2010-2011
Men’s Basketball
Game Program & Media Guide
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Table of Contents
Our Biggest Fans—Our Sponsors
Special Messages
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2010-2011 Season Information
Season Preview
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The Coaching Staff
Head Coach Tony Marcopulos
What Division 1 Coaches Are Saying
Assistant Coach Rob Hoyt
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Cabrillo Quick Facts
Acknowledgements
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The Cabrillo Basketball Experience
Former Seahawks
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The Players
Official Team Photo
Roster
Sophomores
Freshmen
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A Look Back— Former Players
Season Highlights
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The Seventh Annual Cabrillo Classic
Tournament
Tournament History
Tournament Brackets
Team Rosters
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Opponent Rosters
Non-Conference Opponents
Coast Conference Opponents
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2010-11 Schedule
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DR. BRIAN KING
President
The Cabrillo College Men’s Basketball Team begins the 2010-2011 season seeking
another championship in the Coast Conference South. They have won championships
in two of the last four years for the first time in Cabrillo’s history, but these will not be the
last for a program on the rise. Coach Tony Marcopulos has led the Seahawks to a
winning record in each of the last six years with an emphasis on tough defense. Good
defense is all about effort, and the young men who play for Coach Marcopulos play hard
in every game. I am very proud of our student athletes, many of whom will go on to study
and play basketball at four-year colleges and universities. Go Seahawks!
DALE MURRAY
Director of Athletics
“Welcome to Cabrillo College Men’s Basketball. The 2010-2011 schedule brings
together some of the best basketball teams and players in Northern California. All of the
athletes have combined academic and athletic talent to bring you a level of competition
that exemplifies quality achievement under expert leadership. Enjoy the intensity of the
competition and keep in mind that Cabrillo College encourages both the participants and
spectators to conduct themselves in the true spirit of sportsmanship.”
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2010-2011 Season Preview:
From Head Coach Tony Marcopulos
The 2010-2011 Cabrillo College Seahawks return four Sophomores from last
seasons 14-12 team that finished in 2nd place in the Coast Conference South division
with an 8-4 record. *Markus Duran*, a second team All-Coast Conference selection
as a Freshman, (6'1", 180) will look to lead the Seahawks as the only returning starter
from last year. Duran led the state in three point field goals made in 09-10 and will
no doubt be one of the better three point shooters again this season. *Daniel
Johnston*, (6'3", 200), will look to play a much bigger role this year with his steady
improvement since last year. *Bertram Hall*, (6'6", 215), started several games last
year and will also be counted on if the Seahawks are to win the Conference. *Cody
Boaz*, (6'2", 185), has also improved considerably from last year and is now
entering his third year in the program after recovering from ACL tear two years ago.
He to will be competing for playing time.
Coach Tony Marcopulos, entering his 11th year as Head Coach, welcomes nine
newcomers to the program. *Justyn Searle*, (6'9", 215) Kerns High School in Salt
Lake City, UT, *Travis Van Diest*, (6'8", 210) Rocky Mountain High School in
Boise, ID. *Erik Witzig*, (6'3", 215) Scotts Valley High School in Scotts Valley, CA
Searle, Van Diest and Witzig will be competing for playing time along with Hall at
the post position. The competition at the forward position will see, along with
Johnston and Boaz,* Darrell Espy*, (6'4", 190) Dominguez High School in
Compton, CA and a recent transfer from Norfolk State University in Virginia.
*Trevor* *English*, (6'5", 190) Reno High School in Reno, NV and *Aaron Short*,
(6'4", 200) North Valley High School in Reno, NV. All three have had very
impressive High School careers and will all be excellent additions. The competition
at that position will be quite a battle. In the back court, along with Duran, Cabrillo
has added *Reed Kamler*, (6'2", 185) San Rafael High School in San Rafael, CA
and a transfer from the University of the Pacific.* Tyler Velasquez*, (5'10", 170)
Doherty High School in Colorado Springs, CO. *Stevie McCloyn*, (5'11", 180)
Taylorsville High School in Salt Lake City, UT. The competition in the backcourt
will be interesting as well.
Coach Marcopulos and his Seahawks will again look to win another Coast
Conference South Championship. Over the past four years Cabrillo has either won
the Conference Championship or come in second. In a recent interview Marcopulos
had this to say regarding the 10-11 upcoming season. "We are deeper than we have
been in the recent past, no question. This might very well be the best shooting team I
have had since I have been at Cabrillo. I'm excited about our season and discovering
how good we can get. At this point, we certainly have along way to go but I think
they are looking forward to the journey. I know I am."
The Seahawks will open the 2010-2011 season on the road at the John Wallace
Tournament hosted by Ohlone College on Friday Nov. 5th at 1:00pm vs. Sacramento
City College.
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H EAD C OACH
T ONY M ARCOPULOS
H EAD C OACH
11th Season
CSU Stanislaus B.A., 1987
University of the Pacific M.A.T., 1990
When Tony Marcopulos became Cabrillo’s head coach on April 3, 2000, he envisioned a
bright future for the Seahawk basketball program. His years of experience, first as a player
and then as a NCAA Division 1 assistant coach had prepared him for the task ahead: Taking
over a program that had been losing for the last two decades and turning it into a winner.
Ten years later, the Cabrillo Basketball Program is thriving under Marcopulos’ direction. His
teams are successful both on the court and in the classroom. Plus, many former Seahawks
have continued their education and playing careers at 4-year schools.
Coach Marcopulos knows the important role community colleges play in the development of
young student-athletes. He also knows very well what Div. I programs across the country are
looking for in a student-athlete. His experience, knowledge, passion and work ethic have
made him an excellent addition to the Cabrillo College Athletic Department and an invaluable
asset to the men that he coaches.
AT CABRILLO
2007-2008 was a history making year. For the first time in school history the Cabrillo College
Men’s Basketball program won the Coast Conference South Championship outright. Since
Marcopulos’ arrival in 2000 the Seahawks have made the steady climb from what was one of
the worst California Community College basketball programs in the state. For eight
consecutive seasons the Seahawks have won 14 or more games. For eight consecutive
seasons the Seahawks have been .500 or better. The Seahawks have been to the playoffs in
eight of the last ten years. Two of those eight appearances have been to the Regional Finals.
Since 2004 Marcopulos coached teams have finished no lower than third place in the Coast
Conference South Division. During the past four years, the Seahawks have finished no lower
than second with two Conference Championships and a combined conference record of 3613 during that time.
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE
Marcopulos was a Division I Assistant Coach for 12 seasons (1988-2000). He began his
coaching career at the University of the Pacific (Stockton, CA), where he worked alongside
Head Coach Bob Thomason for 11 seasons. Then, he joined the men's basketball staff at the
University of Portland for the 1999-2000 season.
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T ONY M ARCOPULOS
Coach Marcopulos has first-hand experience in building a basketball program. When he
joined Thomason in Stockton, UOP had enjoyed only one winning season during the previous
nine years. That quickly changed. During the next eleven years Pacific had eight winning
seasons. Those 11 seasons included many highlights; two separate 16 game winning streaks
(1997-1998), the 1997 Big West conference championship, the 1998 Big West Western
Division championship, the school's first NCAA tournament appearance in almost 20 years
(1997), the school's first ever NIT Tournament appearance (1998), and the second longest
home court winning streak in the country behind Kansas at 32 in a row (1998). Pacific also
boasted a 90% graduation rate over that same time period.
After the 1998-1999 season Marcopulos left Pacific for a similar position at the University of
Portland. Marcopulos joined Head Coach Rob Chavez’s staff in August of 1999. The Pilots (a
member of the WCC (West Coast Conference)) went 12-16 on the year. After nine months in
Portland, Marcopulos was hired as the new Head Coach at Cabrillo College in April of 2000.
PLAYING CAREER
Marcopulos is a native of the Bay Area and attended Amador Valley High School in
Pleasanton. As a point guard, he led the Dons to four league championships and a four-year
record of 89-10. Upon graduating high school in 1982, Marcopulos went on to Columbia
Junior College in Columbia, California (82-84) where he played for Bob Thomason and
recorded seasons of 17-14 and 27-7. He then accepted a basketball scholarship to attend
Carroll College in Helena, Montana (84-85) before following Coach Thomason to California
State University, Stanislaus (Turlock, CA) (85-87) where he helped lead the team to a
conference title and a Division III NCAA tournament berth in 1987.
EDUCATION
Marcopulos received his undergraduate degree in Physical Education from Stanislaus State
University. He later earned a Masters of Arts degree in Teaching (Physical Education) and a
secondary school teaching credential (Physical Education) from the University of the Pacific.
A member of the National Association of Basketball Coaches, Tony lives in Aptos and has
two daughters Emma (4) and Sophia (2).
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T ONY M ARCOPULOS –COACHING HISTORY
1987-88 James Logan HS
Head Coach (Freshman)
1988-89 University of the Pacific
1989-90 University of the Pacific
1990-91 University of the Pacific
1991-92 University of the Pacific
1992-93 University of the Pacific
1993-94 University of the Pacific
1994-95 University of the Pacific
1995-96 University of the Pacific
1996-97 University of the Pacific
1997-98 University of the Pacific
Assistant Coach
Assistant Coach
Assistant Coach
Assistant Coach
Assistant Coach
Assistant Coach
Assistant Coach
Assistant Coach
Assistant Coach
Assistant Coach
1998-99 University of the Pacific
Assistant Coach
20-8
7-21
15-14
14-15
14-16
16-11
17-14
14-13
15-12
24-6
23-10
Pacific’s 1st winning season since ’85-86
Highest league finish since ’79-80 (3rd)
Big West Tournament Runner’s –Up
Bob Thomason BWC Coach of the Year
Back-to-back winning seasons
3rd straight upper division BWC finish
Highest BWC finish (2nd place) since 1979
1st NCAA tournament appearance since 1979
1st NIT appearance/2nd straight BWC WD title
Michael Olowokandi 1st player selected in NBA
Draft (LA Clippers)
14-13 Thomason becomes Pacific all-time wins leader
1999-00 University of Portland
Assistant Coach
12-14
Overall record as a Collegiate assistant Coach: 176-145
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2000-01 Cabrillo College
Head Coach
8-22 8 wins totaled more than the previous 3 yrs.
2001-02 Cabrillo College
Head Coach
2002-03 Cabrillo College
Head Coach
2003-04 Cabrillo College
2004-05 Cabrillo College
Head Coach
Head Coach
2005-06 Cabrillo College
2006-07 Cabrillo College
Head Coach
Head Coach
2007-08 Cabrillo College
Head Coach
2008-09 Cabrillo College
Head Coach
2009-10 Cabrillo College
Head Coach
combined. 1st playoff appearance in over a decade.
9-23 Back-to-back play-off appearance in over 2 decades.
Myree Bowden 1st Cabrillo player to be selected 1st
Team All-Coast Conference in a decade. 1st player to
sign a Div. 1 scholarship (Pacific) in 30 years.
15-18 Most wins in a decade. 1st time Cabrillo defeats San
Jose City in 30 years. First play-off win in school
history. 2nd round play-off win for 1st time in school
history. 1st time in history of Calif. Comm. College
state tournament a 28 seed advances to regional final.
Matt Towsley signs Div. 1 scholarship at Montana St.
14-13 1st winning record at Cabrillo College in over 10 yrs.
17-11 Most wins in 15 years, regional finalist. Finished year
ranked 10 in NorCal and 20 in state 1st time in school
history. Maurice Miller 1st player in school history to
be named to 1st team All-State.
14-14 3rd place finish in Coast Conference best in a decade.
19-9 Co-Champions Coast Conference (9-3). 1st time in
school history. Aaron Patterson conf. MVP, 1 st player
from Cabrillo in school history. Patterson 1st team AllState. Marcopulos-Coast Conf. South Co- Coach of
the Year.
22-9 Conference Champions Coast Conference South
(11-1) 1st time in school history outright champions.
4 players earn All-Conf. honors for 1st time in school
history. Aaron Pearson 1st Team All-State. Marcopulos
Coast Conference South Coach of the Year.
17-14 Tied for second place in Coast Conference South.
3 players earn All-Conf. Honors. Tony Gallo, AllConference 1st Team. Steve Williams, All Conference
2nd Team. Pete Bernard, Conference Honorable Mention.
14-13 Tied for second place in Coast Conference South.
2 players earn All-Conf. Honors. Tony Gallo, AllConference 1st Team, All-State Honorable Mention.
Markus Duran, All Conference 2nd Team.
Overall record as a Collegiate Head Coach: 149-145
First two years at Cabrillo: 17-45
Middle five years at Cabrillo: 79-65 (2 Regional Final Play-off appearances)
Last three years at Cabrillo: 53-36 overall, 27-9 Coast Conference South
(2 Conference Championships, 1st time in School history)
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What Division 1 Coaches Are Saying About
Coach Marcopulos and Cabrillo Basketball
Stan Morrison
Athletic Director
UC Riverside
"The manner in which Coach Marcopulos
has improved the program year after
year at Cabrillo College does not surprise
anyone who has ever known him as a
coach and man. He has a plan and is
willing to pay a great physical and
emotional investment to see the plan
through to a championship conclusion. I
would have wanted my son to play for
Tony Marcopulos. I cannot pay him a
higher tribute."
Bob Thomason
Head Basketball Coach
University of the Pacific
"Tony (Marcopulos) was a great asset to
the University of the Pacific during his 11
years as my assistant (coach). He truly
understands the game of basketball, but
more importantly he understands the
players. Tony is a great communicator
which has helped him get the most out of
each and every player. Tony is also a
tremendous worker. He puts 100% into
everything he does. Whether it is
changing a flat tire in the rain or putting
together a game plan to beat
Georgetown, he is always working hard.
Most importantly, Tony is a great
person. He cares deeply about all his
student-athletes and wants to see them
succeed in basketball and in life.
Seth Greenberg
Head Basketball Coach
Virginia Tech University
"Tony Marcopulos is the total package.
He can teach, develop players, and is
committed to their fulfilling their academic
potential. He has the unique advantage
of having what it takes to help his players
play at the next level and has the
expertise to help them achieve their
goals."
Jamie Dixon
Head Basketball Coach
University of Pittsburgh
“Tony (Marcopulos) has been around a
successful team his entire career. He
has taken programs to heights never
before reached. Having known Tony
since he started at Pacific, I look for the
rise at Cabrillo College to continue.”
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Alan Major
Head Basketball Coach
UNC - Charlotte
"It is not surprising that Tony
Marcopulos is doing a such a great job
at Cabrillo College . His time spent at
Pacific was a great training ground for
him to become a Head Coach. I'm sure
that Cabrillo Basketball will continue to
rise to another level."
Randy Bennett
Head Basketball Coach
Saint Mary's College
"Tony Marcopulos is a tireless worker.
His work ethic and persistence as a
Head Assistant in Division I have
translated well as Head Coach. He is a
rare commodity in this day and age,
and I am excited to witness the
progress of his commitment at Cabrillo
College."
Stew Morrill
Head Basketball Coach
Utah State University
"I have known Tony Marcopulos for a
long time and I have watched him grow
as a person and a coach. He has
always impressed me with the way he
teaches his philosophy of the game of
basketball. His players have always
demonstrated a great deal of discipline
on the court and in the classroom."
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R OB H OYT
A SSISTANT C OACH
2nd Season
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE
Rob Hoyt enters his second year as an Assistant Coach with the Seahawks. Prior to his arrival to Cabrillo
College, Hoyt spent two seasons as the Assistant Coach for the Reedley College Men’s Basketball Team. His
duties included recruiting, game planning, scouting, and day-to-day operations.
Hoyt is currently attending the United States Sports Academy, and will receive his Masters in Coaching. He
is currently single and living in Capitola. ―I’m extremely thrilled to be at Cabrillo and working with Coach
Marcopulos who I believe to be one of the top coaches in the state.‖
CABRILLO COLLEGE QUICK FACTS
Enrollment: 17,000 students
President: Dr. Brian King
Division Dean: Dr. Kathie Welsh
Athletic Director: Dale Murray
Head Coach: Tony Marcopulos (11th season)
Asst. Coach: Rob Hoyt (2nd season)
League: Coast Conference (South)
Cabrillo, Gavilan, Hartnell, De Anza
Monterey, San Jose, West Valley
Mascot: Seahawks
Colors: Columbia Blue, Black, White
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The Cabrillo Men’s Basketball Program would like to
thank the following people for their hard work and
support of Seahawk Men’s Basketball!
Cabrillo President — Dr. Brian King
Division Dean — Dr. Kathie Welch
Athletic Director — Dale Murray
Athletic Trainer — Mark Ramsey
Equipment Technician — Eric Gerlach
Clock Operator — Earle Lapp
30-second Clock — Dhruva Noel
Announcer, Webmaster, Media Guide Editor — Herb Decker
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THE CABRILLO BASKETBALL EXPERIENCE
Cabrillo head basketball coach Tony Marcopulos was hired to lead the Seahawk program on April
3, 2000. In the ten years since, he has made significant progress in building a foundation for both
present and future success. Prior to beginning his 10th season, he discussed his thoughts
regarding Cabrillo College, his team, his program and just what can be expected:
WHAT DO YOU CONSIDER TO BE SOME OF THE STRENGTHS OF THIS COLLEGE?
MARCOPULOS: The location of the campus and it’s close proximity to the beach obviously stand
out as tremendous assets to this college. Cabrillo, as an institution of higher education, is one of the
truly outstanding community colleges in the state of California. We have instructors here that are
committed to the growth and development of students. Lastly, Cabrillo is the kind of place where a
student-athlete can get an outstanding two-year education at an affordable cost, play intercollegiate
athletics and enjoy college social life in one of the most beautiful areas of the country.
WHAT WILL YOU PROMISE A STUDENT-ATHLETE IF HE COMES TO CABRILLO?
MARCOPULOS: What first comes to mind is what I will NOT promise. I will not ever promise a
recruit playing time....ever. They are promised zero minutes. They will earn whatever amount of
playing time they get.
However, there are some things that I’m willing to make promises about. First, I promise that they
will go to class each and everyday. Although I can’t guarantee that each player will graduate, I will
say that only one player who completed all four semesters with us failed to graduate. In my
eighteen years of collegiate coaching I have only coached four student-athletes who did not
graduate who finished their eligibility. I promise they will attend and be in an atmosphere that will be
conducive to attaining a degree.
Second, I promise they will be a much better player when they leave Cabrillo than when they came.
They will work harder on their game and be in better shape than they have ever been in their life.
They will be coached everyday.
Lastly, I promise they will be better people when they leave us than when they came. Not because
they are hanging around me everyday, although I do intend to have a very positive impact on their
life, but because I will surround them with teammates that are good people. It stands to reason that
if you are surrounded with good people, people of character, then that will impact you in a positive
way. Clearly, the opposite is true as well. Our teams are recruited based in large part on an
individual’s character.
Go to class, get better, be a better person. Other than that, I don’t make promises.
WHAT ARE THE BIGGEST STRENGTHS OF THE BASKETBALL PROGRAM?
MARCOPULOS: Our commitment to the development of our players is easily our biggest strength.
Student-athletes in this program will be challenged to excel in the classroom as well as on the
basketball court. We make every effort to ensure that our players receive the best college
basketball experience possible.
WHERE DOES CABRILLO RATE AMONG COAST CONFERENCE CONTENDERS?
MARCOPULOS: Our conference is one of the best in the state. The Coast Conference South is
perennially advancing several teams deep into the post conference tournament championship. We
will contend for the conference championship. Winning it and advancing to the State Championship
is our only goal.
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Former Seahawks…
Where Are They Now?
The following is a list of players who played at Cabrillo under Coach Marcopulos
and have since gone on to play at 4-year institutions:
Player
Attended College / University
Cabrillo
Location
Level Current
Status
Joe Williams
2000-2002
Friends University
Wichita, KS
NAIA
2005 Graduate
Myree Bowden
2001-2002
University of the Pacific
Stockton, CA
Div. 1
2004 Graduate
Matt Towsley
2002-2003
Montana State University
Bozeman, MT
Div. 1
2005 Graduate
Tyler Williams
2000-2003
Utah State University
Logan, UT
Div. 1
2005 Graduate
Aaron Dawson
2002-2003
Whittier College
Whittier, CA
Div. 3
2005 Graduate
Demar Walton
2002-2003
CSU Monterey Bay
Seaside, CA
Div. 2
2005 Graduate
Dylan Marvin
2002-2004
Occidental College
Los Angeles, CA
Div. 3
2006 Graduate
Vince Inglima
2002-2004
Sonoma State University
Rohnert Park, CA
Div. 2
2006 Graduate
Brandon Schuyler 2002-2004
Sonoma State University
Rohnert Park, CA
Div. 2
2007 Graduate
Murphy Stewart
2003-2004
Bethany College
Scotts Valley, CA
NAIA
2006 Graduate
James Drake
2003-2004
Grand View College
Des Moines, IA
NAIA
2006 Graduate
Maurice Miller
2003-2005
Mesa State College
Grand Junction, CO Div. 2
2007 Graduate
Mateja Dicic
2004-2005
Seton Hill College
Greensburg, PA
NAIA
2007 Graduate
Ameer Ouf
2004-2005
Hannibal-La Grange College Hannibal, MO
NAIA
2007 Graduate
Joe Atang
2005-2007
Houston Baptist University
Houston ,TX
Div 1
2009 Graduate
Jason Cole
2006-2007
Hunter College
Manhattan, NY
Div. 3
2009 Graduate
Aaron Patterson
2005-2007
Minot State University
Minot, ND
NAIA
2008 Graduate
Chris Sharp
2006-2008
Chico State University
Chico, CA
Div. 2
Senior
Sidiki Straub
2006-2008
Mercer University
Atlanta, GA
Div. 1
2009 Graduate
Aaron Pearson
2006-2008
Mid-Continent University
Mayfield, KY
NAIA
2008 Graduate
Travess Armenta
2007-2009
Univ. of Northern Colorado
Greeley, Co
Div. 1
Senior
Kevin Konopelski
2007-2009
U.C. Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz, CA
Div. 3
Senior
Tony Gallo
2008-2010
Coppin State University
Baltimore, MD
Div. 1
Junior
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2010-2011
C A B R I L L O C O L L E G E S EAH AWKS
THE PLAYERS
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Cabrillo College Men's Basketball
2010-2011 Roster
#
NAME
POS. HT.
WT.
YR
HOMETOWN (Previous School)
3
Espy, Darrell
F
6’4”
190
Fr.
Lynwood, CA. (Dominquez H. S./ Norfolk St. Univ)
4
Boaz, Cody
G
6’2”
185
So.
Santa Cruz, CA (Santa Cruz H.S.)
5
English, Trevor
F
6’5”
190
Fr.
Reno, NV (Reno H.S.)
11
Short, Aaron
G
6’3”
200
Fr.
Reno, NV (North Valley H.S.)
12
Kamler, Reed
G
6’2”
190
So.
San Rafael, CA (San Rafael H.S./ UOP)
23
Velasquez, Tyler
G
5’11” 170
Fr.
Colorado Springs, CO (Doherty H.S.)
24
McCloyn, Stevie
G
5’10” 180
Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT (Taylorsville H.S)
25
Duran, Markus
G
6’1”
180
So.
Salt Lake City, UT (Murray H.S.)
33
Hall, Bert
C
6’6”
215
So.
Tehachapi, CA (Tehachapi H.S.)
34
Van Diest, Travis
C
6’8”
215
Fr.
Boise, ID (Rocky Mountain H.S.)
35
Johnston, Daniel
F
6’4”
200
So.
Aptos, CA (Aptos H.S.)
43
Searle, Justyn
C
6’9”
215
Fr.
Salt Lake City, UT (Kerns H.S.)
50
Witzig, Erik
F/C 6”3”
215
So.
Scotts Valley, CA (Scotts Valley H.S.)
Head Coach: Tony Marcopulos
(831) 479-6590
Assistant Coach: Rob Hoyt
(831) 479-5024
Director of Athletics: Dale Murray
(831) 479-6149
Head Athletic Trainer: Mark Ramsey
(831) 479-6448
Equipment Technician: Eric Gerlach
(831) 479-6592
Cabrillo Men's Basketball - 6500 Soquel Drive - Aptos, CA
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S OPHOMORES
#4
CODY BOAZ
6’-2” GUARD
SANTA CRUZ, CA.
SANTA CRUZ H.S.
#12
REED KAMLER
6’-2” GUARD
SAN RAFAEL, CA.
SAN RAFAEL H.S./ UOP
#25
MARKUS DURAN
6’-1” GUARD
SALT LAKE CITY, UT
MURRAY H.S.
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S OPHOMORES C ONTINUED
#33
BERT HALL
6’-6” CENTER
TEHACHAPI, CA.
TEHACHAPI H.S.
#35
DANIEL JOHNSTON
6’-4” FORWARD
APTOS, CA.
APTOS H.S.
#50
ERIK WITZIG
6’-3” FORWARD/CENTER
SCOTTS VALLEY, CA.
SCOTTS VALLEY H.S.
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F RESHMEN
#3
DARRELL ESPY
6’-4” FORWARD
LYNWOOD, CA.
DOMINQUEZ H.S./NORFOLK
STATE UNIVERSITY
#5
TREVOR ENGLISH
6’-5” FORWARD
RENO, NV.
RENO H.S.
#11
AARON SHORT
6’-3” GUARD
RENO, NV.
NORTH VALLEY H.S.
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F RESHMEN
#23
TYLER VELASQUEZ
5’-11” GUARD
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO.
DOHERTY H.S.
#24
STEVIE MCCLOYN
5’-10” GUARD
SALT LAKE CITY, UT.
TAYLORSVILLE H.S.
#34
TRAVIS VAN DIEST
6’-8” CENTER
BOISE, ID.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN H.S.
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F RESHMEN
#43
JUSTYN SEARLE
6’-9” CENTER
SALT LAKE CITY, UT.
KERNS H.S.
DID YOU KNOW...
*Former Seahawk Vince Inglima (02-04) went on to become a Div II All-American at
Sonoma State University and just concluded has playing career as a professional player
in Australia. Vince now is an assistant coach at Cal State University Monterey Bay.
*Former Seahawk Myree Bowden (01-02) played for the Harlem Globetrotters.
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A Look Back… All-Conference/All-State
Performers during the Marcopulos Era
2000-01
None
2001-02
Myree Bowden
1st Team All-Coast Conference (South)
2002-03
Matt Towsley
Vince Inglima
1st Team All-Coast Conference (South)
2nd Team All-Coast Conference (South)
2003-04
Maurice Miller
Vince Inglima
1st Team All-Coast Conference (South)
2nd Team All-Coast Conference (South)
2004-05
Maurice Miller
1st Team All-Coast Conference (South), 1st Team All-State
2005-06
Mike Scott
Kevin Dyess
Aaron Patterson
1st Team All-Coast Conference (South)
2nd Team All-Coast Conference (South)
2nd Team All-Coast Conference (South)
2006-07
Aaron Patterson
Chris Sharp
MVP Coast Conference (South), 1st Team All-State
2nd Team All-Coast Conference (South)
2007-08
Aaron Pearson
Chris Sharp
Denver Mack
Jared Wood
1st Team All-Coast Conference (South), 1st Team All-State
1st Team All-Coast Conference (South)
2nd Team All-Coast Conference (South)
Honorable Mention All-Coast Conference (South)
2008-09
Tony Gallo
Steve Williams
Pete Bernard
1st Team All-Coast Conference (South)
2nd Team All-Coast Conference (South)
Honorable Mention All-Coast Conference (South)
2009-10
Tony Gallo
Markus Duran
1st Team All-Coast Conference (South), Honorable Mention All-State
2nd Team All-Coast Conference (South)
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Season Recaps: The Marcopulos Era
2009-2010 SEASON
The Cabrillo College Men’s Basketball team finished the season with an overall record of 14-13 and a 2nd place
finish in the Coast Conference South Division with a 8-4 record. The Seahawks have either won the Conference
or come in second in each of the past four seasons. The Seahawks traveled to Consumnes River College
(Sacramento) for a first round playoff game and where beaten 95-83 to end their season.
Tony Gallo, (5’11”, G) Lynn Tech High School in Lynn, MA A transfer from Univ. Mass - Lowell, concluded an
outstanding career at Cabrillo. Two first team All-Coast Conference South selections and an All-State Honorable
mention selection. Scored over 1,000 points, led the Seahawks to two (2) 2nd place finishes. Graduated with an
AA degree from Cabrillo College and signed a National Letter of Intent to play at Coppin State University (Div. 1)
in Baltimore, MD.
Freshmen guard, Markus Duran (6’1”, G) Murray High School in Salt Lake City, UT, was selected 2nd team AllCoast Conference South and led the state of California in three point field goals made.
2008-2009 SEASON
The Seahawks finished the Coast Conference South in second place with a record of 8-4 and an overall record
of 17-14 for the season. The Seahawks have won the Coast Conference South Championship two of the past
three years and are looking to get back on track after falling short in 08-09. Three players where honored by
their selection to all-conference teams. Tony Gallo was named all-conference first team, while Steve Williams
was selected for all-conference second team. Pete Bernard was selected as Honorable Mention.
2007-2008 SEASON
For the first time in the history of Cabrillo College, the Men's Basketball team won the Coast Conference South
Championship. The Seahawks finished the season with a record of 22-9 overall, and a Coast Conference South
record of 11-1. At season's end, the Seahawks where ranked #7 in Northern California and #14 in the State.
Four players where honored by their selection to all-conference teams, and one was selected to all-state team.
Chris Sharp and Aaron Pearson where selected to All-Coast Conference South First Team, and Denver Mack
was selected as All-Coast Conference Second Team. Jared Wood was selected as Honorable Mention. In
addition, Aaron Pearson was selected All-State First Team.
2006-2007 SEASON
For the first time in school history the Cabrillo College Men’s Basketball team won the Coast Conference
Championship. The Seahawks finished the season with a 19-9 overall record and a 9-3 conference record. The
9-3 conference record earned the Seahawks a tie with Hartnell for a share of the Conference Championship.
Aaron Patterson was named the Conference MVP and First Team All-State. Chris Sharp was named to the
Second Team All-Conference with Aaron Pearson and Dom Dunham both earning Honorable Mention AllConference honors. The Seahawks were seeded 9th in Northern California and traveled to West Hills College in
Coalinga, CA for the first round playoff game. The Seahawks lost by two at the buzzer to end their history
making season.
2005-2006 SEASON
With an overall record of 14-14, Cabrillo finished the season with a record of .500 or better for the third-straight
year. Despite late season injuries, the Seahawks finished the season strong, winning 9 of their last 14
games. With a record of 7-5 in the very competitive Coast Conference South, Cabrillo earned a 3rd-place finish
behind only top-ranked West Valley College and #7 San Jose City College. A season-ending ankle injury to
point guard Jeff Scott was a critical blow in the middle of conference play. The Seahawks, who were tied for first
place at the time of his injury, were not able to maintain that same high level of play. Mike Scott, Jon
Fontenberry, and Aaron Patterson each earned All-Conference recognition. Once again the Seahawks were
one of the best defensive teams in the state, ranking 7th out of over 90 teams by allowing only 64.1 ppg.
2004-2005 SEASON
One of the Cabrillo basketball program's best seasons in a long time ended with the Seahawks having earned
17 victories, the most wins under Head Coach Tony Marcopulos. Cabrillo's winning percentage has improved in
each of the 5 seasons with Coach Marcopulos at the helm. For the 2nd time in 3 years the Cabrillo College
Seahawks played their way into the Nor Cal Regional finals before losing to top-ranked and eventual
undefeated state champion Fresno City College. The Seahawks finished the regular season ranked #10 in
Northern California and 20th in the state. Cabrillo finished 3rd in the extremely competitive Coast Conference
South.
Continued on next Page…...
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Season Recaps Continued: The Marcopulos Era
2003-2004 SEASON
For the first time in over a decade, the Seahawks finished the season with a winning record, 14 wins against
13 losses. However, budget cuts reduced the state tournament field from 64 participants statewide to only
32. The Seahawks would have been the 17th seed in Northern California and were therefore not included in
the field. This was the first time in Marcopulos' tenure that his team did not made the play-offs.
2002-2003 SEASON
The 2002-2003 season was a breakthrough season for the Seahawks. For the first time in California State
tournament history, the 28th seed advanced to the Regional Final as the Seahawks scored upset wins over
5th-seed Feather River College and 12th-seed Skyline College. The Seahawks finished with an overall
record of 15-18, the most Cabrillo wins since 1985. Their 62-55 win over San Jose City College was the first
victory over that school since 1970. All four sophomores continued their education and basketball careers at
four-year institutions. On the academic side, the team’s year-end GPA was 3.1.
2001-2002 SEASON
For the first time in school history the Seahawks made the playoffs in back-to-back seasons. The 17 wins in
the last two seasons are more wins than the previous 5 seasons combined. Myree Bowden, who was
selected First team All-Conference, was the first Cabrillo player to earn such honors in over 15
years. Bowden also signed with the University of the Pacific, the first Cabrillo College player to sign a
Division 1 scholarship in over 25 years.
2000-2001 SEASON
In his first campaign as head coach of the Seahawks, Coach Marcopulos was able to lead Cabrillo into the
playoffs for the first time since 1995. Cabrillo’s eight wins equaled the total number of wins during the
previous three seasons!
Want more information about Men’s Basketball?
Find out all the information on the program and players online by going to www.cabrillo.edu
then select “Athletics” at the bottom of the page. Navigate to Men’s Basketball and you will
find every important detail of the program from 2000 to the present including sponsors, team
records, action photos, the Coast Conference South current standings, rosters and so much
more!
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The Seventh Annual
Cabrillo Basketball Classic
December 3-4, 2010
Tournament History
PAST CHAMPIONS
PAST MVP AWARD WINNERS
2004
2004
Cabrillo College
Maurice Miller (Cabrillo)
2005
2005
De Anza College
Kurt Darrell (De Anza)
2006
2006
Cabrillo College
Aaron Patterson (Cabrillo)
2007
2007
Chabot College
Derrick Moseby (Chabot)
2008
2008
Butte College
Pavol Losonsky (Butte)
2009
2009
Butte College
Anthony Carter (Butte)
2010
?
2010
?
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The Seventh Annual
Cabrillo Basketball Classic
December 3-4, 2010
The Hospitality Room for Coaches, Staff and Officials is
sponsored by...
266 Mt. Herman Road
Scotts Valley
(831) 438-0742
1985 Main Street
Watsonville
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The Seventh Annual
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December 3-4, 2010
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The Seventh Annual
Cabrillo Basketball Classic
December 3-4, 2010
TEAM ROSTER FOR PORTERVILLE
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NON-CONFERENCE
OPPONENT ROSTERS
Nov. 12
Nov. 27
TEAM ROSTER FOR OHLONE
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NON-CONFERENCE
OPPONENT ROSTERS
Dec. 22
THE SEAHAWKS
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COAST CONFERENCE
OPPONENT ROSTERS
Jan. 12
Jan. 14
TEAM ROSTER FOR SAN JOSE CITY
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COAST CONFERENCE
OPPONENT ROSTERS
Jan. 21
Jan. 28
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COAST CONFERENCE
OPPONENT ROSTERS
Feb. 2
Feb. 11
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Cabrillo Men's Basketball
2010-2011 Schedule
DAY
Fri-Sun
DATE
Nov 5-7
OPPONENT
Ohlone College Tournament
SITE
Fremont
TIME
First Rd 1 pm
FRI
NOV 12
CHABOT COLLEGE
APTOS
7:00 PM
SAT
NOV 27
OHLONE COLLEGE
APTOS
(2PM OR 7PM)
FRI-SAT
DEC 3-4
CABRILLO COLLEGE TOURNAMENT
APTOS
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Fri-Sun
Dec 10-12
Skyline College Tournament
San Bruno
TBA
Fri
Dec 17
Skyline College
San Bruno
7:00 pm
WED
DEC 22
FOOTHILL COLLEGE
APTOS
7:00 PM
Tue-Thur
Dec 28-30
Chabot College Tournament
Hayward
TBA
Wed
Jan 5
Gavilan College*
Gilroy
7:00 pm
Fri
Jan 7
Monterey Peninsula College*#
Monterey
7:30 pm
WED
JAN 12
HARTNELL COLLEGE*#
APTOS
5:00 PM
FRI
JAN 14
SAN JOSE CITY COLLEGE*#
APTOS
7:00 PM
Wed
JAN 19
De Anza College*#
Cupertino
7:30 PM
FRI
JAN 21
WEST VALLEY COLLEGE*#
APTOS
7:00 PM
FRI
JAN 28
GAVILAN COLLEGE*#
APTOS
7:00 PM
WED
FEB 2
MONTEREY PENINSULA COLLEGE*# APTOS
5:00 PM
Fri
Feb 4
Hartnell College*#
Salinas
7:30 pm
Wed
Feb 9
San Jose City College*#
San Jose
7:30 pm
FRI
FEB 11
DE ANZA COLLEGE*#
APTOS
5:00 PMM5
Wed
Feb 16
West Valley College*
Saratoga
7:00 pm
Wed
Feb 23
Regional Playoffs: Play-in Game
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Fri/Sat
Feb 25-26
st
Regional Playoffs: 1 Round
nd
Wed
Mar 2
Regional Final: 2
Round
TBA
TBA
Sat
Mar 5
Regional Final: 3rd Round
TBA
TBA
Fri/Sun
Mar 11/13
State Playoff Final Four
Ventura, Ca.
TBA
BOLD/CAPS indicate Home Game
* indicates Coast Conference South game
# indicates double headers w/women
Cabrillo Men’s Basketball - 6500 Soquel Drive - Aptos, CA 95003
www.cabrillo.edu
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