the 2006 Hall of Fame Banquet Program in PDF format

Hall of Fame Members
Athletes
Athletes
Keith Gledhill*
Gene Lillard *
Lou Tsoutsouvas *
J ames Anderson *
Marv Goux *
Cal Rossi
Harry McLaughlin *
Eddie Mathews *
Albert Steinert *
Bill Lillard
William Peacock *
Mike Dimas *
Lawrence Stevens *
Norman Duncan *
Otey Scruggs
Ralph Wood *
Peter Zucco *
Charles Sylvester *
Ernie Zampese
Alex Bravo
Rod Dowhower
Allan Lamont
Bruce Coldren
Jack Gage *
Booker Brown
Wendy Hicks Stockwell
Dario Castagnola *
Jim Murphy
Sam Cunningham
Don Ford
Dick Glover *
Steve Moore
Buddy Allin
Paul Hartloff
Al Geiberger
J amaal Wilkes
Gene Bowman
Doug Little
Bob Looney
John Valentino *
Karch Kiraly
Bill Oakley
Peter O'Garro *
Rino Filippin *
Terry Schroeder
Diane Sebastian Pestolesi
Gary Woods
Rudy Ybarra
Debbie (Willie) Haliday
Doug Partie
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Holly Ford-Emerson
Victor Bartolome
Larry Moriarty
Jim Odoms
Anne Tweedy Whitford
Cindy Schmandt Scannella
Cindy Banks
Michael Morando
Phil Olds *
Ron Fricia *
Tom Grewe
Tom Montross
Marina Gomez
Cindy Bottistone-Hill
Dennis Savage
Poncho Renteria
Gary Fischer
Steve Pate
Jesse Orosco
Andrea Serrano
Jim Peterson
Chris Haake
Sam Randolph Jr.
Kristin Knapp Cole
Tom Duke
Brian Moulton
Tracye Jean-Marie Lawyer
Bob Weirum
John Gilbert
Sal Rodriguez
John Tremblay
Debbie Lipson Ekola
Mike Yamasaki
Denise Yamada Axelson
Ed Bowman
James Cappon
Karen Griffith
Jerry Hughes
Stephanie Rempe
Randall Cunningham
Don Dendinger
Henry Gonzales
Alma Martinez
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Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table
Welcome
Barry Taugher, President
Masters of Ceremonies
Barry Taugher, President
Larry Crandell, Chairman of the Board
Hall of Fame Inductees
Russ Hargreaves Memorial Award
Louise Lowry Davis Award
R. F. MacFarland Memorial Trophy
Master Athlete
Special Olympics
Scholarships & Awards
Coaches of the Year
Phil Womble Awards
Scholar Athletes of the Year
Athletes of the Year
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e hope you will patronize our many
/ business friends and sponsors listed in
this program. It is their generosity, along
with that of our guests this evening, that
helps contribute to the development of our athletic
community and to the lives of our student athletes.
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Cover photos courtesy of the Santa Barbara News-Press
Typesetting & Printing by Graphic Systems Printers - Lompoc
Editor Erin Johansson
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Darcie McKnight, Chairperson
The Banquet
Committee
Bob Archer
Ron Baker
Ethel Byers
Chris Casebeer
Debbie Foley
Pat Moorhouse-MacPhee
Bill Pintard
Joan Russell-Price
Mike Warren
Rick Wilson
Jerry Harwin, Founder
Caesar Uyesaka, Founder
Bill Bertka, Founder
Founders &
Past Pre idents
Jerry Harwin
Bill Bertka
Larry Crandell
Bill Blythe
Craig Case
Bob Huhn
Dick Mires
Board of
Directors
Chairman of the Board
President
President Elect
Secretary
Treasurer
Historian
Larry Crandell
Barry Taugher
Rick Wilson
Janis Ingham
Steve Kriz
Phil Womble
Bob Archer
Ron Baker
Ethel Byers
Gary Caesar
Chris Casebeer
Taylor Canfield
Joe Chenoweth
Joseph Coito
Larry Crandell
Gary Cunningham
Bob Dinaberg
Rusty Fairly
Debbie Foley
William Gallivan
Marc Gamberdella
Paul Gamberdella
Annamaria Hamilton
Malcolm Hamilton
Jerry Harwin
Joe Howell
RobertHuhn
Janis Ingham
Helen Jepsen
Steve Kriz
Darcie McKnight
Paul Menzel
Richard Mires
Pat Moorhouse-MacPhee
Jeff Nelson
Roxanne Nomura
Bill Oakley, Jr.
Bill Pintard
David Pintard
Paula Rudolph
Joan Russell-Price
Rath Shelton
Jay Smith
John Stoney
Tim Tremblay
NanVerkaik
Mike Warren
Rick Wilson
Phil Womble
2005 - 2006
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1970-72
1972-74
1974-80
1980-85
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1989-91
David Pintard
Paul Menzel
Joan Russell
Tim Tremblay
Joe Howell
Chris Casebeer
Marc Gamberdella
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1993-95
1995-97
1997-99
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2002-03
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t is my distinct pleasure to welcome you to
y-Ninth Annual Santa Barbara Athletic Round
Table Hall of Fame Banquet. We are here to celebrate
athletics, academics, and ethics through a unique Santa
Barbara institution.
This banquet and the attendant inductions into the
Hall of Fame is the jewel in the crown of Santa Barbara
that is the Athletic Round Table. It culminates nine months
of activities, both large and small, that the Round Table
sponsors and promotes.
The chief of these activities is the weekly press
Barry Taugher
luncheons, held every Monday during the school year.
SBART President
The luncheons have become a venue for building the Santa
Barbara athletic community. At the luncheons coaches
meet and recognize not only their own athletes but athletes in other schools, with whom they
have competed last week or will do so next week. They acknowledge character, hard work,
and achievement, recognizing each student athlete individually. We award athletes weekly,
and we award scholar athletes monthly. We celebrate achievements in ethics through the Phil
Womble Ethics award monthly.
Throughout the year we host events for our members who make this possible. Those
events include the Fall Classic (John Robinson) and the Prelude to March Madness
(Don Ford, Jerry Pimm, and Mark Patton). In February we produce a luncheon celebrating
the local National Girls and Women in Sports Day, where achievements in women's athletics
are present by outstanding women role models. And tonight we will induct six athletes to the
Hall of Fame. We will present seven special awards; six scholarship awards; coaches of the
year; the athletes of the week; scholar athletes of the year, and the Womble Ethics awards for
the year.
We often hear from coaches and community members that this organization is unique
for a town the size of Santa Barbara. The Round Table is indeed unique. We accomplish all
of this with no paid staff and no place of business. We have an incredible board and committed
members. Our Hall of Fame committee, led by Darcie McKnight, has years of experience
with this amazing production. The Round Table is unique because it is derivative of the
uniqueness of the Santa Barbara community, of which we are all a part.
In closing, it is fitting to acknowledge and thank our sponsors. Local athletes benefit
from the support of the Santa Barbara News Press, through coverage of the press luncheons
and sponsorship of the Athletes of the Week. Thank you, to the sports writers, editors, and
publisher of the News Press.
The following have contributed directly to this event: Title Sponsor - Montecito Bank
& Trust; Table Sponsors - First American Title, Giffm & Crane-General Contractors, Coldwell
Banker-Santa BarbaraiMontecito, Land America Lawyers Title, Micheel-Gamberdella Group
of Smith Barney; and Student Athlete Sponsors - Delmonte Management, First Capital
Mortgage, Tim & Debbie Foley, Eugene & Darcie McKnight, Metrocities Mortgage, Mid
State Bank, Santa Barbara Independent, Stewart Title, and Rick & Carol Wilson.
Thank you for attending this year's banquet. Each inductee and awardee deserves the
recognition and credit.
,
Barry Taugher, President
Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table
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COLEY CANDAELE
Outstanding Athlete
With a passion for football and track, Coley Candaele excelled in both and was
named the CIF Athlete of the Year in 1990. As a player and coach, Coley Candaele led the
Carpinteria High School football team to four CIF Championships. During 1987-1989
Coley quarterbacked for three Championship Teams. In 1989 Coley was named CIF Player
of the Year and was part of the All-CIF team in both 1988 and 1989. In 2002, during his
last season as head coach of Carpinteria High School, the team went 14-0 capturing his 4th
CIF Championship.
Coley Candaele's match-ups during the 1990 track season with rival, Arroyo Grande's
Louie Quintana, were legendary, with Coley ending up the national prep leader that year
with a 4:06 1600M. Candaele was the Santa Barbara County Champion in both the 800M
and 1600M in 1998 and 1989. After accumulating six Individual CIF Championship Titles
(800/1600), one Relay CIF Championship Title (4x400) and a State Championship Title
in the 1600M in 1990, Coley earned a full track and field! cross-country Scholarship to the
University of Oregon. After two years at Oregon, Candaele finished his collegiate career
at Cal-Poly San Louis Obispo running track and cross-country.
Coley is currently the Head Football and track & field Coach Vista Murrieta High
School. Selected as Riverside County Coach of the Year in 2005 after leading the Broncos
to a 9-4 record, Coley's team picked up the fIrst playoff win in school history; all in the
programs second varsity season.
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JON KORFAS
Outstanding Athlete
Jon Korfas led the San Marcos Royals basketball team to Channel League
Championships in each year from 1979 to 1981. In his last two years, the "runnin" Royals
posted a combined record of 50-2 appearing in the CIF Finals in 1981. Jon earned FirstTeam All Channel League honors in 1979, 1980 and 1981 and was named MVP in both
1980 and 1981. Jon was voted 1st Team All-CIF in 1981 and 2nd Team All-CIF in 1979
and 1980.
Following an impressive high school career, Jon attended USC during the 1981-1982
season and helped the team qualify for NCAA Tournament. In 1982, Jon transferred to
Pepperdine where for the next four years, he played for Jim Harrick. Under Harrick, the
Waves won two West Coast Athletic Conference Championships and played in two NCAA
Tournaments. Jon earned Honorable Mention WCAC in 1985.
After college, Jon played professionally in Greece for nearly fifteen years. His team
won the Greek Championship in 1992 and European Championships twice in the midnineties. At the conclusion of his playing career, Jon coached in Greece from 2000-2002.
Jon is currently the Head Coach of the boys' basketball team at Santa Ynez High
School where his teams qualified for CIF playoffs in two of the past three years. The
journey to the CIF playoffs was flooded with exciting games including a 61-60 overtime
victory over Cabrillo early in the season.
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JOHN MORENO
Outstanding Athlete
John Moreno starred on the Carpinteria High School baseball team from 1972-1974.
A three year all-CIF and all-Tri Valley League player, Moreno was the winning pitcher on
Carpinteria's fIrst CIF Championship team in 1974. As Tri-Valley League MVP and Division
"A" Player of the Year, John pitched on three consecutive Warrior Tri-Valley League
Championship teams. From Carpinteria High, John pitched for Santa Barbara City College
and the Matadors of Cal State Northridge. Carpinteria High School has since inducted
John into the Warrior Hall of Fame.
John currently lives in Utah with his wife and four children where he owns a successful
tile business. He is a very caring dad and loving husband who still loves to play ball. He
pitches for a local softball team and will always enjoy the game.
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LORI SANCHEZ KIBBlE
Outstanding Athlete
While at Dos Pueblos High School, Lori Sanchez Kibbie twice earned First Team
All-Channel League honors in basketball and softball. As the team's point guard, she led
the Chargers to a ClF Championship and was named MVP of the Channel League. As
shortstop on fIrst softball team in school history, Lori helped develop this highly successful
program, earning team MVP honors. Kibbie received the Round Table Player of the Year
honors in softball and basketball in 1979.
Lori earned a full athletic scholarship to UC Santa Barbara, continuing both sports;
she became the all-time assist leader (both men and women's basketball) with 718 career
assists. Kibbie led her team in most statistical categories all while scoring over 1,000
points during her career. She also led the nation in single season stolen bases, taking the
UCSB softball team to an 8th place finish at the College World Series. Kibbie set the
career stolen base record in softball and is currently 3rd in UCSB history (men & women).
Additionally, she remains on the UCSB softball career top-10 lists for triples and runs
scored. Kibbie again earned the Round Table Player of the Year honors in 1981. Despite
the rigor of being a two-sport collegiate athlete, she graduated with her BA in four years.
Continuing her athletic prowess, Kibbie is currently training for her 2nd degree black
belt in Hapkido and has taken up City League soccer. She resides in Santa Barbara with
her husband Jim and son Julian and is Program Director and Lead Instructor at Martial
Arts Family Fitness in Santa Barbara.
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TODD STONEY
Outstanding Athletete
Joining his father John in the SBART Hall of Fame, Todd Stoney completes the first
father and son combination achieving this honor. A San Marcos High School graduate and
two way starter on the football team, his senior year, Todd Stoney led the team in interceptions
as a free safety and averaged over 20 yards per reception as wide receiver. He was voted
SMHS Football MVP and was named First Team Channel League as a receiver. Voted the
Best Athlete of the Senior Class, Todd was the CIF Southern Section pole vault champion
and track team MVP.
Todd attended Occidental College where he earned a number of awards including
First Team All-League defensive back (4 years), "Rookie of the Year" as a freshman, and
team MVP as a junior and senior. With Todd's help, Occidental saw two undefeated regular
seasons and two years in the Division Three National Championship Playoffs. Todd also
earned honors as an All American in the 4x400 relay team and was part of the Division
Three Championship team in the 4xl00 relay in 1986. In 1988, Todd signed a free agent
contract with the NFL's Los Angeles Raiders.
In 1998, Todd returned to his high school alma mater and coached the defensive
backs for a Royals team that made it to the quarterfinals of the CIF Playoffs. Todd resides
in Ventura with his wife Sylvia and works as the Traffic Investigator for the Santa Barbara
Police Department.
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DAVE PINTARD
Community Leader
David Pintard has been actively involved in multiple community activities, having
served on the Board of Directors for the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table, Santa Barbara Pony Baseball, Work Inc., Page Youth Sports Center, Rotary International (Santa
Barbara North affiliation), Santa Barbara Visiting Nurses Association, SBCC Athletic
Associates, Las Positas Park Foundation, and the YMCA. In addition, he was co-Chair of
the "Tom Rogers Month," served as Chair the YMCA Current Support Campaign, which
reached new fund-raising records for that organization under his leadership, co-Chaired
the Santa Barbara Zoofari (Santa Barbara Zoo) and served as chairman of the S.B.H.S.
Football Booster Club.
Currently, Dave is an active member of the Board of Directors for the Santa Barbara
Athletic Roundtable, and the Santa Barbara Foresters Semipro Baseball Organization. He
chairs the "Hugs for Cubs" program, which is the Foresters' ongoing "buddy" program for
children battling cancer that was created in 1995 through the inspiration of his nephew
Eric Pintard. In addition, Dave is an assistant varsity baseball coach at Bishop Diego
High School.
Mr. Pintard has been recognized for his commitment and significant service to youth
in the Santa Barbara community as the recipient of Rotary International's "Paul Harris
Fellow" award (1989), the YMCA's "Dr. Paul Veazey Memorial" award (1989), the S.B.
Athletic Round Table's "R. F. MacFarland Memorial Trophy" (1995), the Santa Barbara
Associationof Realtors' "Affiliate of the Year" award (1995), and U.C.S.B. Men's Basketball "Sixth Man" award. Dave has been a Santa Barbara resident since 1979 after
studying economics at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, and has two children, Bryson, a freshman at Cal Lutheran University and Erika, a freshman at Santa Barbara High School.
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LAIRD HAYES
Special Achievement
San Marcos alumni Laird Hayes showcased many of his talents during his high school
career. Hayes played the sousaphone in the orchestra, acted and sang in the school musical
and was elected Student Body President his senior year. Athletically, he was an
All-League place kicker in 1966, defeating Santa Barbara High 7-6 which earned the
Royals the opportunity to play in the CIF playoffs. As catcher for the Royals baseball
team, Hayes earned All-League honors as a senior; he was also a reserve for Coach
Halleck's basketball team.
Attending college at Princeton, Hayes played on the schools baseball team while
earning his degree in Politics. Princeton also provided his him with his first officiating
experience through an intramural basketball game. Continuing his education, Laird attended
graduate school at UCLA from 1971-76 earning a Master's and a Doctorate
in Education.
In 1976, Hayes was appointed assistant dean of student affairs at Orange Coast College
in Costa Mesa, CA where he taught leadership skills, founded and coached the OCC surf
team. Since 1987, Hayes has held the position of Men's Soccer Coach at Orange Coast
College. Having never played soccer himself, his teams have won the college's only two
state soccer championships in 1989 and 1991.
In addition to coaching soccer, Laird continues the Quarterback and Receiver Camp
(QBR) founded by his father in 1964. Six-4-day camps are held each summer in California,
New Jersey, Michigan, Arkansas and Georgia serving 1,500 high school and youth players.
Working his way up from Princeton intramural officiating to high school JV and varsity
football and Pac-l0 football, the NFL hired Hayes in 1995 as Side Judge #125. He has
worked a post-season game in 10 out of 11 seasons; including officiating two Super BowIs
- XXXVI and xxxvrn. Hayes lives in Newport Beach, CA with his wife of 19 years,
Maggie. They have two children, Katie, 23 and Andy, 15.
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JERRY PIMM
Coach
In 1956, at Montebello High School, Jerry Pimm led the nation in scoring by averaging
30 points per game. Pimm become an All-American for both Montebello High School and
Fullerton Junior College. He earned his Bachelors and Masters Degrees, both in Physical
Education, from USC. Upon graduation, Pimm became an assistant coach at USC during
the 1960-61 season, after which he left for a career at the University of Utah. During his
22 years at Utah, Pimm coached in 7 NCAA Tournaments, the 1966 Final Four, and one
Sweet Sixteen. Pimm also coached and trained the US Olympic teams from 1975-1986,
during which time the USA won a gold medal at the 1986 World Championships.
Jerry left Utah for UCSB in 1983 and turned a program around within 4 years. In
1987 -88, he guided the Gauchos to its best record ever, 22-8, and to its first NCAA
Division I Tournament berth. In 1989-90, Pimm led UCSB to another NCAA tourney berth
and a first round win over Houston. Additionally, Santa Barbara was invited to three
National Invitation Tournaments during his tenure.
Jerry Pimm guided the UCSB men's basketball program for 15 seasons. His 222
wins are the most ever recorded by a Gaucho Head Basketball Coach. His coaching
career at UCSB ended in 1998 after accumulating seven "Coach of the Year" awards and
a career coaching record of 398-284. Pimm was inducted into USCB's Hall of Fame,
April 30th, 2005
Many of Jerry's players and assistant coaches have continued professional basketball
careers in the NBA and overseas, including basketball greats like Brian Shaw, Carrick
DeHart, Del Harris and Ben Howland. Jim Eyen, Assistant Coach for the LA Clippers and
a former Assistant Coach for Jerry at UCSB, says "When Coach Pimm arrived at UCSB
he brought with him a wealth of basketball experience and a respected winning tradition.
He orchestrated a resurgence of Gaucho basketball that I am proud to have been a part of,
and still draw upon those experiences to this day."
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ver thirty-eight years ago, Jerry Harwin and Caesar Uyesaka sipped
coffe~gl Caesar's Restaurant, talking about the need for a sports group in Santa
Barbara that could help the local athletic community in times of need. After Jerry
and Caesar shared a couple more coffee breaks together, the Santa Barbara Athletic
Round Table was born. Its motto: The advancement and betterment of all sports
and athletics in the greater Santa Barbara area.
The Round Table got off to a fast start. Its fIrst organizational meeting was
held at Santa Barbara's East Beach on January 25, 1968. Hundreds of people
attended this meeting and over 200 joined that evening as Charter Members.
The Round Table's fIrst annual banquet was held at Santa Barbara City College
on June 22, 1968. Through membership dues, contributions, fundraising events and
local foundations, the Round Table has raised more than $2 million.
Harry's Plaza Cafe was the site of the Round Table's first press luncheon
held on September 14, 1970. The luncheons, initiated by the new president, Bill
Bertka, were similar to a "Monday Morning Quarterback Club." All area schools
were represented by the head coaches of the sports in season. For 33 years, the
Round Table luncheons have been held at Harry's every Monday, attended by
standing room only crowds.
Since its fIrst meeting back in 1968, the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table
has helped thousands of individuals and organizations by raising funds to support
their athletic programs. Through membership dues, contributions, special events
and foundation donations, the Round Table has raised more than $2,000,000.
Funds are distributed according to need. The Round Table is proud to help
student-athletes at all levels compete in events they would otherwise not have
been able to attend. With continued community support, we at the Round Table
are confident that Santa Barbara's sports opportunities will continue to grow with
each new season.
To learn more about the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table, please visit our
website at www.sbart.org.
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Past Recipients
1977
1978
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1992
TOM DOOLITTLE
1993
1994
1995
1996
Stubby Herman
Frank Van Schaik
Bill Van Schaik
Jim Harvey
Anita Watts
Vic de la Cruz
Jim Rogers
Eric Arneson
George Chefini
Mike Chasson
Cliff Lambert
John Brennand
Bill Hamilton
Sal Rodriguez
Ed Holdren
Earl Pointer
Paul Hodgert
Carol Smith
Mariana de Sena
Richard Medel
John Spaventa
David de Ponce
Kevin Reddick
Girls Inc. of Carpinteria
Joe Coito
Jean & Joe Pommier
Theresa Frazier Brown
Debbie Foley
Peggy Buchanan
Ada Connor
Ralph Holmes
1997
Every nonprofit exists in part due to the commitment of their volunteers. This is
1998
particularly true for the Santa Barbara Ski and Sports Club. Torn Doolittle's involvement
1999
2000
with the Club began in 1991 when he joined this fun organization. Since then, he has served
2001
on the Board of Directors for 12 years, and held the position of Weekend Trip Director for
2002
2003
ten. Currently there are approximately 210 members of the ski club Iiving from Los Angeles
2004
to Atascadero, drawn to the club because of a love of summer and winter activities and the
2005
great friendships that corne with club membership. Donating his time, Torn organized seven
weekend trips per year for 55-70 Club members including five outings to Mammoth, and
one each to Tahoe and Salt Lake City annually.
An avid skier and snowboarder himself, Torn is a Co-founder of "Mad Dogs",
a unique subset of the Ski Club that is an outlet for the more advanced
daredevils and "steep skiers" of the group. However, this "frenzy" is
not without risk as Torn suffered three broken ribs in Park City while in
the "experts-only" area. Torn is currently the Summer Sports
Director where he organizes one to two events per month that include
golf, biking, hiking and beach volleyball. He recently completed his
Russ Hargreaves was a dedicated member
first Rosarito to Ensenada Bike Ride with ten Ski Club members. In
of the Santa Barbara Recreation
Department. He spent a lifetime creating
addition to Torn's scheduling of Ski Club activities, he also organized
opportu.nities for others to enjoy the
two "Save the Trail Days" to perform maintenance on local trails with
benefits of recreational activities. He loved
direction from the Forest Service.
jogging and was committed to total body
Torn holds a BS in Computer Science from New Mexico Tech as
fitness. He knew that a healthy mind and
body were the first steps to a happy and
well as a Masters in Project Management from USC. Torn works for the
produ.ctive
life. This award is given to a
City of Santa Barbara as the Information Systems Manager, where he is
person recognized by the Parks &
responsible for providing computer support to eleven city departments.
Recreation Department as a leader in
Torn and his wife Lorrie reside in Goleta and have two grown children,
maintaining quality sports programs.
Chris and Wayne.
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JUDITH DALE
As an athlete Judith Dale competed for Santa Ynez Track Club (AAU Club) from
1960-1964 where she qualified for the AAU National Women's Track and Field
Championships from 1961-1963; participating in the events of the long jump, 80 meter
hurdles and the 440 yard relay. In 1962, Judith placed 4th in the nation in the 440 yard
relay. In 1963, Judith placed 6th in the 80 meter hurdles, 6th in the long jump and 3rd in the
400 yard relay. In 1964, she competed in the AAU Women's Pentathlon National
Championships, placing 6th. Also that year, she competed in the first ever AAU National
Women's Cross Country Championship, placing 8th. Judith missed the
1964 USA Olympic Team by one place in the 80-meter hurdles.
As a groundbreaker for women's sports, Judith Dale faced a number
of challenges in the organization of the "unofficial" leagues for women.
In 1965, Judith helped establish the Santa Barbara Sandpipers age-group
AAU girls' track and field team which she coached a number of state
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of the SB. Recreation Dept. for over
and national age group champions. From 1968-1973, Judith taught PE
30 years before retirement in 1966. As
and coached girls sports at San Marcos High School where she organized
director of the Women's Sports League,
an "unofficial" girls league in swimming, track and basketball. Judith
she made women's sports acth'ifies one
San Marcos to numerous league championships in all three sports.
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Judith's determination provided many young women with athletic
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1936 and 1939 in table tennis. Orer
Judith is currently a faculty member and administrator in the UCSB
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Department of Exercise & Sport Studies and Recreation. She teaches
contributed to the youth of Santa
Barbara. This award is given to a
both Sport Sociology and Sport Appreciation all while running the
person recogni;:,ed as a playel: coach
Community and Youth Programs. Judith developed a community-wide
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after school child care program at UCSB as well as an adaptive recreation
and sportsmanship.
program for physically and developmentally challenged child and adults.
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The long magical journey that began as a youngster in Nashville that led to today and
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Bruce Giffin's humble acceptance of the prestigious R.F. MacFarland award has had many
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twists and turns. Over the years, Bruce has contributed back to his community on both
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local and national levels serving in a variety of leadership roles. He currently serves on
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the boards of the Santa Barbara Regional Chamber of Commerce, the Santa Barbara Polo
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& Racquet Club and his favorite non-profit, the Elings Park Foundation.
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Twenty-five years ago, when the Elings Park Foundation was formed, the founders
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dreamed of transforming a city dump into a community treasure where friends and families
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could gather. As President of the Board of the Elings Park Foundation from 1999-2005,
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Bruce's work championed the notion that the park must become a center for youth sports
and recreation activities. Today, the events and activities available to enjoy at Elings Park
are amazing. Bicycle moto-cross, mountain biking, baseball, softball, soccer, rugby,
lacrosse, RC cars, summer camps, movies, overnight camping, tournaments, birthday
parties, graduations, celebrations and much, much more have all become
everyday events. Over the years, many civic leaders have contributed to
the "Elings Park dream." Our community is indeed grateful to them and
to Bruce for their vision, tenacity and leadership.
Bruce resides in Santa Barbara along with his wife Kelly, his boys
Riley and Teagan, two dogs, seven birds, two lizards and a commune of
R.F MacFarland was one of the founders
hamsters. Bruce has occasionally been accused of attempting to practice
of Semana Nalltica in 1936. This award
architecture, but those that know and love him, deny it. Looking back
is given annually to the person or organization who best exemplifies community
over the years, Bruce is convinced that the long, lonely, claustrophobic
leadership in the area of sports and athflight from Nashville to Santa Barbara was the inspiration for him to
letics. It is sponsored by the Elks Club, Recalways work "out of the box." With so little funds and rent so high, the
reation Department, local media, and the
box became Bruce's first home in Santa Barbara. Ironically, that very
Semana Nautica Association
same box is the most recent dramatic Giffin & Crane Montecito remodel
and is now conservatively appraised at a $5.2 million.
R.R MacFarland
Memorial Trophy
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Past Recipients
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
Bob Sherman
Grace Altus
Ted Hatlan
John Whittemore
Payton Jordan
Sinclair Bill
John Brennand
Clyde Bennett
Jurgen Schmidt
Duncan Thomas
DON FLANIGAN, MD
Santa Barbara Radiologist, Donald Flanigan, M.D., is also a world-class athlete in
masters rowing. As a member of the United States National Rowing Team, Eight oared
shell from 1962-1964, Don participated in the World Championship Games, Pan-American
Games and the Pre-Olympic Games. He was named Oarsman of the Year by the Vespar
Boat Club in 1963. Don was also a National Champion in pair-oared shell in 1952.
Over past 21 years in the World Masters Rowing Championships, Don has earned 26
gold medals and 6 silver medals. Since 1984, Don has also participated in the U.S. National
Masters Rowing Championship, earning 42 medals, of which 16 were gold. In 2004, St.
Joseph University inducted Don into the Athletics Hall of Fame. Don's has traveled the
world for competition including Championships in Sao Paulo, Brazil,
Munich, Germany, Adelaide, Australia, and Glasgow, Scotland.
Don attended St. Joseph's College where he earned his BS in
chemistry. He earned his medical degree from Hahnemann Medical
University in Philadelphia, where he graduated in the top quarter of his
class. Upon completion of his residency at Mayo Clinic in Rochester,
This award was established and
MN, Don served as a Flight Surgeon in the United States Navy.
endmt'ed by Louise Lmwy Davis to
Don is employed at Diagnostic Medical Imaging, a local medical
encourage the continued participation in competitive sports, regardgroup. He has served as President of the Santa Barbara Ultrasound
less oj age. It is given jor achievement
Society, is a member numerous other medical societies. Don currently
by an athlete over the age oj 40 years.
lectures to radiology residents at the Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital on
a monthly basis.
Master Athlete
Award
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Past Recipients
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
Grant Locker
Susan Carey
Bryan Winger
Amy Petersons
Diego Sandoval
LeAnn Filice
Debra Day
Gerald Martinez
Jeff Gorham
Robert Bryan
Trinity Fiduccia
Kyle Petersilia
Camille Noel Pirko
David Kremer
Daniel Winslow
Kimberly Patrice Williams
ROMAN BATTISTONE
During his high school years, Roman Battistone was running seven to ten miles every
summer day with Shawn Hyhant, a member of the UCSB cross country and track team.
Roman became the only special education student at Eagan High School in Eagan, Minnesota
to receive a varsity letter in cross country four years in a row. Eagan High School now
gives the "Roman Award" each year to the most improved cross country runner.
Roman now lives in Santa Barbara and has worked for Michael
O'Conner at Country Gardening for the past four years. He is involved
in the Work Training Programs, Inc. in the Santa Barbara area.
Roman participates in the Santa Barbara Special Olympics Sports
Programs were he plays soccer, basketball and floor hockey. He is also
a great bowler. Roman is well liked by his teammates and is a friendly
and outstanding athlete.
Special Olympics
Mayor's Trophy
This award was first established
by Mayor David Shiffnzan.
It is presented annually to a
"Special Olympic Athlete. "
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SANrABARBARANEWS-PREss
Student Athlete Scholarship
CASH UPTON
Cash Upton will graduate from San Marcos High School in June where he has achieved
an outstanding 4.46 GPA. His college choices include Columbia University, NYU, Boston
College and UC Berkeley, and he is considering a major in Business. Cash is varsity
captain this year and has been a four-year member of the Boy's Baseball team playing at
the pitcher and first base positions. He has participated on off-season club Baseball
teams and at the Foresters Baseball camp.
Civil Air Patrol, the civilian auxiliary of the United States Air Force, claims a great
deal of Cash's time, too. He has been involved with this youth leadership program for six
years, and last summer served as the squadron commander responsible
for training dozens of junior high and high school students in aerospace
2006 SBNP
Half Marathon
Scholarship
history, emergency relief, and leadership education. In addition, Cash
has spent four years volunteering for the Toys for Tots program.
A teacher writes: "Cash is a student athlete who reflects the finest
qualities of character for young people today. I cannot begin to express
the level of respect that students and staff have for Cash. His discernment,
This annual scholarship was
established in 2004, and the first
award was distributed last year. "
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charisma, and academic reverence are attributes of a young scholar
marked for great success. He has left an indelible impression that will
long be remembered."
Russ Morrison Memorial Scholarship
CHRISTOPHER GREGOIRE
Christopher Gregoire will graduate from San Marcos High School in
June. His college choices include: UC, Santa Barbara, UC, San Diego, and
San Diego State University. A four year member of the San Marcos Varsity
Golf Team, Christopher is currently serving as Co-Captain. He was recognized
as Freshman of the Year of the San Marcos Team in 2003, and he was named
to the First Team All-Channel League as a sophomore and junior. During the
2005 season, Christopher held the distinction of the lowest scoring average on
the team with an average of 73.5. He writes in his essay, "Throughout my
years of playing golf I have learned the most valuable assets of being able to
singularly focus on the task at hand, overcome adversity, and strive to be the
absolute best that I can on any given day of tournament play." These values
have carried over into his academic life as well. Christopher has earned a 3.71
GPA and an instructor notes, "As a scholar, Christopher is hard working, bright, and articulate. He is a confident,
focused, ambitious, considerate, open-minded and amiable student." Christopher worked full-time last summer and
now works part-time for an investment mortgage company as a loan assistant, saving for his fIrst year of college. He
plans to compete in golf at the college level.
Gina RuskauJf Memorial Scholarship
JACQUELINE COMBS
Jacqueline Combs will graduate from Santa Barbara High School this
June. She has earned an impressive 4.58 GPA in a rigorous course of study
including many Advanced Placement courses. Jacqueline has competed on the
Santa Barbara Varsity Soccer team for four years and on a Club Soccer team
for six years, as well as Assistant Coaching a girl's soccer team. She has been
an active force in student government, and this year Jacqueline represented
her class as Senior Class President. She has lent her time and talents as a Peer
mediator, a Di versity Club member, an Incident Response Team member, and
member of the Santa Barbara High School Wall of Fame Committee. She is
enrolled in the Multimedia Arts Design Academy at her school and has worked
as a receptionist at a salon and spa (summers and after school) for four years.
Her college choices include: UCLA, UC Berkeley and NYU. She is considering majoring in History for a possible career in Law or Politics. An instructor
writes, "Jackie is truly an exceptional student who makes the most out of every single day at Santa Barbara High
School. She is one of the most well-rounded students I have ever had the pleasure to know."
SBART Founders Scholarship
HILARY SCHROEDER
Hilary Schroeder will graduate from Dos Pueblos High School this June.
A gifted scholar athlete, she has earned a 4.17 GPA. Hilary plans to pursue a
career in Medicine. She has competed on the Dos Pueblos Varsity Water
Polo team all four years of high school, and leads her team this year as Captain.
Hilary was named the Most Valuable Player All-Channel League for her efforts.
In addition, her swimming prowess has been showcased on the Varsity Swim
team, where for four years her athletic ability has been evident as well. Hilary
has volunteered as a water polo coach for a Santa Barbara club team,
participated in a church retreat, and last summer volunteered at a local
elementary school preparing young children for kindergarten utilizing her Spanish
skills. She was nominated for Goleta Teen of the Year for her outstanding
community service work for the Lemon Festival and the Santa Barbara Zoo.
An instructor writes of Hilary, "She has a natural ability to connect with people,
combined with a strong sense of duty. This makes Hilary a great person with whom to work and also inspires those
with whom she collaborates, equaling a powerful force able to accomplish anything." Hilary worked as a Swim
Instructor at a community pool last summer.
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ANN COWELL
Ann Cowell will graduate from Santa
Barbara High School where she has earned an
excellent 4.17 GPA in an advanced course of
study. An outstanding scholar-athlete, Ann has
always enjoyed competition. At the age of eleven,
she was chosen for the Santa Barbara Volleyball
Club team and Ann continues to shine on that
court, as well as for three years on the Santa
Barbara Varsity Volleyball team. As a starter in
the position of Middleblocker, she was selected
this year to the All County team and First Team
All Channel League. In addition, Ann is an
accomplished musician; and has lent her talents
to various bands on campus as a percussionist,
and competes and auditions as a pianist outside
of school. Ann plans to major in History for a
career as an Attorney. Her school choices include
Brown University, Dartmouth College and
Wellesley College.
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ESPN Scholarships
CODY WIESEN
Cody Wiesen will graduate from Dos
Pueblos High School this year with an amazing
4.57 GPA and will attend Stanford University
where he has earned early admission. Equally
as adept at competing in the water as he is in
school, Cody has been a member of the Dos
Pueblos Varsity Water Polo team for four years
and helped his team win the CIF Championships
the past two seasons. In addition, Cody is a
member of the Santa Barbara Water Polo club
as well as competing in Volleyball for the Varsity
Volleyball team and S.B. Volleyball Club teams.
He is an avid surfer and qualified at the age of
sixteen to place fIrst in California State Lifeguard
training, and works summers as a Lifeguard.
Cody is the Band Leader in his church Youth
Group, plans activities for his high school
Leadership class, and enjoys snowboarding,
playing guitar and songwriting.
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GREGG WILSON
UC Santa Barbara
In 1984, Wilson took control of the Gaucho women's program and immediately led
them to a Big West Championship. The women have won nine Big West Championships
and have come in second eight times. As conference champs, the Gaucho women have sent
19 swimmers to the NCAA Championships. The 1989 women's team finished 17th at the
NCAA Championship meet, scoring 50 points and producing five All-Americans. The
seventh place finish in the 200 freestyle relay was the highest ever at the NCAA
Championship by any UCSB team in school history. In 1990, four Gauchos earned AllAmerican Honorable Mention honors, making Kim Bryson UCSB's first ever four-time
All-American.
In his 29 seasons at the helm of UC Santa Barbara swimming, Gregg Wilson has
posted a dual meet record of 281-198-1. Even more impressive, his squads have collected
34 Big West Conference Championships, 25 by his men's teams and nine by his women's
teams. Wilson has been named Men's Coach of the Year 12 times and Women's Coach of
the Year eight times.
Wilson's teams have also excelled at the national level. His men's teams have been
ranked as high as 16th nationally and several of his swimmers over the years have advanced
to the NCAA Championships, 31 of whom have attained All-American status. Among the
All-Americans he has coached are Olympic Gold Medalists Richard Schroeder and Jason
Lezak (current world record holder), world record holder Bruce Stahl and All-American
Carl Larsen.
A native of Walnut Creek and graduate of Las Lomas High School, Wilson attended
Diablo Valley Junior College where he competed in water polo and swimming earning
All-American honors. He continued both sports at UC Berkeley.
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DWAYNE HAUSCHILD
Dos Pueblos High School
Dwayne Hauschild has been a Santa Barbara resident for more than 30 years now.
His volleyball experience began in his sophomore year under the tutelage of Jon Lee at
San Marcos High School. During his senior year he was selected to the All-Channel
League Team, as well as All-ClF, and was invited to participate in the Junior Elite Camp,
now known as the Junior National team. He played at SBCC during their trip to the state
finals, and then transferred to Long Beach State where he was a red-shirt member of the
1991 National Championship Team. He has earned his AAA rating on the beach numerous
times and is still playing when time permits down at East or Goleta Beach.
Dwayne coached his first team's right after graduating San Marcos in 1988 where he
inherited the girls and then boys' freshman teams and began working for Jon Lee and the
Royals. While in college Dwayne would consistently make appearances and assist in the
developing players and teams at any opportunity. With Ed Holdren's help at the Page
Center, Dwayne started up the Santa Barbara Boys Volleyball Club in the early 1990's and
was acting coach and director for three years.
San Marcos again opened the opportunity to coach and Dwayne began to assist Jon's
boys and girls teams in the late 1990's until 2002 when the Royals Boys went to the ClF
Finals. It was that following summer that Coach O'Leary called with the opportunity to
coach at Dos Pueblos with the girls' volleyball team. After much prodding from his Charger
alumni wife, he accepted and took to the task of building Dos Pueblos into a fun, successful
program. From 0-8 to 8-0 in 4 years and now carrying the much coveted Channel League
Title for 2005, Dwayne was awarded the Channel League Coach of the Year as well as
ClF Division 2 Coach of the year honors this season. He is thankful to all that have helped
him learn and grow as a player and coach and hopes to continue the tradition of learning
and winning for many years to come.
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Albert Revis
Jim Klien
Ted Fish
Bob Dinaberg
Tom Byron
Ed Delacy
Ralph Barkey
Bob Dinaberg
Ron Mulder
Dave Gorrie
les Stevens
Russ Carr
Ralph Barkey
Ed Delacy
Rudy Suwara
Gus Mee
Bob Dinaberg
Ed Delacy
Chet Kammerer
Gregg Wilson
Pete Snyder
Frank Carbajal
Bobbie Bonace
AI Ferrer
Chet Kammerer
Frank Carbajal
Gregg Wilson
AI Ferrer
Jean Paul Verhees
Mircea Badulescu
Jerry Pimm
Ken Preston
Chet Kammerer
Chet Kammerer
Mark French
Gregg Wilson
Chris Russell
Mike Giuliano
Cathy Sanford
Tim Vom Stegg
Kathy Gregory
John Moore
Mike Giuliano
Gregg Wilson
Bob Williams
Mike Giuliano
Mark French
Tom Von Steeg
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Albert Revis
Sam Cathcart
Jim Bashore
Jack Triguiero
Don Volpi
Maury Halleck
Dick Mires
Mike Warren
Mike Hart
Manuel Garcia
lou Panizzon
Linda Dawson
Linda Dawson
Tom Shoji
Maury Halleck
lou Panizzon
Mike Moropoulos
Manuel Garcia
Gordon McClenathen
Cecilia Gutierrez
Mike Hart
Jack Triguiero
lou Panizzon
lou Panizzon
Scott O'leary
Lito Garcia
Jim Ranta
Ben Hallock
Norris Fletcher
Satini Puailoa
Joel Garbarino
Scott Brennand
Jack Trigueiro
Jeff Hesselmeyer
Abe Jahadhmy
Mark Walsh
Jon lee
Nan Seed Verkaik
Fred Warrecker
Coley Candaele
Mark Walsh
Chris Parrish
SBCC
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CARP
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Sportsperson of the Month
Generously Sponsored by Santa Barbara Bank & Trust
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riteria for selection of the person or organization honored in this category
include the characteristics of good sportsmanship and demonstrated leadership
abilities in the area of sports or athletics. The honoree must be a layperson to the
activity, with service to others as a visible priority in his or her lifestyle or the structure
of the organization. Awards will be made for accumulated demonstration of service and/or
for specific projects.
JANUARY 2006
Greg Parker
FEBRUARY 2006
Jaime Malgoza
MARCH 2006
LeRoy Jeffers
Phil" Womble Ethics in Sports Award
Generously Sponsored by Investec Real Estate
• : / warded monthly to a high school Junior who shows exemplary
sportsmanship and character.
OCTOBER 2005
Nicole Hyslop
San Marcos HS
JANUARY 2006
Riley Roche
Cate School
NOVEMBER 2005
Bridget Thomson
Carpinteria HS
FEBRUARY 2006
Kayla Horibe
Laguna HS
DECEMBER 2005
Jason Ford
Bishop HS
MARCH 2006
Kristen Gensler
Dos Pueblos HS
APRIL 2006
Cortney Collyer
Santa Barbara HS
Special Olympics Award
Generously Sponsored by the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table
SEPTEMBER 2005
Trevor Morgan
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OCTOBER 2005
Jennette Payne
APRIL 2006
Tim Jones
The 2005-2006 Scholar Athletes of the Year Awards
are generously sponsored by The Human Performance Center
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./ he Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table Scholar Athlete of the Year Award
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was initiated in September 1986 after the Round Table's Board of Directors
recognized the need to honor those students who are not only successful athletes, but who
also maintain strong academic and extracurricular credentials.
Qualifications for nomination include participation in varsity athletics at the high
school level and in designated athletic programs at the college level. Academic qualifications include outstanding grade point averages, usually greater than 3.5, in conjunction
with other scholarly activities such as honor societies, scientific societies, extracurricular
activities and outstanding aptitude test scores for high school. Students have been selected
by principals, senior counselors, athletic directors and coaches at the various high schools
and colleges in the Santa Barbara area, in association with the Athletic Round Table.
The Athletic Round Table feels that the significance of this award goes beyond recognizing individual students who have outstanding academic and athletic records. It also
is a reminder to the community that it is possible for a student to participate in athletics
and still maintain outstanding academic achievement. We are proud to present the 2005-2006
Scholar Athlete of the Year Awards to:
Marielle Gruenig
UCSB
John Johnson
Carpinteria High School
Reid Lathan
Santa Barbara High School
David Lien
Dos Pueblos High School
Andrew Maloney
Cate School
Mackenzie Mee-Lee
Santa Barbara City College
Christina Nowak
Bishop Diego High School
Luke Oliver
Westmont College
Jenna Ridgway
San Marcos High School
Troy Tomas
Laguna Blanca School
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Open Division
Swimming
Michael Power
Rugby
Chad Erskine
High School Girls
Volleyball
College Women
Kim Courtney
DPHS
Volleyball
Jordan Dockendorf
DPHS
Soccer
Sarah Fox
DPHS
Golf
Cross Country
Jenna Ridgway
SMHS
Cross Country
Basketball
Amber Stevens
DPHS
Basketball
Austin Hamilton
SBHS
Kelly White
SMHS
Swimming
Kelly Easterday
SBHS
Track and Field
Kimi Wong
DPHS
Lyndsay Pearson
Tennis
Golf
Soccer
Water Polo
Softball
Track and Field
Swimming
Janine Sandell
UCSB
Anna Gropp
WEST
Victoria Alimonda
SBCC
Anna Stumbo
WEST
Jessica Romero
SBCC
Jenna Green
UCSB
Jennifer Schwalb
UCSB
Stephanie Rothstein
UCSB
Water Polo
Jen D'Anna
UCSB
SMHS
Softball
Bria Wilson
SBCC
Rachel Rys
DPHS
Tennis
Marielle Gruenig
UCSB
Charlotte Naylor
SBHS
High School Boys
Jacob Sandoval
BISH
Football
Sage Wright
DPHS
Soccer
Nicolas Sawaya
CATE
Water Polo
Basketball
Tyler Williams
SBHS
Cross Country
Soccer
Juan Martinez
SBHS
Wrestling
Anthony Salcedo
Baseball
Skyler Davin
SBCC
Andy lro
UCSB
Coulson Lantz
UCSB
Chris Ashley
UCSB
Basketball
Cecil Brown
UCSB
DPHS
Swimming
Pat Cary
UCSB
Jackson Damron
CARP
Baseball
Chris Valaika
UCSB
Ric Cervantes
SBHS
Volleyball
Bryan Berman
UCSB
Taylor Chavez-Goggin
SBHS
Golf
Joe Ryon
UCSB
Golf
Evan Janke
SMHS
Chris Satterlee
SBCC
Track and Field
Reid Lathan
SBHS
Tennis
Nick Brotman
UCSB
Swimming
Kevin Kuga
DPHS
Track and Field
Gabe Mann
UCSB
Football
Water Polo
Cross Country
Volleyball
Tennis
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College Men
Sponsored by the Santa Barbara News-Press
Presented at the Round Table's Weekry Press Luncheon
Sept. 12, 2005
Jacob Sandoval, Bishop Diego, football
Kim Courtney, Dos Pueblos, volleyball
Sept. 19, 2005
Jenna Ridgway, San Marcos, cross country
Justin Fareed, Santa Barbara, football
Sept. 26, 2005
Steven Brantingham, Carpinteria, football
Christina Nowak, Bishop Diego, volleyball
Oct. 3, 2005
Jacob Sandoval, Bishop Diego, football
Amber Park, Dos Pueblos, volleyball
Oct. 10, 2005
Brittany Lough, San Marcos, volleyball
David Eseke, Laguna Blanca, football
Oct. 17, 2005
Thomas Hyatt, San Marcos, football
Eva Van Wingerden, Carpinteria, volleyball
Oct. 24, 2005
Kim Courtney, Dos Pueblos, volleyball
J.P. Jimenez, Carpinteria, football
Oct. 31, 2005
Reid Lathan, Santa Barbara, football
Jenna Ridgway, San Marcos, cross country
Nov. 7, 2005
Dwayne Dixon, San Marcos football
Sarah Fox, Dos Pueblos, golf
Nov. 14, 2005
Andy lro, UCSB, soccer
Katherine Hinkle, San Marcos, volleyball
Nov. 21, 2005
Kenny Constantinides, Santa Barbara, water polo
Claire Woodard, San Marcos, cross country
Nov. 28, 2005
Sage Wright, Dos Pueblos, water polo
Jenna Ridgway, San Marcos, cross country
Dec. 5, 2005
Andy Aijian, Bishop Diego, basketball
Amber Stevens, Dos Pueblos, basketball
Dec. 12, 2005
Bryant Engle, Dos Pueblos, wrestling
Hilary Schroeder, Dos Pueblos, water polo
Jan. 9, 2006
Hilary Schroeder, Dos Pueblos, water polo
Tyler Williams, Santa Barbara, basketball
Jan. 16, 2006
Juan Martinez, Santa Barbara, soccer
Nita Sims, Bishop Diego, basketball
Jan. 23, 2006
David Eseke, Laguna Blanca, basketball
Alison Woliver, San Marcos, soccer
Jan. 30, 2006
Roberto Nelson, Santa Barbara, basketball
Jenna Green, UCSB, basketball
Feb. 6, 2006
Jacob Ranger, Carpinteria, basketball
Claire Frost, Santa Barbara, water polo
Feb. 13, 2006
Julyan Stone, Dos Pueblos, basketball
Austin Hamilton, Santa Barbara, basketball
Feb. 20, 2006
Jacob Sandoval, Bishop Diego, wrestling
Erin Morey, San Marcos, soccer
Feb. 27, 2006
Anthony Salcedo, Dos Pueblos, wrestling
Cailee Kilroy, Santa Barbara, water polo
March 6, 2006
Brenna Zimmerman, San Marcos, soccer
Tyler Dutton, Westmont, basketball
March 13, 2006
Jenna Green, UCSB, basketball
Ric Cervantes, Santa Barbara, volleyball
March 20, 2006
David Williford, Dos Pueblos, track & field
Rayanne Nguyen, Dos Pueblos, swimming
March 27, 2006
Pat Cary, UCSB, swimming
Kimi Wong, Dos Pueblos, softball
April 3, 2006
Kyle Benskin, SBCC, volleyball
Stephanie Rothstein, UCSB, track
April 10, 2006
Leslie Damion, UCSB, tennis
Matt Stith, San Marcos, tennis
April 17, 2006
Taylor Chavez-Goggin, Santa Barbara, tennis
Lucy Musson, Carpinteria, track & field
April 24, 2006
Brennon Dyer, Dos Pueblos, volleyball
Bria Wilson, SBCC, softball
May 1, 2006
Jon DeAlba, SBCC, baseball
Melissa Calvin, Dos Pueblos, softball
May 8, 2006
Evan Janke, San Marcos, golf
Charlotte Naylor, Santa Barbara, swimming
May 15, 2006
Kevin Kuga, Dos Pueblos, swimming
Kylie McCuen, UCSB, track and field
May 22,2006
Bryce Uhrig, Santa Barbara, baseball
Linda Rainwater, Dos Pueblos, track and field
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Platinum
Members
Generous contributors oj $2,500
or more, annually, to the Santa
Barbara Athletic Round Table
Keith Berry
Czf$G
Martin Herrera,
Lauren Herra Memorial
Czf$G
Tremblay Financial Services
Roger Battistone
Battistone Foundation
Debra and Ross Borden
David & Leila Carpenter
David Carpenter Foundation
Founder's
Circle
Generous contributors oj $1000
or more, annually, to the Santa
Barbara Athletic Round Table
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Tully Ramsaur
Tom Thomas
Jerry Woolf, DDS
Bob Archer
Malcolm Hamilton
Jim Armstrong
Lad Handelman
Attachi Ergonomic Consulting
Jan Handtman
Ron Baker
Lawrence Harter, MD
Donald Barry
Paul Hartloff
Beachside Bar Cafe
Collette Hartman
N Dennis Berg
Glenn Hartman
Andrew Binder, MD
Jerry Harwin
John Blair
David Hoffman
William Brace
Howell Moore and Gough LLP
Regal
Members
Generolls contributors of $250 or
more, annually, to the Santa
Barbara Athletic Round Table.
John Brennand
Robert Huhn
Dr. Mark Brisby
Janis Inghan
Bill Pintard
Willie Brown
Helen Jepsen
David Pintard
Bryant & Sons Jewelers
JRN Benefits
Radius Group
Casebeer & Company Realtors
Fred Kass
Tim Casey
Joel Kaufman
George Rempe
Chuck's Waterfront Grill
Steven Kent, MD
Paula Rudolph
Fred Clough
Bob Kingston
Joan Russell-Price
Community West Bank
Chris Kroes
John Rydell II
Michael Cooney
Law Offices of
Richard Ryu, MD
Cory Motors
Michael L. Sandford, Inc.
Commercial Real Estate
Santa Barbara County
Larry Crandell
Bill Lewis
Gary Cunningham
Thomas Luria
Linda Seals
Terry Dahl
William MacFadyen
Michael Sexton
Damitz Brooks Nightingale
Marborg Industries
Joel Silverman
Turner & Morrisset
Gordon McClenathen
Jay Smith
Education Office
Darryll Dewan
McGowan Gunterman CPA
Snyder Law, APC
Ronald Dickman
Eugene McKnight
Joe Talarico
Bob Dinaberg
Bruce Micheel
Barry Taugher
Easterday Construction Inc.
Len Miller
The Rehage Organization, Inc.
El Zarape Mexican Food
Mission Linen Supply
The Santa Barbara Independent
Fess Parker's Doubletree
Muller & Weber
Resort
Physical Therapy
Paul U yesaka
Thomas Van Meter, MD
Debbie Foley
Jeff Nelson
Wim Verkaik
Tim Foley
Richard Nelson
John Warkentin
Barbara Ford
Tim Nightingale
Mike Warren
Harold Frank
Roxanne Nomura
Roger Whalen
Richard Fulton, MD
William Oakley
Dina Wilson
William Gallivan, MD
Joel Ohlgren
Doug Wilson
Marc Gamberdella
Paradise Cafe
Vaughn Wipf, DDS
Paul Gamberdella
Elberta Pate
Phil Womble
Barry Gellert
Bill Peeples
Nick Zwick
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Event Sponsor • $1,000
Montecito Bank & Trust
Table Sponsor • $500
First American Title
Coldwell Banker-Santa BarbaralMontecito
Giffin & Crane-General Contractors
Land America Lawyers Title
The Micheel-Gamberdella Group of Smith Barney
Student Athlete Sponsor • $250
Delmonte Management
First Capital Mortgage
Tim & Debbie Foley
Eugene and Darcie McKnight
Metrocities Mortgage
Mid State Bank
Santa Barbara Independent
Stewart Title
Rick & Carol Wilson
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Membership Has
Its Privileges
SBART Membership Levels and Benefits
Membership
Level
Annual
Fee
Newsletter
Website
Recognition
Newsletter
Recognition
Press
Luncheon
Recognition
SHART
Game Pass
Fall
Classic
Attendance
March
Madness
Attendance
Hall of Fame
Attendance
and
Recognition
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Hall of Fame Members
I.
Special Achievernent
Coaches
1977
John Whittemore
1978
Henry Espinosa *
Timothy Badillo
1979
Peter Poole *
1980
Santos Escobar
1981
Gates Foss, Sr. *
1982
J ames Anderson *
1983
Nick Carter *
1983
Charles Christiansen *
1983
Paul Crawford
1983
Sterling Winans *
1983
Doug White *
1984
Frank Holguin
1985
Harry Callahan
1987
Elmer Boeseke *
1988
Ken Kellogg
1989
J ames Halliburton
1990
Danny Andrade *
1991
Sal Rodriguez
1992
Phil Womble
1994
John Brennand
1995
Mike Dulawan *
1996
Marcia Constance
1997
John Hamson
1998
Anita Ho
1999
Jeff Farrell
2000
Joel Silverman
2001
Dick Olmstead*
2002
Jim St. Clair*
2002
Dale Okinaka
2003
Janice Campbell
2003
Gary Cavaletto
2004
Banquet BBQ Team
2005
Dick Heron, Norm Lammer &
Chuck Wagner
Clarence Schutte *
Stan Williamson *
Nick Carter *
Willie Wilton *
Clarence Bishop *
Sterling Winans *
Theodore Harder *
Art Gallon*
William Crow *
Earl Murray *
Albert Revis *
Sam Cathcart
Jack Curtice *
Charles Sylvester
Bob Morelli *
Mike Moropoulos
Satini Puailoa, Sr. *
Lloyd Erhard
Russ Carr
Jack Siemens *
Maury Halleck
Gene Snyder
Rusty Fairly
Joe Mueller
Linda Dawson
Lou Panizzon
Tom Byron, Jr. *
Donald Volpi *
John Stoney
Sam Adams
Bob Dinaberg
Jim Bashore
Jack Sanford
Gordon McClenathen
Jack Trigueiro
Pat Moorhouse-MacPhee
Norris Fletcher
Chet Kammerer
Dave Gorrie
Mike Hart
John Osborne
Bill Shields
Ralph Barkey
Scott O'Leary*
Cathy Sanford
Russ Wenzlau
Community Leaders
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
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1998
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1999
1999
2000
2000
2001
2001
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2005
Max Fleischman *
1968
Caesar Uyesaka *
1969
Fred J oehnck *
1970
Jerry Harwin
1971
Hal Orion *
1972
Henry Ewald *
1973
George Adams *
1974
Charles Christiansen *
1975
Marshall Booher
1976
Katherine McCloskey *
1977
Phil Patton *
1977
Sam Battistone, Sr. *
1978
Alfred Robertson *
1979
William Russell
1980
Frank Swain
1981
R.F. MacFarland *
1982
William Hitchcock *
1983
Allen Rogers, Sr. *
1984
Richard Johns
1985
Bob Mullaney
1986
Craig Case
1987
Bill Blythe
1988
Louise Lowry Davis *
1988
Bill Bertka
1989
Larry Crandell
1990
Peter Jordano
1991
Ed Holdren
1992
Vaughn Wipf
1992
Jay Smith
1993
Bill Levy
1994
Rath Shelton
1995
Keith Berry
1996
Joseph T. Brusca
1997
Desmond O'Neill
1998
Paul Menzel
1999
Chuck Kelsey
2000
Dick Mires
2001
George Bliss
2002
Jack Bianchi
2003
Cliff Lambert
2004
Pool Renovation Committee
of Santa Barbara HS
2005
* 'Deceasea