehmen, William Kong, Jason Kong, Philip Konnemacher, William Kratzer, Charles Richard Kruse, Timothy Walter Kuespert, John Victor Kulisch, Stephen P Kutman, Ahmet Ali Lane, Chadwick David Lapointe, Arthur Laurent Larrain, Gerardo Leas, Joseph Henry Ledden III, William Joseph , 91 Lee, George Godfrey Leimert III, Walter Hubert Lejnieks, Gregory Eugene Leon, Ernesto J Levy, Jose Lew, Loren Richard Liddicoat, Thomas Stephen Lind, Nicholas Lion III Esq., Paul Lazard Chip Locke, Christopher John Loeper, Ulrich Wilhelm Lokteff, Yury Danielovich Long, Stephen T Lopez, Alberto Vargas Lopez, Emilo Felix Loyola, Bertin Ludington, Benjamin D Luft, Danny Lurton, John M Luthi, Peter Rudolf Lyon, James Pickering Lyttle, John B MacMillan, James Sumner Maguih, Jeffery Mahshi, George J Maldonado, Francisco J Maloney, Hunter Malpartida, Carlos Elias... 56, 58 Mandel, Isaias Mara, Kabine Marcotte, Mark Kenneth Marcotte, Paul Gilbert Martin III, Darrell William Martin, Jean-Marie Martinez, Bercerril Victor Manu Martinez, Marcelo A UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER 23

24 All-Time Letterwinners Martini, Jake Mata, Ricardo A Matheson, Monte Duncan Mathieu, Gilbert P Matteoli, Vinney Matteoli, Zak May, Daniel Matthew McCartney, Wade Stafford... 84, McDivitt, Roger Paul McElwain, William H McMartin, Duncan Alastair Meade, Richard Alan Melvin, Eric Scott Melvin, Jason Andrew Melvin, Jeffrey Daniel Mendoza, Luis Bernal Miankatu, Eduardo C Middlesworth, Colin Wayne Middlesworth, Darren Scott Milkovich, Anthony Misselbeck, Hans Moeller, Phillip Randall Mogelson, Jake Mohrmann, Brian R Mole, Gregory P Moll, Alan Howard Moll, Steven Verne Montenegro, Andrew Montero, Luis Rodolfo Montoya, Michael James... 88, 91 Moran, Francisco A Moraza, Ramon Morris, Michael Bruce Morse, Bryan Forman Mosle, Wayne Moudarris, Farouk Yahta Moura, Stephen Eugene Mueller, Mitchell Johannes Munnich, Kurt A Munoz, Eduardo Rafael Munson, David William Few former players have left a mark on the UC Davis soccer program like Alan Moll, who lettered for the Aggies in In the 1980s, he and former coach Will Lotter spearheaded a massive volunteer effort to construct what is now Aggie Soccer Stadium. Both Lotter and Moll were subsequently recognize when they won the Cal Aggie Athletics Hall of Fame Special Recognition Award, presented for outstanding volunteer contributions. Nakamura, Reid Nannery, Michael Joseph Nasca Jr., Theodore Angelo Nelson, Grant Edgar Nelson, Tyler Smalls Neuhaus, Rodolpho G Newman, John Donald Ngissah, James Andrew Kweku Nicol, Morgan Thomas Noguera, Alfredo Nolen, Matthew Chemath North, Richard Cayton Novak Jr., James Russell... 91, 93 Nutson, Gregory Gordon Nutson, Peter Alan O Donnell, Tim Obata, James William Ogasawara, Paul Frank Ognistoff, Frank Gregory Okezie, Onumegbo Baldwin Olawale, Oladejo Ortiz-Garza, Nazario Oto, Melvin K Ottersen, Wayne LeValley Pacheco, Fabio Parada, Jorge Daniel Parra, Rodrigo G Pasto, Matthew Emil Payne, Lloyd Ackerman Pelkey, Neil Wallace Pepple, John Talmadge Perez, Carlos Alberto Perry, Bradford Petersen, John D , 80 Peterson, Drew Elliot Pettus, Ralph Leonard Pfaff, James Allen , Pitcher, Jefferson Dean Pitts, Jason I Piyapongse, Pongpit Pizarro, Rafael Platter, Everett Thaddeus Platter, Nic Poku, Kwasi Pomares, Michael Portilla, Luis Franc Posz, Gary S Powers, Ryan... 01, 03 Prinz, Matthew T Pu, Mark Siad Hing Quimson, John Tuason Quinteno, Rafael Antonio Raap, William Robert Raffo, Juan A Ramirez, Denis Roberto Ramsey, Jared Raphael, Joseph Rarick, Bruce Allan Raymond, Darren Michael Restrepo, Luis Richardson, Bryan Edward Rico, Jesus Rieland, Tris Leonard Riesco, German Riggins, John H Rios, Eon Roces, Antonio Varona Rodriguez, Augustin Negrete... 69, 71 Rodriguez, Edson Rodriguez, Javier M UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER

25 All-Time Letterwinners Rosales, Francisco Rigoberto... 68, 71 Rosales, Mario Jose Rotteveel, Hubert Peter Rotteveel, John Hubert C Rovo, Arthur Saballos, Ivan Sabbah, Maurice David Chico Salman, Michael Richards Samayoa, Rodrigo Samir, Arsani Sardon, Richard Jesse Sbeta, Khaled T Scaff, Michael Elias Schwartz, Ronald H Scott, Norman Joseph Scott, Russell Douglas Segur, Getachew Self, Mark Lea Serratos, Ernesto... 79, Shaffer, Derek Shaw, Ryan Shelby, Patrick M Sherman, Richard Allen Silva, Joseph Sarmento Simonpietrie, Alfred Herrera , Simonpietrie, Francis H , 43 Slagle, Matthew Slavin, Clark Alex Smeding, Hendrick Smeloff, Edward Alexander... 68, 71 Smith, Jason Dawson Smith, Justin Scott Smith, Zachary Nicolas Sommer, Richard Hermann Soriano, Ronald Lew Spiegelman, Jeffrey Alan Stanko, Scott Kevin Sternberg, Aaron Stinghen, Joel Salada Stoian, Daniel M Stone, David Hansard Streutker, Donald Q Sukharm, Paul Suresh Sullivan, Thomas John Summers Jr., Oscar Wallen Sutabutra, Satri Thiva Suter, Martin Kaspar Swatez, Ben... 00, 03 Sweet, Scott Piercy Sweet, Stuart Alan Swonetz, Jesse Syamal, Mirode Baron Tanaka, Yuta Tang, Ming Han Tanghetti, Emil Anthony Taylor Jr., Paul Beal Thomas, Adetokunko Akinwande Toks Thomas, Christopher Lee Thomas, Derrick Thomas, Paul Clarence Thoukis, Gerard Tonye, Pierre Rene Torres-Rojas, Jorge F Torten, Michael Train, Daniel Elvior Trujillo, Rudolfo Augusto... 56, Turki, Wajdi H Turner, Stephen Heald Tyler, Stevan Clyde Uffelmann, Hans Werner Uram, Mark Thomas Uranga, Jaime G Uricoechea, Jose Maria Ustrach, Paul Constantine... 86, 89 Vallejos, Cristian Rodolfo Vander Zanden, Jason Vanderpoorten, Jordan Vargas-Jara, Claudio Fernando Vasquez, Rodolfo Anthony Velarde, Alfonso... 40, 43 Velez, Ernesto Venkatram, Bangalore Rangaswamy Vergara, Roberto Vexler, Cipriano Arturo Vexler, Moises Idel Villacorta, Juan V Vincent, Geoff Volf, Timothy Harry... 74, Von Der Linde, Peter G Voss, Connor Wachs, Keely A Wain, Hans Martin Walker, David Michael Warf, William Robert Warne, Charles Warner, Eric J Warner, Jeremy Watson Jr., James Calvert Watson, Jerome Philip , 86 Weiss, Barry Neal Wellman, Aron A West, Melvin Elmer Whelen, John Sidney Whetstone, Steven Clark White, Shawn LeNard Wickers, Brian Wilhelm, Richard Phillip Williams, Glenn Stewart Wilson, Andrew John Drew Wilson, Christopher Jerome Winslow, Donald Fenner Winslow, Edward Kent Wolk, Allan Wong, Barry William Wong, Jonathan Stuart Wortrich, Andrew Reuben... 89, Wraith, Stephen James Yau, Johnny Yenokida, Emerson Yichoy, Luis Guiller Young, Peter Baxter Zabel, Karl C Zanker, William Delbert Zapata, Rafael J Zaragoza, Vberri Fernando Zauner, John Michael Zenor, Donald Richard Zeragome, Fernando Zicker, John Eldon Zopfi, John Peter Zwarych, John Edward UC DAVIS MEN S SOCCER 25

26 UC Davis offers more than 100 undergraduate majors the widest variety of any University of California campus. Aeronautical Science and Engineering African American & African Studies Agricultural Systems and Environment American Studies Animal Biology Animal Science Animal Science & Management Anthropology Applied Physics Art History Art Studio Asian American Studies Atmospheric Science Avian Sciences Biochemical Engineering Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Biological Science Biological Systems Engineering Biomedical Engineering Biotechnology Cell Biology Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering/Material Science Engineering Chemistry Chicana/Chicano Studies Chinese Civil Engineering Classical Civilization Clinical Nutrition Communication Community & Regional Development Comparative Literature Computational Applied Science Computer Engineering Computer Science Computer Science & Engineering Crop Science & Management Design Dramatic Art East Asian Studies Economics Electrical Engineering English Entomology Environmental & Resource Sciences Environmental Biology & Management Environmental Horticulture & Urban Forestry Environmental Policy Analysis & Planning Environmental Toxicology Evolution, Ecology & Biodiversity Exercise Biology Fiber & Polymer Science Film Studies Food Science French Genetics Geology German History Human Development Hydrology International Agricultural Development International Relations Italian Japanese Landscape Architecture Linguistics Managerial Economics Materials Science & Engineering Mathematics Mechanical Engineering Medieval Studies Microbiology Music Native American Studies Natural Sciences Nature & Culture Neurobiology, Physiology & Behavior Nutrition Science Optical Science & Engineering Philosophy Physics Plant Biology Political Science Psychology Religious Studies Russian Sociology Soil & Water Science Spanish Statistics Textiles & Clothing Viticulture & Enology Wildlife, Fish & Conservation Biology Women and Gender Studies i THIS IS ACADEMICS UC Davis comprises three colleges (Agricultural & Environmental Sciences, Engineering, Letters & Science), five professional schools (Education, Law, Management, Medicine, Veterinary Medicine) plus the Division of Biological Sciences. With 103 undergraduate majors and 80 graduate programs, the university offers the most expansive and diverse range of academics among any of the University of California campuses. Additionally, students also have the opportunity to combine majors or customize their field of study by creating an individual major. For those interested in graduate degrees whether it be a master s degree or a doctorate UC Davis offers advising services to help students craft their education toward those goals. An estimated 86 percent of UC Davis students applying to graduate schools earn acceptance to either their first or second choices. RANKINGS UC Davis ranks 14th among public universities, according to U.S. News & World Report, and 16th by the National Research Council. Furthermore, the National Science Foundation places the university 12th in the nation in research funding, and Money magazine considered UC Davis as one of the West s top best buys. Additionally, the Gourman Report rated the genetics department at No. 1, while U.S. News & World Report ranked the College of Engineering as No. 13 among its peers. COMMUNITY With a population of approximately 60 thousand, Davis is widely known for being a safe, active and socially innovative community. The downtown area boasts a multitude of specialty shops, restaurants, theaters and art galleries; while the city s numerous parks offer recreational opportunities for active students. ACTIVITIES On campus, UC Davis students can rally around the highly successful athletics department by joining the Aggie Pack spirit organization, or enjoy a first-class performance at the Robert & Magrit Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts. The university also offers hundreds of student clubs and organizations, including cultural clubs, fraternities and sororities, faith-based organizations and the Associated Students of UC Davis student government. For the active Aggie, students may participate in the diverse intramural sports program or join one of the 30-plus sports clubs. In 2004, the Activities & Recreation Center (ARC) opened its doors, providing the campus with its own state-of-the-art fitness venue. In April, UC Davis hosts Picnic Day, an annual student-run open house. The popular event showcases all that the campus has to offer, attracting students, staff, faculty, parents, alumni and members of the surrounding communities. GETTING AROUND Nestled just southwest of Sacramento, the city of Davis rests just 15 minutes from an international airport, and contains a downtown station serviced by Greyhound and Amtrak. Centrally located in the Sacramento Valley, the town sits equally close to both the finest ski resorts and the Pacific Ocean s top beaches. Within Davis and its neighboring towns, both Yolobus and the student-operated Unitrans bus systems offer free transportation to registered undergraduates. The town boasts more bicycles per capita than any other city in the nation. More than 50 miles of bike paths make the entire town conducive to both riders and pedestrians.

27 CAMPUS LEADERSHIP LARRY VANDERHOEF Larry N. Vanderhoef was appointed chancellor of the University of California, Davis, in April He joined the campus in 1984 as executive vice chancellor and provost. During his 10-plus years as chancellor, the campus was invited to membership in the AAU; increased its extramural awards from $169.1 million to $420.7 million annually, earning a National Science Foundation (NSF) research funding ranking of 14th in the U.S.; expanded classroom, lab, clinical and office space by 2 million square feet, with 1 million more to be built over the next five years; completed the transformation of an ailing county hospital to an academically distinguished and financially sound regional medical center; and made distinctive strides in recruiting a diverse and accomplished faculty and student body. Chancellor Vanderhoef was recently honored by the Sacramento Business Journal as one of the 20 people who have contributed most substantially to California s capital region over the past 20 years and by the Sacramento Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce as Sacramentan of the Year. In 2004 he led a UC Davis delegation to Iran in an effort to promote dialogue and scholar exchange, and to promote generally the notion of crossing boundaries to build greater understanding and good will - a continuing personal and professional effort. His research interests lie in the general area of plant growth and development, and in the evolution of the land-grant universities. He has taught classes from freshman level to advanced graduate study. Chancellor Vanderhoef has served on UC Davis Chancellor various national commissions addressing graduate and international education, the role of a modern land-grant university and accrediting issues. He holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in biology from the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, and a Ph.D. in plant biochemistry from Purdue University. Previously, he held faculty positions at the University of Illinois, where he also served as a department head, and at the University of Maryland, College Park, where he was appointed provost. He was awarded honorary doctoral degrees by Purdue University and by Inje University in Korea. VIRGINIA HINSHAW Virginia S. Hinshaw, Ph.D. serves as the Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor of UC Davis. In that capacity, she is the campus s chief academic and financial officer and acts for the Chancellor in his absence. Hinshaw s responsibilities include oversight of the campus s $2.2 billion budget and overall responsibility for the UC Davis Health System; campus operations, including resource management, planning and policy development; and strategic leadership in planning, coordinating and implementing academic direction and programs. Prior to joining UC Davis in 2001, she served as the Dean of the Graduate School and Vice Chancellor for Research at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. In addition to her administrative duties, Hinshaw maintains a joint appointment in two academic departments as a Professor of Virology in the Department of Internal Medicine, School of Medicine, and in the Department of Pathology, Microbiology and Immunology, School of Veterinary Medicine at UC Davis. For over 25 years she has conducted research on viruses, primarily influenza, at different hospitals and universities, including Medical College of Virginia, University of California Berkeley, St. Jude Children s Research Hospital, Harvard Medical School, and the University of Wisconsin Madison. Hinshaw s UC Davis Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor research has increased our understanding of various aspects of influenza viruses, such as important hosts in nature, transmission among humans, lower mammals and birds, genetic changes related to disease severity, the molecular basis of cell killing, and new approaches to vaccines. Her innovative and energetic teaching style, combined with her continual advocacy for research and education, has earned her national recognition and acclaim. JUDY SAKAKI Judy Sakaki assumed her position as Vice Chancellor of the Division of Student Affairs in July Dr. Sakaki oversees programs and services that enhance the academic and personal development of students, including intercollegiate athletics. Sakaki received her bachelor s and master s degrees from California State University, Hayward, in 1975 and 1977, respectively, and a Ph.D. from UC Berkeley in In she was an Executive Fellow in the Executive Leadership Development Program and the California State University. She also served as an American Council on Education Fellow during that period. In 1995 she joined California State University, Fresno, as dean of Student Affairs, and in 1997 was appointed vice president for Student Affairs and dean of students. Sakaki brought substantial experience with diverse student populations to the campus as well as an impressive ability to UC Davis Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs forge links between student services and academic programs. UC Davis students, and the campus community, benefit significantly from her expertise, insights, and passion for providing an optimal learning environment. ii

28 UC DAVIS ATHLETICS GREG WARZECKA On August 1, 1995, Greg Warzecka became the 11th director of athletics at UC Davis. In the decade-plus since, the Aggie athletics program has enjoyed unprecedented success under his guidance. Warzecka s penchant for progress began from his first year as director when he was charged with the task of fully engaging the campus in dicussions regarding whether or not UC Davis would offer athletics-related financial aid. One year later, the campus announced the launch of its first-ever grant-in-aid program. Warzecka has also overseen UC Davis transition into two conferences in his short tenure. In 1998, the Aggies moved from the now-defunct Northern California Athletic Conference to the powerful California Collegiate Athletic Association. Then in 2003, the UC Davis program announced that it would join the Big West Conference and thus reclassify from NCAA Division II to Division I status. During Warzecka s tenure, UC Davis captured six Director of Athletics NACDA Division II Directors Cups as the most outstanding overall program in the country. For his part, NACDA selected Warzecka as its A.D. of the year for the D-II West Region in Furthermore, the editors of Sports Illustrated magazine lauded the Aggie program on three different occasions. In 1999 and 2000, Sports Illustrated For Women named UC Davis as the top Division II school for women athletics. One year later, SI selected UC Davis as its top D-II school for the year. Before turning to administration, Warzecka had been a successful baseball coach, first as an assistant at his alma mater, UC Berkeley. He then served as head coach at San Francisco State, then at the University of Chicago, where he also served his first post as men s athletics director. Warzecka returned to California in 1989 to become the A.D. at the University of Redlands, where he remained until he joined the Aggie athletics staff. DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY Area Code 530 ADMINISTRATION Office Phone Greg Warzecka, Director of Athletics 264 Hickey Executive Assistant: Amie Smith Pam Gill-Fisher, Senior Associate A.D. 202 Hickey Associate Athletics Directors Larry Swanson, External Affairs 283 Hickey Bob Bullis, Business 264 Hickey Assistant Athletics Directors Mike Angius, Development 116 A Street Scott Brayton, Marketing & Promotions 116 A Street Mitch Campbell, Football Ops & Event Mgmt. 5 Hickey Annex Jennifer Cardone, Compliance Services 208 Hickey Mike Robles, Media Relations 121 Hickey KEY NUMBERS Office Phone Intercollegiate Athletics 264 Hickey Michelle Roppeau, Academic Advising 204 Hickey Laura Goldhammer, Academic Advising 204 Hickey Andy Bloom, Strength & Conditioning Weight Room Rob Norris, Game Management 140F Pavilion TeamAggie 116 A Street Aggie Pack 116 A Street Creative Communication Services 116 A Street Aggie Auction/Marketing & Promotions 116 A Street Men s Equipment Room 110 Hickey Women s Equipment Room 163 Hickey Training Room - Hickey 115 Hickey Gym Training Room - Pavilion 180 Pavilion HEAD COACHES Office Phone Fall Sports Bob Biggs, Football 222 Hickey Steve Walker, Volleyball (W) 287 Hickey Steve Doten, Water Polo (M) 181 Hickey Deanne Vochatzer, Cross Country (M/W) 7 Hickey Annex Maryclaire Robinson, Soccer (W) 333 Hickey Dwayne Shaffer, Soccer (M) 326 Hickey Winter Sports John Lavallee, Gymnastics (W) 281 Hickey Barbara Jahn, Swimming & Diving (W) 214 Hickey Peter Motekaitis, Swimming & Diving (M) 330 Hickey Sandy Simpson, Basketball (W) 210 Hickey Gary Stewart, Basketball (M) 232 Hickey Lennie Zalesky, Wrestling (M) 140 Pavilion Spring Sports Kathy DeYoung, Golf (W) 228 Hickey Elaine Jones, Lacrosse (W) 224 Hickey Daryl Lee, Tennis (M) 332 Hickey Karen Yoder, Softball (W) 183 Hickey Bill Maze, Tennis (W) 332 Hickey Rex Peters, Baseball 119 Hickey Emily Plesser, Rowing (W) 324 Hickey Deanne Vochatzer, Track & Field (W) 7 Hickey Annex Jon Vochatzer, Track & Field (M) 2 Hickey Annex Cy Williams, Golf (M) 6 Hickey Annex Jamey Wright, Water Polo (W) 181 Hickey iii

29 SERVING THE UC DAVIS STUDENT-ATHLETE STUDENT-ATHLETE GUIDANCE SERVICES 204/208 Hickey Gym (530) UC Davis ranks among the leaders in NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Awards and Academic All- District/America honorees, and has claimed a record three winners of the NCAA Woman of the Year Award. Student-Athlete Guidance Services deserves much of the credit for these accomplishments. The SAGS office started in 1988 with a single staff member serving as a centralized resource for academic advising, eligiblity information and campus referrals. The office has since expanded to include additional academic advisors, an athletic aid coordinator, an assistant eligibility coordinator and an administrative assistant. It is headed by Pam Gill-Fisher, senior associate director of athletics. The SAGS office provides a range of services to student-athletes on all 26 intercollegiate athletics teams, including assistance with course and major selection as well as interpretation and clarification of eligibility rules and issues. UC Davis student-athletes typically have a minimum of three academic advisors: an athletic academic advisor assigned by sport, a college advisor, and a major advisor (if the student has a declared major). Although appointments with the athletic academic advisors are not mandatory at UC Davis, student-athletes might choose to see their athletic academic advisor for issues including: Balancing academic and athletic expectations General education (GE) requirements Dropping/adding courses Time management/study skills Assistance completing the mandatory Academic Plan Form Study hall for student-athletes Personal issues that affect academic performance Choosing a major/career Declaring or changing a major Campus resources Exploration of opportunities beyond athletics Preparation for graduate programs Preparation and application for NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships and other national awards Michelle Roppeau Director of Athletic Academic Advising ATHLETIC TRAINING / SPORTS MEDICINE Dick Lewis Training Room (115 Hickey Gym) (530) The Pavilion Training Room (530) Known collectively as The Healer of Champions, the UC Davis athletic training staff comprises five full-time certified athletic trainers, a full-time physical therapist/certified athletic trainer and approximately 24 student athletic trainers. Together, they are responsible for providing medical care to the 800-plus student-athletes that compose UC Davis 26 varsity teams. The student athletic trainers serve two to three years with the program, logging in more than 1,500 hours and gaining valuable clinical education in a hands-on environment. The internship is ideal for any student interested in a graduate program in athletic training, as well as any medical or allied medical profession. The ARC Pavilion training room contains extensive resources and equipment for the rehabilitation of injured athletes. The staff physical therapist is headquartered there as well. Jeff Hogan Head Athletic Trainer OTHER RESOURCES Cowell Student Health Center Peer Counselors In Athletics (PCA) Internship & Career Center Learning Skills Center Student Employment Center Counseling Center The House (Peer Counseling) Cross Cultural Center Education Abroad Center Student Disability Center International House Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Resource Center Women s Resource & Research Center FINANCIAL SUPPORT Undergraduate Scholarship Office Financial Aid Office Dean Witter Fund Residential Services iv

30 HOME OF THE AGGIES The palatial Activites & Recreation Center (ARC) opened its doors during the spring of 2004, offering a wide array of fitness areas, including full-size basketball courts, a multi-use activity center for indoor soccer or hockey, a running/jogging track, weight rooms, aerobics facilities, squash and racquetball courts and a rock-climbing wall. Additional amenities include a wellness center, student lounges and opportunities for conferences and special events. ACTIVITIES & RECREATION CENTER THE PAVILION The ARC adjoins the Pavilion (left), formerly known as Recreation Hall, the home venue for UC Davis basketball, volleyball, wrestling and gymnastics, as well as concerts and special events. With a seating capacity of nearly 8,000, the Pavilion ranks as one of the largest on-campus arenas in Northern California. Recognized in 1999 as Softball Field of the Year by the Sports Turf Managers Association, La Rue Field hosted five NCAA West Region Softball Championships in the past decade. Recent additions include batting cages, covered dugouts and improved press areas. LA RUE FIELD In January of 2004, the Ted & Rand Schaal Aquatics Center hosted its first event. The complex features an Olympic-sized pool, locker rooms, team rooms, office space and permanent seating for approximately 500 spectators. The aquatics center will allow UC Davis to host championship events, such as this year s Western Water Polo Association championships. v SCHAAL AQUATICS CENTER

31 HICKEY GYMNASTICS CENTER The former Lower Hickey Gym, the first home of women s athletics in the post-title IX era, was converted to a first-class practice facility for the Aggie gymnastics team in AGGIE SOCCER STADIUM Both Aggie Stadium (left), the home of soccer, and the James & Ann Dobbins Baseball Complex (below) were the result of volunteer efforts dating back to the mid-1980s. DOBBINS BASEBALL COMPLEX TOOMEY WEIGHT ROOM Dobbins boasts one of the finest playing services in Northern California. In 2002, the stadium was enhanced to include a press box, a renovated entrance and permanent concession/restroom facilities. UC Davis student-athletes welcomed the expanded weight room, located inside Toomey Field. In addition to nearly tripling in size the previous facility, the upgrade also included all new equipment, restrooms and office space. In June 2005, former Olympian Andy Bloom was named as the program s first full-time strength and conditioning coach. Built in the 1950s, Toomey Field has hosted numerous championship events for football, track & field and lacrosse. During the 2000 Olympic Trials, standouts Marion Jones and Michael Johnson used the Woody Wilson Track as a practice facility. TOOMEY FIELD & WOODY WILSON TRACK FUTURE GAMES UC Davis Athletics will see the continued upgrading and/or construction of two first-class athletics facilities. The Marya Welch Tennis Center (left), an addition to the existing Hickey Tennis Courts, began construction in Long-term plans for the tennis venue include grandstand seating with restroom/concessions. Its first phase was dedicated in April Note: each drawing represents a concept for full build-out. Designs are subject to change. Aggie football and women s lacrosse will move to a multi-purpose stadium, located adjacent to the Schaal Aquatics Center, as early as the academic year. Initial concept designs call for seating of 10,000 to 15,000 spectators, with an eventual build-out to as many as 30,000. vi

32 TRANSITION TO DIVISION I Good News The light at the end of the tunnel brightened when the NCAA Division I Board of Directors approved legislation which will make the Aggies eligible to win automatic berths to NCAA Championships beginning with their fi rst active year of Division I membership in The Big West Conferencesponsored NCAA passed in August of Under previous legislation, the Aggies would have been ineligible to win any automatic berth awarded to the Big West Conference until For men s basketball, the wait was eight years, meaning the Aggies would not be able to win an automatic berth until On March 11, 2003, UC Davis made a landmark move in its storied intercollegiate athletics history when Chancellor Larry Vanderhoef announced that the university would reclassify from NCAA Division II to NCAA Division I status and join the Big West Conference. The announcement came after much discussion by campus administrators, faculty, staff, students, alumni and local community. Additionally, UC Davis undergraduate students passed the Campus Expansion Initiative, which will help fund the Aggies growing athletics grant-in-aid program. UC Davis, which began its four-year transition to Division I in the fall of 2003, will start some competition in the Big West in and is scheduled for full Division I DIVISION I TIMELINE Provisional First Year Compliance with all minimum contests and participation requirements for sports sponsorship set forth in Bylaw (contests and number of participants). Submit a formal application and fee. Submit a revised strategic plan based on the previously submitted plan. Apply Division I legislation to the greatest extent possible. Attendance at the NCAA Convention. Attendance at an orientation session. Submit an annual report and updated strategic plan. Considered Division II in scheduling against Division I opponents, Division I against Division II opponents. The Campus Expansion Initiative takes effect, contributing an estimated total of $999,000 toward athletics grants-in-aid. Provisional Second Year Full compliance with all Division I legislation and membership requirements, including scholarship minimums and Division I scheduling. Attendance at NCAA convention. Attendance at NCAA meeting at the convention to discuss issues impacting Division I. Submit an annual report and updated strategic plan by June 30 based on feedback received from the previous year. Considered Division I for scheduling against opponents. Total athletics grant-in-aid increases to approximately $2.5 million. The portion of the CEI fees designated for athletics increases to generate an estimated total of $2.03 million in grants-in-aid. membership in UC Davis will compete in the Big West Conference in baseball, men s and women s basketball, men s and women s cross country, men s and women s golf, men s and women s soccer, softball, men s and women s swimming & diving, men s and women s tennis, men s and women s track & field and women s volleyball. Football is a charter member of the Great West Football Conference, women s rowing is a member of the Western Independent Rowing Association, men s and women s water polo will remain in the Western Water Polo Association and women s lacrosse will continue play in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation. Women s gymnastics and men s wrestling already classified as Division I programs will continue their participation in the MPSF and Pacific-10 Conference, respectively Provisional Third Year Attendance at the NCAA Convention. Attendance at a meeting to be conducted at the NCAA convention to discuss issues impacting Division I members. Institutional representatives required to attend the meeting are the CEO, AD, SWA, FAR, and Compliance Coordinator. Completion of an NCAA athletics certifi cation orientation visit. Completion of a compliance review conducted by the national offi ce and submission of a report with an institutional response of fi ndings. Submit an annual report and updated strategic plan by June 30 based on feedback received from the previous year s annual report. The portion of the CEI fees designated for athletics increases to contribute an estimated total of $3.17 million for athletics grants-in-aid Provisional Fourth Year Successfully complete an NCAA athletics certifi cation self-study and evaluation visit. Attendance at the NCAA Convention. Attendance at a meeting conducted at the NCAA Convention to discuss issues impacting Division I members. Submit an annual report and updated strategic plan by June 30, 2007 based on feedback received from the previous years review. The CEI reaches its full implementation. The athletics-designated portion increases to generate an estimated total of $4.26 million in grants-in-aid First Year of Division I All teams become eligible for conference and NCAA championships. Teams become eligible to win Big West automatic berths to NCAA championships. vii