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Alumni of the Year
&Athletic
Hall of Fame Dinner
Thursday, April 4th, 2013
DoubleTree Hotel Ontario
ALUMNI
For more information please call
(909) 652-6545
2013
Dr. Henry Shannon |
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President’s Welcome
elcome to the 2012-13 basketball season at Chaffey College. On behalf of the
Governing Board, faculty and staff, we thank you for your continued support of
our athletics programs and invite you to join us in another exciting season.
In the eleven years Jeff Klein has coached the Chaffey Hustlin’ Panthers, the team has had
four Foothill Conference titles and ten playoff appearances. Under Coach Klein’s guidance,
the men’s basketball team has the most winning program within the Foothill Conference,
averaging 22 wins per season.
Coach Plunkett begins his eighth season at Chaffey as head women’s basketball coach.
Already, the ladies have been dominating tournaments in preparation for the heated Foothill
Conference race including a strong showing at our own Panther Pride Tournament.
The strong history of academic and athletic success of our basketball program is continuing
with the talented individuals that will take to the court tonight. Many will graduate this
year, continuing their academics at four-year universities throughout the country. These
student-athletes will take with them the high standards the Chaffey College coaching staff
has instilled in them, making their families and our college proud.
This year, we are celebrating the 130th anniversary of Chaffey College. Celebrations will be
hosted throughout 2013. Please join us as we celebrate the past and current contributions
our students have made to the community.
Carl Beach |
Athletic Director’s Welcome
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elcome to the 2012-13 season of Panther Basketball. This is Head Coach Jeff Klein’s
12th season leading the Chaffey Hustlin’ Panthers. In his eleven years here, his
teams have advanced to postseason play, an impressive, 10 times. This year’s
team features a mix of new faces and several returners. Coach Klein is joined by his longtime assistant Jon Keller, Panther Alum Prentice Harris and newcomer to Chaffey, Mark
Borgeson.
Coach Plunkett begins his 8th season with the Panthers. In November, the college hosted
the 2nd Annual Panther Pride Tournament with the ladies finishing 2nd behind Foothill
Conference foe, Mt San Jacinto. As always the race to the conference championship will
be an exciting one. This year, the coaching bench is proud to welcome back two alumnae
athletes; Lillie Parks and Aundria Anderson, as well as veteran coach Joe Murillo. This
year’s coaching staff offers a combination of youth and experience that is sure to benefit our
student-athletes and the program.
This spring, please also join me in cheering our Panther baseball, softball, track & field and
swimming teams on to victory. On behalf of the coaches and staff of the Chaffey College
Athletics Department, I thank you for your continued support.
Chaffey College Athletics
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Table of Contents
CHP Season Outlook
Men’s Coaches
Men’s Roster Men’s Bios
Men’s Alumni
Athletic Training
Academics
Men’s Schedule
Women’s Schedule
Women’s Coaches
Women’s Roster
Women’s Bios
Women’s Alumni
Media Information
Panther Support Staff
Spirit Squad
Spring Athletic Schedules
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“CHP” CHAFFEY HUSTLIN’ PANTHERS
Klein believes eleventh playoff appearance is possible with this tight knit squad.
THE PAST
Chaffey, (249 – 98) over the past eleven seasons.
One of our captains, Kenny Morgan returns to man the wing
position. Kenny is a gamer. The bigger the game, the better he
plays. Kenny is a three-year guy at Chaffey and will attain his AA
degree. Kenny was a 1st team all Foothill Conference selection in
2012. He is a big time three-point shooter who has gotten bigger
and stronger over his tenure at Chaffey and is a Summit High
School graduate.
Last season, the young Panthers gained valuable college level
playing experience. The “CHP” were led by freshmen and
captured the very competitive Fullerton Tournament the opening
week of the season. The “CHP” beat perennial powerhouse
Saddleback to take the title. From that point on, the team had an
up and down year. Inexperience showed in the always competitive
Foothill Conference. The Panthers finished (18-12) and (8-6) in
the Foothill Conference. The “CHP” entered the playoffs as the
#8seed in the South and took on a very experienced international
team, Cuesta College. The game was played at the Chaffey Sports
Center and the Panthers played a very exciting game. The “CHP”
led by 19 points in the second half before momentum swung and
the talented Euros stepped it up. The “CHP” played primarily
with a talented group of local freshmen and that experience
should pay dividends as they return in 2012/13.
Justin is one class away from getting his AA degree at Chaffey
College. He is one of our best overall athletes. We are counting
on his maturity and big game experience to put us over the top.
Roderick grey- shirted last season and improved all areas of his
game. He is a very versatile basketball player who can shoot the
three and rebound with the big guys. He is an excellent student
and attended Upland High School.
Todd also grey-shirted last season. He brings toughness,
rebounding and slashing ability to this year’s squad.
THE PRESENT
D’on played a couple of seasons ago at College of the Desert. We
The “CHP” return five performers from last season. Justin Cole, are expecting him to provide scoring from inside and out. He has
Justin Long, Kenny Morgan, Sango Niang and Ryan Nitz all a Division 1 body.
gained valuable playing time from a year ago. They will be called
upon to bring leadership and a will to win.
Four Men
#14 Adom Jacko
Point Guard
#33 Manuel Crawford
#1 Justin Long
#34 Tyler Shea
#2 Sango Niang
#42 Pape Atoumane Seck
#12 Ryan Nitz
#44 Anthony Fitzpatrick
#24 Carl Robinson
We are very young at the four spot this year. All five players are
Three of our returners occupy the PG position. Justin Long, freshmen, very athletic and bring different skill sets. They will
Sango Niang and Ryan Nitz are all versatile, experienced and need to defend, play with confidence and improve throughout the
solid players. Ryan and Sango are captains and were honorable season for our squad to reach its full potential.
mention all Foothill Conference last season. Justin Long will be
the best three point shooting PG in the State this year. Our lone Adom played last season at Alta Loma High School. He has
freshman PG Carl Robinson is a terrific on ball defender and very unlimited potential. At 6’7, he is long and springy and can be as
smart, slashing offensive player.
good as he wants to be.
Ryan and Justin have been at Chaffey for three years. Both Manuel is an Etiwanda graduate with very little game experience.
will have their AA degrees. They are Rancho Cucamonga HS He is long and moves very well.
graduates.
Tyler is an excellent student from Alta Loma High School. He
Sango is a two-year starter at Chaffey College. He is a graduate grey-shirted last season and did very well in the classroom and
of Summit HS. Sango signed a National Letter of Intent in the improved his overall strength and athleticism.
early signing period with Simon Fraser University in British
Columbia, Canada.
Pape has been injured all pre-season. He is a pleasure to be around.
We are looking forward to his return to the court in December.
Carl will be expected to play quality minutes this season. He is He will bring rebounding and shot blocking to the squad.
tough and improving daily. We are expecting big things from
him.
Anthony plays with intensity and high energy. He will be counted
on to bring toughness to this year’s team. He graduated from
Wings
Upland High School.
#4 Kenny Morgan
#5 Justin Cole
THE FUTURE
#20 Roderick Taylor
#21 Todd Lewis
“We have a great group of young men in our program. What we
#32 D’on Hall
lack in overall experience we make up for in hustle, desire and
depth. This team plays hard. A championship is within reach.”
PLAY HARDER PLAY SMARTER STAY TOGETHER
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Coaches Highlights
March 1985-86 Assistant Coach
John Muir HS
CIF 4 A Champions 29-3
September 1986
Head Coach
South Pasadena HS
23 years old youngest
Head Coach in Southern Section
December 1986 First high school win vs Mark Keppel HS
September 1991 First Head Coach at Fontana AB Miller HS
September 1992 Head Coach Upland HS
Jeff Klein
| Men’s Head Coach
Jeff Klein is entering his 12th season as the head coach of the Chaffey College Men’s
Basketball program. The 2012-13 will be his 28th season overall. He was named the first
Professional Expert to coach Men’s Basketball at a California Community College in
2001. This title enables Klein to be a full time coach.
Over the last 11 years with Klein as the coach, the CHP – Chaffey Hustlin’ Panthers
have averaged 22 wins a season (249-98). During that span, Chaffey has been the most
winning program in the Foothill Conference with seven 20+ win seasons over the last
11 years. The CHP have been to the CCCAA playoffs ten of these seasons.
March 2001
IAAA Championship
Upland HS 32-2
April 2001
Fox Sports West 2, LA Times,
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin Coach of the Year
June 2001
Head Coach Chaffey College
November 2001 1st college win vs Grossmont College
March 2002
1st college play-off win vs East LA College
March 2003
1st Foothill Conference
Championship finishing 27-8, 11-3
March 2005
21-9, 10-4 Beat Long Beach
City; 120-102 “Elite 8” appearance
November 2005 100th college win
Beat Imperial Valley 127-84
The 2011-2012 Hustlin’ Panthers were a team led by freshman. They got off to a fast
start, Winning the Fullerton Tournament. The championship game pitted Chaffey
March 2006
Foothill Conference Coach of the Year
vs their playoff nemesis Saddleback College. This time the “CHP” won in the closing
seconds 50-48. Justin Long took home tournament MVP honors. The season was filled
March 2011
Foothill Conference Coach of the Year
with huge wins over LA Southwest, Ventura, SD City, Saddleback and San Bernardino
Valley twice. The young Panthers battled and scraped but tired late in the season. They
finished (18-12) and (8-6) in the always tough Foothill Conference. The “CHP” qualified
for the playoffs as the 8th seed. A very rare occurrence considering the Panthers were the 4th place team from the Foothill Conference. The
“CHP” took on Cuesta at home. Cuesta had a roster filled with international players. The Panthers built a 19 point lead in the second half,
but couldn’t hold on. The season ended with high expectations for 2012/13. Freshman Kenny Morgan was voted first team all Foothill
Conference and freshman Ryan Nitz and Sango Niang made Honorable Mention All Foothill Conference. Returners Justin Long and Justin
Cole all gained valuable playing experience.
Coach Klein, at age 23, became the youngest head coach in Southern California when he took the job at South Pasadena High School. Before
coming to Chaffey, Klein concluded a dramatic season at Upland High School where he coached the Highlanders to a CIF Division 1-AAA
title in 2001. Under his direction, the Highlanders ranked in the Top 10 nationally and won 28 games in a row.
During his nine seasons at Upland, Klein led the team to three league titles and made the CIF
playoffs every year starting in 1995. Klein has earned top honors in coaching being named “Coach
of the Year” by the Southern California Interscholastic Basketball Coaches Association (SCIBCA),
Fox Sports West 2 television, the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, and the Los Angeles Times. He was
also honored as the “Teacher of the Year” in 1996 from Upland High School.
Coach Klein has been fortunate to coach many fine student athletes. Many have gone on to attend 4
year universities and a few have reached the NBA. Stacey Augmon (UNLV/Atlanta Hawks), Desmond
Penigar (Utah State/Orlando Magic), and Kirk Snyder (Nevada/Utah Jazz) are those who made it
to the big time.
Coach Klein graduated from Lawrence High School on Long Island, New York, where he was an AllCounty athlete in football, basketball, and track. A graduate of SUNY at Cortland, Jeff earned his BS
degree in Physical Education in 1985. In 1989, Jeff completed his MBA from the University of La Verne.
Over the years, Coach Klein has hosted a very successful 50-50 basketball camp in which he has
influenced many young athletes in the fundamentals of basketball. In his free time Klein enjoys
spending time with his two children Danny (20) and Amanda (18), and traveling.
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Coach’s Record
John Muir High School 1985-86
Varsity Assistant 29-3
South Pasadena High School 1986-91
Head Coach 64-59
AB Miller High School 1991-92
Head Coach (9th-10th) 13-12
Upland High School 1992-2001
Head Coach 176-77
Chaffey College 2001-present
Head Coach 249-98
CHP Assistant Coaches
Jon Keller
Mark Borgeson
Prentice Harris
Jon Keller is in his 12th season as the lead
assistant on the Panther coaching staff,
and his 25th overall season coaching at the
high school and collegiate levels. He has
helped lead Chaffey to the best record in the
Foothill Conference with four conference
championships during that time. The
Panthers have made the playoffs in eleven
of Keller’s twelve years as assistant. They also
have finished first or second in the state in
scoring in five of those seasons.
Mark Borgeson enters his first season with
the Chaffey Hustlin’ Panthers and his 11th
overall at the collegiate and professional
levels.
Prentice Harris is entering his third year as
an assistant coach at Chaffey College. His
responsibilities are player development,
recruiting and player management. In his
second year at Chaffey College they won a
foothill conference championship.
Keller was an All-League performer at
South Pasadena High School where he
both played and coached for Coach Klein.
After high school, he played at Cal State Los
Angeles before an eye injury cut his career
short. He completed his Master’s Degree
in Physical Education from Azusa Pacific
University in July 2001.
After a successful basketball career
that included stints in Germany,
Czechoslovakia, the World Basketball
League as well as attending free-agent
camp with the Seattle Supersonics; Coach
Borgeson served as an Assistant Coach
at Azusa Pacific University (NAIA),
Pasadena City College and Central
Connecticut State Univ. (NCAA Div. 1).
He then served as a high school head
coach and athletic director for one year,
and spent the next few seasons as a head
coach in southern China.
After stepping away from coaching
professionally,
Coach
Mark
cofounded Frontline Sports Management;
a professional sports agency that
represented professional players and
coaches throughout Europe, Asia and
South America. He has also been very
active in the IE community over the past 5
years, as a coach, trainer and tournament
promoter.
Coach Borgeson has three sons; Mark Jr.,
Tage and Andrew, and resides in Rancho
Cucamonga.
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As a player, He won a C.I.F. championship
at Upland High School (2001), where
he was all league selection 3 years as a
Varsity starter. He then took his talents
to Chaffey college where he was all
conference both years and conference
champion 2003. Earning a Scholarship to
Northwest Nazarene in Idaho where he
helped the team double their win totals.
Finally, found a home at California State
University San Bernardino where he led
the team to a west region championship
and their first final four appearance under
Jeff Oliver. Prentice accolades earned
his final year at CSUSB were: First team
all CCAA conference, second team all
region, Most outstanding player of the
west region tournament, and athlete of
the year (2007).
Prentice Harris is a graduate of California
State San Bernardino and father of Marley
Williams-Harris.
2012-13 Panthers Men’s Basketball
Numerical Roster
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20
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24
32
33
34
42
50
Name
Long, Justin
Niang, Sango
Morgan, Kenny
Cole, Justin
Nitz, Ryan
Jacko, Adom
Evans-Taylor, Roderick Lewis, Todd
Robinson, Carl
Hall, D’on
Crawford, Manuel
Shea, Tyler
Seck, Pape Atoumane
Fitzpatrick, Anthony
Position
Height Weight
Year
Point Guard
6’0
170 Sophomore
Point Guard
6’0
170 Sophomore
Shooting Guard
6’3
180 Sophomore
Shooting Guard
6’3
180 Sophomore
Point Guard
6’4
185 Sophomore
Power Forward
6’7
205
Freshman
Shooting Guard
6’3
193
Freshman
Shooting Guard
6’4
185
Freshman
Point Guard
6’2
170
Freshman
Shooting Guard
6’5
195 Sophomore
Power Forward
6’5
202
Freshman
Power Forward
6’8
203
Freshman
Power Forward
6’10
200
Freshman
Power Forward
6’4
210
Freshman
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High School
Hometown
Rancho Cucamonga Rancho Cucamonga, CA
Summit
Paris, France
Summit
Rialto, CA
Valley View
Moreno Valley, CA
Rancho Cucamonga Rancho Cucamonga, CA
Alta Loma
Alta Loma, CA
Upland
Upland, CA
Pasadena
Pasadena, CA
Pasadena
Pasadena, CA
Palm Desert
San Bernardino, CA
Etiwanda
Etiwanda, CA
Alta Loma
Alta Loma, CA
Stoneridge Prep
Dakar, Senegal
Upland
Upland, CA
Justin Long #1 Point Guard
Sophomore 6’0 170 | Rancho Cucamonga HS
Hometown:
Los Angeles
Favorite Team:
LA Clippers
Favorite Athlete: Chris Paul
Favorite Food:Watermelon
Favorite Color:Red
Favorite Chaffey Professor:
Jeff Klein (physical education)
Favorite Quote: Patience is a virtue.
High School Accomplishments:
Mc Donald’s All-American nominee
Coach’s Thoughts:
“J Long has the best pure jump shot in
California community college basketball. He
will be expected to bring poise and composure
to this year’s squad.”
Sango Niang #2 Point Guard
Sophomore 6’0 170 | Summit HS
Hometown:
Paris, France
Favorite Team:
Miami Heat
Favorite Athlete: Russell Westbrook
Favorite Food:
Chicken Alfredo
Favorite Color:
Blue
Phil Roberts (physical education)
Last Year: Honorable Mention AllFoothill Conference
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Sango is our quiet leader. He lets his game
speak for itself. He plays with confidence on
both ends of the floor.”
Kenny Morgan #4 Shooting Guard
Sophomore 6’3 180 | Summit HS
Hometown: Rialto, CA
Favorite Team:
Miami Heat
Favorite Athlete: LeBron James
Favorite Food: Enchiladas
Favorite Color: Red
Dr. Marc Meyers (anthropology)
Favorite Quote: I hate to lose more
than I love to win. Jimmy Connors
High School Accomplishments: 4x MVP,
3x conference champions, volleyball MVP
Last Year: 1st team All-Foothill
Conference, team leading scorer
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Kenny is one of our captains. He understands
our system and plays his role well. You can
expect huge scoring outbursts from him.”
Justin Cole #5 Shooting Guard
Sophomore 6’3 180 | Valley View HS
Hometown: Moreno Valley, CA
Favorite Team: NY Knicks
Favorite Athlete: Carmelo Anthony
Favorite Food: Burgers & Fries
Favorite Color:
Blue
Tamari Jenkins (Spanish)
Favorite Quote:
No struggle, no progress.
Coach’s Thoughts:
“JCole is a super fast, quick, athletic slashing
wing. He is well liked by all.”
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Ryan Nitz #10 Point Guard
Sophomore 6’4 185 | Rancho Cucamonga HS
Hometown:
Rancho Cucamonga
Favorite Team:
LA Lakers
Favorite Athlete: Kevin Durant
Favorite Food:
Mexican food
Favorite Color:Red
Dr. Neil Watkins (English)
Favorite Quote: Live life to the fullest.
2nd team All-Baseline Conference,
Serrano Tournament All-Conference
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Ryan is a pleasure to coach. He is our verbal
leader who does everything well.”
Last Year: Honorable Mention All-Foothill
Conference
Adom Jacko #14 Power Forward
Freshman 6’7 205 | Alta Loma HS
Hometown: Alta Loma, CA
Favorite Team: LA Lakers
Favorite Athlete: Chris Paul
Favorite Food:
Spaghetti
Favorite Color:
Red
Rob Hadaway (physical education)
Favorite Quote: Hard work beats talent
when talent doesn’t work hard. Kevin Durant
High School Accomplishments: 1st team
All-Baseline League, 3x dunk contest
champion
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Adom is a very gifted athlete with a huge
upside. I’m looking forward to seeing him reach
his full potential.”
Roderick Evans-Taylor #20 Shooting Guard
Freshman 6’3 193 | Upland HS
Hometown: Upland, CA
Favorite Athlete: Brandon Roy
Favorite Food:
Steak
Filipe Melo (history/humanities)
Favorite Quote: You take what you
want out of life or you take what’s leftover.
High School Accomplishments: 2nd
team All-League, 3rd round CIF
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Roderick is an excellent student who has
benefitted from his grey shirt year. He will make
contributions on the boards, from the 3 pt line
and taking it strong to the hole.”
Todd Lewis #21 Shooting Guard
Freshman 6’4 185 | Pasadena HS
Hometown:
Pasadena, CA
Favorite Team:
OKC Thunder
Favorite Athlete: Kevin Durant
Favorite Food:
Chicken
Favorite Color:
Red
Candice Hines-Tinsley (nutrition)
Favorite Quote: Work hard. Play hard.
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Todd gives us depth at the wing position. He
is very effective slashing to the rim. He is also
one of our better rebounders and defensive
players.”
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Carl Robinson #24 Point Guard
Freshman 6’2 170 | Pasadena HS
Hometown:
Pasadena, CA
Favorite Team:
LA Lakers
Favorite Athlete: Brandon Jennings
Favorite Food:
Chicken
Favorite Color:
Red
Candice Hines-Tinsley (nutrition)
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Carl is part of a very good group of point
guards. He gets to the rim and defends the ball
very well.”
D’on Hall #32 Shooting Guard
Sophomore 6’5 195 | Palm Desert HS
Hometown: San Bernardino, CA
Favorite Team: Miami Heat
Favorite Athlete: Dwayne Wade
Favorite Food: Chinese food
Favorite Color:
Black
Daniel Jacobo (broadcast/cinema)
Favorite Quote: Hard work beats talent
when talent fails to work hard. Kevin
Durant
Coach’s Thoughts:
“D’on has all the tools to be a big time player. He will be asked to bring high energy and
toughness to the team.”
Manuel Crawford #33 Power Forward
Freshman 6’5 202 | Etiwanda HS
Hometown: Etiwanda, CA
Favorite Food: Pizza
Favorite Color: Black
Thierry Brusselle (marketing)
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Favorite Quote: Take care of business
and it will take care of you.
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Manuel is long and athletic. He has a chance
to play significant minutes at the 4-spot.” Tyler Shea #34 Power Forward
Freshman 6’8 203 | Alta Loma HS
Hometown: Alta Loma, CA
Favorite Team: UCLA Bruins
Favorite Athlete: Shaquille O’Neal
Favorite Food: Italian food
Favorite Color: blue
Julie Song (sociology)
Favorite Quote: Work your hardest.
Think your smartest. Dream your
biggest. Be your greatest.
High School Accomplishments: 3rd
round CIF, team captain
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Tyler is one of the hardest workers on the team.
He is improving each day. I’m looking forward to
working with him over the next two seasons.”
Pape Atoumane Seck #42 Power Forward
Freshman 6’10 200 | Stoneridge Prep
Hometown:
Dakar, Senegal
Favorite Team:
LA Lakers
Favorite Athlete: Michael Jordan
Favorite Food:
Rice & Fish
Favorite Color:
White
Henry Rivas (correctional science)
Favorite Quote: Nothing is impossible.
Coach’s Thoughts:
“We are looking forward to having Atoumane
healthy and ready to go. He will bring much
needed shot blocking and rebounding to the
team.”
Anthony Fitzpatrick #44 Power Forward
Freshman 6’4 210 | Upland HS
Hometown: Duarte, CA
Favorite Team: Denver Nuggets
Favorite Food: Rice & Beans
Favorite Color: Blue
Jeff Klein (physical education)
Favorite Quote: All I do is win.
High School Accomplishments: 2nd
team All-Baseline League
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Anthony is our toughest guy. He is a very
aggressive defender and relentless rebounder.” 9
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Professional Basketball
Prentice H
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Lionel Da
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TJ Smith
Jason Har
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Vince Alva
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Panther
Men’s Alumni
Sheldon P
ace
Vince Alvarado - Chile
Lionel Davis - ABA, USBL
Haron Hargrave - China, Romania, Canada
Jason Harris - Australia, San Diego (ABA)
Prentice Harris - San Diego (ABA), China
Chris Pacana - Philippines
Sheldon Pace - China, San Diego (ABA)
Phillip Scott - Austria, Inland Empire (ABA)
TJ Smith - Chile, Germany
Michael Strawberry - Albuquerque (D-League)
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Class of 2012
Jonathan CutKelvin - Walsh University, OH
Great Lakes
Andrew Ruiz - Fisher College, MA - Sunrise
4-Year
University Transfers
Jonathan CutKelvin
Ryan Jefferson
Class of 2011
Class of 2006
DeOndre Brodie – Campbellsville University, KY - Mid-South
Chris Confair – Houghton College, NY American Mideast
Donte Godlock - Livingstone College, NC Central Intercollegiate
Ryan Jefferson - CSU Dominguez Hills - CCAA
Steffon Neal - CSU Dominguez Hills - CCAA
Vince Alvarado – Hawaii Hilo University - Pacific West
Chris Brown – Culver-Stockton, MO - Heart of America
Ronnie Bullock – Dickinson State University, ND - Dakota Athletic
Larry Dew – Mayville State University, ND - Dakota Athletic
Cal Baptist – GSAC
Justian Hamilton – Jarvis Christian, TX - Red River
Todd Martin – Troy St, AL – Sun Belt
Azusa Pacific - GSAC
Jason McClure – Dickinson State University, ND - Dakota Athletic
Michael Moreno – University of LaVerne - SCIAC
TJ Smith – Kentucky Wesleyan University - Great Lakes Valley
Carroll Wheatley – University of Minnesota Crookston Northern Sun
Class of 2010
Matthew Wallace
Winston Robinson
Anthony Cammon – The Master’s - GSAC
Trone Jackson – Livingstone College, NC Central Intercollegiate
Cornell Jenkins – CSU Dominguez Hills - CCAA
Dario Jokic – Benedictine, IL - Northern
Michael Munoz – Houghton, NY American Mideast
Jamal Veal – Western Oregon - GNAC
Matthew Wallace – UNC Charlotte - Atlantic 10
Class of 2005
Sheldon Franklin – Jarvis Christian University, TX - Red River
Haron Hargrave – Sacramento State University - Big Sky
LaRon Williams – Jarvis Christian University, TX - Red River
Class of 2009
Class of 2004
Winston Robinson – Mountain State, WV - Independent
Anthony Soares – Tauro University, NY - Independent
Nick Turner – Minot St, ND - Dakota Athletic
Lamar Williams – Columbus State, GA - Peach Belt
Kevin Dillon – Biola University - GSAC
San Diego Christian - GSAC
Kevin Fane – Sacramento State University - Big Sky
Jason Harris – Sacramento State University - Big Sky
Blaise Louh – Prairie View A & M University, TX - SWAC
Sheldon Pace – SW Baptist University, MO Mid America Intercollegiate
Erik Scott – University of Great Falls, MT - Frontier
Phillip Scott – Prairie View A & M University, TX - SWAC
Class of 2008
Brandon Clemons
Jordan Block - Arizona Christian - Golden State
Brandon Clemons – Southwest Baptist University,
MO - Mid America Intercollegiate
Lindsey Wilson, KY - Mid South
Stephen Richardson – Bacone College, OK Red River
Jeffrey Sawyerr – Bloomfield College, NJ Central Athletic
Class of 2003
Lionel Davis – University of Idaho - WAC
Prentice Harris – NW Nazarene University, ID - GNAC
CSU San Bernardino - CCAA
Jeff Henry – Vanguard University - GSAC
Micah Johnson – Graceland University - Heart of America
Corey Starks – University of Missouri, Kansas City Mid-Continent
Class of 2007
Alwyn Jordan
Class of 2002
Jamar Berry – Chaminade, HI - Pacific West
Alwyn Jordan – Southwestern, KS - Kansas Collegiate
Bobby Kovach – Culver-Stockton, MO Heart of America
Chris Massengale – CSU East Bay - CCAA
Brandon Price – Hawaii-Hilo - Pacific West
Calvin Afualo – Cal Baptist University - GSAC
Jabari Buchanan – Centenary College, LA - Mid-Continent
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Strength and
Conditioning
| Phil Roberts
C
haffey College is one
of two community
colleges that employs
a faculty member particularly
for the purpose of working
with athletes. Phil Roberts
trains with all of the college’s
athletes and the general student population with weight
training and conditioning. He is knowledgeable in all sports
education and addresses athletes’ needs specific to their
sport. In 2009, Roberts was granted tenure by the college.
Phil brings to Chaffey more than seven years of experience
and excellent educational training. He has a Bachelor’s
degree in kinesiology from Kansas State University and
a Masters of Science degree in physical education from
Northwest Missouri State University. He also holds
Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist and USA
Weight Lifting certifications.
Chaffey College
Athletics
Athletic
Training
| Elias Levanway
T
his season marks Elias
Levanway’s third on
the Panther staff. As
the athletic trainer, Elias
plays an integral role in the
athletic program providing
optimal medical care to the
student-athletes through preventative measures, acute
emergency and non-emergency attention, rehabilitative
measures, injury/illness management and education.
As the athletic trainer, Elias provides individual
support and personal attention to each student-athlete.
The combination of Elias’ education and training
makes him an outstanding athletic trainer and an asset
to the Chaffey College athletic program.
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Academic Commitment
Academics
Academic Counseling
W
T
e are committed to academics at Chaffey College.
Our students are provided a variety of academic
and learning resources through the college’s student
services departments. Students have the benefits of services such
as the transfer center, success centers, and academic assistance.
Our student-athletes understand that it is important to excel in
academics. Chaffey College provides individualized assistance
for each student.
he college’s athletic department is one of the finest in
the state. This success can be attributed to many factors;
great faculty coaches, academic counseling, and our
student- athletes. We understand that academics come first
and should be the most important part in any student’s life at
Chaffey. That is why the athletic program includes an athletic
counselor.
Jeff Moser and other staff members work with student-athletes
to provide guidance and support as they progress through their
academic careers. Learning specialists and tutors lend strong
support by working with our athletes on their learning styles
and strategies, as well as other learning programs.
Chaffey College instruction is divided into six schools:
Business and Applied Technology; Chino Campus, Language
Arts; Health Sciences, Mathematics and Science; Social and
Behavioral Sciences; Visual and Performing Arts and PE/
Athletics & Nutrition. Chaffey College is fully accredited and
our academic and vocational programs are recognized both
locally and nationally.
More than 85% of our athletes are recruited from the district that
our college serves. The 2011-12 school year was extremely successful
for the Chaffey athletic programs. Through the hard work and
dedication of our coaches, staff, and counselor, these athletes are
demonstrating academic success. Last year, numerous athletes
transferred to a college or university, many of which received
scholarships.
Our faculty excel in teaching, which distinguishes Chaffey
College from other institutions. This exceptional team consists
of experts in all disciplines who are scholars and teachers of
tremendous talent and ability. Each is a recognized scholar in
his or her chosen field.
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2012-13 Men’s Basketball Schedule
DATE
DAY
OPPONENT
LOCATION
November 14-17
Wed.-Sat.
Fullerton Tournament
Fullerton
November 23-25
Fri.-Sun. Neil Edwards Citrus Tournament
Citrus
RESULT
v LA Southwest 100-65 W v Fullerton 86-69 W
v Saddleback 78-67 W
v El Camino 100-78 W
v LA Pierce 94-86 L
v East LA 91-88 L (OT)
December 5-8
Wed.-Sat.
Modesto Tournament
Modesto
v Fresno 63-64 L
v Imperial Valley 86-68 W
v Mendocino 98-52 W
v Yuba 95-59 W
December 14
Friday
Imperial Valley
Imperial Valley
105-62 W
December 19
Wednesday
Cypress
Chaffey
115-74 W
College of the Canyons v Orange Coast 89-66 W
December 27-29
Thurs.-Sat.
Cougar Holiday Classic
v Canyons 88-66 W
v Antelope Valley 85-83 L
January 5
January 9
January 12
January 16
January 19
January 23
January 26
Saturday
Wednesday
Saturday
Wednesday
Saturday
Wednesday
Saturday
*Rio Hondo
*San Bernardino
*Antelope Valley
*College of the Desert
*Barstow
*Mt. San Jacinto
*Victor Valley
Chaffey
Chaffey
Antelope Valley
Chaffey
Chaffey
Mt. San Jacinto
Chaffey
111-67 W
82-61 W
70-85 L
101-67 W
85-62 W
93-81 W
97-59 W
February 2
February 6
February 9
February 13
February 16
February 20
February 23
February 27
Saturday
Wednesday
Saturday
Wednesday
Saturday
Wednesday
Saturday
Wednesday
*Rio Hondo
*San Bernardino
*Antelope Valley
*Desert
*Barstow
*Mt. San Jacinto
*Victor Valley
Round 1 Rio Hondo
San Bernardino
Chaffey
College of the Desert
Barstow
Chaffey
Victor Valley
--
76-47 W
78-70 W
73-83 L
85-71 W
100-73 W
93-78 W
123-66 W
--
March 2
Saturday
Round 2 V Imperial Valley
Chaffey
73-59 W
March 6
Wednesday Round 3 (Sweet 16) v Palomar
Chaffey
67-82 W
March 9
Saturday Round 4 (Final 8) v Saddleback
Saddleback
73-60W
March 15-17
Fri.-Sun.
State Championships Cosumnes River Colege
v San Francisco 85-87 W
v Mt SAC 88-102 L
* Foothill Conference Game
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2012-13 Women’s Basketball Schedule
DATE
DAY
OPPONENT
LOCATION
RESULT
November 16-18
Fri.-Sun.
Glendale Vaquero Shootout Glendale
v Irvine Valley 70-76 L
v Mira Costa 76-47 W
vA
ntelope Valley 67-64 W
Nov. 30- Dec. 2
Fri.-Sun.
Panther Pride Tournament
Chaffey
v Citrus 65-51 W
v Saddleback 69-62 W
v Mt San Jacinto 83-76 L
Dec. 6-8
Thurs.-Sat.
Irvine Valley Tournament
Irvine Valley
v San Diego 61-85 W
v Long Beach 61-70 L
v Rio Hondo 81-57 W
Dec. 14-16
Fri.-Sun.
Coast Christmas Classic
Orange Coastv Southwestern 50-49 L
v Irvine Valley 46-59 L
Dec. 28-30
Fri.-Sun.
Pepsi Holiday Classic
Foothill
v Sierra 76-64 W
v San Mateo 80-60 W
v Foothill 63-60 W
January 5
Saturday
*Rio Hondo
Chaffey 74-33 W
January 9
Wednesday
*San Bernardino
Chaffey
51-49 W
January 12
Saturday
*Antelope Valley
Antelope Valley
72-67 W
January 16
Wednesday
*College of the Desert
Chaffey
90-41 W
January 19
Saturday
*Barstow
Chaffey
78-35 W
January 23
Wednesday
*Mt. San Jacinto
Mt. San Jacinto
86-67 L
January 26
Saturday
*Victor Valley
Chaffey
72-48 W
February 2
Saturday
*Rio Hondo
Rio Hondo
53-47 W
February 6
Wednesday
*San Bernardino
San Bernardino
57-58 L
February 9
Saturday
*Antelope Valley
Chaffey
82-78 W (2OT)
February 13
Wednesday
*Desert
College of the Desert
71-50 W
February 16
Saturday
*Cerro Coso
Cerro Coso
61-44 W
February 20
Wednesday
*Mt. San Jacinto
Chaffey
76-69 L
February 23
Saturday
*Victor Valley
Victor Valley
80-48 W
February 27
Wednesday
Round 1 --
-
March 1
Friday
Round 2 v LA Valley
LA Valley
56-65 L
March 6
Wednesday
Round 3 (Sweet 16)
TBA
TBA
March 9
Saturday
Round 4 (Final 8)
TBA
TBA
March 15-17
Fri.-Sun.
State ChampionshipsCosumnes River College
TBA
* Foothill Conference Game
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Season Outlook
The 2012-13 Panther’s begin this season with a lofty set of goals….
To exceed last season’s accomplishments. The 2011-12 Panther’s
finish the season 24-7, 2nd place in the Foothill Conference, ranked
6th in the final state poll, and advanced to the 3rd round of the
playoffs. This year’s squad, which includes five key returners, is
looking to go above and beyond last year, but it won’t be easy.
Once again, the Panthers will play a tedious non-conference
schedule which includes five highly competitive tournaments.
New to the schedule this season is the Foothill Pepsi Invitational
in late December, hosted by 2012 state runner-up Foothill College.
Conference play will begin in January, and the Foothill looks a
strong as ever, featuring Top-10 opponents San Bernardino Valley
and Mt. San Jacinto.
Gary Plunkett
| Women’s Head Coach
Coach Plunkett begins his eighth season as head coach of the women’s basketball
team at Chaffey College. Over the past six years, the Panthers have averaged 21
wins a season and have made five playoff appearances, most recently advancing to
the third round in 2012. The Panthers have also posted an impressive 56-20 record
in non-conference tournaments over the past six years, bring home 24 trophies,
including seven Championships. A perennial Southern California Power, the
Panthers have established State-wide acclaim, ranking in the State’s Top 10 for the
entire 2011-12 Season. Plunkett also reached a coaching milestone in 2011, earning
his 100th career win on January 15.
Plunkett takes great pride in winning with local talent and helping his players earn
athletic scholarships at the next level. Eighteen Panthers in the past seven years
have moved on to play basketball on scholarship at the NCAA or NAIA level. 2011
All-Conference guard Tianna Jones signed with NAIA Division I 2011National
Champions Azusa Pacific University. Most recently, 2012 sophomore Sheyenne
Williams has signed with NCAA Division II power University of Mary (ND).
The Panthers strength this year will again be athleticism and
versatility. Our combination of size, quickness, and scoring ability
will allow us to play big or small, slow or fast, depending on the
match up. We also have a balance of inside& outside scoring, along
with offensive rebounding, that will make us difficult to defend.
The newcomers to this squad have fit right in and are playing key
roles. And although the roster of 9 players may be smaller than
most teams, the team morale is high because everyone must be
a contributor.
We hope you enjoy cheering on the Panther’s this season, and we
appreciate your support.
Go Panthers!
In addition to his duties as head women’s basketball coach at Chaffey College, Plunkett is responsible for game management at
football, volleyball, soccer, baseball, and softball home contests. Plunkett serves as the women’s basketball sport representative for
the Foothill Athletic Conference. He is also active in the California Community College Women’s Basketball Coaches Association,
serving on both the Playoff Selection Committee and the All-State Committee as the Foothill Conference representative.
Prior to Chaffey College, Plunkett spent 11 years as an assistant coach, ten of those at the NCAA University level. Most recently he was
the top assistant for the 2004-05 Cal State Dominguez Hills women’s basketball team. Plunkett was in charge of team offense, strength
and conditioning, and assisted in recruiting. He helped lead the Toros to their 1st NCAA playoffs in eight years.
He began his collegiate coaching career as a graduate assistant for the California State University
Dominguez Hills men’s basketball team in 1995. After assistant coaching for five years at CSUDH
for both men’s and women’s basketball programs, Plunkett went to California State University Los
Angeles in 2000. There he coached the men’s program for two years and served as the academic
coordinator, helping the Golden Eagles with academic advisement and monitoring the teams
tutoring and study hall activities. Plunkett spent another two years at CSULA as the women’s top
assistant and recruiting coordinator.
Plunkett received a Bachelor of Science degree in Geology with a minor in Physical Education from
California State Dominquez Hills in 1998 and a Masters of Science in Kinesiology and Exercise
Science from California State Long Beach in 2003. Plunkett has five years of teaching experience
at the university level. While at Cal State L.A. he served as an instructor of Kinesiology activity
classes for four years, teaching both beginning and intermediate level courses in basketball,
jogging, weight training and physical conditioning. While at Cal State Dominguez Hills, Plunkett
served as a part-time lecturer for the Kinesiology department teaching motor learning, lifetime
fitness, and a senior seminar in kinesiology.
Coach Plunkett enjoys playing basketball, working out, traveling, reading, and attending church.
He and his wife, Shaela, are the proud parents of three year old twins, Jordan and Naomi. The
Plunketts reside in Rancho Cucamonga.
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Coach’s Record
Chaffey College 2011-12 Head Coach 24-7
Overall 132-83
Women’s Assistant Coaches
Joe
Murillo
Lillie
Parks
Aundria
Anderson
Assistant Coach Joe Murillo enters his third
year on the Panther Coaching staff but has
been coaching basketball for nearly 40 years.
As a student-athlete, he played basketball at
Chino High School, Mt SAC and Cal Poly
Pomona.
Lillie graduated from Eisenhower high
in 2004 where she played basketball,
volleyball and track & field. Parks
earned two letters in basketball, four in
track & field and three in volleyball and
also earned EHS scholar-athlete award
all four years. In the fall of 2005 she
enrolled at Chaffey College and played
on the women’s Basketball team, where
she earned two team MVP and two firstteam All-Foothill Conference honors at
Chaffey College. Parks helped Panthers
go 23-10 and qualify for state playoffs
as a sophomore in 2006-07 and led the
Panthers in scoring and rebounding
both seasons. In 2007 Parks received a
Basketball scholarship to attend University
of Alaska Anchorage. During her career at
Anchorage Lillie was the Fourth-leading
rebounder (3.5 rpg) and 7th-leading
scorer (4.2 ppg) for Seawolf team that
posted program-best 30-5 record and
advanced to NCAA Semifinals for first
time, was 2nd on squad in steals (1.3 spg)
and 3rd in FG% (.496) despite playing just
11.4 minutes per game, she ranked 2nd on
team in rebounds per minute (.305). Soon
after, she received a Bachelor of Science in
Business Administration from University
of La Verne in 2010. Coach Parks enjoys
coaching/playing basketball, shopping,
computers and spending time with family.
Coach Anderson begins her first year on
the coaching bench for the Panthers. An
alum of Chaffey College, Anderson played
for the Panthers under Head Coach Gary
Plunkett where she earned 1st-Team AllFoothill Conference honors. A standout
on the Panthers squad, she was named
MVP both years she played. Anderson
was awarded an athletic scholarship to
CSU Dominguez Hills where she earned
her Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice
in 2011.
Coach Murillo began his coaching career
at Nogales High School in La Puente before
returning to his alma mater, Chino High,
in 1974 as the assistant varsity boys coach.
Four years later, Murillo took over the girls
basketball program, a position he held with
honor for 29 years. At Chino, Coach Murillo
earned a 559-250 record. His teams reached
CIF playoffs 26 times in his 29 year tenure,
winning 16 league titles and 3 CIF Southern
Section titles. In 1986, he took Chino to the
state title game.
Over the years, Coach Murillo was selected
League Coach of the Year and in 1981, 86
and 88 he was named CIF Coach of the
Year. In 2008, Chino High honored Coach
Murillo by officially naming the gym floor
in his honor. Earlier this year, Murillo was
inducted into the Southern California
Interscholastic Coaches Association Hall of
Fame.
Coach Murillo is currently retired and lives
with his wife Diane. He is the proud father
of five children and five grandchildren.
Coach Murillo is in charge of team defense
and conditioning.
Coach Parks duties include recruiting and
skill development work with the forwards.
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Coach Anderson’s primary duties this
year are skill development work with the
guards, as well as running the scout team
in practice.
2012-13 Panthers Women’s Basketball
Numerical Roster
#
1
3
4
5
10
12
13
24
32
RS
RS
Name
Harper, Ashlee
Brown, Bianca
Gatlin, Ja’Lisa
Domingo, Alyssa
Mathis, Candice
Williams, Sheyenne
Ball, Bree
Richardson, Brittany
Fofana, Malika
Guardado, Angelica
Windom, Mary
Position
Guard
Guard
Guard/Forward
Guard
Guard/Forward
Guard
Center
Guard
Forward
Forward
Guard
Height
5’10”
5’8”
5’11”
5’1”
5’10”
6’0”
6’2”
5’6”
5’10”
5’9”
5’8”
Year
Sophomore
Freshman Sophomore
Sophomore
Freshman
Sophomore
Sophomore
Freshman
Sophomore
Freshman
Sophomore
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High School
Etiwanda
Rialto
Summit
Summit
Colony
Los Osos
Roosevelt
Sultana
Hesperia
Cajon
Montclair
Hometown
Etiwanda
Rialto
Fontana
Fontana
Ontario
Rancho Cucamonga
Corona
Hesperia
Hesperia
San Bernardino
Montclair
Ashleé Harper #1 Guard
Sophomore 5’10 | Etiwanda HS
Hometown: Gardena, CA
Favorite Team: LA Lakers, LA Sparks
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant, Kevin Durant
Favorite Food: Sushi, Mexican Food
Favorite Color: Blue
Favorite Quote: Everything negative -pressure,
challenges - is all an opportunity for me to rise. Kobe Bryant
Last Year: 1st team All-Foothill Conference -averaged
11 points, 7 rebounds, 3assists, 2 steals and 25 blocks per
game – season high 20 points vs AVC (2/15/12); 15 rebounds
vs Orange Coast (12/9/11)
Bianca Brown #3
Coach’s Thoughts:
Ashlee, a returning 1st team all-conference
selection, proved last year that she is one of the
best athlete’s in the state. A versatile big guard, she
will be called upon to provide a little of everything
this year; rebounding, scoring, passing, defense
and making free throws. As a freshman she was
either 1st or 2nd on the team in those statistical
categories.
Guard
Freshman 5’8 | Rialto HS
Hometown: Los Angeles, CA
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Favorite Colors: Red & Black
Favorite Quote: Give it your all. Just do it.
CIF state regional
Coach’s Thoughts
“BB” brings two important qualities to the floor;
quickness and toughness. She will be relied
this year as a full-court on-ball defender, to tire
opponents point guards. On the offensive side of
the ball, she can knock down 3’s and has a nose for
offensive rebounds.
Ja’Lisa Gatlin #4
Guard/Forward
Sophomore 5’11 | Summit HS
Hometown:
Fontana, CA
Favorite Athlete: Dwight Howard
Favorite food:
Granny’s home cooked meals
Favorite Color:
Orange
Dr. Deckard Hodge (English)
Favorite Quote:
I can accept failure. Everyone fails at
something. But, I can’t accept not trying.
3.5 GPA, 1st team All-League
Coach’s Thoughts:
Ja’Lisa has the skills of a guard and the body of a
power forward. She is an excellent shooter, passer,
rebound, and help defender, with an excellent
basketball IQ. She has a calming, patient influence
on our offensive that really helps the team flow
well.
Alyssa Domingo #5 Guard
Sophomore 5’1 | Summit HS
Hometown: Duarte, CA
Favorite Athlete: Michael Jordan
Favorite Food: Asian, Mexican, soul food
Favorite Color:
Red
Favorite Quote: You must expect great
things of yourself before you can do them. Michael Jordan
Last Year: Averaged 8 points, 2 rebounds, 1.5
assists and 1 steal per game – scored season
high 17 points vs Cuesta (12/18/12)
Coach’s Thoughts
Alyssa is one of the most exciting players we have
to watch, and proves the old saying is true “it’s not
how big you are, but how big you play”. Alyssa
plays huge, making big 3’s, driving layups, and
unlikely steals. She always seems to come through
with a big play when we need it.
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Candice Mathis #10
Guard
Freshman 5’10 | Colony HS
Hometown: Ontario, CA
Favorite Team: Oklahoma City Thunder
Favorite Color:
Blue
Favorite Quote: I’ve commanded you
to be brave and strong, haven’t I? Don’t
be alarmed or terrified, because the
Lord your God is with you wherever
you go. Joshua 1:9
2x CIF champions
Sheyenne Williams #12
Coach’s Thoughts
Candice is a small forward with some terrific skills:
a strong first step to the basket, great defensive
pressure, and the ability to rebound on both ends
of the floor. Her versatility and size allow us to play
both big and small lineups when she’s on the floor.
Guard
Sophomore 6’0 | Los Osos HS
Hometown: Rancho Cucamonga, CA
Favorite Team: Miami Heat
Favorite Food: cheeseburgers
Favorite Color: Pink
Favorite Chaffey Professor: Angela Bartlett
(English)
Favorite Quote: Sticks and stones may break my
bones but words will never hurt me.
High School Accomplishments: 2nd team AllLeague, scholar athlete
Last Year: played a key defensive role as a
back-up guard – averaged 3 points, 2 rebounds,
1 assist and 1 steal per game
Coach’s Thoughts:
Sheyenne is a rarity at the Community College level;
she is a 6’0 guard. Her length at that position creates
great offensive and defensive matchups for us. She
has improved tremendously from her freshman year
in her aggressiveness offensively, and her confidence
in her 3 ball.
Bree Ball #13
Center
Sophomore 6’2 | Roosevelt HS
Hometown: Riverside, CA
Favorite Team: San Francisco 49ers
Favorite Color: Aqua Blue
Last Year: Averaged 8 points, 8 rebounds per
game and had 25 blocks and 25 steals
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Coach’s Thoughts:
Bree, a key performer on the 2011-12 squad, brings
the same presence to the floor this year. She
provides scoring around the basket, tenacious
offensive rebounding, and shot blocking. She is
legitimately one of the most imposing “Presence in
the Paint”, in the state. She has added a nice face
up game to her repertoire this year.
Brittany Richardson #24
Guard
Freshman 5’6 | Sultana HS
Hometown: Victorville, CA
Favorite Athletes: Kobe Bryant, Candace
Parker
Favorite Color: Red
Favorite Quote: Hard work beats talent when
talent doesn’t work hard. Kevin Durant
High School Accomplishments: 1st team AllLeague, 4x principal’s honor roll
Malika Fofana #32
Coach’s Thoghts
Brittany is a talented ball handler & passer, two
skills that make her an invaluable point guard. We
will rely heavily on her steadiness at point, as well
as her aggressive defensive pressure, this year.
Forward
Sophomore 5’10 | Hesperia HS
Hometown: Tampa, FL
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Favorite Food: Chinese
Favorite Color: Purple
Jeri Bollman (child development)
Favorite Quote: Whatever doesn’t kill you
makes you stronger.
3x MVP, 4.0 GPA, honor roll, High Desert All
Star
Last Year: CCCAA Female Student-Athlete
of the Month (HM) – averaged 8 points,
5.5 rebounds per game and shot 43% FG –
scored a season high 16 points vs AVC
Coach’s Thoughts:
Malika is a real catalyst for inspiration and
motivation on our team. She plays with an
incredible energy, and a “no quit” attitude which
is contagious. She has also established herself
as one of the premier low post scorers and
rebounders in southern California this year.
Angelica Guardado RS
Freshman 5’9 | Cajon HS
Hometown: Los Angeles, CA
Favorite Athletes: Kobe Bryant, Derrick Rose
Favorite foods: Seafood, PB&J
Favorite Color: Red
Favorite Quote: Trust your struggle.
Team co-MVP
Mary Windom RS
Guard
Sophomore 5’8 | Montclair HS
Hometown: Montclair, CA
Favorite Team: LA Sparks, LA Lakers
Favorite Athletes: Candace Parker, Kobe
Bryant
Favorite Colors: Red & Black
Favorite Quote: Good, better, best. Never
let it rest until your good is better and your
better is best.
Last Year: played a key defensive role as
a back-up guard – averaged 3 points, 2
rebounds, and 1 steal per game
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Forward
Sheyenne Williams
2013
University of Mary
Naijah Calhoun
2012
La Sierra University
Panther Women’s Alumni
Destinee Duncan
2012
Bacone College
Tianna Jones
2011
Azusa Pacific University
Tierney Arnold
2010
La Sierra University
Christine Menard
2010
William Penn University
Kyla Smith
2010
Hannibal-La Grange
College
Aundria Anderson
2009
CSU Dominguez Hills
Jasmine Blanche
2009
CSU San Bernardino
Zipporah Brown
2009
CSU San Bernardino
Keisha Mackall
2009
Tougaloo College
Arielle McClellan
2009
William Penn University
Jessica Thorpe
2008
Northern New Mexico
College
Christina Warren
2008
Xavier University
Lillie Parks
2007
University of Alaska,
Anchorage
Not Pictured
Priscilla Roel
2007
Bacone College
Brittani Smith
2007
Western State University (CO)
Tynisha Utz
2007
San Diego Christian
College
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Unique Bennett
2006
CSU Dominguez Hills
Shanae Blake
2005
CSU San Bernardino
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Media
Information
GENERAL FACTS
Location.......................Rancho Cucamonga, CA
School Population..................................... 18,000
Founded..........................................................1883
Nickname................................................Panthers
Colors................................................ Red & Black
Conference............................................... Foothill
Gym.................................................Sports Center
President...............................Dr. Henry Shannon
Dean PE/Athletics...................... Dr. Eric Bishop
Athletic Director.................................Carl Beach
GOVERNING BOARD
President.................................. Kathleen Brugger
Vice President......................... Lee C. McDougal
Clerk............................................. Gary L. George
Member........................................... Katie Roberts
Immediate Past President............ Paul J. Gomez
Student Trustee..............................Carlos Huizar
PHONE DIRECTORY
Chaffey College........................... (909) 652-6000
Athletic Department Phone...... (909) 652-6290
Athletic Department Fax........... (909) 652-6295
Men’s Basketball Phone.............. (909) 652-6317
Women’s Basketball Phone........ (909) 652-6298
Sports Information..................... (909) 652-6114
CHAFFEY INTERNET
Chaffey Website........................www.chaffey.edu
Chaffey Athletics.......... www.chaffey.edu/athletics
Facebook.........www.facebook.com/ChaffeyPanthers
Twitter.......... www.twitter.com/chaffeypanthers
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Support Staff
Dr. Eric Bishop
Jonathan Briones
Justin Caudill
Sheryl Herchenroeder
Jane Jimenez
Debra Lee
Elias Levanway
Jeff Moser
Sherry Ortiz
German Paez
Stephanie Smith
Bill Velto
|Dean
Physical Education/Athletics
|Administrative Assistant
Eligibility Clerk
|Educational Program
Assistant
|Team Manager
Men and Women
|Equipment Attendant
|Adminstrative Assistant
|Athletic Trainer
|Equipment Attendant
|Administrative Assistant
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|Sports Information Director
|Athletic Counselor
| Announcer (Men’s)
Chaffey Spirit
Not Pictured:
Fawcett
RachHeleadleCoa
ch
Erikat CoGoe
Assistan
Christina Aquilar Ashlyn Browne
Danielle Cox
ach
Samantha Curran
Casimir Downs Samantha Farris Suzanna Huerta Heather Johnson
Leslie Lliles
Rachel Luttig
Zoe Peterson
Alexis Salazar Jannice Washington
The Chaffey College Spirit Team performs at all home football and basketball games,
Natalie Regus
Jasmine Rosales
as well as at rallies, special show events and fundraising activities.
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2013 Chaffey College Spring Sports Schedule
Baseball
FEBRUARY
1
Southwestern (A)
1 pm
2
Grossmont (A)
11 am
7
Citrus (H)
2 pm
8
Citrus (A)
2 pm
9
LA Harbor (A)
12 pm
14
Southwestern (H)
2 pm
15
Saddleback (A)
12 pm
20
Saddleback (H)
2 pm
21
El Camino Compton (H)
2 pm
23
El Camino Compton (A)
1 pm
26
* Victor Valley (A)
2 pm
28
* Victor Valley (H)
2 pm
MARCH
2
* Victor Valley (A)
12 pm
5
* Antelope Valley (H)
2 pm
7
* Antelope Valley (A)
2 pm
9
12 pm
12
* Mt San Jacinto (A)
2:30 pm
14
* Mt San Jacinto (H)
2:30 pm
16
12 pm
19
* Desert (H)
2:30 pm
21
* Desert (A)
2:30 pm
23
* Desert (H)
12 pm
26
* Golden West (A)
2 pm
28
* Golden West (H)
2 pm
APRIL
2
* Cerro Coso (A)
2:30 pm
4
* Cerro Coso (H)
2:30 pm
6
* Cerro Coso (A)
12 pm
9
* Rio Hondo (H)
2:30 pm
11
* Rio Hondo (A)
2:30 pm
13
* Rio Hondo (H)
12 pm
16
* San Bernardino (A)
2:30 pm
18
* San Bernardino (H)
2:30 pm
20
* San Bernardino (A)
12 pm
23
* Barstow (H)
2:30 pm
25
* Barstow (A)
2:30 pm
26
* Barstow (H)
2:30 pm
30
Round 1
TBA
MAY
3-4
Round 2
TBA
10-12
Round 3
TBA
17-19
State Championships
TBA
* Denotes Foothill Conference game
Softball
JANUARY
26
Santiago Canyon (A)
30
Orange Coast (A)
31
El Camino (A)
FEBRUARY
5
Fullerton (A)
6
La Harbor (H)
7
East LA (H)
8
Pasadena (H)
11
Grossmont (A)
13
San Diego City (H)
19
Palomar (H)
20
LA Valley (H)
22
LA Mission (H)
23
Imperial Valley (A)
28
LA Pierce (A)
MARCH
1-3
Golden West Tournament (A)
6
* Victor Valley (H)
8
* Mt San Jacinto (H)
13
* Antelope Valley (A)
15
* San Bernardino Valley (A)
16
Long Beach (H)
20
* Rio Hondo (A)
22
* Desert (H)
23-24 Santa Barbara Tournament (A)
27
* Barstow (H)
29
* Victor Valley (A)
APRIL
3
5
6
Moorpark (H)
6
San Diego Mesa (H)
10
* San Bernardino Valley (H)
12
* Rio Hondo (H)
17
* Desert (A)
19
* Barstow (A)
4-5
10-12
17-19
Regional Round 1
Regional Round 2
State Championships
Swimming
12 pm
3 pm
3 pm
3 pm
3 pm
3 pm
3 pm
3 pm
3 pm
3 pm
3 pm
2 pm
12 pm
2 pm
TBA
3 pm
3 pm
3 pm
3 pm
12 pm
3 pm
3 pm
TBA
3 pm
3 pm
3 pm
3 pm
11 am
3 pm
3 pm
3 pm
3 pm
3 pm
MAY
TBA
TBA
TBA
* Denotes Foothill Conference game
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FEBRUARY
8-9 Waterman Pentathlon (Palomar) 1 pm/9 am
15 * SCC Swimming Pentathlon (ELAC)
1 pm
16 * SCC Diving Preview (El Camino)
1 pm
22-23 MtSAC Invitational (MtSAC) 1:30 pm/8:30 am
MARCH
1
* Mt SAC/Pasadena (PCC)
12:30 pm
8-9
Chaffey Invitational (RCC)
1 pm/9 am
15 * Long Beach/LA Trade Tech (Chaffey) 12:30 pm
22
* East LA/Cerritos (ELAC)
12:30 pm
29 * Rio Hondo/El Camino (El Camino)
12:30 pm
APRIL
5-6
Pasadena Invitational (PCC)
1 pm/9 am
12-13* SCC Diving Championships (El Camino) 9 am
18-20 * SCC Championships (Chaffey) 10 am/2:30 pm
25-27 State Championships (ELAC) 9:30 am/5 pm
* Denotes South Coast Conference meet
Save The Date!
23rd Annual
Chaffey College Foundation
Golf Tournament
Monday, June 10, 2013
Western Hills Country Club
Chino Hills
Proceeds from this event will benefit the
Chaffey College Foundation and Athletics Department.
Tournament sponorship levels and participation opportunites are available.
For more information, call the Chaffey College Foundation office at (909) 652-6545
CHAFFEY COLLEGE
YOUTH SPORTS CAMP
2013 SUMMER SWIM PROGRAM
Classes are Monday through Friday for 2 Weeks.
Classes start at 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, 1:00, 2:00, and 3:00
and last (45)minutes each.
Session dates are (1) June 3 - June 14, (2) June 17-June 28
(3) July 1 - July 14, (4) July 15 - July 26
Summer Swim Fees: $66.00 per student per session
REGISTRATION DATES:
Saturday, May 25 at the pool office 8:00am – 12:00pm
Tuesday – Friday May 28-31 at the pool office 5:00pm – 6:30pm
Program Benefits
√ American Red Cross Cer tified Instructors
√ Aquatic Program Director Has Over 30 Years Experience
√ Small Student/instructor Ratio
√ Levels 1,2,3, Include An Instructors Aide
For More Information Contact PE/Athletics
909.652.6305 / 909.652.6290
www.chaffey.edu/ath-pe
Be On The Lookout For More Great Summer Programs!

ALUMNI - Chaffey College

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