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1 MEN S VOLLEYBALL CONTACT KYLEKUHLMAN Office Phone: kuhlman.137@osu.edu ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Assoc. AD for Athletics Communications... Dan Wallenberg Director...Leann Parker Associate Directors...Jerry Emig, Adam Widman Assistant Directors... Mike Basford, Kyle Kuhlman,... Alex Morando, Gary Petit, Brett Rybak Interns... Ashley Albertson, Ryan Zimmerman Web site... OhioStateBuckeyes.com Main Office Phone Men s Volleyball Contact... Kyle Kuhlman Office Phone Twitter...@BuckeyeKyle ... kuhlman.137@osu.edu Mailing Address... Fawcett Center, 6th Floor Olentangy River Road...Columbus, Ohio UNIVERSITY FACTS Location... Columbus, Ohio (pop. 1.7m) Founded Enrollment... 56,387 Nickname...Buckeyes Colors... Scarlet (PMS 200) and Gray (PMS 429) Mascot... Brutus Buckeye Director of Athletics...Eugene Smith President...Michael V. Drake, MD Faculty Representative... John Bruno Conference...Midwestern Intercollegiate... Volleyball Association (1968) THE MIVA CONFERENCE Follow the MIVA Conference at mivavolleyball.com. OHIO STATE MEN S VOLLEYBALL HISTORY First Year All-Time Record (Years) ,.703 (47) MIVA Record ,.790 (47) St. John Arena Record (Yrs) ,.831 (47) All-Americans different Buckeyes All-MIVA Selections MIVA Championships ( c-75c-76c c c-96c )...c indicates co-championship MIVA Tournament Championships...14 ( ) NCAA Championship Appearances...18 ( [Runner-up] [Runner-up] [Champion]) Facility/Capacity... St. John Arena/13,276 TEAM FACTS Head Coach... Pete Hanson, 31st year Alma Mater, Year...Ball State 79 Phone Number... (614) hanson.5@osu.edu Fax... (614) Record at Ohio State (Years) ,.648 (30) MIVA Record (Years) ,.751 (30) Career Record (M&W) (Years) ,.645 (31) Assistant...Tim Embaugh, 24th year Alma Mater, Year... Ohio State embaugh.1@osu.edu Assistant Coach... Sean Byron, eighth year Alma Mater, Year...Springfield College, byron.23@osu.edu Letterwinners Returning/Lost...10/6 Starters Returning/Lost... 6+libero/ Overall Record Conference Record Final Ranking AVCA Coaches Poll...NR MEMBERS OF THE MEDIA The Department of Athletics would like to take this opportunity to thank those members of the media who over the years have covered Buckeye volleyball. We have enjoyed working with you and look forward to doing so again during the 2014 season. This team guide has been prepared to assist you in your coverage of the Buckeyes. Every effort has been made to ensure both its accurateness and its thoroughness. Hopefully, this publication will allow you to glean more information about all aspects of the Ohio State volleyball program and The Ohio State University. This publication also contains important information relative to interviews with Ohio State players and coaches, as well as instructions for applying for credentials. Any questions in either area should be directed to Kyle Kuhlman at or kuhlman.137@osu.edu. Again, thank you for your coverage of Ohio State s 36 varsity teams. CREDENTIAL REQUESTS In order to qualify for a credential, an applicant must represent the recognized news organization requesting credentials. Please direct all credential requests to Kyle Kuhlman, assistant athletics communications director. requests to: kuhlman.137@osu.edu. Confirmation of your request will be made upon receipt. Credentials are for adult use only and are non-transferrable. WEB SITES Media credentials are issued only for individuals who are affiliated with web sites for national or regional television and news media organizations, e.g., USA Today Online, ESPN.com, etc., for institutions that are MIVA members, non-conference opponents and for the MIVA. The Ohio State University reserves the right to deny media credentials to any individual whose web site is not affiliated with an offical news gathering organization. CREDENTIAL PICK-UP Credentials may be picked up in the Athletics Communications office on the 6th floor of the Fawcett Center prior to the match. All remaining credentials will be placed at the media pass gate and will be available one hour prior to the beginning of the match. The media pass gate is located at the middle set of doors on the west side of St. John Arena in the walkway between the French Field House and St. John Arena. Proper identification is required to obtain credentials and they are not transferrable. ST. JOHN ARENA PRESS ROW Press seating in St. John Arena will be provided as needed. Tables will be placed in the south bleachers to accommodate the media needs with regards to print and radio. Visiting radio will be located in the south bleachers toward the west aisle behind the visiting team bench. Broadcast television will be set up in the north bleachers where cable run access is available to the northeast corner of St. John Arena. PHONE LINES Those members of the media wishing to order their own phone line can do so by calling University Phone Services at PHOTOGRAPHERS Photo credentials are issued to daily newspapers, wire services and special periodical publications. No flash photography is permitted and strobe use must be approved in advance. Photographers are required to stay behind the basketball outer court boundary on the north side and must be at the bleachers on the ends of the court. Please be alert as the entire court, up to the bleachers, is in the field of play. COACH AND PLAYER INTERVIEWS Media wishing to conduct coach and/or player interviews with the men s volleyball team should contact Kuhlman in the OSU Athletics Communications Office. Please call at least one day in advance to allow setup time. CONTENTS RosterSchedule...2 TV/Radio Roster...3 Player Profiles Coach Profiles Honors Team Records...18 Individual Records All-Time Roster All-Time Coaching Records...43 Results By Season All-Time Series Records...59 Results By Opponents Results By Opponents/Final AVCA Rankings...77 All-Time MIVA Championships...78 Ohio State in the NCAA Tournament...79 All-Time NCAA Championships

2 2015 ROSTER No. Name...Pos...Hgt...Cl... Hometown... High School (Previous School) 1 Aaron Samarin...L Fr... Clovis, Calif...Buchanan H.S. 2 Christian Franceschi...OH Jr... Oviedo, Fla...Bishop Moore H.S. (Pacific) 3 Peter Edwards...OH Jr... Walnut Creek, Calif... De La Salle H.S. (Pacific) 4 Driss Guessous...MB r-So... Pasadena, Calif... Loyola H.S. 5 Christy Blough... S So... Ontario, N.Y... McQuaid Jesuit H.S. 6 Michael Henchy...OH Sr... Ventura, Calif...Ventura H.S. 7 Gabirel Domecus...OH So... Vallejo, Calif... St. Patrick-St. Vincent H.S. 8 Marco Grasso... S Jr... Sao Paulo, Brazil... Colego Presbiteriano Mackenzie (Pacific) 9 Nicolas Szerszen...OPP Fr... Conflans Ste Hne, France...Lycee International 10 Ryan Genn...OPP So... Pleasanton, Calif...Amador Valley H.S. (Pacific) 11 Andrew Lutz...OPP r-sr... North Reading, Mass...St. John s Prep 12 Shawn Herron...MB r-sr... Nassau, N.Y...Columbia H.S. 13 Miles Johnson...OH So... Carlsbad, Calif... La Costa Canyon H.S. 14 Alex Judkins...OH r-So... Kaukauna, Wis...Kaukauna H.S. 15 Matt Dorn...MB So... San Diego, Calif...Westview H.S. (Pacific) 16 Matt Pohlman...OH r-Jr... Scottsdale, Ariz... Brophy Prep 17 Josh Tublin...L r-fr... Pittsburgh, Pa...Fox Chapel H.S. 18 Dustan Neary...MB Sr... Ventura, Calif... Ventura H.S. (Moonpark CC) 19 Blake Leeson...OPP Fr... Mequon, Wis...Homestead H.S. 20 Mitch Beal...OH Sr... Colorado Springs, Colo...Cheyenne Mountain H.S. (George Mason) 23 Nick Laffin...OH r-fr... Holbrook, N.Y...Sachem East H.S. Head Coach: Pete Hanson, 31st season (Ball State, 1979) Assistant Coach: Tim Embaugh, 24th season (Ohio State, 1990) Assistant Coach: Sean Byron, 8th season (Springfield College, 1993) Volunteer Coach: T.J. Read, 1st season Team Motivator: Malachi Revercomb 2015 OHIO STATE SCHEDULE JANUARY 2 Fri MCKENDREE...7 pm 3 Sat MCKENDREE...4 pm 6 Tues at Cal-Baptist pm 9 Fri at Hawaii... 1 am 9 Fri vs. UC Irvine pm 16 Fri LIMESTONE...7 pm 23 Fri GEORGE MASON...7 pm 25 Sun PFEIFFER...4 pm FEBRUARY 6 Fri QUINCY...7 pm 7 Sat LINDENWOOD...7 pm 11 Wed PENN STATE...7 pm 15 Sun ST. FRANCIS (PA)...4 pm 20 Fri at IPFW... 7 pm 21 Sat at Ball State... 7:30 pm 27 Fri at Grand Canyon... 8 pm 28 Sat at Grand Canyon... 8 pm MARCH 7 Sat at George Mason... 7 pm 13 Fri LEWIS...7 pm 14 Sat LOYOLA...7 pm 17 Tues PRINCETON...5 pm 20 Fri at St. Francis (Pa.)... 7 pm 21 Sat at Penn State... 7 pm 28 Sat ERSKINE...7 pm APRIL 3 Fri at Lindenwood... 8 pm 4 Sat at Quincy... 8 pm 9 Thur BALL STATE...7 pm 11 Sat IPFW...7 pm 17 Fri at Lewis... 8 pm 18 Sat at Lewis... 8 pm 24 Fri MIVA Quarterfinals... TBD 28 Tues MIVA Semifinals... TBD MAY 1 Fri MIVA Championship... TBD 5 Tues NCAA Play-In Match... TBD 7 Thur NCAA Semifinals... TBD 9 Sat NCAA Championships... TBD All dates and times subject to change. All times are listed in ET Home matches in BOLD CAPS played at St. John Arena 2

3 2015 OHIO STATE BUCKEYES 1 Aaron Samarin L, 6-0, So. Clovis, Calif. Buchanan H.S. 2 Christian Franceschi OH, 6-3, Jr. Oviedo, Fla. Bishop Moore H.S. University of the Pacific 3 Peter Edwards OH, 6-3, Jr. Walnut Creek, Calif. De La Salle H.S. University of the Pacific 4 Driss Guessous MB, 6-8, r-so. Pasadena, Calif. Loyola H.S. 5 Christy Blough S, 6-5, So. Ontario, N.Y. McQuaid Jesuit H.S. 6 Michael Henchy OH, 6-7, Sr. Ventura, Calif. Ventura H.S. 7 Gabriel Domecus OH, 6-3, So. Vallejo, Calif. St. Patrick-St. Vincent H.S. 8 Marco Grasso S, 6-1, Jr. Sao Paulo, Brazil Colego Presbiteriano Mackenzie University of the Pacific 9 Nicolas Szerszen OPP, 6-4, Fr. Conflans Ste Hne, France Lycee International 10 Ryan Genn OPP, 6-4, So. Pleasanton, Calif. Amador Valley H.S. University of the Pacific 11 Andrew Lutz OPP, 6-6, r-sr. North Reading, Mass. St. John s Prep 12 Shawn Herron MB, 6-9, r-sr. Nassau, N.Y. Columbia H.S. 13 Miles Johnson OH, 6-6, So. Carlsbad, Calif. La Costa Canyon H.S. 14 Alex Judkins OH, 6-6, r-so. Kaukauna, Wis. Kaukauna H.S. 15 Matt Dorn MB, 6-5, So. San Diego, Calif. Westview H.S. University of the Pacific 16 Matt Pohlman OH, 6-8, r-jr. Scottsdale, Ariz. Brophy Prep 17 Josh Tublin L, 5-10, r-fr. Pittsburgh, Pa. Fox Chapel H.S. 18 Dustan Neary MB, 6-6, Sr. Ventura, Calif. Ventura H.S. Moorpark CC 19 Blake Leeson OPP, 6-7, Fr. Mequon, Wis. Homestead H.S. 20 Mitch Beal OH, 6-4, Sr. Colorado Springs, Colo. Cheyenne Mountain H.S. George Mason University 23 Nick Laffin OH, 6-5, r-fr. Holbrook, N.Y. Sachem East H.S. Pete Hanson Head Coach 31st Season Ball State, 1979 Tim Embaugh Assistant Coach 24th Season Ohio State, 1993 Sean Byron Assistant Coach 8th Season Springfield College,

4 MEET THE BUCKEYES #1 - AARON SAMARIN L, 6-0, Fr., Clovis, Calif. #2 - CHRISTIAN FRANCESCHI OH, 6-3, Jr., Oviedo, Fla. Prior to Ohio State: Named a High School All-American by both Volleyball Magazine and the American Volleyball Coaches Association... listed in the Volleyball Magazine 2014 Boys Fab four-time all-conference and all-valley selection, leading Buchanan High School in digs four seasons straight... guided the Bears to a state championship as a freshman... excelled in the pool, too, as an all-conference water polo player and competing in the 100-meter breast stroke for the swimming squad... named the Senior Athlete of the Year for Buchanan High... also played for the Clovis Volleyball Club and the Central Cal Club. Personal: Son of Tim and Vicki Samarin... has an older brother, Daniel... mother, Vicki, played volleyball at Liberty University... father, Tim, played quarterback at Fresno City College... uncle, Mark Stanley, played football at Liberty (Sophomore Season; at Pacific): Played in all 27 matches and all but one set for the Tigers... ranked second on the squad with 207 kills (2.30/set) and 102 digs (1.13/set)... added 43 blocks (3s, 40a) to total 244 points on the season... racked up nine or more kills in 12 of 27 contests, including a season-high total of 17 versus BYU (Feb. 14) and season-best clip of 5.00/set against Stanford (Feb. 12) in back-toback matches... fired a pair of service aces three times and at least one ace in 11 matches (Freshman Season; at Pacific): Played in 48 sets for the Orange and Black, picking up 37 kills on 91 swings... added four service aces, 19 digs and eight blocks. Prior to Pacific: Listed as part of the 2012 Mizuno/Volleyball Boys Fab 50, which honors the top 50 senior boys youth talents in the United States... played in the 2011 USA Volleyball High Performance Championships, and was one of 31 players selected for the USAV program where he competed against players from around the world... led his team to the Florida High School Athletic Association Final Four all four seasons, winning the state championship in 2010 and earned All-League honors from , the Orlando Player of the Year in 2011 and 2012, Mr. Florida Volleyball Player of the Year from , Bishop Moore s Offensive Player of the Year in 2009 and 2010, and was the team MVP in 2011 and overall, his high school team posted a record while he recorded 1,446 total kills... four-year Honor Roll and member of the History, Science and English National Honor Societies. Personal: Son of Jorge and Jeanne Franceschi... older sister, Alexandra, was a standout on the volleyball court as well winning three Florida state championships at Lake Highland Preparatory School... majoring in mechanical engineering. 4

5 MEET THE BUCKEYES #3 - PETER EDWARDS OH, 6-3, Jr., Walnut Creek, Calif. #4 - DRISS GUESSOUS MB, 6-8, r-so., Pasadena, Calif (Sophomore Season; at Pacific): Played in all 27 matches, including 11 starts... accumulated 65 digs, 22 blocks, 10 service aces and 58 kills... accounted for 79 points on the season... put away 10 kills on 23 swings with just three errors (.304) versus BYU (Feb. 14)... got in on four block assists in a four-set win over UC-San Diego (Feb. 8) (Freshman Season; at Pacific): Played in all 28 matches, contributing eight digs, six service aces and four kills. Prior to Pacific: Second Team High School All-American in led De La Salle High School to a perfect 14-0 record in the Easy Bay Athletic League, and a 34-2 mark overall during All-America campaign... three-time all-league selection... pushed team to the Northern California State Finals in junior and senior seasons... team MVP as a sophomore. Personal: Son of Mark and Estella Edwards... has two brothers, Luke and Paulo... majoring in business. USA Volleyball: Represented the United States as a member of the Team USA squad that competed at the 2013 FIVB Men s U-21 World Championship in Turkey... member of goldmedal-winning Team USA at the 2012 Junior Continental Championships (Freshman Season): Placed on the AVCA All-America Second Team, the only freshman to earn All-American honors... recognized by the AVCA as the Newcomer of the Year as well... a First Team All-MIVA selection... MIVA Freshman of the Year... Off the Block/Springback, Inc. Freshman All-American... paced the MIVA and ranked third nationally with a.446 attack percentage, the 14th-best mark in school history... racked up 24 solo blocks to rank second in the MIVA for 2014 and top-10 all-time at Ohio State... his.90 blocks/set (7th), 2.56 kills/set (16th) and 3.10 points/set (16th) all slotted in the MIVA top totaled 93 blocks, 264 kills, and 28 digs while starting all 27 matches and playing in every set... named the MIVA Defensive Player of the Week (2/11) after stuffing 11 blocks (4s, 7a) in eight sets against Penn State (2/5) and Saint Francis (2/9)... posted double-digit kills in 13 contests, including 10 or more put-aways six times in a seven-match midseason stretch (2/5-3/5)... a MIVA Academic All-Conference, Academic All-Big Ten and Ohio State Scholar-Athlete honoree (Redshirt Season): Did not play... Ohio State Scholar-Athlete... MIVA Academic All-Conference. Prior to Ohio State: Played for coach Michael Boehle at Loyola High School... led team to state title in named a 2012 AVCA First Team All-American Mission Leage first team and CIF first team... finished senior season with 299 kills, 89 blocks and a.600 attack percentage... also played for the Manhattan Beach Surf Volleyball Club coached by John Beckwith USAV Junior National Championship silver medalist. Personal: Son of Loring Guessous and Amal Guessous... has an older sister, Kenza... majoring in physics 5

6 MEET THE BUCKEYES #5 - CHRISTY BLOUGH S, 6-5, So., Ontario, N.Y. #6 - MICHAEL HENCHY OH, 6-7, Sr., Ventura, Calif. USA Volleyball: Member of the bronze-medalwinning U.S. Junior National Team in the 2014 NORCECA U-21 Continental Championships in El Salvador... two-time team captain for the U.S. U-19 national team (2012, 2013)... led the squad to a third-place finish at the 2012 NORCECA Championships and qualified for the 2013 U-19 World Championships... finished 16th at the world event (Freshman Season): Named an Off the Block/Springback, Inc. Freshman All-American after setting up 886 assists in 22 matches played, including 21 starts... ranked in the top-10 nationally and fourth in the conference by averaging assists per set... also contributed 93 digs (1.13/set), 45 blocks (.55/set), 25 kills, nine aces and a.286 attack percentage... recorded a pair of doubles in a three-match span, notching 11 digs and 57 assists vs. Cal State Northridge (3/15) and 11 digs/49 assists at Ball State (3/22)... averaged a season-high assists in a four-set victory over Saint Francis (2/9)... scored seven points with four kills on five errorless swings and four blocks (2s, 2a) versus Quincy (3/28)... put up six blocks (2s, 4a) at George Mason (4/6)... tallied a flawless 4.0 GPA, earning MIVA Academic All-Conference and Ohio State Scholar- Athlete recognition. Prior to Ohio State: Three-year starter for coach Christopher Partis at McQuaid Jesuit High School... led his team to three-straight state titles (2010, 2011, 2012)... named 2013 AVCA First Team High School All-American Volleyball Magazine First Team All-American... named to the 2013 PrepVolleyball.com Fab 50 Seniors list Greater Rochester Player of the Year New York State Tournament most valuable player and 2012 All-State and Greater Rochester first team honoree... National Honor Society... also played for the Rochester Volleyball Club coached by Cal Wickens... member of the fifth-place finishing team at the U-16 national tournament. Personal: Son of Gary and Billie Sue Blough... has one sister, Bailey... majoring in biomedical engineering. USA Volleyball: Member of Team USA at 2012 Junior Continental Championships... helped guide the team to a gold medal (Junior Season): Started all 27 matches, totaling a team-high 171 digs... ranked second on the squad with 267 kills, 328 points and 19 service aces... also threw up 69 blocks (15s, 54a)... ranked in the MIVA top-20 with set averages of 1.71 digs, 2.67 kills, 3.3 points,.19 aces and.69 blocks... enters senior campaign with career clips of 1.57 digs/set and.19 aces/set, ranking 19th and 20th in school history... tabbed the MIVA Defensive Player of the Week after digging 21 balls in nine sets against IPFW (3/5) and Penn State (3/7)... notched four doubledoubles... tallied double-digit kills 13 times and 10 or more digs in five contests... connected on a pair of aces on five occasions... a MIVA Academic All-Conference, Academic All-Big Ten and Ohio State Scholar-Athlete honoree (Sophomore Season): Started in 25 matches for the Buckeyes at outside hitter, playing in kills for a 3.34 average attack percentage... totaled a career-high 24 kills and 19 digs against Grand Canyon (4/20)... had 20 kills in the 3-0 win over NJIT (2/1)... season-best.667 attack percentage ( ) at Lindenwood (1/26)... three double-doubles (kills/digs) on the season... double-digit kills in 15 matches this season... MIVA All-Conference First Team... MIVA Academic All-Conference... Ohio State Scholar-Athlete... Academic All-Big Ten... Big Ten Distinguished Scholar... Preseason All-MIVA selection... Outrigger Invitational All-Tournament Team (Freshman Season): Played in 21 matches... season-high 15 kills against Lewis in the MIVA Tournament title match (4/28) kills on the season for a 1.66 average... had 14 digs vs. IPFW (4/13)... averaged 1.16 digs per set... four double-digit kill matches... MIVA All-Tournament Team... Ohio State Scholar-Athlete... MIVA Academic All-Conference. Prior to Ohio State: Played two years of football and four of volleyball at Ventura High School varsity coach Mark Davis, coach Kim Adair and 2011 All-County and All-Channel League... two-time team Most Valuable Player All-Channel League MVP California Interscholastic Federation Division I Player of the Year All-American... also played for the Spectrum club coached by Chris Harger Junior National Championship bronze medalist JNC gold medalist and MVP. Personal: Son of Robert and Wendy Henchy... has one sister, Kathryn... communication major. 6

7 MEET THE BUCKEYES #7 - GABRIEL DOMECUS OH, 6-3, So., Vallejo, Calif. #8 - MARCO GRASSO S, 6-1, Jr., Sao Paulo, Brazil 2014 (Freshman Season): Played in all 27 matches, making five starts... ranked 18th in the MIVA averaging 1.56 digs per set... provided four double-digit dig efforts, including a dozen digs in back-to-back matches at Penn State (2/5) and vs. Saint Francis (2/9)... totaled 151 digs, 13 blocks (2s, 11a), 34 assists, 12 kills and three aces. Prior to Ohio State: Four-year letterwinner for Danette Domecus at St. Patrick-St. Vincent High School AVCA High School Senior All-America first team honoree... four-time All-Tri-County Athletic League first team honoree... led his squad to four consecutive league titles... captured three section championships... four-time team offensive Most Valuable Player... also played water polo for St. Patrick-St. Vincent First Team All-League and 2011 All-League second team... also played Seven years for the Diablo Valley Volleyball Club coached by Sean Stratton, Steve Siegman and Brian Fujinaga. Personal: Son of Steve and Danette Domecus... has three older siblings: Brian, Jackie and Hillary... father played basketball and mother played volleyball for San Francisco State... majoring in environmental science (Sophomore Season; at Pacific): Played in 21 matches, including 16 starts... dished out 458 assists while attacking at a.304 clip ( ) as a setter... added 86 digs, 35 blocks (4s, 31a) and four service aces... tallied 55 assists in a four-set win over UC-San Diego (Feb. 8)... added 11 digs versus UC-San Diego for a double-double... responsible for 7.5 points in season-opening victory against Cal State Northridge (Jan. 4) with four kills, four blocks (1s, 3a) and an ace (Freshman Season; at Pacific): Played in 21 matches, starting three... recorded 134 assists, 33 digs, five kills, four blocks and a pair of service aces. Prior to Pacific: Led his club teams to first place finishes at the 2009 Parana Cup, 2008 Olympic Center Cup and state championships in 2007 and team was state runner-up in Personal: Son of Mauro and Rejane Grasso... has two siblings; brother, Gianluca and sister, Anna Carolina... both parents played for the Brazilian National Team... majoring in civil engineering. #9 - NICOLAS SZERSZEN OPP, 6-4, Fr., Conflans Ste Hne, France Prior to Ohio State: Member of the French National Team pipeline, highlighted by playing on the U-19 World Championship team in the summer of competed for the U-21 squad in Spring Personal: Son of Jacek and Magdalena Szerszen... older sister, Anna, played volleyball at Ohio State ( ) and still ranks in the top-20 all-time for career kills and career points... father, Jacek, played in the top professional league in Poland... majoring in physics. #10 - RYAN GENN OPP, 6-4, So., Pleastanton, Calif (Freshman Season; at Pacific): Played in 20 matches and 47 sets for the Tigers... totaled 35 kills, 33 digs, 20 blocks (1s, 19a) and three aces on the season... put away five kills in a pair of three-set matches at UC Santa Barbara (Jan. 17) and California Baptist (Jan. 23)... seasonhigh six digs also came against California Baptist (2.00/set)... racked up eight points versus BYU (Feb. 14), bouncing four kills, two aces and getting in on four block assists. Prior to Pacific: Two-time First Team All-League selection at Amador Valley High School... named MVP as a senior... also earned Second Team All-East Bay Athletic League honors as a sophomore for coach Aaron Harper s Dons. Personal: Son of Tom and Joan Genn... has two older brothers, Sean and Mike... majoring in business. 7

8 MEET THE BUCKEYES #11 - ANDREW LUTZ OPP, 6-6, r-sr., North Reading, Mass. #12 - SHAWN HERRON MB, 6-9, r-sr., Nassau, N.Y (Junior Season): Voted to the All-MIVA Second Team for the second straight season while starting all 26 matches played... teamleading 3.59 kills/set and 4.10 points/set ranked 22nd and 27th nationally... those averages were slotted fourth and sixth, respectively, in the MIVA... took 846 attack attempts, the 16th highest total in school history... enters senior campaign ranking in OSU career top-15 with 3.55 kills/set and 4.08 points/set... racked up season totals of points, 352 kills, 139 digs, 56 blocks (13s, 43a) and 15 aces... named the MIVA Offensive Player of the Week three times... owner of two doubledoubles and a team-best 16 double-digit kills performances, including a trio of 20-plus kills efforts... also dug up 10 or more balls three times... earned MIVA Academic All-Conference, Academic All-Big Ten and Ohio State Scholar-Athlete honors (Sophomore Season): Played in 25 matches... totaled a career-best 20 kills and 41 attempts at Hawai i (1/10)... three double-doubles (kills/digs) on the season... set a career-high with six service aces against Quincy (4/12)... career-best five blocks at IPFW (3/23)... totaled four blocks on six occasions: Hawai i (1/10), at Saint Francis (1/20), Ball State (2/17), Penn State (3/16), at Loyola- Chicago (4/6), Quincy (4/13)... finished the season with 290 kills... averaged 3.49 kills per set... team-best 18 matches with double-digit kills... MIVA All-Conference Second Team (Freshman Season): Did not play... Ohio State Scholar- Athlete (Redshirt Season): NCAA Champions... MIVA Academic All- Conference... Ohio State Scholar-Athlete. Prior to Ohio State: Played three years for coach Andrew Viselli at St. John s Prep High School state champion... MVC Division 2 Player of the Year, Boston Globe Athlete of the Year, Boston Herald All-Scholastic and team captain as a senior... All-Conference and Boston Globe and Boston Herald All-Scholastic as a junior (Junior Season): Played in eight matches, making three starts... accumulated 18 kills (1.20/ set), 14 blocks (.93/set), three digs, an ace and an assist... responsible for 27.5 points... tallied 10 points versus Penn State (1/11), putting away eight kills and throwing up four block assists... terminated six of 11 errorless attacks for a.545 percentage at Hawai i (1/9)... a MIVA Academic All-Conference, Academic All-Big Ten and Ohio State Scholar-Athlete recipient (Sophomore Season): Played in 11 matches this season... season-high seven kills with a.667 (7-1-9) attack percentage against Lees-McRae (3/30)... finished with six kills and a.625 (6-1-8) attack percentage against Mount Olive (3/29)... career-high two service aces at Grand Canyon (3/8)... MIVA Academic All-Conference... Ohio State Scholar-Athlete... Academic All-Big Ten (Freshman Season): Played in 18 matches... season-high 11 kills at Quincy (3/24)... notched a.714 attack percentage against the Hawks with 11 kills on 14 attempts and had 13 points in the match... totaled a career-best five blocks vs. Mount Olive (2/4)... Ohio State Scholar-Athlete... MIVA Academic All-Conference... Academic All-Big Ten (Redshirt Season): NCAA Champions... Ohio State Scholar- Athlete. Prior to Ohio State: Played three years at Columbia High School as a middle and outside hitter... also played for the Lakeside Volleyball Club coached by Melissa Armstrong. Personal: Son of Bruce and Cyndi Herron... has one sister, Elaine... majoring in neuroscience. Personal: Son of James and Susan Lutz... has three brothers, Brendan, Chris and Brian... majoring in health promotion, nutrition and exercise science. 8

9 MEET THE BUCKEYES #13 - MILES JOHNSON OH, 6-6, So., Carlsbad, Calif. #14 - ALEX JUDKINS OH, 6-6, r-so., Kaukauna, Wis (Freshman Season): Played in all 27 matches, making 21 starts... led the team with 22 service aces and ranked 17th in the MIVA with.22 aces per set... totaled 196 kills (2.00/ set), 136 digs (1.39/set) and 30 blocks (.31/set)... recorded a double-double at Long Beach State (3/14) with 11 kills and 11 digs... reached double digits in kills nine times and in digs twice... accounted for 10 or more points in 13 of 14 matches from Feb. 5-Mar. 28 with 9.5 points in the other contest... a MIVA Academic All-Conference and Ohio State Scholar-Athlete honoree. Prior to Ohio State: Two-year starter for coach Mark Brubaker at La Costa Canyon High School... two-time All-CIF (California Interscholastic Federation) first team selection... guided team to the 2013 CIF title... squad finished second in the state in team s Most Valuable Player honoree... first team Union Tribune and All-San Diego... also played for the Coast Volleyball Club coached by Ted Summer-Torres and Travis Lee... earned the bronze medal at the 2013 Junior Nationals. Personal: Son of Chad Johnson and Lisa Zeno... has two sisters, Hannah and Stella (Freshman Season): Played in 15 matches, including a start versus IPFW (4/4)... totaled 16 kills, 16 digs, four aces, two blocks and two assists... burst out for 14 points against Harvard (3/18), killing 13 balls and putting up a pair of block assists... added eight digs in the Harvard match... excelled in serve receive, successfully passing 40 of 41 (.975) serves (Redshirt Season): Did not play. Prior to Ohio State: Three-year starter at Kaukauna High School... two-time All-State first team honoree ( , )... led team to a state runner-up finish at the conclusion of the season... Post-Crescent Player of the Year ( , )... team Most Valuable Player ( , )... also played for the Wisconsin Volleyball Academy coached by Mike Voigt. Personal: Son of Dennis and Gail Judkins... has two older brothers, Dan and Domenic Judkins... majoring in environment, economy, development and sustainability. #15 - MATT DORN MB, 6-5, So., San Diego, Calif (Freshman Season; at Pacific): Played in 16 matches and 42 sets for the Tigers, accumulating 62.5 points on 43 kills and 34 blocks (5s, 29a)... attacked at a.281 clip ( ) for the season... put away nine of 16 errorless swings (.562) in a three-setter at BYU (Jan. 25)... sent back six block assists versus UC San Diego (Feb. 8). Personal: Son of Jonathan and Lisa Dorn... has two younger sisters, Lexi and Tori... majoring in mechanical engineering. #16 - MATT POHLMAN OH, 6-8, r-jr., Scottsdale, Ariz (Sophomore Season): Did not see game action (Freshman Season): Played in six matches... earned first start vs. Penn State (1/12)... had five kills with one dig and one block against the Nittany Lions... totaled three kills and had one dig against Lees-McRae (3/30) (Redshirt Season): Did not play. Prior to Ohio State: Played four years for coach Tony Oldani at Brophy College Prep High School... Brophy College Prep Offensive Player of the Year All-State second team... played club ball for coach Kyle Brainard and the Arizona Fear Club Arizona Region 18s runners-up Arizona Region champions. Personal: Son of Timothy and Susan Pohlman... has one sister, Katie... majoring in sport industry. 9

10 MEET THE BUCKEYES #17 - JOSH TUBLIN L, 5-10, r-fr., Pittsburgh, Pa. #18 - DUSTAN NEARY MB, 6-6, Sr., Ventura, Calif. USA Volleyball: Member of the 2010 and 2011 A1 National Boy s Select team... was a part of the 2012 National Boy s Youth squad (Redshirt Season): Earned MIVA Academic All-Conference honors... practiced with team... an Ohio State Scholar-Athlete. Prior to Ohio State: Three-year letterwinner for coach Phil O Keefe at Fox Chapel Area High School All- WPIAL first team honoree... two-time all-section first team award winner (2012, 2013) All-WPIAL second team... two-time team captain... also a two-year letterwinner in soccer... Fox Chapel Scholar Athlete... finished with high academic honors also played for the Pittsburgh Volleyball Club coached by Dan Long... member of the U-15 team that finished fourth at nationals in Personal: Son of Mitchell Tublin and Mary Davitt... has two brothers, Daniel and Andrew... Daniel is a member of the Stanford men s volleyball team... majoring in biomedical engineering (Junior Season): Played in 26 matches, including 24 starts... ranked 13th in the MIVA by averaging.82 blocks per set... posted season totals of 163 points (1.66/set), 114 kills (1.16/ set), a.423 attack percentage, 81 blocks (.83/ set), 23 digs and five aces... earned the MIVA Defensive Player of the Week award after posting 12 blocks and four digs in nine sets against IPFW (4/4) and George Mason (4/6)... was a force offensively versus IPFW as well, putting away eight of 11 errorless attacks (.727) for a dozen total points... hit.769 at Long Beach State (3/14), terminating 11 of 13 swings with a lone error. Moonpark Community College: Played two seasons at Moorpark Community College under Steve Burkhart All-WSC first team All-WSC second team... led the state during sophomore season in solo blocks (44) and aces (22). Prior to Moonpark Community College: Three-year letterwinner for coach Kim Adair at Ventura High School... two-time All-League first team... two-year starter at middle blocker... also played two years of basketball for Dan Larson... member of the 2011 CIF Division II AA Championship team... played for the Santa Monica Beach Volleyball Club coached by Aron Wong... led team to a silver medal at the 2011 Junior Nationals. Personal: Son of Robert and Martha Neary... has two brothers - Connor and Michael... majoring in communication. 10

11 MEET THE BUCKEYES #19 - BLAKE LEESON OPP, 6-7, Fr., Mequon, Wis. #20 - MITCH BEAL OH, 6-4, Sr., Colorado Sprigs, Colo. the open division. Prior to Ohio State: Two-time first team allconference, honorable mention All-Wisconsin and team captain for Homestead High School... also competed on the track & field team, placing third in the high jump at the 2014 Wisconsin state championships... qualified for the state championships in triple jump as well... played club ball for the Milwaukee Volleyball Club in , notching a fifth place showing at Nationals in Personal: Son of Gregg and Patty Leeson... has two older brothers, Bailey and Brett... undecided on a major. USA Volleyball: Member of the USA Boys Global Challenge team that competed in Europe in the summer of named to the USA Boys Youth Continental team in (Junior Season): Saw action against Saint Francis (2/9) (Sophomore Season): Saw playing time for the Buckeyes vs. Lees-McRae (3/30)... had a kill and three digs in the win (Freshman Season; at George Mason): Played in four matches... had a block assist in the Patriots 3-0 win over Princeton (3/10). Prior to George Mason: Four-year starter for coach Takuya Naito at Cheyenne Mountain High School... three-time All-State honoree... compiled over 900 kills and 400 blocks in his career... also played for the Front Range Volleyball Club coached by Brett Ammerman and John Archer. Personal: Son of Doug and Nonie Beal... has a younger sister, Maddie... father, Doug, coached the Ohio State men s volleyball team from and was named head coach of the USA Men s National team in Doug also guided Team USA to its first-ever gold medal at the 1984 Olympics... Doug is currently the CEO of USA Volleyball... he was inducted into the Ohio State Athletics Hall of Fame in majoring in communication. #23 - NICK LAFFIN OH, 6-5, r-fr., Holbrook, N.Y (Redshirt Season): Practiced with team. Prior to Ohio State: Played two years of varsity volleyball for coach Bill Kropp at Sachem East High School... two-time All-Conference selection... named 2012 All-County and All-Long Island... was team captain and team MVP his senior season All-County tournament team... also played for the Long Island Volleyball Club. Personal: Son of Tim Laffin and Dawn Laffin... has an older sister, Meghan... mother, Dawn, played basketball at Principia College and spent time after graduation in Denmark playing and coaching... sister, Meghan, played collegiate volleyball for Coastal Carolina... majoring in business. 11

12 HEAD COACH PETE HANSON Pete Hanson has served as the Ohio State head men s volleyball coach for the last 30 seasons. He is the eighth head coach in program history. In three decades at Ohio State, the Flint, Mich., native has posted an overall record of (.648) and (.751) clip in Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association (MIVA) matches. Hanson has been named the National Coach of the Year three times. Volleyball Magazine tabbed him as such in 1998 and the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) did so in 2000 before both organizations selected him as the Coach of the Year following Ohio State s 2011 NCAA Championship. The Buckeye national title in 11 concluded with a five-set victory over UC Santa Barbara. Ohio State went 26-6 and captured the MIVA regular season championship as well that season. Hanson has guided the Buckeyes to 15 MIVA regular season titles overall and made 10 NCAA semifinal appearances. He has been voted the MIVA Coach of the Year 11 times throughout his career. Hanson s squads have racked up 20-or-more wins in 18 of 30 seasons. The Buckeyes have also swept through an undefeated home slate six times under the tutelage of Hanson. FULL NAME: Peter Lawrence Hanson BORN: Dec. 10, 1956 in Flint, Mich. HOMETOWN: Flint, Mich. HIGH SCHOOL: Flint Northwestern ALMA MATER: Ball State 79 FAMILY: Wife, Marianne; sons John and Phillip PLAYING CAREER: Kellogg Community College, ; National Junior College Athletic Association Championship (1976, 77), NJCAA All-American (1976); Ball State University, ; Midwest Intercollegiate Volleyball Association Championship (1979); Fourth at NCAA Championship (1979) COACHING CAREER: Assistant Coach (Men), Ball State (1979); Assistant Coach (Women), Wyoming ( ), Head Coach (Women), Wyoming (1982); Head Coach (Men), Ohio State (1985-present) COACHING ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Volleyball Magazine Coach of the Year (1998, 2011); American Volleyball Coaches Association Coach of the Year (2000, 2011); 11-time Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Coaches Association Coach of the Year (1988, 93, 96, 98, 2000, 04, 07, 08, 09, 10(co), 11); 15 MIVA Championships (1986, 87, 93(co), 95(co), 96(co), 98, 99(co), 2000, 04, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12 (co)); 10 NCAA appearances (1986, 87, 93, 2000, 01, 05, 08, 09, 10, 11); NCAA Runner-up (2000); NCAA Champion (2011). Ohio State strung together five consecutive MIVA crowns from The five-year tear ending in a 2011 national championship came with a combined winning percentage of.743 (107-37). Prior to Ohio State, Hanson served two seasons as assistant coach for the University of Wyoming women s volleyball team before becoming the program s head coach in His college career began at Kellogg Community College in Michigan, which he attended for two years. At Kellogg C.C., his team won the National Junior College Athletic Association Championships in 1976 and During the 1976 season he was selected to the N.J.C.A.A. All-America Team. In 1977, he played on the United States team that competed against the Suntory Volleyball Club from Japan and toured across the United States, playing a team from the People s Republic of China. USA VOLLEYBALL: Assistant Coach National Sports Festival (1986); Assistant Coach Olympic Sports Festival (1987); Assistant Coach National Elite Junior Training Camp (1988); Head Coach Olympic Sports Festival (1989); Assistant Coach USA Men s B Team (1994, 95); Assisted US Men s Olympic team in Atlanta (1996); Assistant Coach World University Games in China (2011), Head Coach Junior Continental Championships (2012), Head Coach Men s U-21 World Championship (2013) Hanson then transferred to Ball State University, where he played during the 1978 and 1979 seasons, winning the Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association Championship in 1979 and finishing fourth in the NCAA Championships. In both years he was named an All-MIVA selection and was selected as the Most Valuable Player for Ball State. After graduating in 1979 with a degree in natural resources and geology, he stayed at Ball State the next year, serving as an assistant coach. In recent years Hanson has been honored with his selection to various regional and national coaching positions. He was an assistant coach for the 1986 National Sports Festival. The next summer he was the assistant coach at the Olympic Sports Festival for the gold medalist North team. Three of his players participated on teams in the festival. In 1988, he was an assistant coach at the National Elite Junior Training Camp. The following year he worked as the head coach of the East squad at the Olympic Sports Festival. He was an assistant coach for the USA Men s B Team during the summers of 1994 and Hanson assisted the United States Men s Olympic team in Atlanta in He was an assistant coach for the USA team at the World University Games, held in China, in

13 HEAD COACH PETE HANSON HANSON S OHIO STATE CAREER RECORD MIVA NCAA NCAA Year School Won Lost Pct. Finish Won Lost Finish 1985 Ohio State nd Ohio State st 0 2 4th 1987 Ohio State st 0 2 4th 1988 Ohio State nd Ohio State nd Ohio State rd Ohio State rd Ohio State rd Ohio State T1st 0 2 4th 1994 Ohio State rd Ohio State T1st Ohio State T1st Ohio State th Ohio State st Ohio State T1st Ohio State st 1 1 2nd 2001 Ohio State T2nd 0 1 Semifinalist 2002 Ohio State rd Ohio State T3rd Ohio State st Ohio State nd 0 1 Semifinalist 2006 Ohio State th Ohio State st Ohio State st 0 1 Semifinalist 2009 Ohio State st 0 1 Semifinalist 2010 Ohio State st 0 1 Semifinalist 2011 Ohio State st 2 0 Champion 2012 Ohio State T1st Ohio State T3rd Ohio State th Totals

14 ASSISTANT COACHES TIM EMBAUGH 24th Season (Ohio State, 1990) SEAN BYRON Eighth Season (Springfield College, 1993) Tim Embaugh is in his 24th year as assistant coach for the Ohio state men s volleyball progam. He served as a student assistant in 1990, and lettered three years ( ) as an outside hitter for the Buckeyes. He has been a part of 13 Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association championships, including a run of five straight outright titles from The 2011 campaign came to a crescendo when Embaugh and the Buckeyes captured the NCAA Championship. In 23 seasons with Embaugh on staff, Ohio State has posted an overall record of (.699). Embaugh is originally from Canton Ohio, but grew up overseas in Indonesia where he began his volleyball career. A provincial championship and a trip to the Indonesian Junior Olympics led him to seek even higher levels of competition, which he found at the NCAA Division I level. Embaugh comes from a family of three brothers and one sister. His parents were missionaries in Indonesia for 24 years. In addition to his collegiate coaching experience, Embaugh was invited to be a coach for the 1997 USA Volleyball 16-andunder boys developmental camp. Afterwards, he was selected to be the Head of Delegation for the USA Boy s Junior National team which competed in a four-nation tournament in Sicily. During the summer of 1998, he was selected as an assistant coach for the USA Boy s Youth National team which competed in the Dominican Republic, where he also served as the Head of Delegation. During the 1999 summer months, Embaugh was a staff member of the USA Boys Youth National Team. Sean Byron is in his eighth season as an assistant coach for the Ohio State men s volleyball program, serving primarily as the offensive and recruiting coordinator. He has two national championships to his credit--one as a head coach and one as an assistant coach--in addition to accumulating over 500 victories during his time on the sidelines. Coach Byron has coached just shy of 1,000 career matches at the high school, collegiate, and international level. During his time in Columbus, the Buckeyes have compiled a (.672) record, won five of seven MIVA regular season titles, 4 MIVA tournament titles, and captured the NCAA championship in He coached six AVCA All-Americans (three First and three Second Team), as well as the 2014 Newcomer of the Year winner, Driss Guessous. He coached 10 Second-Team All-MIVA league selections, 17 First-Team All-MIVA selections and 4 MIVA Players of the Year since Coach Byron has invested much time with USA Volleyball in various roles, including head coach, team leader, and assistant coach. He coached qualifying teams for three World Championship Tournaments (2013 Izmir Turkey, 2009 Venice Italy, and 1998 Dominican Republic) for the U-19 and U-21 divisions. He served as an assistant coach in the World University games in 2005 and the Pan American Cup in Prior to Ohio State, Byron spent 8 years (15 seasons) in the unique position of men s and women s volleyball coach at Rutgers University-Newark. His teams at Rutgers-Newark qualified for NJAC and EIVA playoffs 14/15 seasons and he compiled a (.508) record. Before his time at Rutgers-Newark, he coached three seasons at East Stroudsburg University (PA). 14 He began his coaching career at his alma mater in Springfield Massachusetts as a member of the teaching faculty and head men s volleyball coach. In his first season as a head coach at Springfield, Byron s team won the Molten DIII National Championship, and in two seasons his teams were (.632). Prior to Rutgers-Newark he coached three seasons at East Stroudsburg University (PA). Byron also teaches National Certification courses for aspiring club, high school, and college coaches through USA Volleyball s Coaching Accreditation Program (C.A.P.) as an esteemed member of USA s teaching CADRE. He is an accomplished writer, having written journal articles and contributing a chapter on setting for Volleyball Skills and Drills, an all-encompassing master skills book developed by the American Volleyball Coaches Association. Additionally, Byron was the subject of Coaching Volleyball s feature story in the May/June 2003 issue. Byron holds both Bachelor (1993) and Master (1999) degrees in Physical Education from Springfield College. As an undergraduate, Byron started as an outside hitter on the volleyball team and served as co-captain his senior year. He is married to Julie Byron and they have two daughters, Grace (age 10) and Calleigh (age 7). They live in Westerville, Ohio with their dog, Chloe.

15 OSU ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME Aja, Angel Beal, Doug Berzins, Aldis Dumpis, Andy Waldie, Marc BIG TEN MEDAL OF HONOR Aja, Angel Kehoe, Steven Mathews, Daniel Spitznagle, Adam OSU MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Kehoe, Steven VERIZON ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT IV AT-LARGE SELECTION Lehman, Greg nd team OLYMPIANS (PLAYERS) Berzins, Aldis Los Angeles Waldie, Marc Los Angeles Duwelius, Rich Los Angeles OLYMPIANS (HEAD COACHES) *Beal, Doug Los Angeles Sydney Athens ^Liskeyvch, Terry Atlanta *Men, ^Women OLYMPIANS (ASSISTANT COACHES) ^Berzins, Aldis Atlanta ^Women WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES McMillan, Colin Olree, Pieter NCAA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS Aja, Angel Berzins, Aldis , 78 Buckingham, Mike Dumpis, Andy Fernandez, Edwin Fash, Chris Greaves, Mark Kehoe, Steven Klanac, John McMillan, Colin Sangrey, Shawn Waldie, Marc , 76, 77 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER Kehoe, Steven USVBA ALL-AMERICANS Beal, Doug...2nd team AVCA ALL-AMERICANS Aja, Angel st team nd team Esteves, Rene nd team nd team st team HONORS Greaves, Mark nd team Guessous, Driss nd team Kehoe, Steven nd team st team Mathews, Daniel st team st team Olree, Peter nd team Sangrey, Shawn nd team st team VOLLEYBALL MAGAZINE ALL-AMERICANS Aja, Angel nd team st team Anderson, Brennan rd team Berzins, Aldis st team st team Berzins, Mik rd team Collier, Shelton nd team Dumpis, Andy nd team nd team Esteves, Rene Hon. Mention st team Fash, Chris rd team Greaves, Mark st team Guessous, Driss rd team Kehoe, Steven nd team Koterba, Jeff rd team McMillan, Colin rd team Mathews, Daniel nd team st team st team Olree, Pieter Hon. Mention st team Sangrey, Shawn nd team st team Spitznagle, Adam rd team Waldie, Marc st team VOLLEYBALL MAGAZINE ALL-AMERICANS - SPECIAL MENTION Versen, Brett VOLLEYBALL MONTHLY ALL-AMERICANS Edinger, Mark rd team rd team Fernandez, Edwin nd team nd team Hoff, Tom rd team Hurst, Jeff rd team VOLLEYBALL MAGAZINE FRESHMEN ALL-AMERICA TEAM Yunker, Jon Bengoa, Jose Aja, Angel ALL-MIVA SELECTIONS Aja, Angel nd team st team st team st team Albertson, John st team st team nd team Anderson, Brennan st team Beal, Doug st team Benecke, Dave st team Bengoa, Jose st team st team st team Berzins, Aldis st team st team st team Berzins, Mik nd team st team Brown, Don nd team st team st team Brun, Tom st team st team Buckingham, Mike st team st team st team Burton, Rob st team Circenis, Pete st team Cole, Andy nd team nd team nd team Collier, Shelton st team st team st team Collins, Dave nd team Collins, Ralph st team nd team Cooper, Scott st team st team Dreven, Layne st team st team Dunbar, Al st team Dumpis, Andy st team st team st team Dumpis, Pete st team Duwelius, Rich st team Edinger, Mark st team st team st team Esteves, Rene st team st team st team Fernandez, Edwin st team st team Fash, Chris nd team st team Forster, Craig st team st team st team Frette, Dave st team st team Gaines, Tony st team Geibel, Craig st team Greaves, Mark st team Grinvalds, Karl st team st team Guessous, Driss st team Hecht, Jim nd team Heine, Kevin nd team st team Heinen, Peter nd team Henchy, Michael st team Hill, Todd rd team 15