2009-10 Cypress College Men's Basketball Guide

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2009 MEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER

#3 Reggie Abrams6’2” Freshman Guard

Paramount HS

#20 Troy Baugh6’3” Sophomore Forward

La Salle HS

#33 Nick DeMusis6’3” Freshman Forward

Mililani HS

#4 Randall Laing6’2” Freshman Guard

Northwest HS

#10 E.J. Singleton6’0” Freshman Guard

Crenshaw HS

#15 Tim Austin6’2” Sophomore Guard

Cerritos HS

#21 Devin Golston6’4” Freshman Forward

Gahr HS

#24 Brett Spencer6’2” Sophomore Guard

Foothill HS

#32 Brad Johnson6’4” Sophomore Forward

Magnolia HS

#42 Allan Banker6’0” Freshman Guard

Mayfair HS

#52 Ashton Wilson6’8” Freshman CenterGulfshores Academy

RS Tristan Henderson6’4” Freshman Center

Los Alamitos HS

Coach Paul Bottiaux16th Season

Michigan State

CreditsThe 2009-10 Men’s Basketball Media Guide is a publication of the Cypress College Physical Education/Athletics Division. Written and designed by Te-resa Wang. Photos by Dustin Roe and Teresa Wang. Printed by the North Orange County Community College District.

On the Cover

2009-10 Sophomores

Welcome to Cypress Basketball2 2009-10 Roster3 2000-10 Season Preview

Coaching Staff4 Head Coach Paul Bottiaux5 Assistant Coach Chis St. Clair5 Assistant Coach Brian Brennan5 Assistant Coach Henry Tran5 Assistant Coach Joseph Webber5 Assistant Coach Greg Brand6 Coaching History

Player Profiles8 Tim Austin9 Troy Baugh

10 Brad Johnson11 Brett Spencer12 Reggie Abrams12 Randall Laing13 E.J. Singleton13 Devin Golston14 Nick Demusis14 Allan Banker15 Ashton Wilson15 Tristan Henderson

15 Chris Taylor-Brown16 Support Staff

2008-09 Season17 2008-09 Season in Review18 2008-09 OEC Season

References & Media Information19-20 Orange Empire Opponents

Program History22 Former MVPs23 Chargers Moving On24 Single Game Records25 Single Season Records26 Career Records

Cypress College27 Cypress Athletics28 Cypress College29 Fundraising30 Boeing Thank You

Cypress FactsLocation: 9200 Valley View St. Cypress, CA 90630Founded: 1966Enrollment: 13,500Nickname: ChargersColors: Navy & GoldConference: Orange EmpirePresident: Michael J. KaslerArena: Thorpe HouseCapacity: 3,041Website: www.cypresscollege.eduCollege Phone Number: 714-484-7352Division Phone Number: 714-484-70002008-09 Overall Record: 14-182008-09 Conference Record: 4-8 (4th)

Athletics Phone Number: 714-484-7352Athletics Fax: 714-484-7448Athletic Director: Diane HenryAsst. Athletic Director: Bill PinkhamHead Coach: Paul Bottiaux 714-484-7365 [email protected] Address Announcer: Wyatt WareScorekeeper: Rick BunyardTrainer: Scott TuckerEquipment Coordinator: Manny VerdugoCounselor: Dana BedardAthletic Secretary: Yvonne CotaDivision Secretary: Lu CayabyabSports Information Director: Teresa Wang [email protected] 714-484-7356

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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2009-10 ROSTER AlphabeticalNo. Name Pos.3 Reggie Abrams G15 Tim Austin G 42 Allan Banker G20 Troy Baugh F33 Nick DeMusis F21 Devin Golston FRS Tristan Henderson C32 Brad Johnson F4 Randall Laing G10 E.J. Singleton G24 Brett Spencer G52 Ashton Wilson C

Coaching Staff Paul Bottiaux (16th season) Chris St. Clair (4th season) Joseph Webber (2nd season) Henry Tran (9th season) Greg Brand (28th season)

By ClassSophomores ........................ 4Freshmen ............................. 7

Pronunciation GuideRandall Laing............... LangNick DeMusis.............. De-mew-sisTroy Baugh................... Baw

Back Row (L-R): E.J. Fife, Allan Banker, Donte Wright, Nick DeMusis, Devin Golston, AshtonWilson, Tristan Henderson, Reggie Abrams, Randall Laing, E.J. Singleton.Front Row (L-R): Troy Baugh, Brett Spencer, Manager Christ Taylor-Brown, Coach Joseph Webber, Head Coach Paul Bottiaux, Coach Chris St. Clair, Coach Brian Brennan, Coach Greg Brand, Tim Austin, Brad Johnson.

NumericalNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown - High School3 Reggie Abrams G 6’2” 190 Fr Long Beach - Paramount HS4 Randall Laing G 6’2” 205 Fr Germantown, MD - Northwest HS10 E.J. Singleton G 6’0” 185 Fr Crenshaw - Crenshaw HS15 Tim Austin G 6’2” 200 So Cerritos - Cerritos HS20 Troy Baugh F 6’3” 192 So Arcadia - La Salle HS21 DevinGolston F 6’4” 200 Fr Bellflower-GahrHS24 Brett Spencer G 6’2” 185 So Tustin - Foothill HS32 Brad Johnson F 6’4” 218 So Lubbock, TX - Magnolia HS33 Nick DeMusis F 6’3” 195 Fr Honolulu, HI - Mililani HS42 Allan Banker G 6’0” 165 Fr Long Beach - Mayfair HS52 Ashton Wilson C 6’8” 310 Fr Houston, TX - Gulfshores AcademyRS Tristan Henderson C 6’4” 240 Fr Concord, NC - Los Alamitos HSHead Coach: Paul BottiauxAssistant Coaches: Chris St. Clair, Brian Brennan, Joseph Webber, Henry Tran, Greg Brand. Manager: Chris Taylor-Brown

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Head Coach Paul Bottiaux returns for his sixteenth season this year. Bottiaux and the Chargers are coming off of a 14-18 season where the fresh-man class showed talent and prom-ise and return this season to

bring Cypress to the next level.

Cypress hopes to improve on their 4-8 conference record from last season and hope to propel themselves to the playoffs for the first time since 2001.

Head Coach Paul Bottiaux has big hopes for this year’s squad:

We are in a rebuilding process with only three returning players in our program from last season. However, there is plenty of room for optimism as we move forward with

this year’s team. The style of our play should be more up-tempo than in previous years. We have the capacity to get more open looks with full court offense as opposed to getting into half court sets. The team continues to adapt to this style and become more proficient. It will be a work in progress during the pre-season to hopefully prepare us as we move forward into conference play. With so many new players we are getting to know each other better all the time. Our success will be built upon – “Attention to Detail” in all of the things that we do and our team chemistry which should continue to grow. Again our schedule provides us the opportunity to pursue our best in playing an extremely tough pre-season schedule to help pre-pare us for the always tough and quite arguably the best conference in the state – the Orange Empire Conference. We play in five pre-season tournaments with many of this year’s better teams in the state as participants. With non-conference foes such as Pasadena and El Camino our team should be battle tested as we begin conference play. It goes without saying you have to “bring it” each and every night in this conference. This certainly helps our players as they make the transition to the four year level. When they leave Cypress they truly are prepared for their next experience.

Coaching Staff:

We have a great group of coaches that help our athletes as they

progress through their experience at Cypress. They are knowledge-able and proficient in their expertise about the game. The work ex-tremely hard without much retribution, but do so for the love of the game and their concern with our student-athletes. Coaches Joseph Webber, Brian Brennan, and Chris St. Clair are teachers of the game on the daily practice floor. They each provide their own level of experience and contribute to the direction of this program. Greg Brand who has been on this staff the longest, and Henry Tran con-tinue to help support this program in a variety of ways ranging all the way from scouting to fundraising.

Sophomores:

There is no doubt that your team’s success can be traced to the leadership and experience that are provided by your sophomores. Co-Captains Tim Austin and Troy Baugh return with plenty of proven experience and we will rely on them to help in the matura-tion of our younger players. They have been through the battles and will need to help our freshmen through the early season, non-con-ference play. Brad Johnson, also returns, but his role has changed a great deal. He needs to provide consistency with his overall play and be the versatile player that can handle difficult situations. Our last sophomore, Brett Spencer, transferred from Sonoma State Univer-sity and his impact should be seen right away. He can flat out shoot the ball from distance, and he truly loves to compete.

Freshmen:

This young group of players will truly make an impact on our team this season. They are talented, eager to learn, and enthusiastic in their approach. Devin Golston, who played at Gahr HS, should have an extremely productive career at Cypress. He can score in so many different ways inside and outside. We like what he brings on game nights, and if he can continue to be consistent with his efforts there will be no stopping his growth within our program. Reggie Abrams, who played at Paramount HS, will lead this team from the point guard position. He can have an impact on our ability to push the ball in the open court, plus he can score as well. He will continue to improve this year and should have a great career for the Chargers. EJ Singleton, Allan Banker, and Nick DeMusis will also see sig-nificant action this year and most definitely will make their presence felt. EJ and Allan will back-up our perimeter players and Nick will add more stability to the front line. Ashton Wilson and Randall La-ing bring a wealth of maturity to the team and could really develop their games and be counted on as we get closer to conference play. Athletically they can both compete and as they learn our system their on-court time should improve.

“Our success will be built upon – ‘Attention to Detail’ in all of the things that we do and our team chemistry which should continue to grow.”

2009-10 SEASON PREVIEW

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HEAD COACH PAUL BOTTIAUX

In his 16th season as the Charger head man, Bottiaux has been with the Cy-press program since joining the staff as

an assistant coach during the 1987-88 cam-paign when the Chargers reached the state tournamentsemifinals. Inhisfirst10yearsastheheadcoach,Bottiaux directed the Chargers to five ap-pearances in the Southern California Re-gional Playoffs. Bottiaux came to Cypress after ten suc-cessful seasons at Sonora High School in La Habra. He led the Raiders to the CIF II-A championshipin1983andarunner-upfin-

ish in 1984. Bottiaux, who was selected CIF Coach of the Year in 1983, also directed So-nora to the Freeway League Championships in 1982 and 1984. As a player, Bottiaux was an all-City choice at Henry Ford High School in Mich-igan. He graduated from Michigan State University with a degree in Social Science and earned a master’s degree in Education at Cal State Fullerton. He lives in Placentia with his wife Joy and has four children, Kim, Tom, Paul, and Megan. He also has six grandchildren.

16th SeasonMichigan State 1969

Bottiaux’s Record at Cypress College Overall Orange Empire Year Record Record Playoffs1994-95 16-18 3-11 0-11995-96 14-18 5-9 0-11996-97 15-16 6-8 1-11997-98 15-16 6-8 1998-99 10-21 3-11 1999-00 14-18 7-7 0-12000-01 14-17 6-8 0-12001-02 14-17 3-11 2002-03 7-22 2-12 2003-04 16-11 7-7 2004-05 11-16 4-10 2005-06 15-15 4-8 2006-07 6-24 0-12 2007-08 14-17 4-82008-09 14-18 4-8Totals (15 years) 193 -265 64-138 1-5 (.424) (.317) (.167)

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COACHING STAFF

Henry Tran9th SeasonCal State Fullerton

Coach Tran’s various responsibilities include scouting, marketing, recruiting, and organizing summer leagues. In his ninth season with the Chargers, Coach Tran has high school coaching experience at Huntington Beach (2000-01), Los Alamitos (1996-2000) and Servite (1993-1996).

Coach Tran has a masters from the University of Phoenix and an MBA from the University of Redlands. Since 2001, he has taught at the Uni-versity of Phoenix. He resides in Brea with wife Kay, and children Kassidy and Kaden.

Joseph Webber2nd SeasonLong Beach State

Webber comes to Cypress after three years of community college experience at Santa Ana Col-lege. Webber has coached since the early nineties when he started at Whitney High School. Web-ber then built his experience at the high school

levelatPacificHill,LosAlamitos,Cabrillo,andMayfair. Webber earned his bachelor’s in physi-cal education from Long Beach State in 2006.

CHRIS ST. CLAIR4th SeasonCal State FullertonCoachSt.ClaircomestoCypressfromfivesea-sons of experience coaching at Magnolia High School. He made a name for himself as a player first at Sonora High School as Orange CountyPlayer of the Year earning all-CIF, all-Freeway League, and Freeway League Most Valuable Player. He holds the Sonora record for career

points with 1526. St. Clair earned a scholarship to Cal State Fullerton where he was a three-year starter earning the Hustle Award and was sec-ond on the all-time three-point baskets made at CSUF. He is currently a History teacher at Mag-nolia high school and resides in Placentia.

BRIAN BRENNAN3rd SeasonNational University

Brennan returns to Cypress after spending three years at Loara as the freshman team coach and varsity assistant. Brennan will assist his former coach Paul Bottiaux at Cypress after playing for him from 2000-02 making the playoffs in 2001. He played at Loara as a two-sport standout in

baseball and basketball making the record book in assists and steals. Brennan manages the Char-ger offense which has consistently been a top 20 scoring team in the state while Brennan has been with Cypress. He and his wife Melissa have three children, Jayson, Melia, and Jacklyn.

Greg Brand27th SeasonU.C. Irvine

Coach Brand, the most senior member of the Chargers, has been with the Cypress program for 26 years. During his tenure, he helped the Chargers to two State Final Four appearances. He is the Vice President of Engineering at DRS Technologies in Cypress. Coach Brand coached

on the junior varsity and varsity levels at May-fair High School for eight seasons before coming to Cypress. While attending Mayfair, he played basketball and baseball. Brand earned all-League recognition in basketball. He resides in Tustin Ranch with wife Sharon.

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Year Record Pct. Coach State Results1966-67 13-13 .500 Johnson1967-68 20-10 .667 Johnson1968-69 13-15 .464 Johnson1969-70 21-8 .724 Johnson1970-71 19-9 .678 Johnson1971-72 12-15 .444 VanHorn1972-73 16-16 .500 Johnson1973-74 25-6 .807 Johnson1974-75 20-8 .715 Johnson1975-76 23-7 .767 Johnson1976-77 30-1 .968 Johnson State Champions1977-78 26-6 .813 Johnson State Quarter-Finals1978-79 34-2 .944 Johnson State Semi-Finals1979-80 31-5 .861 Johnson State Champions1980-81 21-14 .600 Johnson State Semi-Finals1981-82 23-6 .793 Johnson1982-83 16-14 .533 Johnson1983-84 21-9 .700 Johnson1984-85 14-12 .538 Johnson1985-86 24-6 .800 Johnson1986-87 18-15 .545 Johnson1987-88 31-6 .838 Johnson State Semi-Finals1988-89 13-17 .433 Johnson1989-90 28-4 .875 Johnson1990-91 26-11 .703 Johnson State Semi-Finals1991-92 21-11 .656 Johnson1992-93 26-9 .743 Johnson1993-94 15-19 .441 Johnson1994-95 16-18 .471 Bottiaux1995-96 14-18 .438 Bottiaux1996-97 15-16 .484 Bottiaux1997-98 15-16 .484 Bottiaux1998-99 10-21 .323 Bottiaux1999-00 14-18 .438 Bottiaux2000-01 14-17 .452 Bottiaux2001-02 12-18 .400 Bottiaux2002-03 7-22 .241 Bottiaux2003-04 16-11 .593 Bottiaux2004-05 11-16 .407 Bottiaux2005-06 15-15 .500 Bottiaux2006-07 6-24 .200 Bottiaux2007-08 14-17 .452 Bottiaux2008-09 14-18 .438 BottiauxTotals 793-541 .594

Don Johnson On February 11, 1994, long-time head coachDonJohnsoncoachedhisfinalhomegame at Cypress College directing the Chargers to a 75-71 victory over Irvine Val-ley College. Johnson retired the following season as the state’s winningest men’s bas-ketball coach compiling a career record of 588-259 in 27 seasons. During that time, he amassed seven conference titles and a pair of state championships and was even-tually inducted into the Orange County Sports Hall of Fame. While at Cypress, he coached numerous successful players in-cluding future NBA stars Swen Nater and Mark Eaton. An All-American selection in 1952, Johnson played at UCLA for legend-ary coach John Wooden

COACHING HISTORY

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2008-09 First Team all-Conference Selection

Tim Austin

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Cypress Highlights: A returning First Team all-Orange Empire Conference selection… led the Chargers in conference scoring (17.3 ppg) and rebounds (6.8 rpg)… also led Cy-press in overall scoring (12.0 ppg)… scored a season high 25 points against Santa Ana. High School Highlights: A standout for the Dons… was a two time all-Suburban League selection… also excelled in football breaking six team records… also played football col-

legiately at Siskyous. Personal: Born on August 10th, 1984… par-ents are Tim and Mary Austin… siblings are Shannan, Aisha, and Jerry… major is unde-cided… favorite quote is, “The most impor-tant thing in life is not the triumph, but the struggle. The essential thing is not to have conquered but to have fought well.”

#15 TIM AUSTIN6’2” 200 lb. Sophomore GuardHometown: CerritosCerritos High School

CAREER HIGHSPoints: 25 vs. Santa Ana February 4, 2009Rebounds: 14 vs. El Camino November 26, 2008Assists: 6 vs. Fullerton January 28, 2009Blocks: 1 four times, last vs. Irvine Valley January 23, 2009Steals: 5 vs. Orange Coast January 16, 2009

Career Statistics G-GS FG-FGA PCT 3P-3PA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB AVG AST TO BLK ST TP AVG2008-09 32-17 139-275 .505 23-70 .329 87-124 .702 177 5.5 70 57 4 48 388 12.1

According toCoach Bottiaux...

he is our Co-Captain, Mr. Re-liable – he competes hard ev-ery night, can score inside and outside, strong, quick, athletic, probably our most dependable defender, rebounder, and scor-er. We will rely on his on and off the court leadership to this year’s team.

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Cypress Highlights: Started 14 games for the Chargers in 2008-09… averaged 5.8 points per game and 3.3 rebounds per game… scored a season high 15 against College of the Desert. High School Highlights: A three-year standout for the Lancers… Was named the team’s Most Valuable player twice and Most Improved once… earned tournament MVP honors at the Burbank and Camino Real tour-

naments… was named to the Second Team all-Area as a senior… scored a career high 28 points as a junior against Flintridge Prep… averaged 13 points per game as a senior… wasaredshirtatAzusaPacific.Personal: Born on April 14th, 1989... par-ents are Shari and Gary Baugh… majoring in kinesiology… came to Cypress because it, “seemed to have the right fit of team unityand structure.”

#20 TROY BAUGH6’3” 192 lb. Sophomore ForwardHometown: ArcadiaLa Salle High School

CAREER HIGHSPoints: 15 vs. Desert December 5, 2008Rebounds: 10 vs. Desert December 5, 2008Assists: 4 twice, last vs. Irvine Valley January 23, 2009Blocks: 1 twice, last vs. Fullerton January 20, 2009Steals: 3 vs. Orange Coast January 16, 2009



Our Co-Captain, he will have to anchor our front line this year for us to have a successful sea-son, worked extremely hard in off-season to get better in all aspects of his game. He will of-ten draw the toughest inside as-signment – we need him to be a consistent rebounder and scorer.

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Cypress Highlights: Made eleven appear-ances in 2008-09… made two three-point-ers… scored a season high seven points against Orange Coast.High School Highlights: Played one year of Varsity for Magnolia in 2005-06… averaged 16 points and eight rebounds per game…

earned the team’s offensive player of the year…also excelled in football. Personal: Born on June 28th, 1989… mother is Jeanne Jones… brother is Jacob… major-ing in philosphy… favorite quote is, “Live your dreams, prove others wrong.”

#32 BRAD JOHNSON6’4” 218 lb. Sophomore ForwardHometown: Lubbock, tXMagnolia High School

CAREER HIGHSPoints: 7 vs. Orange Coast January 16, 2009Rebounds: 3 vs. Desert December 20, 2008Assists: 1 twice, last vs. Orange Coast February 11, 2009Blocks: 2 vs. Rio Hondo December 3, 2008



he is a returning sophomore who has improved his game in the off-season, he can score inside and outside which makes him a constant threat on the court, has a better understanding this year about defense and rebounding, versatile player who can play several positions.

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Cypress Highlights: A sophomore transfer from Sonoma State. High School Highlights: A First Team all-Sea View League selection as a senior with theKnights…finishedthirdinOrangeCoun-

ty in scoring (20.4 ppg). Personal: Born on March 14th, 1988… par-ents are Stuart and Terri Spencer… sister is Jamie… majoring in business… came to Cy-press for, “my teammates.”

#24 BRETT SPENCER6’2” 195 lb. Sophomore GuardHometown: TustinFoothill High School


he has a great shooter’s touch and compliments it well with his abilitytoputitonthefloor,hisexperience will help our young team as it grows this season, has a great feel for the game and presence on the court. He should have some impressive scoring games this year.

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High School Highlights: A three-year letter-winner for the Pirates… averaged 15 points per game as a senior.

Personal: Born on November 13th, 1991… mother is Brenda Purnell… siblings are Regina and Robert… major is undecided… came to Cy-press because, “it seemed like a good school to play at.”

#3 REGGIE ABRAMS6’2” 190 lb.Freshman GuardHometown: Long BeachParamount High School

High School Highlights: A standout for the Jaguars… an MCPS All-Star selection… scored a career high 32 points in a game as a junior… averaged 12 points per game as a senior… a Five-Star Most Outstanding Player as a junior.

Personal: Born on September 19th, 1986… parents are Carlett and Derek Laing… major is undecided… came to Cypress to, “continue my education and create a brighter future for myself.

#4 RANDALL LAING6’2” 205 lb.Freshman GuardHometown: Germantown, MDNorthwest High School


he has great quickness, can really beat you off the dribble, solid de-fender, he can also shoot it pretty good outside. We will rely on him to lead our team’s attack from the point guardposition.Hefindsawaytogetthe job done.


he is quick, strong, and athletic – he can really attack the bas-ket, once he learns our system he could be an impact player.

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High School Highlights: A four-year letter win-ner…playedhisfirsttwoseasonsatLACESandlast two seasons with the Cougars… a First-Team all-Coliseum selection and Second Team all-City… averaged 21 points and five assists pergame as a senior… participated in the Nike Jam-boree Camp as a freshman and sophomore… a Full Court Press Camp participant and Cream of the Crop game selection as a junior.

Personal: Born on July 5th, 1989… parents are Ernest Singleton and DeAnna Norris… majoring in criminal justice… favorite quote is, “You’ve got to learn to live with regrets.”

#10 E.J. SINGLETON6’0” 185 lb.Freshman GuardHometown: CrenshawCrenshaw High School

High School Highlights: A four year standout for the Gladiators… a First Team all-CIF and all-San Gabriel Valley selection as a senior… an honor roll student.

Personal: Born on August 20th, 1991… parents are Jeffery and Stephanie Golston… brother is Nicholas… major is undecided… favorite quote is, “winners do what losers won’t.”

#21 DEVIN GOLSTON6’4” 192 lb.Freshman ForwardHometown: BellflowerGahr High School


he is a good addition to the pro-gram, he was slowed by some early season injuries, but con-tinues to show improvement – heshouldseesomesignificantminutes this season, can shoot it pretty good outside.


skill wise he can do so many things well - once he understands the col-lege intensity level there will be no holding him back, strong finisher,can score in so many ways, comes to play on game nights – should make a significant contribution toour team’s success.

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High School Highlights: Led the Trojans to a Oahu West League Championship… a First Team all-League selection and All-State Honorable Mention… scored a season high 30 points as a senior averaging 20 points per game.

Personal: Born on May 9th, 1991… parents are Donalyn and Brian Demusis… sister is Chanel… major is undecided… came to Cypress for the coaching staff.

#33 NICK DEMUSIS6’3” 195 lb.Freshman ForwardHometown: Honolulu, HIMililani High School

High School Highlights: A four-year standout for the Monsoons… led the team to two straight Suburban League Championships… graduated with a 3.7 GPA.

Personal: Born on March 13th, 1991… parents are Irma and Allan Banker… siblings are Alyssa and Dwayne… majoring in business… came to Cypressbecause,“thesystemfitsmewell.”

#42 ALLAN BANKER6’0” 165 lb.Freshman GuardHometown: Long BeachMayfair High School


has lots of up side to his ath-letic abilities, can really get up quick which should help him be a great rebounder at both endsof thefloor,hewill con-tinue to grow and learn in his game which could lead to a very productive season.


is a great addition to our pro-gram, continues to be our most improved player, great feel for the game, one of our most ce-rebral players, can shoot it out-side pretty good and competes hard on the defensive end of the court.

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High School Highlights: A four-year letter win-ner…finishedhisseniorseasonwithninepointsper game… scored a career high 42 points as a ju-nior at Heritage Christian… was named the Most Improved Player in Houston as a sophomore.

Personal: Born on January 17th, 1987… mother is Felisa Jackson… major is undecided… came to Cypress, “to better myself.”

#52 ASHTON WILSON6’8” 310 lb.Freshman CenterHometown: Houston, TXGulfshore Academy

High School Highlights: A three year letter-winner with the Griffins... led the team to twoCIF championships.

Personal: Born on December 17th, 1987… par-ents are Merthlyn Bergan and Stanley Hender-son… majoring in sociology… joined the Army in 2008.

RS TRISTAN HENDERSON6’4” 240 lb.Redshirt CenterHometown: Concord, NCLos Alamitos High School

CHRIS TAYLOR-BROWNManager - 3rd Season


he is the big guy in the middle, con-ditioning has limited his role on our team, but once he can get through that he could make an impact this year, we hope he turns the corner because we like his on court com-munications and his size presence.

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ComplianceOfficerYvonne CotaPhone: 714-484-7276Email: [email protected]

Athletic Director- Diane Henry

Henry begins her 16th year as the Dean of Physical Education and ninth year as Athletic Director. Henry began her Cypress College career as the women’s athletic trainer in 1978,

becoming the trainer for the school in 1980. During her tenure, Henry has served on numerous boards and committees within the campus. ShehasaMastersinEducationfromAzusaPacificUniversityandaB.A.andM.A.inPhysi-cal Education from CSU Long Beach.Phone: 714-484-7355 Email: [email protected]

Sports Information Director - Teresa Wang

WangisinherfifthyearastheCharger’sSportsInformationDirector.ShebeganherstintasCypress as an assistant for the women’s basketball team where she was part of the 2004-05

State Championship staff. She has her B.A. from University of California Berkeley in economics, a master’s degree in Sport Management from the University of San Francisco, and a masters in Clinical Psychology at Antioch University.Phone: 714-484-7356 Email: [email protected]

Athletic Trainer - Scott Tucker

Tucker is in his 25th year as the head athletic trainer. He is in charge of the health care of all of Cypress’s student athletes. He is known for his commitment to the strength and condition-

ing of our student athletes and conducts several on going volunteer programs. He is a graduate from the University of Utah, where he also taught athletic training courses aswellasfirstaid/CPR.Tuckerisalsoanadjunctfacultymember-teachingcoursesinathletictraining and First Aid.Phone: 714-484-7381 Email: [email protected]

Academic Counselor - Dana Bedard

Bedard begins his 18th year as a counselor and professor at Cypress College. This will be the tenth year he has been responsible for the athletic counseling component of the athletic

program. Bedard is also the Cypress Men’s Golf coach and is entering his eighth season.Phone: 714-484-7276 Email: [email protected]

SUPPORT STAFF

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Cypress matched their win total from the 2007-08 season in 2008-09. The season was marked with runs of highs and lows and some very

competitive matchups. Cypress started the season with a tournament-heavy pre-conference schedule. Cypress started with a split in a mini-tournament at Cuyamaca. The squad then went 2-3 against five non-conference foes before heading to Grossmont for a full tournament. Cy-press won the first two and fell in the Championship game for a second place finish. They headed directly to Santa Barbara losing two and winning one. After another non-conference win, the grueling schedule continued with two straight tournaments including a second place finish at San Diego Mesa. Orange Empire action proved to be tough again. After a tough loss to eventual state champs Riverside, Cypress won two straight breaking 100 making a statement in both victories. Cypress finished the first half of conference 3-3 in fourth place behind a com-petitive three-way tie for first place. Cypress could not keep the momentum going in the second half of conference only able to win one more game on the way to a 4-8 conference finish matching their fourth place finish from the season before. The Chargers were anchored by newcomer Tim Austin and sophomore transfer John Staats. Austin was later named to the All-Conference Team and Sta-ats was named to the second team.

2008-09 Team Statistics TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS ## Player GP GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg03 John Staats 29 25 100-287 .348 65-183 .355 53-62 .855 34 107 141 4.9 72 48 53 11 25 318 11.004 DuWayne King 31 29 113-275 .411 20-54 .370 76-126 .603 30 107 137 4.4 105 103 99 3 25 322 10.405 Devon McDonald 29 25 103-212 .486 0-2 .000 51-88 .580 85 132 217 7.5 104 33 54 15 15 257 8.910 Justin Nguyen 24 8 21-69 .304 14-45 .311 8-13 .615 4 27 31 1.3 23 48 36 1 14 64 2.715 Tim Austin 32 17 139-275 .505 23-70 .329 87-124 .702 57 120 177 5.5 62 70 57 4 48 388 12.120 Nick Becker 32 6 80-195 .410 32-82 .390 35-52 .673 11 30 41 1.3 82 52 77 1 20 227 7.121 Jerome Winston 7 0 4-7 .571 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 6 1 9 0 4 8 1.124 Brandon McDonald 22 0 20-53 .377 1-3 .333 13-26 .500 11 24 35 1.6 32 12 16 2 9 54 2.532 Sean Starkey 32 16 92-280 .329 42-163 .258 41-55 .745 34 55 89 2.8 39 10 31 17 7 267 8.333 Rufus Jemison 29 4 39-96 .406 9-26 .346 31-57 .544 32 40 72 2.5 63 17 34 3 20 118 4.135 Troy Baugh 32 15 69-183 .377 16-52 .308 32-58 .552 35 70 105 3.3 86 40 62 2 25 186 5.842 Devon Adams 30 0 62-113 .549 0-0 .000 19-42 .452 46 72 118 3.9 48 10 26 7 12 143 4.844 Brad Johnson 11 0 6-15 .400 2-7 .286 0-0 .000 4 6 10 0.9 4 2 5 2 0 14 1.345 Baron McCray 26 5 26-52 .500 0-0 .000 24-54 .444 25 50 75 2.9 53 6 21 7 4 76 2.950 Thomas Lopshire 15 0 6-20 .300 0-1 .000 13-17 .765 10 20 30 2.0 19 5 6 2 2 25 1.7TM TEAM................ 47 52 99 4.7 0 3 Total.......... 32 880-2132 .413 224-689 .325 483-774 .624 465 912 1377 43.0 798 457 589 77 230 2467 77.1 Opponents...... 32 661-1539 .430 158-441 .358 492-759 .648 316 732 1048 32.8 521 363 417 109 229 1972 61.6

2008-09 ResultsDate Opponent Result Record11/7 CuyamacaTourn.-Cuyamaca L66-69 0-111/8 CuyamacaTourn.-ImperialValley W64-59 1-111/12 Pasadena L73-104 1-211/14 Chaffey L104-106 1-311/21 Cerritos W65-62 2-311/26 ElCamino L78-87 2-412/3 RioHondo W80-72 3-412/5 GrossmontTourn.-Desert W88-82 4-412/6 GrossmontTourn.-Ohlone W61-59 5-412/7 GrossmontTourn.-Chaffey L85-97 5-512/11 SantaBarbaraTourn.-Grossmont L59-65 5-612/12 SantaBarbaraTourn.-LaCanada W63-53 6-612/13 SantaBarbaraTourn.-VictorValley L70-78 6-712/17 L.A.Harbor W82-65 7-712/19 L.A.CityTourn.-L.A.Pierce L79-86 7-812/20 L.A.CityTourn.-Desert W79-87 8-812/21 L.A.CityTourn.-VictorValley L84-90 8-912/28 SDMesaTourn.-VictorValley W88-84 9-912/29 SDMesaTourn.-EastLosAngeles W71-68 10-912/30 SDMesaTourn.-SantaAna L64-70 10-101/7 *Riverside L88-94 10-11,0-11/9 *SantaAna W100-86 11-11,1-11/16 *OrangeCoast W109-82 12-11,2-11/21 *Saddleback L56-76 12-12,2-21/23 *IrvineValley W66-57 13-12,3-21/28 *Fullerton L90-104 13-13,3-31/30 *Riverside L63-90 13-14,3-42/4 *SantaAna L88-97 13-15,3-52/11 *OrangeCoast W85-77 14-15,4-52/13 *Saddleback L63-64(OT) 14-16,4-62/18 *IrvineValley L78-88 14-17,4-72/20 *Fullerton L61-73 14-18,4-8

2008-09 SEASON REVIEW

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2008-09 ORANGE EMPIRE CONFERENCE2008-09 Orange Empire Conference

Final StandingsTeam Conference Overall W-L Pct. W-L Pct.Saddleback 10-2 0.833 29-8 0.784Fullerton 10-2 0.833 18-11 0.621Riverside 9-3 0.750 30-7 0.811Irvine Valley 4-8 0.333 14-17 0.452Cypress 4-8 0.333 14-18 0.438Orange Coast 3-9 0.250 10-21 0.323Santa Ana 2-10 0.167 13-16 0.448

2008-09 Orange Empire All-Conference TeamMost Valuable Player: Franklin Sessions (Saddleback)

Coach of the Year: Andy Ground (Saddleback)

First TeamTim Austin (Cypress)

Ahmaad Cook (Fullerton)Mike Cox (Fullerton)

Jeff Ledbetter (Irvine Valley)Kevin Menner (Saddleback)

David Norris (Riverside)Ian Parks (Santa Ana)

Darnell Porter (Fullerton)Daniel Redmon (Riverside)

Robbie Robinson (Riverside)

Honorable MentionKwame Alexander (Irvine Valley)

Tre Brewer (Fullerton)James Calhoun (Riverside)

Brandon Hucks (Irvine Valley)T.J. Lipold (Saddleback)

Lavell McDade (Fullerton)John Staats (Cypress)

Kyle Wallace (Saddleback)

1952 Ventura1953 Sequoias1954 Fullerton1955 Fresno City1956 L.A. Harbor1957 Allan Hancock1958 Long Beach1959 Long Beach1960 Fullerton1961 San Jose1962 San Francisco1963 Fresno1964 Riverside1965 Riverside

1966 Riverside1967 Pasadena1968 Cerritos1969 Pasadena1970 Compton1971 Long Beach1972 Santa Monica1973 Compton1974 Allan Hancock1975 L.A. Harbor1976 Long Beach1977 Cypress1978 Bakersfield1979 Orange Coast

1980 Cypress1981 El Camino1982 Sequoias1983 Cerritos1984 SJ Delta1985 El Camino1986 Sacramento City1987 Ventura1988 El Camino1989 Cerritos1990 Rancho Santiago1991 Rancho Santiago1992 Cerritos1993 Columbia

1994 Long Beach1995 Ventura1996 Title Vacated1997 Los Angeles City1998 Compton1999 Cerritos2000 Porterville2001 L.A. Southwest2002 Saddleback2003 Los Angeles City2004 Compton2005 Fresno2006 Fullerton2007 Fresno

2008 Citrus2009 Riverside

California State Champions

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2009-10 CONFERENCE OPPONENTSSaddleback

Wed., January 13Saddleback

5:30 pm

Fri., February 10Cypress7:30 pm

General InformationLocation: Mission ViejoNickname: GauchosColors: Red, GoldAthletic Director: Tony Lipold

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Andy Ground

Record at SC (years): 29-8 (1) Record vs. Cypress: 2-0 Office Phone: 949-582-4580 Email: [email protected] Coaches: Nick Booker, Darren Lax, Darryl Brown

Team Information2008-09 Overall Record: 29-82008-09 OEC Record/Place: 10-2/1st (T)Postseason: 4-1Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/6Roster Breakdown (So/Fr): 10/5Sophomores Returning: 5Kyle Wallace, 6’1”, G, 5.3 ppg, 2.1 rpgAaron Woods, 6’2”, G, 5.2 ppg, 1.6 rpgT.J. Lipold, 6’3”, G, 4.6 ppg, 3.0 rpgTerrell Mack, 6’5”, F, 6.9 ppg, 2.1 rpgSarunas Jackson, 6’9”, F, 5.0 ppg, 3.9 rpg

Team InformationSID Contact: Jerry Hannula

Office Phone: 949-582-4490 Email: [email protected] Web Site:

www.saddleback.edu/athleticsSeries Streak: 3, SaddlebackLast Year’s Meetings: SC def. CC, 76-56

in Mission Viejo 1/21/09; SC def. CC, 64-63 (OT) in Cypress 2/13/09

Irvine ValleyWed., January 6

Irvine Valley5:30 pm

Fri., February 29Cypress7:30 pm

General InformationLocation: IrvineNickname: LasersColors: Blue, WhiteAthletic Director: Keith Shackleford

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Jerry Hernandez

Record at IVC (years): 268-170 (14) Record vs. Cypress: 17-12 Office Phone: 949-451-5691 Email: [email protected] Coaches: Andrew Alhadeff, Jason Garey, Tandy Gillis

Team Information2008-09 Overall Record: 14-172008-09 OEC Record/Place: 4-8/4th (T)Postseason: 0-0Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 2/9Roster Breakdown (So/Fr): 5/9Sophomores Returning: 2Andrew Arnold, 6’1”, G, 3.6 ppg, 1.2 rpgTravis Ballard, 5’10”, G, 2.9 ppg, 1.2 rpg

Team InformationSID Contact: Brent Shaver


www.ivc.edu/athleticsSeries Streak: 1, Irvine ValleyLast Year’s Meetings: CC def. IVC,

66-57 in Irvine 1/23/09; IVC def. CC, 88-78 in Cypress 2/18/09

FullertonFri., January 8

Cypress5:30 pm

Wed., February 23Fullerton7:30 pm

General InformationLocation: FullertonNickname: HornetsColors: Blue, WhiteAthletic Director: Scott Giles

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Andre Smith

Record at FC (years): 0-0 (0) Record vs. Cypress: 0-0 Office Phone: 714-992-7475 Email: [email protected] Coaches: Antwine Atkins, Ellwood Brown, Mike Brown, Rafael Spears, Rob Wakefield, Dwayne Wil-liams.

Team Information2008-09 Overall Record: 18-112008-09 OEC Record/Place: 10-2/1st (T)Postseason: 0-1Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 2/9Roster Breakdown (So/Fr): 3/11Sophomores Returning: 2Taylor Walker, 6’1”, G, 4.6 ppg, 1.4r ppgCarl Bryant, 6’0”, G, 2.7 ppg, 1.4 rpg

Team InformationSID Contact: Phil Thurman


sports.fullcoll.eduSeries Streak: 11, FullertonLast Year’s Meetings: FC def. CC, 104-

90 in Cypress 1/28/09, FC def. CC 73-61 in Fullerton 2/20/09

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Orange CoastFri, January 15Orange Coast

5:30 pm

Wed, February 10Cypress7:30 pm

General InformationLocation: Costa MesaNickname: PiratesColors: Orange, BlueAthletic Director: Barbara Bond

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Steve Spencer

Record at OCC (years): 105-133 (8) Record vs. Cypress: 8-8 Office Phone: 714-432-5124 Email: [email protected] Coaches: Anthony Esparza, Guy Perry, Steve Tamanaha, Duy Tran

Team Information2008-09 Overall Record: 10-212008-09 OEC Record/Place: 3-9/6thPostseason: 0-0Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/8Roster Breakdown (So/Fr): 7/11Sophomores Returning: 5Eddie Chavez, 5’10”, G, 1.5 ppg, 1.3 rpgChad Delaney, 6’0”, G, 7.1 ppg, 2.4 rpg

Team InformationSID Contact: Tony Altobelli


www.orangecoastcollege.edu/athlet-ics

Series Streak: 4, CypressLast Year’s Meetings: CC def. OCC,

109-82 in Cypres 1/16/09; CC def. OCC, 85-77 in Cypress 2/11/09

RiversideFri., January 22

Cypress5:30 pm

Wed., February 17Riverside7:30 pm

General InformationLocation: RiversideNickname: TigersColors: Orange, BlackAthletic Director: Barry Meier

Coaching StaffHead Coach: John Smith

Record at RCC (years): 118-49 (5) Record vs. Cypress: 8-2 Office Phone: 951-222-8341 Email: [email protected] Coaches: Joseph Huff, Jennifer Smith, Anthony Tyson

Team Information2008-09 Overall Record: 30-72008-09 OEC Record/Place: 9-3/3rdPostseason: 5-0Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/9Roster Breakdown (So/Fr): 8/7Sophomores Returning: 5James Calhoun, 6’1”, G, 4.8 ppg, 2.2 rpgDaniel Redmon, 6’2”, G, 6.9 ppg, 7.2 rpgAaron Snyder, 6’1”, G, 1.6 ppg, 0.5 rpgKevin Bradshaw, 6’8”, C, 5.1 ppg, 3.9 rpgDonovan Buford, 6’1”, G, 6.3 ppg, 3.8 rpg

Team InformationSID Contact: Robert Schmidt


riverside.trivalley.comSeries Streak: 6, RiversideLast Year’s Meetings: RCC def. CC,

94-88 in Cypress 1/7/09; RCC def. CC 85-77 in Riverside 1/30/09

Santa AnaFri., January 27

Cypress5:30 pm

Wed, February 19Santa Ana7:30 pm

General InformationLocation: Santa AnaNickname: DonsColors: Red, Black, WhiteAthletic Director: Larry Johnston

Coaching StaffHead Coach: David Breig

Record at SAC (years): 80-96 (6) Record vs. Cypress: 6-6 Office Phone: 714-564-6923 Email: [email protected] Coaches: Edmin Fisher, Jeff Postalmyer, Darius Rutledge

Team Information2008-09 Overall Record: 13-162008-09 OEC Record/Place: 2-10/7thPostseason: 0-0Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 1/13Roster Breakdown (So/Fr): 4/10Sophomores Returning: 1Isiah Emaguna, 5’11”, G, 3.2 ppg, 3.2 rpg

Team InformationSID Contact: Jason Kehler


ext.sac.edu/academic_progs/exer-cise_science/

Series Streak: 1, Santa AnaLast Year’s Meetings: CC def. SAC, 100-

86 in Santa Ana 1/9/09; SAC def. CC, 97-88 in Cypress 2/4/09

2009-10 CONFERENCE OPPONENTS

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To a Cypress College Student:

One of life’s most erroneous phrases is, “Getting an Education.” When I was a Cypress student, I didn’t get “diddlysquat.” I had to earn everything I acquired. Earning an education is hard work and many witherbythewaysideforthatreason.Ifyoudon’thaveonealready,you’vegottofindagreatreasonto keep going, especially when things get really tough. When you hit that wall and consider whether it’s “worthit,”you’vegottodigwaydownintoyoursoulandfindsomethingthatwillgiveyoujustenoughto get you to the next day.

Take it from one who had to do just that. Cut from tryouts in high school, when entering Cypress Col-lege,IthoughI’dtrybasketballonemoretime.AbouthalfwaythroughthefirstdayofpracticeIjustwanted to throw my sneakers at the coach and say, “This is stupid! No one should have to go through this much pain for a stupid game!” But, you see, I had never quit anything in my life and I found enough guts to make it for the next hour. I came back the next day and it was even harder. In time, I conditioned myself so that I never fatigued; I didn’t want to go through that again.

The result? I became a Community College All-American, two-time NCAA champion, ABA Rookie of the Year and two-time ABA All-Star, leading rebounder of the ABA and NBA, and hold an all-time rebound record.

So, you’re not “getting an education.” Of course you know that. You know it’s tough, especially when you’re shooting for the A. There’s pain ahead for you, as there was for me. But it’s worth it. The way I look at it, “If it doesn’t kill me, it’s probably going to make me better.” Along those same lines, when at the threshold of retreat, I coached myself by saying, “What’s a little pain? You’ve been there before and pushed through it. What’s a little pain, anyway?”

Swen Nater

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Year MVP1966-67 Steve Piluso1967-68 Steve Piluso1868-69 Gary Schmidt, Pat Quinn1969-70 Swen Nater1970-71 Glenn Nygaard1971-72 Frank Childs, Rick Darnell1972-73 Pat Barrett, Mark Campanaro1973-74 Rick Quinn1974-75 Rick Quinn1975-76 John Moore1976-77 Tyrone Branyan1977-78 Ray Beer, Rory Lovell1978-79 Ron Davis, Dave Baker1979-80 Mark Eaton, Grant Taylor1980-81 Paul Gilbert1981-82 Jud Beardsley1982-83 Todd Mezzulo1983-84 Pat O’Hern, Andy Marusich1984-85 John Berwick1985-86 Bill Dobbs, Paul Horn1986-87 Andy Olivarez1987-88 Kris Brodowski, Jeff Green, John Jackson, Jim Sammon, Greg Spruell1988-89 Mike Varos1989-90 Vince Hizon1990-91 Eric Pauley, Brian Kenney1991-92 Sam Sabbara1992-93 Robbie Shelton1993-94 Jim Falletta1994-95 Jeff Cummins, Matt Kenney1995-96 David Neal, Jason Kraus1996-97 Willie Allen, Frankie Floyd1997-98 A.D. Lamoureux1998-99 Ryan Tenpas1999-2000 Towan Oliver, Meko Parker2000-01 Brandon Erquhart, D. Jay Lucas, Abe Lorenzana2001-02 D. Jay Lucas2002-03 Kevin Cook2003-04 Kevin Cook2004-05 Houstan Downey2005-06 Eric Taylor2006-07 Clinton Williams2007-08 Khalif Boyd2008-09 Tim Austin

*All MVPs are automatically inducted into the Cypress Hall of Fame

Rick Darnell Grant Taylor

Khalif Boyd

FORMER MVPS

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In his fourteen seasons at Cypress, Paul Bottiaux has moved twenty-nine student-athletes on to four-year univer-sities to continue their basketball careers and college educations.

1994-95 Jeff Cummins - Westmont University Matt Kenney - Westmont University Sean Washington - Cal State University of Hayward

1995-96 Gil Gonzalez - Chapman University

1996-97 Willie Allen - Loyola Marymount University Kevin Morris - Cal State University of Monterey Bay Derrick Watkins - Cal State University of Monterey Bay

1997-98 Mark Jensen - Whittier College A.D. Lamoureux - University of California Riverside

1998-99 Ryan Tenpas - Point Loma University

1999-2000 Meko Parker - Cal State University of Stanislaus Vincent Warsaw - Cal State University of Dominguez Hills

2000-01 Brandon Erquhart - Cal State University of Dominguez Hills

2001-02 D. Jay Lucas - Concordia University Abe Lorenzana - California State University of Bakersfield

2002-03 Derrick Franklin - North Dakota State University

2003-04 Justin Burns - Cal State University of Fullerton Chris Booth - Cameron University Kevin Cook - Biola University Rich Castillo - California State University of Hayward

2004-05 Sam Davis - Cal Baptist University Greg Mercer - Cameron University

2005-06 Brandon Void - University of Texas Permian Basin Javon White - Lakeland College

2006-07 Eric Taylor - Cascade College Jeff Comminey - Waldorf College

2007-08 Duwayne King - California State University of Los Angeles John Staats - California State University of Dominguez Hills Sean Starkey - California State University of Long Beach

A.D. Lamoureux

FORMER CHARGERS MOVING ON

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FLASHBACK

Pauley sets single season point record with 744.

During the 1990-91 season, Eric Pauley, a 6’10” sophomore center, put up some stag-gering numbers. He scored a school single season record 744 points (21.3 ppg) and shot 63% from the field (292-465) from the field. He also averaged 9.3 rebounds, 2.6 blocks, and 2.4 assists per game. Pauley’s heroics helped Cypress to a record of 26-11 and a berth into the state tournament semi-finals. He was a First Team all-State selection and earned Third Team all-American recognition. Pauley went on to a standout career at the University of Kansas where he helped the Jayhawks reach the Final Four during his senior season.

Single Game RecordsPoints ScoredTeam: 123 vs. Chaffey 1969Individual: 44 by Andy Olivarez vs. Navajo, AZ 1987Rebounds39 by Swen Nater vs. Antelope Valley 1970Assists14 by Sam Sabbara vs. Golden West 1992Blocks10 by Mark Eaton vs. Foothill 197810 by Mark Eaton vs. Mt. San Jacinto 197810 by Eric Pauley vs. Golden West 1990Steals11 by John G. Moore vs. Golden West 1976Three-Point Goals8 by Mike Varos vs. Golden West 19898 by Gil Gonzales vs. Barstow 19948 by Gil Gonzales vs. Santa Monica 19948 by Paul Pappas vs. Rancho Santiago 19968 by Brad Smith vs. Golden West 19998 by Meko Parker vs. Mt. San JacintoFree Throws14 by Eric Pauley vs. Orange Coast 1991 Mark Eaton

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Single Season RecordsPoints Scored1. Eric Pauley 744 1990-912. Robbie Shelton 689 1992-933. Ron Davis 664 1978-794. Andy Olivarez 647 1986-875. Tyrone Branyan 638 1976-776. Swen Nater 614 1969-707. Khalif Boyd 566 2007-088. Gil Gonzales 553 1994-959. D. Jay Lucas 549 2001-0210. Jeff Green 540 1987-88

Scoring Average1. Tyrone Branyan 21.4 1975-762. Eric Pauley 21.3 1990-913. Swen Nater 21.2 1969-704. Robbie Shelton 19.7 1992-935. Andy Olivarez 19.6 1986-876. Ron Davis 18.4 1978-797. D. Jay Lucas 18.3 2001-028. Khalif Boyd 18.3 2007-089. Frank Childs 17.2 1971-7210. A.D. Lamoureux 17.2 1997-98

Rebounds1. Swen Nater 476 1969-702. Mark Eaton 381 1978-793. Eric Pauley 325 1990-914. A.D. Lamoureux 308 1997-985. A.D. Lamoureux 304 1996-975. Robbie Shelton 304 1992-937. Steve Nycum 303 1969-708. Ron Davis 301 1978-799. Ryan Tenpas 290 1998-9910. Jeff Green 286 1987-88

Assists1. Dave Baker 191 1978-792. Greg Spruell 175 1987-883. Pat Quinn 174 1969-704. Charles Lockhard 171 1990-915. Jim Sammon 168 1987-886. Jim Sammon 160 1986-877. Frankie Floyd 156 1997-988. Jim Sargent 152 1976-779. Sam Sabbara 148 1991-9210. Mark Campanaro 145 1973-7410. Steve Piluso 145 1967-68

Steals1. Gary Gibbs 88 1992-932. Khalif Boyd 67 2006-073. Khalif Boyd 64 2007-084. Eric Taylor 58 2005-065. Javon White 57 2005-065. Anthony Livingston 57 1992-937. Brandon Void 55 2005-067. Adam Baker 55 1993-949. Brett Evans 53 1992-939. Brian Kenney 53 1990-91

Blocked Shots1. Eric Pauley 91 1990-912. Jim Waikle 68 1990-913. Derrick Franklin 62 2002-034. A.D. Lamoureux 34 1997-985. Hamadi Stewart 31 1999-006. Justin Burns 29 2003-047. Rich Pawlaski 27 1992-938. Rodrigo Carbajal 26 2006-079. Devon McDonald 24 2007-0810. Sean Starkey 23 2007-08

Field Goals Made1. Eric Pauley 292 1990-912. Andy Olivarez 254 1986-873. Robbie Shelton 245 1992-934. Jason Krauss 215 1995-965. Jeff Green 211 1987-886. Khalif Boyd 195 2007-087. A.D. Lamoureux 192 1997-988. Jeff Cummins 192 1994-959. Anthony Livingston 190 1992-9310. D. Jay Lucas 186 2001-02

FG Percentage (min 50 made)1. Eric Pauley .628 1990-912. Greg Marusich .615 1985-863. Brian Kenney .611 1989-904. Brian Kenney .608 1990-915. Rodrigo Carbajal .590 2006-076. Flip Banks .580 1990-917. A.D. Lamoureux .580 1996-978. Scott Swanner .579 1985-869. Bill Dobbs .579 1985-8610. Andre Lamoureux .575 1988-89

Three-Point Field Goals Made1. Gil Gonzales 128 1994-952. Matt Kenney 106 1994-953. Matt Kenney 105 1993-944. Willie Allen 93 1996-975. Sean Starkey 91 2007-086. Jeff Rutter 79 1995-967. Mike Varos 78 1988-898. Brad Smith 72 1997-989. Charles Lockard 69 1990-9110. Jeff Rutter 68 1994-95Three-Point FG Percentage (min 25 made)1. Vince Hizon .571 1988-892. Karl Becker .505 1987-883. Vince Hizon .481 1989-904. Mike Varos .476 1988-895. Andy Olivarez .475 1986-876. Paul Pappas .470 1995-967. Willie Allen .439 1996-978. Grayle Humphrey .438 1985-869. Charles Lockard .437 1990-9110. Jeff Rutter .432 1995-96

Free Throws Made1. Robbie Shelton 190 1992-932. Eric Pauley 160 1990-913. D. Jay Lucas 151 2001-024. Khalif Boyd 139 2007-085. Chris Killens 135 1998-996. Eric Taylor 132 2005-067. Frankie Floyd 125 1996-978. Abe Lorenzana 123 2001-029. Vince Hizon 118 1989-9010. Vince Hizon 115 1988-8910. Kris Brodowski 115 1987-88

FT Percentage (min 50 made)1. Grayle Humphrey .900 1989-902. Vince Hizon .871 1988-893. Gil Gonzales .868 1994-954. Vince Hizon .855 1989-905. John Staats .855 2008-096. Willie Allen .854 1996-977. Abe Lorenzana .842 2001-028. Kevin Cook .841 2003-049. Jim Sammon .821 1987-8810. David Boyle .820 1991-92

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CHARGER RECORD BOOKCareer Records

Points Scored1. Tyrone Branyan 1093 1975-772. Eric Pauley 1088 1989-913. Pat Barrett 1044 1972-744. Robbie Shelton 1034 1991-935. Matt Kenney 980 1993-956. D. Jay Lucas 933 2000-027. Jeff Cummins 924 1993-958. Khalif Boyd 893 2006-089. A.D. Lamoureux 892 1996-9810. Jim Sammon 877 1986-88

Scoring Average1. Ron Davis 18.4 1978-792. Tyrone Branyan 18.2 1975-773. Pat Barrett 16.8 1972-744. Willie Allen 16.7 1996-975. Eric Pauley 16.5 1989-916. Jud Beardsley 15.8 1981-827. Robbie Shelton 15.7 1991-938. Eric Taylor 15.3 2004-069. D. Jay Lucas 15.3 2000-0210. A.D. Lamoureux 15.1 1996-98

Rebounds1. A.D. Lamoureux 612 1996-982. Mark Eaton 599 1978-803. Swen Nater 574 1968-704. Eric Pauley 553 1989-915. Steve Nycum 531 1969-716. Robbie Shelton 487 1991-937. Houstan Downey 486 2004-068. Devon McDonald 472 2007-099. Tyrone Branyan 470 1975-779. Rick Darnell 470 1970-729. Frankie Floyd 470 1966-68

Assists1. Jim Sammon 328 1986-882. Mark Campanaro 286 1972-743. Frankie Floyd 284 1996-983. Greg Spruell 284 1986-885. Dave Baker 251 1977-796. Sam Sabbara 239 1990-927. Gayle Humphrey 228 1988-908. Brandon Void 235 2004-069. Steve Piluso 223 1966-689. Pat Quinn 223 1968-70

* indicates single season total

Steals1. Khalif Boyd 131 2006-082. Gary Gibbs 129 1990-923. Kevin Cook 98 2002-044. Frankie Floyd 89 1996-985. D. Jay Lucas 83 2000-026. Eric Taylor 81 2004-067. Houstan Downey 77 2004-068. Abe Lorenzana 77 2000-029. Kevin Morris 77 1995-8710. Brandon Void 76 2004-06

Blocked Shots1. Eric Pauley 113 1989-912. Jim Waikle 82 1989-913. *Derrick Franklin 62 2002-034. A.D. Lamoureux 55 1996-985. Hamadi Stewart 50 97/006. Sean Starkey 40 2007-097. Devon McDonald 39 2007-098. D. Jay Lucas 34 2000-029. *Justin Burns 29 2003-0410. *Rich Pilawski 27 1992-9310. Gary Gibbs 27 1991/93

Field Goals Made1. Eric Pauley 446 1989-912. Jeff Cummins 363 1993-953. Robbie Shelton 361 1991-934. A.D. Lamoureux 341 1996-984. Anthony Livingston 341 1991-936. Jim Sammon 339 1986-887. D. Jay Lucas 333 2000-028. Jason Krauss 328 1994-969. Khalif Boyd 320 2006-0810. Matt Kenney 316 1993-95

FG Percentage (min 75 made)1. Brian Kenney .609 1989-912. Eric Pauley .608 1989-913. Rodrigo Carbajal .590 2006-074. Scott Swanner .579 1985-865. Bill Dobbs .579 1985-866. Jim Waikle .561 1989-917. Andre Lamoureux .561 1988-908. A.D. Lamoureux .560 1996-989. Paul Horn .553 1985-8610. Tony Jimmerson .552 1999-00

Three-Point Field Goals Made1. Matt Kenney 211 1993-952. Gil Gonzales 185 1994-963. Jeff Rutter 147 1994-964. Brad Smith 118 1997-995. Sean Starkey 133 2007-096. Eric Taylor 105 2004-067. Meko Parker 104 1999-008. Kevin Cook 102 2002-049. Adam Rachlin 93 1999-0110. *Willie Allen 93 1996-97Three-Point FG Percentage (min 25 made)1. Vince Hizon .519 1988-902. Karl Becker .505 1987-883. Mike Varos .476 1988-894. Andy Olivarez .475 1985-875. Mike Renaud .444 1989-916. Willie Allen .439 1996-977. Charles Lockard .437 1990-918. Jason Grier .430 2002-039. Paul Pappas .420 93/9610. Matt Kenney .417 1993-95

Free Throws Made1. Robbie Shelton 301 1991-932. Vince Hizon 233 1988-903. D. Jay Lucas 228 2000-024. Chris Killens 226 1997-995. Frankie Floyd 217 1996-986. Eric Taylor 209 2004-067. Khalif Boyd 204 2006-088. A.D. Lamoureux 200 1996-989. Eric Pauley 196 1989-9110. Abe Lorenzana 191 2000-02

FT Percentage (min 75 made)1. Gil Gonzales .865 1994-962. Vince Hizon .863 1988-903. Grayle Humphrey .855 1988-904. Willie Allen .854 1996-975. Abe Lorenzana .820 2000-025. David Boyle .820 1991-927. Kevin Cook .780 2002-048. Charles Lockard .769 1990-919. Meko Parker .766 1998-0010. D. Jay Lucas .763 2000-02

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Cypress College State ChampionshipsArchery - 1979

Baseball - 1991, 1994, 1997, 2003Men’s Basketball - 1977, 1980

Women’s Basketball - 2005Women’s Golf - 1997

Women’s Soccer - 1998, 1999, 2004Softball - 1991, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2006

2003 Baseball State Champions

2006 Softball State Champions

Cypress Community Col-lege boasts a well rounded physical education curricu-

lum along with a successful sports program featuring 13 intercollegiate teams and a strong support staff of professionals. The school also has a wheelchair basketball program. Student-athletes are provided quality individual instruction, the chance to develop to their full po-tential and the op-portunity to earn a four-year col-lege or university scholarship. C y p r e s s , which offers seven sports for women and six for men, has had a solid line-up of teams and individual athletes who have excelled since the college first opened its doors in 1966. In recent years, the baseball, softball, women’s soccer and wom-en’s basketball programs have taken

center stage. In 1997 the baseball and softball squads, coached by brothers Scott and Brad Pickler, cap-tured state champi-onships. The base-ball crown was the third of the 1990s under the direction of Scott Pick-

ler who has over 700 wins in his 22 years at the school and captured the state championship again in 2003. Trevor Hoffman of the San Di-ego Padres, who played at Cypress in 1986 and 1987, is a four-time Ma-jor League all-star and

holds the MajorLeague record for career saves. Brad Pickler, in his 19 cam-paigns, has also had a great deal of success. He has led the softball team to five state titles while winning over 800 games. The Chargers were the first California school to capture three consecutive state champion-ships (1997, 1998, 1999). Cypress only started playing in-tercollegiate wom-

en’s soccer in 1991, but the late Ray Haas quickly built the pro-gram into a consistent winner. The Chargers won State Champion-ships in 1998, 1999 and 2004. Cypress’ 27-0 season in 1999 was rewarded with a

No. 1 national ranking by the Na-tional Soccer Coaches Association of America. Cypress captured its first wom-en’s basketball championship in 2005. Margaret Mohr’s team set a school record with 28 wins against five defeats.

Cypress enjoys strong support from the com-munity and student body, who are part of the traditionally popu-lar athletic program.

2005 Basketball State Champions

2004 Soccer State Champions

1977 Basketball State Champions

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Cypress College

Established in 1966, Cypress College is a full-service community college offer-ing Associate degrees and certificate programs as well as a place for students to complete their lower division gen-eral education before transferring to a four-year institution. The college sits on 110 acres of land and is composed of 12 major instructional buildings which house both traditional classrooms and laboratory facilities for science, art, com-puter technology, photography, mortuary science and other programs. The college has also grown from an initial enrollment of 1,600 to a current student body in excess of 13,000.

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FUNDRAISINGAdopt a Charger

The Chargers need your help to sponsor the team’s future.

You can help the Charger Men’s Basketball Program build for the future by adopting a Charger. Your tax deductible sponsorship will go towards funding future roads trips, equipment purchase, events, and tournaments.

For more information on adopting-a-Charger,Please email [email protected] or call (714) 484-7365.

Charger Golf Classic

7th Annual Chargers Golf Classic in the fall of 2010To be held at Westridge Golf Course in La Habra during the month of September.

For more information email [email protected] or call (714) 484-7365

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THANK YOU

The Charger Men’s Basketball Program

Wishes to Thank

The Boeing Companyand it’s many employees

For their Gift Matching Program

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Guards

Forwards

Cypress Men’s Basketball 2009-10 Schedule

Day Date Opponent Location Time

Fri-Sun 11/13-15 San Diego City Tourn. San Diego City TBA

Thursday 11/19 Pasadena Cypress 7:00 pm

Wednesday 11/25 El Camino El Camino 5:00 pm

Fri-Sun 12/4-6 Grossmont Tourn. Grossmont TBA

Thu-Sat 12/10-12 Santa Barbara Tourn. Santa Barbara TBA

Thu-Sat 12/17-19 Saddleback Tourn. Saddleback TBA

Mon-Wed 12/28-30 SD Mesa Tournament San Diego Mesa TBA

Wednesday 1/6 *Irvine Valley Irvine Valley 5:30 pm

Friday 1/8 *Fullerton Cypress 5:30 pm

Wednesday 1/13 *Saddleback Cypress 5:30 pm

Friday 1/15 *Orange Coast Orange Coast 5:30 pm

Friday 1/22 *Riverside Cypress 5:30 pm

Wednesday 1/27 *Santa Ana Cypress 5:30 pm

Friday 1/29 *Irvine Valley Cypress 7:30 pm

Wednesday 2/3 *Fullerton Fullerton 7:30 pm

Friday 2/5 *Saddleback Saddleback 7:30 pm

Wednesday 2/10 *Orange Coast Cypress 7:30 pm

Wednesday 2/17 *Riverside Riverside 7:30 pm

Friday 2/19 *Santa Ana Santa Ana 7:30 pm

Wednesday 2/24 Regional Play-In TBA TBA

Fri-Sat 2/26-27 Regional Semi-Final TBA TBA

Saturday 3/6 Regional Final TBA TBA

Fri-Sun 3/12-14 State Championships TBA TBA*Orange Empire Conference Match

For up to date results and news, visit:

www.cypresscollege.edu/mbasketball

Documents

2009-10 Cypress College Men's Basketball Guide