2016-17 Sonoma State Basketball Guide

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

MEN’S BASKETBALL..........................................4-5 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL.................................6-7 AUTOGRAPHS......................................................8-9 TICKET TO SUCCESS....................................10-11 SEAWOLF FRIENDLY BUSINESSES......12-23 Sonoma State University is an NCAA Division II member and part of the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA), Western Water Polo Association (WWPA) and the Pacific West Conference (PacWest). Ten of SSU’s sports are in the CCAA, water polo is in the WWPA, and men’s and women’s tennis are in the PacWest. Sonoma State athletics got its start in 1964 with the school’s first men’s basketball team. Through the years, the Seawolves have had much success including national championships in 1990 (women’s soccer), 2002 (men’s soccer) and 2009 (men’s golf).

MISSION STATEMENT

The goal of the Sonoma State University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is to provide a positive, equitable, and diverse environment for the student-athletes and staff. All athletic staff members are responsible for fostering these priorities via role modeling and mentoring student-athletes while upholding a competitive spirit that stresses amateurism, ethical conduct, good sportsmanship, and rules compliance. Priorities for all student-athletes include: academic excellence, competitive success, and community outreach.

ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT STAFF

Director of Athletics..........................................................Bill Fusco Sr. Associate Athletics Director......................................Mike Ogg Associate Athletics Director..............................Brandon Bronzan Assistant Athletics Director.................................. Shannon Percell Associate Athletics Director..................................Frank Scalercio Business Operations Manager................................ Shawn Percell Sports Information Director........................................... Tyler Lobe Compliance Coordinator..................................Samuel Philhower Academic/Eligibility S-A Advisor...........................Rich Shayewitz Equipment Manager....................................................... Willie Lee Head Athletic Trainer...................................................... Julie Rudy Assistant Athletic Trainer............................................... Shyla Penn Athletic Trainer.......................................................Casey Gonzalez Athletic Trainer...........................................................April Seymon Sponsorships..................................................................Joe Hunter Special Events.................................................. Cappi Osmundson Marketing/Sports Information.........................Sandra Swanstrom

AFFILIATIONS WESTERN WATER POLO ASSOCIATION

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MEN’S BASKETBALL

2016-17 SCHEDULE

Date Opponent 11/4 Loyola Marymount (exh.) 11/5 UC Irvine (exh.) 11/11 Western Washington@ 11/12 Notre Dame de Namur@ 11/18 SAINT MARTIN’S% 11/19 ACADEMY OF ART% 11/25 Dixie State 11/26 Westminster 12/1 UC Santa Barbara 12/3 Cal State L.A.* 12/9 SAN FRANCISCO STATE* 12/10 CSU MONTEREY BAY* 12/17 Chico State* 12/30 CAL POLY POMONA* 12/31 CAL STATE EAST BAY* 1/6 Stanislaus State* 1/13 CSU SAN BERNARDINO* 1/14 UC SAN DIEGO* 1/21 San Francisco State* 1/26 Cal State Dominguez Hills* 1/28 Cal State San Marcos* 2/3 CHICO STATE* 2/4 STANISLAUS STATE* 2/10 Cal State East Bay* 2/11 Cal State Monterey Bay* 2/17 CAL STATE L.A.* 2/18 CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS* 2/23 Humboldt State* 2/25 Cal Poly Pomona* 2/28 CCAA Championship 3/3 CCAA Championship 3/4 CCAA Championship

@SSUMBBALL By The Numbers

Site Time Los Angeles, CA 7:00 pm Irvine, CA 2:00 pm Hayward, CA 5:30 pm Hayward, CA 5:30 pm ROHNERT PARK 7:30 pm ROHNERT PARK 7:30 pm St. George, UT 7:30 pm St. George, UT 5:00 pm Santa Barbara, CA 7:00 pm Los Angeles, CA 7:30 pm KENTFIELD, CA 7:30 pm KENTFIELD, CA 7:30 pm Chico, CA 7:30 pm SANTA ROSA, CA 7:30 pm SANTA ROSA, CA 7:30 pm Turlock, CA 7:30 pm SANTA ROSA, CA 7:30 pm SANTA ROSA, CA 7:30 pm San Francisco, CA 7:30 pm Carson, CA 7:30 pm San Marcos, CA 7:30 pm ROHNERT PARK 7:30 pm ROHNERT PARK 7:30 pm Hayward, CA 7:30 pm Seaside, CA 7:30 pm ROHNERT PARK 7:30 pm ROHNERT PARK 7:30 pm Arcata, CA 7:30 pm Pomona, CA 7:30 pm (Campus Sites) TBA San Marcos, CA TBA San Marcos, CA TBA

1 CCAA Male Student-Athlete of the Year 3 Conference Coach of the Year Awards 4 Conference Championships 7 NCAA Tournament Appearances 18 CCAA All-Academic Picks Since 2005 64 All-Conference Performances 288-194 at The Wolves’ Den Since ‘72

Jimmy Golden

2015-16 Review 8th in CCAA

In 2005-06, Fuscaldo led the Seawolves to their first ever California Collegiate Athletic Association championship with a 16-4 conference record. For his efforts, Fuscaldo was voted the CCAA Coach of the Year by his peers. The squad also advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the third time in the previous nine years. Individually, the ‘05-’06 Seawolves featured an All-American, two All-West Region players, four All-Conference stars, and the CCAA Player of the Year.

Associate Head Coach: Rich Shayewitz

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14-13 9-11

CCAA ALL-CCAA

Pat Fuscaldo returns for his 23rd season as head coach of the Sonoma State University men’s basketball team in 2016-17. In his previous 22 years at the helm, Fuscaldo has a record of 295-295 overall and 227-215 in league play. In 2007-08, Fuscaldo became the winningest basketball coach in Sonoma State history and he is currently the dean of Men’s Basketball coaches in the CCAA.

TEAM LEADERS

PAT FUSCALDO

OVERALL

HEAD COACH

JAMES DAVIS FRAME 2nd Team

CALLAHAN 2nd Team

DAVID AHERN

SCORING

REBOUNDING

ASSISTS

13.9 DAVIS

5.2 COCHRAN

44 SLADE

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MEN’S BASKETBALL

2016-17 ROSTER

JORDAN

ARMANI

HICKMAN

6’8” Jr. G/F Vallejo Santa Rosa JC

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JIMMY

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TOPHER

TAYLOR

SETH

6’4” Fr. G Pleasanton Foothill HS

5’10” Sr. G Lake Almanor Chester HS

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JORDAN

COBB

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6’5” So. G Los Angeles Culver City HS

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GOLDEN

6’4” Sr. G La Habra Irvine Valley JC

BRANDON

NICOLIS

FLECK

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6’4” Jr. G/F Garden Grove Cypress JC

TILLIS

5’11” So. G Santa Monica Crossroads HS

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BRIAN

JOHNSON

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6’5” Jr. F Santa Rosa Santa Rosa JC

NAAMAN

HIGHTOWER

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6’8” Sr. C Vallejo Napa Valley JC

MASON

KHALID

5’10” Sr. G Palo Alto St. Francis HS

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Mon. Peninsula JC

6’10” Sr. C Loomis Santa Rosa JC

6’7” Fr. F Auckland, NZ Waitakere WA BC

JACKSON

LUKE

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EVERLY

6’4” Jr. G Novato College of Marin

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NATHAN

GION

COCHRAN

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NOAH

DAVIDSON

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6’3” Sr. G Aliso Viejo Irvine Valley JC

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ISAAC

STEPHEN

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HARRIS

6’3” So. G Redding Shasta HS

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DORSEY

6’4” Jr. F Seaside

RONNIE

PHILLIPS

JOHNSON

6’3” Jr. G Morgan Hill Foothill College

MOLONY-BENJAMIN

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6’9” Sr. C Sebastopol Analy HS

INACTIVE: Marco Barragan, Edwin Calderon Martinez, Sidney Cunningham, Ryan Kelly, Omar Montano, Kyle Owings, TJ Perez, Sebastian Santos, Zane Stromberg.

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Luke Cochran Jimmy Golden Ronnie Harris Khalid Johnson

CAREER STATISTICS ENTERING 2016-17 SEASON

Seasons

GP/GS MIN/G FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% REB RPG AST

(1) 2015-16 27/24 22.2 84-141 .617 0-0 .000 (1) 2015-16 27/0 12.2 34-85 .400 12-35 .343 (1) 2015-16 27/22 16.3 35-85 .412 7-16 .438 (3) 2013-16 69/14 12.2 39-93 .419 12-42 .286 N. Molony-Benjamin (3) 2013-16 62/3 12.7 98-195 .503 0-0 .000 Armani Nicolis (1) 2015-16 15/0 7.1 11-27 .407 0-2 .000 Mason Phillips (1) 2015-16 15/0 5.1 3-13 .231 3-9 .333 Topher Taylor (3) 2013-16 23/0 2.4 2-13 .154 2-11 .182 Brandon Tillis (1) 2015-16 18/0 7.4 4-30 .133 2-14 .143

27-45 24-32 22-32 26-44 38-81 10-14 5-8 0-0 10-14

.600 .750 .688 .591 .469 .714 .625 .000 .714

141 42 40 79 238 23 6 6 10

5.2 1.6 1.5 1.1 3.8 1.5 0.4 0.3 0.6

16 12 35 69 14 3 6 2 16

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22 8 31 74 58 13 6 5 12

BLK STL PTS PPG

16 0 0 6 49 1 1 0 0

11 4 7 22 35 1 3 1 6

201 104 99 116 234 32 14 6 20

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7.4 3.9 3.7 1.7 3.8 2.1 0.9 0.3 1.1

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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

2016-17 SCHEDULE

Date Opponent 11/1 San Jose State (exh.) 11/3 PACIFIC UNION (exh.) 11/11 Notre Dame de Namur 11/12 Dominican 11/18 Dixie State 11/19 Western Oregon 11/29 Menlo 12/3 Cal State L.A.* 12/9 SAN FRANCISCO STATE* 12/10 CSU MONTEREY BAY* 12/17 Chico State* 12/30 CAL POLY POMONA* 12/31 CAL STATE EAST BAY* 1/3 ACADEMY OF ART 1/6 Stanislaus State* 1/13 CSU SAN BERNARDINO* 1/14 UC SAN DIEGO* 1/21 San Francisco State* 1/26 Cal State Dominguez Hills* 1/28 Cal State San Marcos* 2/3 CHICO STATE* 2/4 STANISLAUS STATE* 2/10 Cal State East Bay* 2/11 Cal State Monterey Bay* 2/17 CAL STATE L.A.* 2/18 CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS* 2/23 Humboldt State* 2/25 Cal Poly Pomona* 2/28 CCAA Championship 3/3 CCAA Championship 3/4 CCAA Championship

@SSUWBBALL By The Numbers

Site Time San Jose, CA 5:00 pm ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm Belmont, CA 3:00 pm Belmont, CA 1:00 pm Chico, CA 5:30 pm Chico, CA 5:30 pm Atherton, CA 6:00 pm Los Angeles, CA 7:30 pm KENTFIELD, CA 7:30 pm KENTFIELD, CA 7:30 pm Chico, CA 7:30 pm SANTA ROSA, CA 7:30 pm SANTA ROSA, CA 7:30 pm SAN RAFAEL, CA TBA Turlock, CA 7:30 pm SANTA ROSA, CA 7:30 pm SANTA ROSA, CA 7:30 pm San Francisco, CA 7:30 pm Carson, CA 7:30 pm San Marcos, CA 7:30 pm ROHNERT PARK 7:30 pm ROHNERT PARK 7:30 pm Hayward, CA 7:30 pm Seaside, CA 7:30 pm ROHNERT PARK 7:30 pm ROHNERT PARK 7:30 pm Arcata, CA 7:30 pm Pomona, CA 7:30 pm (Campus Sites) TBA San Marcos, CA TBA San Marcos, CA TBA

1 Conference Championship 3 Conference Coach of the Year Awards 6 NCAA Tournament Appearances 35 CCAA All-Academic Picks Since 2005 40 All-Conference Performances

JERRICA CROSBY

2015-16 Review 10th in CCAA

Rigby has delivered a winning season in nine of his 19 seasons at the helm, including three 20-win seasons. In his first two years at Sonoma State, Rigby led his team to back-to-back 20-plus win seasons, including a school-record 23 victories in 1998-99. His teams have participated in the NCAA West Regionals six times, a feat no other basketball coach has accomplished at SSU. A true student of the game, Rigby’s squads emphasize teamwork, defense, and hustle.

Assistant Coach: Taylor Vigil

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10-19 5-15

CCAA ALL-CCAA

Mark Rigby returns for his 20th season as head coach of the Seawolves in 2016-17. The winningest coach in SSU women’s basketball history, Rigby has led his teams to a 253-267 mark in 19 years at SSU.

TEAM LEADERS

MARK RIGBY

OVERALL

HEAD COACH

MADISON BURROUGHS

SCORING

REBOUNDING

ASSISTS

8.6 SOUREK

5.2 SOUREK

57 ADAMS

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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

2016-17 ROSTER

KAYLA

MADISON

COLOYAN

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5’3” So. G So. San Francisco Sacred Heart Cath.

JESSICA 5’4” Jr. G San Jose Valley Christian HS

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TAYLOR

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5’10” Jr. G Alamo Monte Vista HS

5’11” So. F Gilroy

Archbishop Mitty HS

DONOVAN

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6’1” Jr. C Paso Robles Paso Robles HS

5’8” Jr. G/F Yelm, WA Bakersfield CC

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KIM

BURROUGHS

MOLLY

TODD

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5’4” Jr. G Hanford Fresno CC

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5’11” So. F Martinez Carondelet HS

MORGAN

5’8” So. G Rohnert Park

Cardinal Newman HS

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KIMBERLY

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5’11” Sr. C San Luis Obispo Cuesta College

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MADELINE

WYNN

SANTOS

5’4” So. G Vallejo Jesse Bethel HS

5’5” Jr. G Orinda Miramonte HS

CROSBY

LOWE

6’0” Fr. C Carlsbad Carlsbad HS

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5’10” Fr. G/F Gardnerville, NV Douglas HS

MICKAYLA

MACLEAN

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JERRICA

GILL

KIECH

SERENA

SAVIO

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CARLY

KYLIE

TYLER

MADISON

MITZ

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McKAIELA

BARNES

6’0” So. C San Diego Point Loma HS

BALSER 5’8” Fr. G Loomis Del Oro HS

CAREER STATISTICS ENTERING 2016-17 SEASON

Name Seasons GP/GS MIN/G FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% REB RPG AST TO Madison Burroughs 2 (2014-16) 55/54 26.7 169-401 .421 11-42 .262 69-95 .726 209 3.8 105 146

Kayla Coloyan Jerrica Crosby Molly Donovan Carly Gill Kylie Kiech Morgan Maclean Jessica Mitz Serena Santos Kim Savio Taylor Todd

1 (2015-16) 1 (2015-16) 1 (2014-15) 2 (2014-16) 1 (2015-16) 1 (2015-16) 2 (2014-16) 1 (2015-16) 1 (2015-16) 1 (2015-16)

25/10 29/8 25/18 48/12 26/2 11/0 50/6 17/0 24/0 29/28

14.0 23.3 17.4 12.9 14.9 5.1 9.8 7.2 10.5 25.1

19-94 75-216 52-153 46-182 38-117 3-15 71-167 12-45 24-57 47-137

.202 .347 .340 .253 .325 .200 .425 .267 .421 .343

10-42 11-50 0-0 22-104 18-60 1-3 13-40 1-8 0-0 0-1

.238 .220 .000 .212 .300 .333 .325 .125 .000 .000

25-35 17-25 34-65 69-77 52-69 1-2 16-27 7-10 16-28 23-47

.714 .680 .523 .896 .754 .500 .593 .700 .571 .489

33 118 104 98 71 8 81 16 65 124

1.3 4.1 4.2 2.0 2.7 0.7 1.6 0.9 2.7 4.3

27 23 10 53 25 0 26 10 3 26

30 41 31 61 37 2 45 18 10 35

BLK STL PTS PPG

12 0 4 3 1 1 3 0 2 3 6

75 9 10 17 31 7 0 27 6 5 9

418 73 178 138 183 146 8 171 32 64 117

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7.6 2.9 6.1 5.5 3.8 5.6 0.7 3.4 1.9 2.7 4.0

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AUTOGRAPHS

The “Seawolf” is a mythical creature and title of a book (“The Sea Wolf”) by famed author and adventurer Jack London. While the SSU mascot bears no resemblance to the antagonist in the book, it celebrates London, who made his home and wrote many of his books living in the north bay town of Glen Ellen in Sonoma County.

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AUTOGRAPHS

A total of 93 student-athletes earned All-Academic honors during the 2015-16 season. To earn this award, you must have a grade point average of 3.4 or higher. The department’s combined GPA of 3.097 was the highest in school history.

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TICKET TO SUCCESS Ticket to Success is a program run by the Sonoma State University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics which brings students from local elementary schools to basketball and soccer games. During their visit, students will have an opportunity to tour the campus, meet the head coach and student-athletes, and hear about the importance of pursuing college. In addition Sonoma State teams will travel to individual elementary school campuses to conduct clinics for the students. This continuing relationship with elementary school students will help support early college awareness. Children exposed to higher education at a young age have a much greater chance of attending college. Through the medium of sports, we challenge students to see themselves going to college. The student-athletes act as role models sharing their own personal experience as a college student while the coaches talk about the importance of hard work, perseverance, and goals. To learn more, go to sonomaseawolves.com/TicketToSuccess.

Sonoma State University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics

Team Doctors

Michael J. McDermott, M.D.

Tom Sather

Shawn Hsieh, M.D.

Learn more at sonomaseawolves.com/sportsmedicine Robert Nied, M.D.

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Todd Weitzenberg, M.D.

Ronald J. Martin, O.D.

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TICKET TO SUCCESS

Research Colleges

Take A-G Courses (See Chart On Previous Page)

Getting To College The Board Game

Welcome to HIGH SCHOOL!

Talk to Friends and Family

Straight A’s! Move Forward 2 Spaces

Get Great Grades In 9th Grade!

Go to College Orientation

Decide Where You Are Going To Go

Take a Campus Tour

Only 3 Years Left!

Get Accepted to Universities

Take the PSAT

Detention! Go Back 1 Space

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Get Great Grades In 10th Grade!

Time Flies! Just 2 More Years

Take English and Algebra I

Take a Foreign Language Class, Move Forward 2 Spaces

Begin High School Course Planner On CSU Mentor

Skipped Class, Move Back 1 Space

Read Every Day

3. 4. 5.

RULES

Choose your character. Roll Dice and move the number of spaces the dice lands on. The first person to get to college wins. Read every box because they are all the steps to get to college in real life. Have fun!

Take Advanced Placement (AP) Course, Move Forward 2 Spaces

Get Great Grades In 11th Grade!

Only 1 More Year To Go! Don’t Get Senioritis!

Welcome to MIDDLE SCHOOL!

Get Great Grades In Elementary School!

Start Applying to Colleges!

Ask Your Teachers About Their College Experience

Talk to Counselors About Pre-Admissions

Think About What You Learned About College At SSU

Take the SAT/ACT Exams

Attend Athletics Event at SSU

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