Men`s Basketball - Monterey Peninsula College

Men's Basketball
2003
2004
LOBOS
Monterey Peninsula College
980 Fremont Street
Monterey, CA 93940
www.mpc.edu
Table of Contents
Monterey Peninsula College...............................................................................................................
Kirk Avery, College President............................................................................................................
Lyndon Schuztler, Athletic Director..................................................................................................
College History....................................................................................................................................
College Mission Statement.................................................................................................................
College Philosophy..............................................................................................................................
Basketball Schedule............................................................................................................................
Lobos Coaching Staff.........................................................................................................................
Blake Spiering, Head Coach...........................................................................................................
Dedrick Brooks, Head Assistant Coach.........................................................................................
Brett Spiering, Assistant Coach……………………………………………………………….......
The Lobos Support Staff....................................................................................................................
Christine Hunsley, Division Office Manager................................................................................
Jeff McCart, Trainer.......................................................................................................................
Renee D’Acquisto, Equipment Manager and Statistician...........................................................
George Reed, Announcer & Music................................................................................................
Carsbia Anderson, Vice-President of Student Services................................................................
Larry Walker, Director of EOP & S...............................................................................................
Sal Cardinale, Counselor................................................................................................................
LaRon Johnson, Counselor............................................................................................................
Bruce Wilder, Audio/Visual............................................................................................................
Dennis Johnson, Sociology Professor.............................................................................................
Dr. Richard Kezirian, Chair of Lobos Hall of Fame....................................................................
Lobos Facilities....................................................................................................................................
Basketball Roster................................................................................................................................
Player Profile.......................................................................................................................................
Former Lobos Playing at Universities...............................................................................................
Traditions at MPC..............................................................................................................................
Lobo Summer Basketball Camps......................................................................................................
Monterey Peninsula Director
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Directory
Location…………………………………………………………………………………… Monterey
Address..………………………………………………………………………. 980 Fremont Avenue
Monterey, CA 93940
Founded…………………………………………………………………………………..…..
1947
Enrollment………………………………………………………….………………..………
7,500
President………………………………………………………………………….….
Dr. Kirk Avery
Athletic Director……………………………………………………………..…… Lyndon Schutzler
Head Coach..................................................................................................................
Blake
Spiering
Assistant Coach..……………….…………………………………………….. Dedrick Brooks
Assistant Coach………………………………………………………………. Brett Spiering
Division Office Manager…….…………………………………………………...
Christine Hunsley
Trainer…………………………………………………………………………………..
Jeff McCart
Equipment and Statistician………………………………………………….…… Renee D’Acquisto
Announcer .………………………………………………………………………..…… George Reed
Conference……………………………………………………. …………………..………….. Coast
Mascot…………………………………………………………………………….…………... Lobos
PE/Athletics ………………………………………………………………………..………… PE 101
PE/Athletics Phone……………………………………………………………...…... (831) 646-4220
Basketball Office…………………………………………….. ……………………………… PE 114
Basketball Office Phone Numbers……………………………………………...…... (831) 645-1385
Fax Machine………………………………………………………………………… (831) 645-1334
Lobo Gym Capacity.………………………………...…………………………...……………. 2,200
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Welcome to Lobos Basketball!
I am pleased to welcome you to another exciting season of Men’s basketball at Monterey
Peninsula College. I appreciate the efforts and hard work of our coaching staff and players as
they begin their 2002-2003-2004 season.
Our basketball players have dual roles as athletes and as students. At MPC we are committed to
the success of our players on the court as well as in the classroom. Head basketball coach, Blake
Spiering, embodies this commitment. He is keenly interested in the academic endeavors of his
athletes and their achievements both on and off the court.
This basketball season will be an exciting one and I look forward to watching our players in
action. Please join me in supporting and cheering on our team. Go Lobos!
Kirk Avery
Superintendent/President
Monterey Peninsula College
Kirk Avery has served as Superintendent/President at Monterey Peninsula College since April
1997. Dr. Avery came to MPC in July of 1992 to assume the position of Vice President for
Administrative Services and was subsequently named executive Vice President/Assistant
Superintendent three years later. Prior to coming to Monterey, he served five years as President
of Cypress College, located in Orange County, California. Dr. Avery came to Cypress College
from Palo Verde College where he was the Superintendent/President for four and a half years.
He has a doctorate in Public Administration from the University of Southern California.
Dr. Avery lives with his wife and two sons in Pebble Beach where he avidly roots for the Los
Angeles Lakers when he’s not attending Lobo basketball games.
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Welcome!
Monterey Peninsula College is proud of its Men’s Basketball Program and the success they have
achieved on and off the court.
Head Coach Blake Spiering starts his secondfirst season as head coach of the Lobos. The Lobos
will play an aggressive in your face defense and will push the ball up the floor on offense. You can
look forward to entertaining, fast paced basketball.
At Monterey Peninsula College we strive for our student athletes to have success on the court and
in the classroom. Many of our participants have gone on to compete in basketball and complete
their education at four-your institutions. This season will be no different.
Many people work together to make this opportunity possible. The MPC administration, faculty
and staff, including our President, Dr. Kirk Avery, and the Board of Trustees are very supportive
of the athletic program. We rely on the athletic staff members pictured in this program to work
together to enhance each athlete’s experience.
Monterey Peninsula College has a rich tradition of helping student athletes achieve their goals.
Thank you for your support of this effort.
GO LOBOS!
Lyndon Shutzler
Athletic Director
Monterey Peninsula College
Lyndon Schutzler has been the Athletic Director for four years and the Division chair of
Physical Education and Dance for 10 years.
After attending MPC, Schutzler earned his bachelors degree in Physical Education from UC
Santa Barbara. From there Lyndon earned a Masters degree in Physical Education from the
University of Arizona where he won a college world series as an graduate assistant coach for the
Wildcat Baseball team.
HISTORY
Monterey Peninsula College commenced its operation in September of 1947 on the campus of
Monterey High School, holding classes from 4 to 10 p.m. daily. During this first year 87 acres
of land were purchased on Fremont Street. The following September classes opened in converted
barracks buildings with 280 students and 20 faculty members. The campus was originally designed
for approximately1,000 students, but by 1957 the enrollment had approached this figure and it
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was evident that new buildings were necessary. The engineering building was constructed in 1958,
the library in 1960, and the art and music center and swimming pool in 1962.The junior college
separated from the Monterey Union High School District in 1961 and became a separate junior
college district. With this reorganization, the Carmel Unified School District became part of the
Peninsula-wide junior college district. The student population continued to grow as well as the
need for additional classrooms. In 1965 the building program was renewed, and the “temporary”
buildings of 1948 were replaced with new buildings for business, humanities, life science,
physical education, physical science and social science. The lecture forum, the college theater,
and the college center were part of this campus renewal. In 1973, the college began operating a
satellite campus at Fort Ord in cooperation with the U.S. Army primarily for the benefit of Armed
Forces personnel and their family members. In 1982-83, Monterey Peninsula College was selected
as the site for the Maurine Church Coburn School of Nursing, established with a grant from the
Maurine Church Coburn Charitable Trust under the leadership of Milton C. Coburn. The school
is operated through proceeds from that grant administered by the Community Hospital
Foundation, which owns and operates Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula and the
Community Hospital Recovery Center. During August, 1988, the engineering building was
remodeled with funds from the Community Hospital Foundation to house the School of Nursing.
Monterey Peninsula College is part of California’s public community college system of 108
campuses in
72 districts across the state. It is a comprehensive community college that responds to the
educational, cultural, and recreational needs of community members, insofar as its resources
permit. The college serves the communities of Big Sur, Carmel, Carmel Valley, Del Rey Oaks,
Marina, Monterey, Pacific Grove, Pebble Beach, Presidio of Monterey Annex, Sand City, and
Seaside. Monterey Peninsula College classes are held on the main campus during Fall and
Spring semesters, Early Spring, and Summer sessions.
MISSION
Monterey Peninsula College provides a quality learning experience for students by offering a
variety of programs and services which are dedicated to excellence and which meet community
needs. Monterey Peninsula College offers a stimulating, high quality, low-cost environment for
students desiring to transfer, prepare for emerging job opportunities, and improve their lives.
Monterey Peninsula College provides a positive atmosphere for learning and supports
opportunities for growth for all members of the community, regardless of their circumstances.
Monterey Peninsula College is a community of learners, engaging minds in the active pursuit and
sharing
of knowledgeby offering courses and programs:
• to encourage achievement of degrees and transfer
• to enable the acquisition of necessary basic skills
• to meet workplace needs
• to nourish the excitement of lifelong learning
• to share our resources, people and facilities, with the community.
Monterey Peninsula College endeavors to assist all who participate in its varied objectives to
realize their rights, freedoms, and responsibilities in the community and the larger society of
which they are a part.
PHILOSOPHY
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Monterey Peninsula College is committed to the ideal of academic freedom derived through
careful and critical appraisal, and in turn, provides a place where students may freely formulate
their ideas and values. All members of the college community support the ideals of excellence,
human worth, and realization of human potential. Monterey Peninsula College provides
opportunities for development of skills and knowledge that will enable students of all ages and
backgrounds to become, and remain, productive in their chosen vocations, both for the sake of
the individual and society. Through research, self-appraisal, and institutional planning, Monterey
Peninsula College responds to unmet needs of the community and to changing expectations within
the worlds of education and work. As the College looks outward to the community and finds
meaning and opportunity in its diversity, so it extends its reach to the global community in which
its members may discover a new sense of place. Monterey Peninsula College opens its doors to all
members
of the community -- young and older adults, those who deal with challenges to the quality of their
lives or work, the military and their dependents, the laborer, the merchant, and the artist, in order
to engage them as willing partners in helping to meet their goal of self-fulfillment. At the same
time, the college participates in partnerships with private enterprise, public agencies, and
educational institutions in order to further the academic and work-related aspirations of the
community. To carry out its Mission and support its Philosophy, Monterey Peninsula College will:
1. Provide excellence in education for students planning to transfer to
a four-year college or university;
2. Provide a high standard of occupational training, enabling students to qualify
for jobs in a variety of career fields, and enabling those already employed to
develop their skills or train for another career;
3. Provide the highest quality of instruction to support students who need
to improve learning skills;
4. Provide meaningful opportunities for adults to continue their education
on a life-long basis;
5. Provide support for students through appropriate and necessary services
that help them explore and achieve educational, vocational, and personal goals;
6. Provide the community with special interest, cultural, civic, and recreational
programs designed to enhance the quality of life;
7. Provide a program of general education that allows students to explore potential
interests and abilities and to develop knowledge and understanding of self, other
human beings, and the environment;
8. Provide a curriculum and an atmosphere that values diversity, a global perspective,
and the language and communication skills that make these possible. those offered
to freshman and sophomore students at the University of California, California State
University, and private colleges and universities.
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MONTEREY PENINSULA COLLEGE
MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
2002-2003-2004
Day
Th-Sat
am
Fri
Sun
Thr/Fri/Sat
Date
Opponent
Location
Oct 26
UCSC (scrimmage)
Monterey
Time
Nov 8
Nov 10
Nov 14-,15,16
Porterville
Sacramento City College
Porterville College
Monterey
7:00 pm
Monterey
5:00 pm
SJCCPorterville Tournament
10:00
SJCC Tip-Off Tourney
TBA
(MPC, SJCC, San BernardinoPorterville, CCSF, Ventura, Reedley, Cerro Coso, Merritt, Fresno City, )
7
Fri
Wed
*Sat
Nov 22
Monterey
Nov 19
Nov 22
CCSF
Chabot23
6:00 pm
San Francisco
Nov 25
Nov 26
Dec 4-5,6
Yuba College
Butte College
,7
Marysville
Oroville
Monterey
Mon
Tue
Thr-/Fri/Sat
College
Merced, Hartnell, Los Medanos, Dominican JV)
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
Solano
Monterey Bay Classic
8:00 pm
7:00 pm
Monterey
TBA
(MPC, Los Medanos, Merced, Sierra, Solano, Santa Barbara, Chabot, Gavilan, Marin))
Dec 11-12, 13
, 14
Santa Barbara City Tourney Santa Barbara
TBA
(MPC, Santa Barbara, Oxnard, Saddleback, Victor Valley, Grossmont, Allan Hancock, Los Medanos)
Wed
Dec 17
De Anza
Cupertino
7:00 pm
Fri
Dec 1920
Foothill College
Monterey
Los
Altos Hills
7:00 pm
Sat-Mon Dec 27-29
SJCC Holiday Tourney
Evergreen
T.B.A. Dec 30
Thr-/Fri/Sat
Mendocino College
Sat
Ukiah
6:00 pm
(MPC, SJCC, Chemeketa, Pima, Orange Coast, Yuba, Columbia, CSUMB JV)
Jan 34
Ohlone
Monterey
Fremont
SatThur
Jan 109
Fri
Jan 16
6:00 pm
College
6:00 pm
College
7:00 pm
Skyline
Monterey
San Bruno
7:00 pm
*West Valley17
*Gavilan College
Monterey
7:0030
7:00 pm
Wed
pm
Fri
Wed
FriWed
Jan 2122
*Hartnell College
Salinas
Jan 23
Jan 2824
Jan 3029
*Gavilan College
*Cabrillo College
*San Jose City College
Gilroy
Monterey
San Jose
Fri
Jan 31
*West Valley College
Monterey
Fri
Feb 6
*West Valley College
*Wed
*Gavilan College
Feb 1112
*Hartnell College
Saratoga
7:00 pm
Monterey
Feb 13
Feb 1815
*Gavilan College
*Cabrillo College
pm
FriSat
Wed
7:00 pm
Fri*Wed
7:30 pm
Fri
Gilroy
Feb 2019
7:0030
7:00 pm
Monterey
Saratoga
Regionals
Regionals
Regionals
State Tournament
7:00 pm
7
Aptos
*West Valley College
1
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
Monterey
*San Jose City College
Feb 21
Fri/Sat
Feb 27-28-March
TBA
Wed
March 3 5
Sat
March 6 8
Thr-Sun March 11-14
13-16
TBA
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
TBA
TBA
TBA
Univ. of San Diego
TBA
TBA
TBA
*Denotes Double Header
HEAD COACH:
ASSISTANT COACHESD:ASSIST COACH:
645-1385
PRESIDENT/SUPERINTENDENT:
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR:
ATHLETIC TRAINER:
Blake Spiering,
Brett Spiering
Dr. Kirk Avery
Lyndon Schutzler,
Jeff McCart,
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831-645-1385
Dedrick Brooks
831-645-1385
831-646-4221
831-646-4227
831-
EQUIPMENT:
COLORS:
MASCOT:
Renee D’Acquisto,
Maroon and White
Lobos
831-646-4228
Blake Spiering, Head Coach
Blake Spiering is entering his secondfirst year as the Head Coach at Monterey Peninsula College
and his eleventh year as a coach at the collegiate level.
. Coach Blake graduated from St. Bernard High School in Eureka, Ca where he was voted M.V.P.
by his peers on his basketball team that finished the season ranked 2nd in California. After high
school, Coach Blake went on to get his A.A. from Cuesta Community College in San Luis
Obispo, Ca. There he was a two year starter and earned All-Conference his sophomore year and
was voted “Mr. Defense” his sophomore year. Next he went on to Notre Dame de Namur
University in Belmont, California where he finished his Bachelor of Science degree in Business
Administration, Management. At NDNU, he also started for two years and was an All-Conference
player and earned the “Mr. Defense Award” both seasons at NDNU.
After graduation, Coach Blake was hired on to be an assistant coach at NDNU. Coach Blake
spent one year at NDNU, then went to Sonoma State University where he spent four years as the
head assistant. From there, Coach Blake was hired to assist Coach Percy Carr with the basketball
team and the C.A.R.R. Program, which is an academic program that monitors the academic
success of all the student athletes at San Jose City College. Coach Blake also promoted the
summer basketball camps and ran the varsity summer league at SJCC.
Blake earned his Masters degree in Health, Physical Education, & Recreation at St. Mary's
College in Moraga, CA.
Coach Blake would like to thank his colleagues here at Monterey Peninsula College for all their
support during the time of his transition to MPC. It is a privilege for Coach Blake to be part of
the Monterey Peninsula Community and the Monterey Peninsula College Staff.
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Dedrick Brooks, Head Assistant Coach
Dedrick Brooks is entering his secondfirst year at Monterey Peninsula College and his
nineteentheighteenth year as a Coach. Brooks graduated from Archbishop Mitty in the Bay Area.
He then went on to complete his AA degree at San Jose City College, where he was a two-year
starter. Brook's next move was down south where he attended UC Santa Barbara. Brooks
started for two seasons and earned his Bachelor's degree in Liberal Arts, with emphasis in
sociology and history.
After graduation Brooks spent two years at Valley High School in Sacramento as the JV coach
then went on to play professionally for 5 years in Australia.
It was in Australia where Brooks gained priceless experience both as a player and coach. During
his time, he won 3 championships, 3 MVP Awards and was named All Star player all 5 years. As
Head Coach of the prestigious All Girls High School, Marian College, Brooks coached his team
to 4 State Titles with 2 National Final appearances. Brooks also served as the first American
coach for the elite youth in the state and as the Individual Skills Coach for the Canberra Cannons,
in the National Basketball League.
Upon returning to the USA, Brooks spent 4 years as the Boys Head Coach at Santa Clara High
School, and then took the position as the girls Head Coach at Los Gatos High School.
In his first year there as Head coach, the Wildcats made it to the second round of the CCS where
they lost to the eventual Division Two Champions, Pinewood High School.
Dedrick resides in Campbell with wife Chatelle and daughters Desirae and Skylar.
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Brett Spiering, Assistant Coach
Brett Spiering is entering his second year at Monterey Peninsula College and his fourth year as a
Coach. Brooks graduated from Archbishop Mitty in the Bay Area. He then went on to complete
his AA degree at San Jose City College, where he was a two-year starter. Brook's next move was
down south where he attended UC Santa Barbara. Brooks started for two seasons and earned his
Bachelor's degree in Liberal Arts, with emphasis in sociology and history.
After graduation Brooks spent two years at Valley High School in Sacramento as the JV coach
then went on to play professionally for 5 years in Australia.
It was in Australia where Brooks gained priceless experience both as a player and coach. During
his time, he won 3 championships, 3 MVP Awards and was named All Star player all 5 years. As
Head Coach of the prestigious All Girls High School, Marian College, Brooks coached his team
to 4 State Titles with 2 National Final appearances. Brooks also served as the first American
coach for the elite youth in the state and as the Individual Skills Coach for the Canberra Cannons,
in the National Basketball League.
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The Lobos Support Staff
Christine Hunsley
Division Office Manager
Christine Hunsley is entering her 13th year as
the athletic programs division office manager.
Christine always provides invaluable support to
our basketball program. We appreciate the
time and assistance Christine has given to the
MPC basketball program over the years.
Jeff McCart
Trainer
Jeff McCart is entering his 16th year of service
with MPC. In order for athletes to compete
successfully on the inter-collegiate level, they
must be physically fit and healthy. It is Jeff’s job
to help educate the athletes and coaches,
prevent injuries, and rehabilitate injuries. There
are very few trainers that have the enthusiasm
and knowledge for their job or the compassion
for athletes like Jeff. Our basketball players are
very fortunate to have a trainer of Jeff’s caliber.
Renee D’Acquisto
Equipment Manager and Statistician
Renee D’Acquisto is entering her 18th year with
the Lobos. Renee is in charge of all the
equipment, practice gear, and game uniforms.
Renee has been a valuable asset to the
basketball program. Renee also is an MPC
alum where she played softball for her two
years here. We appreciate the time and work
that Renee has given to our basketball program
over the years.
George Reed,
Announcer & Music
George Reed, the Voice of the Lobos, is also
MPC’s Media Technician. George is the source
behind all the music and sound effects you hear
at the Lobos Basketball games.
Thanks
George.
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Carsbia Anderson,
Vice-President of Student Services
Although Mr. Anderson is an extremely busy
person, he is a huge supporter MPC athletics
and Men’s Basketball. Carsbia received his AA
degree and played football for the Lobos
before moving on to compete for Washington
State University.
Larry Walker
Director of EOP & S
Larry not only assists our players that have
qualified for his program but also provides
support for all of our players. Larry earned his
AA degree and played basketball two years for
the Lobos before moving on to compete at
Sacramento State University.
Sal Cardinale
Counselor
Sal, Provides a great situation for the Lobos,
counseling and guiding players through the
academic requirements. Sal played a major
role in the building of the MPC Basketball
program, coaching the team from 1976-1990.
Sal won back to back league titles in the 19791980 seasons, and establishing the school’s best
single season record with a 24-3 finish. Sal
also played for MPC in 1967-1969 under coach
Larry Cummins.
LaRon Johnson
Counselor
LaRon also provides a great situation for the
Lobos and there academic success. He is
MPC’s Athletic Academic Counselor. LaRon
holds a BA in psychology from Cal and an MA
in counseling from Notre Dame de Namur
University.
Stephanie Tetter
Library
Stephanie has been a huge help with the Lobos
Basketball Program and all the StudentAthletes and we are very pleased to have her
support.
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Dr. Richard Kezirian
Chair of Lobos Hall of Fame
Dennis Johnson
Sociology Professor
MPC is very fortunate to have a college Athletic
Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame was started in
1990. The Lobos Hall of Fame currently has 53
members. Dr. Kezirian, on his spare time, is a
full time history instructor at MPC.
Dennis has been a huge supporter of Lobos
Basketball and his efforts and support are much
appreciated
Stephanie Perkins
Division Office Manager EOP & S
MPC is very fortunate to have
Marilyn Wilcox
Tutorial Program
MPC is very fortunate t
.
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Dr. Richard Kezirian
Chair of Lobos Hall of Fame
MPC is very fortunate to have a college
Athletic Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame was
started in 1990. The Lobos Hall of Fame
currently has 53 members. Dr. Kezirian, on his
spare time, is a full time history instructor at
MPC.
Facilities
Library Technology Center
The Monterey Peninsula College Library Technology Center is a new three-story, 67,700 gross
square foot, academic building housing a library, English labs, tutoring labs, and distance learning
facilities. The Center will offer a technology intensive environment to access library resources and
support language skills development and other instructional uses.
Approximately 400 data connections for desktop and laptop computers will be accessible to
students, faculty, staff and community users for voice, video and data formats. Collaborative study
rooms with media and personal computer equipment will be available to support student learning.
A fully-wired distance learning room will be located next to the garden entry and will provide for
web-based instruction, video conferencing, and community meetings.
Academic Support
Directed by Marilyn Wilcox, Marilyn is full of enthusiasm and energy and personally tutors our
student athletes when necessary.
English Center
Wanda Lockwood is the Director of the Center. Wanda is very supportive and individually helps
our student athletes when possible. The center offers drop in help on writing and has numerous
computers with web access.
Math Lab
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This is operated by the entire mathematics department. The center is set up for students to drop
in for help when convenient. There is always a mathematics professor there to assist the students.
Business Skills Center
Directed by Randy Smith, offers numerous computers with internet access to all MPC students.
Fitness Center
The MPC Fitness Center is one of the best facilities in the county and it is available to all students
and members of the community. MPC has been blessed with the opportunity to operate a high
quality fitness establishment. The MPC Fitness Center includes a free weight room, a machine
weight room, a large section of cardiovascular machines, and television and radio controls for
your convenience.
Weight Room
There is a separate weight room from the Fitness Center that has all the modern free weights.
There is also room for and many bumper plates for Olympic Lifting. MPC students are fortunate
to have two workout and weight room facilities available to them.
Lobo Gym
Lobo Gym is located on the south east section of campus and has a maximum occupancy of
2,200.
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Lobos Numerical Roster
N0.
3
5
10
11
20
22
30
32
33
34
40
42
44
52
3
5
10
11
12
20
22
24
30
32
40
42
45
Name
Dontae Hall
G
Phil Houston
G
Ezell Smith
G
Kenard Love
G
Tommy Gard
G
Tony Alexander G
Clarence Love
F
George Murphy G
Brian Worthy
G
Ryan McBride
F
Bryant Mills
F
Erick Jamerson
F
Aaron Landon
F
DeMarcus Hall
F
Anthony Hardin
James Charles III
Jay Marriott
Anthony Williams
Adriaan Knox
Daman Wilcoxen
Tony Alexander
Casey Curtis
Van-Tonio Fraley
Matt Lindau
Tony (TJ) Jackson
Nate Rede
Josh Williams
Pos.
5'11 175
6'3 170
6’3 185
5'10 165
6’2 195
6’4 190
6'4 190
6'3 210
6'2 200
6'7 200
6'5 200
6'4 195
6'7 220
6'9 200
G
G
G
G
F
G
G
G
G
F
F
F
F
Ht.
Wt. Yr.Year
High School
FR Berkeley
FR Yerba Buena
SO Denver East
FR Piedmont Hills
FR Independence
SO Seaside
FR Seaside
FR Santa Cruz
FR Mt Pleasant
FR Manuel
FR Yerba Buena
FR Monterey
FR Vermont Academy
FR Richmond
6’2” 180
SO
George Washington (CO)
5’10” 180
SO
Monterey
6’5” 210
SO
Ridgeway (ENG)
6’3” 200
FR
Aptos
6’4” 205
FR
Salinas
5’11” 155
FR
Seaside
6’4” 185
FR
Seaside
6’3” 185
FR
R.L. Stevenson
5’10” 175
FR
Killeen (TX)
6’5” 205
SO
Ponderosa
6’4” 185
FR
Seaside
6’8” 225
SO
Carmel
6’6’ 210
SO
Aptos
Lobos Alphabetical Roster
N0.
Name
3 Dontae Hall
5 Phil Houston
10 Ezell Smith
11 Kenard Love
20 Tommy Gard
22 Tony Alexander
30 Clarence Love
G
G
G
G
G
G
F
Pos. Ht.
5'11
175 FR
6'3
170 FR
6’3
185 SO
5'10
165 FR
6’2
195 FR
6’4
190 SO
6'4
190 FR
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Wt. Year
Berkeley
Yerba Buena
Denver East
Piedmont Hills
Independence
Seaside
Seaside
High School
32 George Murphy
33 Brian Worthy
34 Ryan McBride
40 Bryant Mills
42 Erick Jamerson
44 Aaron Landon
52 DeMarcus Hall
G
G
F
F
F
F
F
6'3
6'2
6'7
6'5
6'4
6'7
6'9
210 FR
200 FR
200 FR
200 FR
195 FR
220 FR
200 FR
Santa Cruz
Mt Pleasant
Manuel
Yerba Buena
Monterey
Vermont Academy
Richmond
Dontae Hall
#3
High School: While at Berkeley High, Dontae averaged 17
pts, 7 assts, and 4 rebs with a team record of 28-4. He was
1st Team All-League and team MVP.
Year
Frosh
Hometown
Berkeley
Height
5’11”
High School
Berkeley
Weight
175
Major
Position
Guard
Hobbies
Reading
Favorite Pro Athlete
Allen Iverson
University Studies
Philip Houston
#5
High School: While at Yerba Buena High, Philip was MVP
of his team Junior and Senior seasons and was also 2nd Team
All League. Philip averaged 15 pts, 7 assts, 4 rebs, and 2
steals.
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5
24
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Alexander, Tony
Charles III, James
Curtis, Casey
Fraley, Van-Tonio
Hardin, Anthony
G
G
G
G
G
6’4”
5’10”
6’3”
5’10”
6’2”
18
185
180
185
175
185
FR
SO
FR
FR
SO
Seaside
Monterey
R.L. Stevenson
Killeen (TX)
George Washington (CO)
40
12
32
10
42
20
11
45
Jackson, Tony (TJ)
Knox, Adriaan
Lindau, Matt
Mariott, Jay
Rede, Nate
Wilcoxen, Daman
Williams, Anthony
Williams, Josh
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F
F
G
F
G
G
F
6’4”
6’4”
6’5”
6’5”
6’8”
5’11”
6’3”
6’6”
185
205
205
210
225
155
200
210
FR
FR
SO
SO
SO
FR
FR
SO
Seaside
Salinas
Ponderosa
Ridgeway (ENG)
Carmel
Seaside
Aptos
Aptos
Anthony Hardin
#3
High School: While at George Washington, Anthony
averaged 12 pts with a team record of 21-4. He was an AllLeague selection his senior. year.
Freshman Year at Hartnell: A red shirt last year for
MPC, Anthony averaged 10pts, 4 rebounds, and 3 assists at
Hartnell College.
Year
Sophomore
Hometown
Denver
Height
6’2”
High School
G. Washington
Weight
185
Major
English
Position
Guard
Hobbies
Music
Favorites
Subject
English
Pro Athlete
Vince Carter
Movie
Above the Rim/The Mack
Book
The Rose that Grew from
the Concrete
Music
Rap
Food
Italian
TV show
Martin
Person I Most
Admire
My Mother
James Charles, III
#5
High School: While at Monterey High, James never
competed in organized sports.
Freshman Year at MPC: James participated on the team
last season, and was an extremely inspirational player.
Year
Frosh
Hometown
San Jose
Height
6’2”
High School
Yerba Buena
Favorites
Pro Athlete
Julius Irvin “Dr. J”
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Weight
170
Position
Guard
Major
Architectural
Engineering
Hobbies
Drawing and
Traveling.
Ezell Smith
Jay Marriott
#10
High School: While at Denver East High, Ezell played
three years of varsity and was Team Captain his Senior
season. Ezell’s high school team won the State
Championship his sophomore season. Ezell averaged 8 pts,
5 assts, and 4 steals.
Year
Sophomore
Hometown
Denver
Height
6’2”
High School
Denver East
Weight
180
Major
University Studies
Position
Guard
Favorites
Pro Athlete
Carmelo Anthony
Hobbies
Watching NBA
Kenard Love
Anthony Williams
#11
High School: While at Piedmont Hills High, Kenard’s
Team went 26-1 and lost in the CCS semi finals. Kenard
was 2nd Team All League and won the Defesive Player
Award for his team.
Year
Frosh
Hometown
San Jose
Height
5’10”
High School
Piedmont Hills
Favorites
Pro Athlete
Stephon Marbury
20
Weight
165
Major
University Studies
Position
Guard
Hobbies
Listening to music.
Tommy Gard
#20
Adriaan Knox
#12
High School: While at Independence High, Tommy was
MVP of his league and his team his Senior season. Tommy
averaged 24 points a game.
Year
Frosh
Hometown
San Jose
Height
6’2”
High School
Independence
Weight
195
Major
Business
Position
Guard
Favorites
Pro Athlete
Hobbies
Video Games
Tony Alexander
#22
Daman Wilcoxen
#20
High School: While at Seaside High, Tony was his team
MVP senior season. All-League three years, MVP of his
league (MTAL) senior season. He averaged 22 points and
10 rebounds his senior season and was the player of the
year his senior season in basketball and football.
Year
Sophomore
Hometown
Seaside
Height
High School
Freshman Year at MPC: Tony average 12 pts, 7 rebs,
and 3 steals and was last seasons Best Defensive Player.
Favorites
Pro Athlete
Latrell Sprewell
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6’4”
Seaside
Weight
190
Major
Human Services
Position
Guard
Hobbies
Reading
Clarence Love
#30
Tony Alexander
#22
High School: While at Seaside High, Clarence was an
outstanding athlete for the football and basketball
programs.
Year
Frosh
Hometown
Seaside
Height
6’4”
High School
Seaside
Weight
190
Major
University Studies
Position
Guard
Hobbies
Reading
Favorites
Pro Athlete
Latrell Spreewell
George Murphy
#32
Casey Curtis
#24
Year
Frosh
Hometown
Santa Cruz
Height
6’3”
High School
Santa Cruz
High School:
While at Santa Cruz High, George’s team went to the CCS
semi finals and had a 34-9 record. George was his team’s
Most Inspirational Player. George averaged 13 points a
game.
Favorites
Pro Athlete
Magic Johnson
22
Weight
210
Position
Guard
Major
Communications
Hobbies
Working Out
Brian Worthy
#33
Van-Tonio Fraley
#30
High School: While at Mt. Pleasant High, Brian was 1st
Team All League and his teams MVP. Brian
averaged 18 points a game.
Year
Frosh
Hometown
San Jose
Height
6’2”
High School
Mt. Pleasant
Weight
205
Major
University Studies
Position
Guard
Hobbies
Driving
Favorites
Pro Athlete
Tracy McGrady
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Ryan McBride
#34
Matt Lindau
#32
High School:
Year
Frosh
Height
6’7”
Weight
200
Position
Guard
Hometown
Denver
High School
Manual
Favorites
Pro Athlete
Carmelo Anthony
Major
Business
Hobbies
Outdoor Recreation
Bryant Mills
Tony (TJ) Jackson
#40
High School: While at Mt. Pleasant High, Bryant
averaged 10 points a game and 6 rebounds.
Year
Frosh
Hometown
San Jose
Height
6’5”
High School
Mt. Pleaant
Weight
200
Major
Administration of
Position
Forward
Justice
Favorites
Pro Athlete
Kevin Garnett
Hobbies
Playing Pool and
Video Games
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Erick Jamerson
#42
High School: While at Monterey High School, Erick
earned Best Defensive Player Award Junior and Senior
years, the Most Improved Award, He was also Team
Captain. Erick averaged 13 points and 8 rebounds.
Year
Frosh
Hometown
Monterey
Height
6’4
High School
Monterey
Weight
200
Major
University Studies
Position
Forward
Hobbies
Writing and Singing
Favorites
Pro Athlete
Kobe Bryant
Aaron Landon
#44
High School: While at Vermont Academy, Aaron Was All
League Honorable Mention. He averaged 10 points and
10 rebounds.
Year
Frosh
Hometown
Davis
Height
6’7”
High School
Vermont Academy
Weight
220
Major
Education
Position
Forward
Hobbies
Outdoor Recreation
Favorites
Pro Athlete
Paul Pierce, Larry Bird
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DeMarcus Hall
#52
Nate Rede
#42
High School: While at Richmond High School,
DeMarcus
Year
Frosh
Hometown
Richmond
Height
6’9”
High School
Richmond
Weight
200
Major
University Studies
Position
Forward
Hobbies
Reading and
Listening to Music
Favorites
Pro Athlete
Paul Pierce
Josh Williams
#45
High School: While at Aptos High School, Josh averaged
21 points and 10 rebounds He was All-Conference both
his junior and senior years.
Freshman Year at MPC: Josh was an intricate part of
last seasons 17-13 team.
Year
Sophomore
Hometown
Watsonville
Height
6’6”
High School
Aptos
Weight
210
Major
Business
Position
Forward
Hobbies
Music
Favorites
Subject
English
Pro Athlete
Kobe Bryant Movie
Above the Rim
Book
On the Devils Court
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Music
Rap
Food
TV show
Wayans Brothers
Person I most admire
My Parents
Former Lobos Playing at Universities
Ed Fontaine
Travis Moran
Concordia University, CA
Montana State Univ.-Northern, MO
Kyle Arneson
Bryce Newell
Menlo College, CA
Mesa State University, CO
Brad Rogers
Andre Bailey
Christian Heritage, CA
Bethany College, CA
Nate Rede
Idaho SateChris Kelly
Sonoma State University, IDCA
Traditions at MPC
1)
High School varsity basketball summer league.
2)
Boy’s basketball camps.
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3)
Team room for basketball players and coaches.
4)
Top of-the-line uniforms and practice gear.
5)
Coaching staff participating in various coaching clinics at universities.
6)
Majority of sophomores transferring to four-year universities.
Four-Year Institutions
Attended by Former
MPC Basketball Players
Name
Four-Year Institution
Rede, Nate
Idaho State University
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Summer Basketball Program
2003-20042003 Boys’ Basketball Camps
Monterey Peninsula College Boys” Basketball Camps is one of the premier basketball camps on
the Peninsula. Our goal is to give each camper as much time and attention on the court as they
can handle, while at the same time helping each individual develop skills and knowledge to
become a worthy team member, family member, and worthwhile citizen.
Monterey Peninsula College Boys Basketball Camps emphasize the importance of building a solid
foundation of fundamental skills from which basketball excellence can be further developed. The
outstanding Men’s Basketball staff at MPC excels in teaching campers the fundamentals of
basketball in a positive and enthusiastic environment. Each day the staff utilizes a progression of
drills, games, and fun competitions designed to provide maximum opportunity for individual skill
development and to generally increase campers’ basketball knowledge and confidence.
The MPC Boys Basketball Camp is sponsored by the Basketball Office and directed by Blake
Spiering, head basketball coach and Dedrick Brooks, assistant basketball coach. Camp will
provide a wholesome atmosphere in which each youngster receives expert instruction in
basketball activity as well as individual character development. Camp is carefully designed to
inspire self-confidence through achievement. Camp will motivate youngsters to improve their
talent and abilities. Areas covered include:
* Ball Handling
* Dribbling Moves
* Shooting Clinics
* 3 on 3 Competition
* Passing & Receiving
* Team Offense/Defense
* Team Games
* Rebounding
* Footwork
FOR INFORMATION CALL (831) 645-1385
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Monterey Peninsula College Men’s Basketball
Visit our Men’s Basketball Website under “Student Services” at www.mpc.edu
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