Final Four
Congratulations to the 2013-2014
Panther Men’s Basketball
Roderick Evans-Taylor
Breejae Flonnoy
Chris Fowler
Godfrey Freeman
John Gilliam
Cassie Hough
Adom Jacko
Mufaro Murinda
Jeff Nibo
Julian Nichols
Devyn Sampson
Pape Atoumane Seck
Tyler Shea
Andre Wilson
Head Coach: Jeff Klein
Assistant Coaches: Jon Keller, Prentice Harris & Mark Borgeson
Team Manager: Jonathan Briones
Dr. Henry Shannon
| President’s Welcome
Welcome to the 2014-15 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 13 years Jeff Klein has coached the Chaffey Hustlin’ Panthers, the team has had five Foothill Conference titles and twelve playoff
appearances. Last season, Coach Klein took his team of young men all the way to the state championships. Eight sophomores from that
team have transferred to 4-year colleges where they are continuing their academic and athletic pursuits.
The Panthers welcome rookie head coach Tasha Bunett to the Chaffey College family. Coach Burnett comes to us having coached at the
Division I and II levels. A California community college alum, Coach Burnett brings a wealth of personal experience to our players as
they complete their education here at Chaffey and transfer to the 4-year level. We look forward to seeing her build the program into one
of the finest in the state.
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 studentathletes will take with them the high standards the Chaffey College coaching staff has instilled in them, making their families and our
college proud.
Dr. Cory Schwartz
| Dean’s Welcome
Panther Basketball is always an exciting time at Chaffey College, providing our students, faculty and loyal fans with exciting athletic
action throughout the winter season. Last year, we cheered Coach Jeff Klein’s squad all the way to the Final Four in their quest for the
college’s first state basketball championship. This year is already looking like an equally impressive season with the Panthers competing
in regional tournaments prior to the start of the conference season.
This season we welcome Coach Tasha Burnett to the helm of Lady Panther Basketball. Coach Burnett has assembled a young team that is
learning skills both on and off the court that will make them successful this season and beyond.
Last year, the Panthers transferred ten student-athletes onto 4-year colleges throughout the U.S. and North America. We are proud of our
alumni Panthers and look forward to following their progress as they continue their higher education.
Please join me in the Sports Center this season as we cheer on both Panther teams. Thank you for your continued support of Chaffey
College Athletics.
Jeff Klein
| Athletic Director’s Welcome
Welcome to the 2014-15 season of Panther Basketball. This is my 14th season leading the Chaffey Hustlin’ Panthers on the hardwood and
my first in the dual role as the college’s athletic director. In my 13 years here, Panther Basketball has advanced to postseason play an
impressive 12 times including back-to-back trips to the state championships. This year’s team is looking to play up to their full potential
and make a deep playoff run.
Coach Burnett begins her first season with the Panthers. In the fall, the college hosted the 4th Annual Panther Pride Tournament with
teams from throughout the state. As always, the race to the conference championship will be an exciting one. Coach Burnett has put
together an excellent coaching staff. Newcomers Unique Anderson and Abina Lewis will be joined by former player and returning coach
Keisha Mackall.
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
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For season schedules, updated scores, game photos,
player and alumni information, stats and more.
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Table of Contents
CHP Season Outlook...................2
Men’s Coaches .......................3-4
Men’s Roster ...........................5
Men’s Bios ............................6-9
Men’s Alumni......................10-11
Athletic Training ......................12
Academics .............................13
Men’s Schedule .......................14
Women’s Schedule ...................15
Women’s Coaches ................16-17
Women’s Roster ......................18
Women’s Bios .....................19-22
Women’s Alumni......................23
Media Information....................24
Panther Support Staff ................25
Spirit Squad ...........................26
Spring Athletic Schedules...........27
MEN’S BASKETBALL
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Klein believes thirteenth playoff appearance is possible with this young squad.
THE PAST
The CHP starts the 2014-15 as the only men's basketball team in the
state to have advanced to the Final Four the last two years. This year’s
team is on a mission to accomplish that and more. The 2013-14 squad
had eight of its nine sophomores receive scholarships to four-year
universities. Combine that with the six sophomores from 2012-13, and
there are currently 12 CHP alum playing this year while two are
redshirting -- including four at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver-known as the "Stanford of Canada." This does not happen without a
heavy emphasis put on success both in the classroom and on the
basketball court.
The CHP has accumulated a 303-112 record during Coach Klein’s
tenure at Chaffey. This includes: 1) playoff appearances in 12 of their
13 seasons; 2) Five Foothill Conference titles; 3) Two Final Four
appearances; and 4) one State Championship Game appearance.
Equally impressive is the 68 players (an average of over five a year)
who have received scholarships to play at four-year universities.
Thirteen players have also played professionally either here in the
United States or abroad.
THE PRESENT: WE DON'T REBUILD AT
CHAFFEY-- WE RELOAD.
Losing nine sophomores is something not a lot of programs could
handle and still have the high expectations that are expected of this
year's team. This comes from the tireless efforts of all those involved
in the basketball program from recruiting highly talented players, to
success in the classroom, to having young men mature both physically
and mentally. High expectations are part of what attracts these studentathletes and their families to become part of the CHP family. Getting
better every day in all aspects is an expectation of every Chaffey
player in the program.
The CHP returns only three players who have played for the Panthers
before. Carl Robinson returns after grey shirting last season. Breejae
Flonnoy and Mufaro Murinda also return from last year’s team.
POINT GUARD
#4 Breejae Flonnoy
#10 Brandon Shaw
#12 Victor Joseph
#24 Carl Robinson
#30 Mateu Vilakazi
As usual, the point guard position is one of the strengths of the
Panthers. Carl Robinson was a major contributor to the team that lost
in the State championship game two years ago. Breejae Flonnoy was a
major contributor in the playoffs last year. Both Carl and Breejae
bring experience and an ability to break guys down off the dribble.
Victor Joseph was an ALL-CIF point guard who can score with his
deadly 3-point shot or off the dribble. Mateu Vilakazi and Brandon
Shaw were solid performers on very good high school teams and hope
to contribute off the bench.
WINGS
#1 LJ Harris
#2 Brandon Franklin
#11 Marciano Rogers
#14 Donavan Taylor
#22 Kenny Truesdelle
#25 Mufaro Murinda
The wings will shoulder a major part of the scoring load this year.
Mufaro Murinda is a very interesting prospect. At 6’7 and very
athletic, he has the potential to play at a Division I school next year.
He can score from anywhere on the floor. Brandon Franklin is a
combo guard who does it all on the floor and can contribute to the
team’s success in so many ways. Marciano Rogers is a local player
who comes back home after playing out of state last year and can
quietly put up big numbers. LJ Harris was a League MVP in high
school who can shoot the lights out from the perimeter. Donavan
Taylor is a high energy wing who is starting to realize his potential.
Kenny Truesdelle will be counted on off the bench with his long-range
shooting.
POST MEN
#32 Christopher Edward
#34 Tim Myles
#35 Kalil Glover
#42 Tyler Warren
Tim Myles is a Division I bounce back from the University of New
Mexico who prepped at Etiwanda. He can be a dominant rebounder
and defensive presence in the paint. Christopher Edward was so wellthought of by his teammates he was voted a team captain as a
freshman. He, too, brings defensive presence on the inside and will
contribute major minutes this year. Kalil Glover is a tremendous
athlete who can really run the floor, jump out of the gym, and block
shots. Tyler Warren is probably the strongest player the Panthers have
had in their program in a long time and can be a force patrolling the
paint.
THE FUTURE
The future will always be bright at Chaffey if these student-athletes
continue to work hard both in the classroom and on the court like their
predecessors. They see the “CHP”alumni receiving their Associate’s
Degrees, Bachelor’s Degrees, and a fair amount of them their Master’s
Degrees. They also see many alum playing professional basketball.
That combination will continue to attract high-quality student-athletes
to the program.
The future will continue to see a roster loaded with predominantly
local talent from the Inland Empire. The CHP has made a commitment
to the local student-athletes who attend our district high schools. The
hard work of the coaching staff and continued excellent administrative
support will help get the CHP to its ultimate goal of winning a State
Championship.
Jeff Klein
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COACH’S HIGHL IGHTS
March 1985-86
Assistant Coach
John Muir H.S.
CIF 4 A Champions 29-3
September 1986 Head Coach
South Pasadena H.S.
23 years old youngest
head coach in
Southern Section
December 1986
First High School win vs.
Mark Keppel High School
September 1991 First Head Coach at
Fontana A.B. Miller
High School
September 1992 Head Coach Upland
High School
March 2001
IAAA Championship
Upland H.S. 32-2
April 2001
Jeff Klein
Fox Sports West 2, LA Times,
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Coach of the Year
June 2001
Men’s Head Coach
Head Coach
Chaffey College Panthers
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
March 2006
Foothill Conference
Coach of the Year
March 2010
200th College Win
March 2011
Foothill Conference
Coach of the Year
March 2013
Foothill Conference
Coach of the Year
Southern California
Coach of the Year
Finished #2 in the State
February 2014
300th College Win
March 2014
Southern California
Coach of the Year
Final Four
Jeff Klein is entering his 14th season as the head coach of the Chaffey College Men’s Basketball program and first in a dual role as
coach / athletic director. The 2014-15 will be his 30th season overall. He was named the first professional expert to coach men’s
basketball at a California Community College in 2001. This title enabled Klein to be a full-time coach.
Over the last 13 years with Klein as the coach, the CHP avg 23 wins a season (303 – 112). With nine 20+ win seasons over the past 13
years. Playoffs twelve of the thirteen years. Klein is most proud of the 68 CHP alumni who have received scholarships to four year
universities.
The 2013-14 addition of the “CHP” had a tall order to follow. The year before the Chaffey Hustlin’ Panthers made it all the way to the
State final game. This squad did not want to get outdone and also made it to the State Final 4 a feat that no other community college
in the State had done. In addition, the 2013-14 Panthers won the prestigious 16 team Riverside City College Tournament. The Panthers
were seeded 4th in the South and beat SD City 80-76, Pasadena City 79-71, Cerritos 68-66. The CHP then took on eventual State
Champion Santa Rosa and lost at the buzzer 49-47. The Panthers were an amazing 11-0 at the Chaffey College Sports Center and sent
8 sophomores on full scholarships to 4 year universities. Soph Adom Jacko led the squad with being named 1st team All Foothill
Conference and 1st Team All State (Loyola Marymount). He was followed by All Conference selections Julian Nichols (Western
Oregon), John Gilliam (Eastern New Mexico), and Jeff Nibo (Valdosta State). Pape Seck (Simon Fraser), Roderick Evans-Taylor (Simon
Fraser), Tyler Shea (Western New Mexico) and Chris Fowler (Iowa Wesleyan) all contributed to our very successful season.
The 2012-2013 Hustlin’ Panthers will go down as one of the best Chaffey Basketball teams in school history. They won the toughest
Conference in the State (Foothill) outright and then made it to the CCCAAMB State Finals. Along the way the CHP led the State in
scoring and beat #1 in the South Saddleback twice. The first time to win the Fullerton Tournament and the second in the elite eight
where the CHP knocked off the Gauchos in convincing fashion on their home court to advance to the State Tournament in Sacramento.
The CHP took on Undefeated (30-0) perennial powerhouse and #1 overall seed San Francisco City College. The Panthers used a
suffocating full court press to bring down SFCC on a last second shot by Sango Niang. Fans stormed the court as the undefeated
season of SFCC came to an end! The dream season ended for the CHP in the State Finals to Mt San Antonio College. The Chaffey
roster had six dynamic Sophomores who went on to achieve full scholarships and all conference honors. Justin Long MVP Foothill
Conference and first team all state (Hawaii Pacific University), Ryan Nitz 1st team Foothill Conference, All State Tournament Team (Cal
State Monterey Bay), Kenny Morgan 1st Team Foothill Conference ( Adams State University), Sango Niang 1st team Foothill
Conference ( Simon Fraser University), Justin Cole Hon Ment Foothill Conference ( Simon Fraser University) and D’On Hall (Lindsay
Wilson University).
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), Kirk Snyder (Nevada/Utah
Jazz), and Jimmy Alapag (Cal State San Bernardino/Captain/MVP Philippine Basketball Association) 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 All-County 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 (21) and Amanda (19), and
traveling.
COACH’S R ECOR D
John Muir High School
1985-86
Varsity Assist 29-3
South Pasadena High School
1986-91
Head Coach 64-59
A.B. Miller High School
1991-92
Head Coach
(9th-10th) 13-12
Upland High School
1992-01
Head Coach 176-77
Chaffey College
2001-present Head Coach 303-112
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CHP ASSISTANT COACHES
Jon Keller
Mark Borgeson
Prentice Harris
Jon Keller is in his 14th season as the
lead assistant on the Panther coaching
staff—and his 27th season overall
coaching at the high school and collegiate
levels. He has helped lead the CHP to the
best record in the Foothill Conference as
well as five conference championships
and one State Finals appearance during
that time. The Panthers have made the
playoffs in 12 of Keller’s thirteen years as
assistant. They have finished 1st or 2nd
in the State in scoring in six of those
seasons.
Mark Borgeson enters his 3rd season with
the Chaffey Hustlin’ Panthers and his 13th
overall at the collegiate and professional
levels.
Prentice Harris is entering his 7th year
as an assistant coach at Chaffey College.
His responsibilities are player
development, recruiting and player
management, out of bounds plays, and
academics. He has been part of two Foothill
Conference championship teams (2011 and
2013).
Coach Keller is known as the “Father of
the Red Zone.” He and Coach Klein
developed the CHP’s infamous defense.
He also calls all of the Panther’s
defensive sets during games.
Keller was an All-League point guard at
South Pasadena High School where he
both played and coached for Coach Klein.
He then went on to play at Cal State LA
before an eye injury cut his career short
and he got into coaching. He received his
BA in Sports Management from Cal State
LA and Master’s in Education with an
emphasis in Physical Education from
Azusa Pacific. Keller is a PE teacher and
Department Chair for San Gabriel High
School
Originally from the Pacific Northwest,
Coach Borgeson graduated from Azusa
Pacific University. After a successful
basketball career that included stints in the
Netherlands, Germany, Czechoslovakia,
the World Basketball League as well
tryouts with the Seattle Supersonics;
Coach Borgeson returned to Azusa Pacific
to serve as an assistant coach, before
moving on to 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 in Virginia, before coaching
professionally in southern China for the
next few seasons.
After stepping away from coaching
professionally, Coach Mark co-founded
Frontline Sports Management; a
professional sports agency representing
professional players and coaches
throughout Europe, Asia and South
America. He has also been very active in
the IE community, as a coach, trainer and
tournament promoter.
Coach Borgeson and his wife, Yolanda,
together, have 6 children; Lorenna, Chris,
Mark Jr., Lorenzo, Tage and Andrew.
They reside 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, he 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’s 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 received his
master’s degree from Concordia University.
He is the father of Marley
Williams-Harris (5).
2014-15 Panthers Men’s Basketball Numerical Roster
#
NAME
POSITION
HEIGHT
WEIGHT
YEAR
HIGH SCHOOL
HOMETOWN
1
2
4
10
11
12
14
22
24
25
30
32
34
35
42
Harris, LJ (James)
Franklin, Brandon
Flonnoy, Breejae
Shaw, Brandon
Rogers, Marciono
Joseph, Victor
Taylor, Donavan
Truesdelle, Kenny
Robinson, Carl
Murinda, Mufaro
Vilakazi, Mateu
Edward, Christopher
Myles, Tim
Glover, Kalil
Warren, Tyler
Guard
Guard
Point Guard
Guard
Guard
Point Guard
Guard
Guard
Point Guard
Guard
Guard
Post
Post
Post
Post
6'3
6'3
5'6
6'3
6'3
6'0
6'3
6'4
6'2
6'7
6'2
6'7
6'7
6'8
6'7
185
185
120
155
190
165
183
170
165
190
185
200
230
205
210
FR
SO
SO
FR
SO
FR
FR
FR
SO
SO
FR
FR
SO
FR
FR
San Bernardino
Citrus Hill
Kaiser
La Verne Lutheran
Ontario
Rancho Cucamonga
Silverado
Long Beach Millikan
Pasadena
Claremont
Rancho Cucamonga
Claremont
Etiwanda
Claremont
Silverado
San Bernardino
Perris
Fontana
La Verne
Ontario
Rancho Cucamonga
Victorville
Long Beach
Pasadena
Claremont
Rancho Cucamonga
Claremont
Rancho Cucamonga
Claremont
Victorville
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LJ Harris #1 Guard
Freshman 6'3 185lbs | San Bernardino HS
Hometown: San Bernardino
Favorite Team: Chicago Bulls
Favorite Athlete: LeBron James
Favorite Food: tacos
Favorite Color: red
Major: Business Administration
I play basketball for the love of the game and
for my family. I admire my dad because he’s
always been my role model and my best
friend.
Coach’s Thoughts:
“LJ has a high basketball IQ. He
also possesses a pure shooting
stroke. We are counting on him to
knock down plenty of 3s this
season.”
Brandon Franklin #2 Guard
Sophomore 6'3 185lbs | Citrus Hill HS
Hometown: Perris
Favorite Team: Los Angeles Lakers
Favorite Athletes: Brandon Jennings, James
Harden, Kyrie Irving & Russell Westbrook
Favorite Food: carne asada fries & all
Mexican food
Favorite Color: blue
Major: Kinesiology
I play basketball for God, family and the love
of the game.
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Brandon is a very skilled player.
He can play multiple positions to
score inside and out. We will
count on him to play significant
minutes this season.”
Breejae Flonnoy #4 Point Guard
Sophomore 5’6 120 | Kaiser HS
Hometown: Fontana
Favorite Team: Los Angeles Lakers
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant & Steph Cutrry
Favorite Food: lasagna
Favorite Color: red
Major: Accounting
I play basketball because it’s fun and I love
the game. I admire my parents because of
how hard they work to provide for the
family.
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Breejae gets the most out of his
abilities. He has a great feel for
the game and is one of the
toughest players I have ever
coached. He has HEART!”
Brandon Shaw #10 Guard
Freshman 6'3 155lbs | La Verne Lutheran HS
Hometown: La Verne
Favorite Team: Oklahoma City Thunder
Favorite Athlete: Russell Westbrook
Favorite Food: pasta
Favorite Color: red
Major: Communication Studies
I play basketball because I love basketball. I
admire Russell Westbrook – best point guard
in the league.
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Coach’s Thoughts:
“Brandon is a very well-liked
teammate. He is very quick with
excellent leaping ability.”
Marciono Rogers #11 Guard
Sophomore 6'3lbs 190 | Ontario HS
Hometown: Ontario
Favorite Team: Los Angeles Lakers
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Favorite Food: enchiladas
Favorite Color: blue
Major: Criminal Justice
I play basketball for the love and excitement
of the game. I admire my mother because
she has always been my role model.
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Marciono is slowly learning the
“CHP” system. He has the
capabilities of being an impact
player. He is well-liked by all his
teammates.”
Victor Joseph #12 Point Guard
Freshman 6'0 165lbs | Rancho Cucamonga HS
Hometown: Rancho Cucamonga
Favorite Team: Oklahoma City Thunder
Favorite Athlete: Russell Westbrook
Favorite Food: chicken and burritos
Favorite Color: blue
Major: Communication
I love the game and hope to make it a career
someday. I admire my family because they
are all my role models in different ways.
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Victor is a nice guy who is a
fierce competitor on the court. He
can beat you off the dribble, midrange, or from the 3. He is a
pleasure to coach.”
Donavan Taylor #14 Guard
Freshman 6'3 183lbs | Silverado HS
Hometown: Victorville
Favorite Team: Los Angeles Lakers
Favorite Athlete: JR Smith
Favorite Food: cereal
Favorite Colors: green & blue
Major: Communication
I play basketball because I love the game
and the adrenaline rush that it gives me. It
is life.
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Donovan is an excellent student
and high energy guy. He brings
intensity, rebounding, and all the
intangible plays that helps a team
win.”
Kenny Truesdelle #22 Guard
Freshman 6'4 170lbs | Millikan HS
Hometown: Long Beach
Favorite Team: Los Angeles Lakers
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Favorite Food: Mexican
Favorite Color: blue
Major: Engineering
I play basketball because I love the game
and the competition. I admire Kobe Bryant
for his hard work in basketball and his
knowledge of the game.
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Kenny is a hard worker and total
team player. He is one of our
better 3-point shooters.”
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Carl Robinson #24 Point Guard
Sophomore 6'2 165lbs | Pasadena HS
Hometown: Pasadena
Favorite Team: Los Angeles Lakers
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Favorite Food: pizza
Favorite Color: black
Major: Communications
I play basketball because I hope to take it to
the next level.
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Carl is our most experienced
player. He is a tough, penetrating,
long point guard with a high
basketball IQ.”
Mufaro Murinda #25 Guard
Sophomore 6'7 190lbs | Claremont HS
Hometown: Claremont
Favorite Athlete: TMac
Favorite Food: In-n-Out
Favorite Color: blue
Major: Social Sciences
I hope to get a basketball scholarship.
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Mufaro is improving daily. He is a
long, athletic, scoring guard. He
has the ability to change the game
with his length. We are counting
on him to add leadership and
experience to this young squad.”
Mateu Vilakazi #30 Guard
Freshman 6'2 185lbs | Rancho Cucamonga HS
Hometown: Rancho Cucamonga
Favorite Team: Dallas Mavericks
Favorite Athlete: Monta Ellis
Favorite Food: shrimp
Favorite Color: navy blue
Major: Business Finance
I play basketball to stay in shape. I admire
my mother and my sister because they can
get through any situation and still stay
positive.
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Mateu comes to us from USC. A
local high school guy who not
only is an excellent student, but
a hard-working basketball player
who loves the game. He will help
us at the PG position.”
Christopher Edward #32 Post
Freshman 6'7 200lbs | Claremont HS
Hometown: Claremont
Favorite Team: Oklahoma City Thunder
Favorite Athlete: Tim Duncan
Favorite Food: steak and potatoes
Favorite Color: navy blue
Major: Psychology
I play basketball for the love of the game and
to make my parents proud. I admire my
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mother because she’s always there for me and
is my biggest fan.
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Chris is a pleasure to coach. He
is outstanding in the classroom
and is one of those players who
just gets it. He is a versatile big
man who will play a major role on
this season’s squad.”
Tim Myles #34 Post
Sophomore 6'7 230lbs | Etiwanda HS
Hometown: Rancho Cucamonga
Favorite Team: Los Angeles Clippers
Favorite Athlete: Demarcus Cousins
Favorite Food: whatever my mom makes
Favorite Color: red
Major: Sociology
I play basketball for my wife and son. I
admire my wife for taking a leap of faith and
moving to California.
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Tim has excellent size and
athleticism. We are counting on
him to be a big time defender and
rebounder.”
Kalil Glover #35 Post
Freshman 6'8 205lbs | Claremont HS
Hometown: Claremont
Favorite Team: Cleveland Cavaliers
Favorite Athlete: LeBron James
Favorite Food: shrimp
Favorite Color: black
Major: Kinesiology
I play basketball for the love of the game and
the roar of the crowd. I admire my dad
because he is a big role model in my life.
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Kalil is our most athletic player.
He runs the floor as good as any
big man we’ve had in the program.
He can be as good as he wants to
be.”
Tyler Warren #42 Post
Freshman 6'7 210lbs | Silverado HS
Hometown: Victorville
Favorite Team: Los Angeles Lakers
Favorite Athlete: Lebron James
Favorite Food: Mexican
Favorite Color: red
Major: Communications
I play basketball for the love of the sport and
the physical toughness. I admire Kobe
Bryant for the work he puts into basketball.
Coach’s Thoughts:
“Tyler is one of our hardest
workers. He is a very mature
student-athlete who is able to
balance academics, conditioning,
and basketball. He will be
successful in whatever he
chooses to do.”
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VINCE ALVARADO
PRENTICE HARRIS
LIONEL DAVIS
JASON HARRIS
SHELDON PACE
HARON HARGRAVE
WINSTON ROBINSON
MIKE MUNOZ
PROFESSIONAL
BASKETBALL
Vince Alvarado - Chile
Calvin Afualo - Argentina
Lionel Davis - ABA, USBL,
undefeated heavyweight boxer
Haron Hargrave - China, Romania, Canada
Jason Harris - Australia, San Diego (ABA)
Prentice Harris - San Diego (ABA), China
DJ McGee - ABA
Mike Munoz - Mexico
Chris Pacana - Philippines
Sheldon Pace - China, San Diego (ABA)
Winston Robinson - Australia, Italy
Phillip Scott - Austria, Inland Empire (ABA)
TJ Smith - Chile, Germany
Michael Strawberry - Albuquerque (D-League)
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TJ SMITH
4-YEAR
UNIVERSITY TRANSFERS
CLASS OF 2014
Roderick Evans Taylor
Simon Fraser University (Vancouver, Canada)
Great Northwest
Chris Fowler
Iowa Wesleyan – Upper Midwest
John Gilliam
Eastern New Mexico - Lonestar
Adom Jacko
Loyola Marymount – West Coast
Jeff Nibo
Valdosta State - Gulf South
Julian Nichols
Western Oregon - Great Northwest
Pape Seck
Simon Fraser University (Vancouver, Canada)
Great Northwest
Tyler Shea
Western New Mexico – Rocky Mountain
CLASS OF 2013
Justin Cole
Simon Fraser University (Vancouver, Canada)
Great Northwest
D'on Hall
Lindsey Wilson College (KY) – Mid-South
Justin Long
Hawaii Pacific University – Pacific West
Kenny Morgan
Hope International – Golden State Athletic
Adams State University (CO) Rocky Mountain
Sango Niang
Simon Fraser University (Vancouver, Canada)
Great Northwest
Ryan Nitz
Cal State Monterey Bay – California Collegiate
CLASS OF 2012
Jonathan CutKelvin
Walsh University, OH Great Lakes
Andrew Ruiz
Fisher College, MA - Sunrise
CLASS OF 2011
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
CLASS OF 2010
Anthony Cammon
The Master’s - GSAC
Trone Jackson
Livingstone College, NC
Central Intercollegiate
Cornell Jenkins
Cal State Dominguez Hills - CCAA
Dario Jokic
Benedictine, IL - Northern
Michael Munoz
Houghton, NY - American Mideast
Jamal Veal
Western Oregon - GNAC
Matthew Wallace
UNC Wilmington - Colonial
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 La Verne - SCIAC
TJ Smith
Kentucky Wesleyan University
Great Lakes Valley
Carroll Wheatley
University of Minnesota Crookston
Northern Sun
CLASS OF 2009
Winston Robinson
Mountain State, WV - Independent
Anthony Soares
Tauro University, NY - Independent
Nick Turner
University of Winepeg - Canada West
Lamar Williams
Columbus State, GA - Peach Belt
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 2008
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 2007
Jamar Berry
Central Washington - Great Northwest
Alwyn Jordan
Southwestern, KS - Kansas Collegiate
Bobby Kovach
Culver-Stockton, MO, Heart of America
Chris Massengale
Cal State East Bay - CCAA
Brandon Price
Hawaii-Hilo - Pacific West
CLASS OF 2006
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
CLASS OF 2004
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 2003
Lionel Davis
University of Idaho - WAC
Prentice Harris
NW Nazarene University, ID - GNAC
Cal State San Bernardino - CCAA
Jeff Henry
Vanguard University - GSAC
Micah Johnson
Graceland University - Heart of America
Corey Starks
University Missouri, Kansas City Mid-Continent
CLASS OF 2002
Calvin Afualo
Cal Baptist University - GSAC
Jabari Buchanan
Centenary College, LA - Mid-Continent
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Strength and
Conditioning
| Phil Roberts
Chaffey 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
| David Adling
The college’s athletic training
staff plays an integral role in the
success of our athletic programs.
The head trainer provides
optimal care to our studentathletes through preventative
measures, rehabilitation,
injury/illness management, emergency and non-emergency
attention, and education. Individual support and attention is
given to each athlete specific to their sport, needs, and goals.
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Academic Commitment
Academics
Academic Counseling
We 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 studentathletes understand that it is important to excel in academics.
Chaffey College provides individualized assistance for each
student.
The 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 studentathletes. 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.
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
Kinesiology, Nutrition & Athletics. Chaffey College is fully
accredited and our academic and vocational programs are
recognized both locally and nationally.
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.
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.
More than 85% of our athletes are recruited from the district
that our college serves. The 2013-14 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.
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2014-15 Men’s Basketball Schedule
Date
November 7-9
Day
Fri-Sun
Opponent
Cuesta Tournament
November 12-15
Wed-Sat
Fullerton Tournament
November 19
Wednesday
November 22
Time
TBA
Results
v Hancock 76-60 W
v Sequoias 75-68 W
v Cuesta 52-43 W
Fullerton
TBA
v Santa Barbara 66-40 W
v LA Trade Tech 82-77 W
v LA Southwest 86-77 W
Cypress
Chaffey
7 pm
80-67 W
Saturday
Mt SAC
Chaffey
5 pm
110-108 L (4OT)
November 25
Tuesday
San Diego Miramar
Miramar
6 pm
69-66 L
December 4-6
Thurs-Sat
Mt San Jacinto Tournament
MtSJC
TBA
v Santa Ana 67-66 L
v Palomar 84-67 W
v Canyons 63-50 W
December 9-13
Tues-Sat
Riverside Tournament
RCC
TBA
v East LA 79-75 W
v Mt. San Jacinto 62-57 L
v Riverside 73-68 W
v Citrus 82-58 L
December 18-20
Thurs-Sat
Saddleback Tournament
Saddleback
TBA
v Irvine Valley 66-60 W
v Long Beach 86-79 L
v LA Trade Tech 82-68 W
January 3
Saturday
Southwestern
Southwestern 3 pm
January 10
Saturday
* San Bernardino
Chaffey
1 pm
January 14
Wednesday
* Barstow
Barstow
5 pm
January 17
Saturday
* Rio Hondo
Chaffey
1 pm
January 24
Saturday
* Desert
Desert
1 pm
January 28
Wednesday
* Victor Valley
Chaffey
5 pm
February 4
Wednesday
* San Bernardino
SBVC
7 pm
February 7
Saturday
* Barstow
Chaffey
3 pm
February 11
Wednesday
* Rio Hondo
Rio Hondo
7 pm
February 18
Wednesday
* Desert
Chaffey
7 pm
February 21
Saturday
* Victor Valley
VVC
3 pm
February 25
Wednesday
Round 1
TBA
TBA
February 27-28
Fri-Sat
Round 2
TBA
TBA
March 4
Wednesday
Round 3
TBA
TBA
March 7
Saturday
Round 4
TBA
TBA
March 13 & 15
Fri & Sun
State Championships
TBA
TBA
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Location
Cuesta
59-65 L
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Media
Information
GENERAL FACTS
Location . . . . . . . . . . . . Rancho Cucamonga, CA
School Population . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19,000
Founded. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1883
Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Panthers
Colors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Red & Black
Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Foothill
Stadium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sports Center
President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr. Henry Shannon
Dean, KNA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr. Cory Schwartz
Athletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeff Klein
GOVERNING BOARD
President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gary L. George
Vice President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Paul J. Gomez
Clerk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Katie Roberts
Member . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kathleen Brugger
Immediate Past President. . . . . Lee C. McDougal
Student Trustee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carlotta Bohon
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. Cory Schwartz
Jeff Klein
Justin Caudill
Ron Conlee
|Dean Kinesilogy, Nutrition &
Athletics
|Athletic Director
|Equipment Attendant
|Administrator in Attendance
Sheryl Herchenroeder
Jane Jimenez
Debra Lee
Jeff Moser
|Sports Information Director
|Administrative Assistant
Eligibility Clerk
|Administrative Assistant
|Athletic Counselor
Sherry Ortiz
German Paez
Stephanie Smith
Bill Velto
|Educational Program
Assistant
|Equipment Attendant
|Administrative Assistant
|Announcer
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Rachelle Fawcett
Head Coach
Erika Goe
Assistant Coach
Not Pictured:
Sierra Campoy
Adrienne Johnson
Jenevy Rodriguez
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2015 SPRING SPORTS SCHEDULE
Baseball
Softball
JANUARY
27
San Diego City (H)
29
Compton (H)
31
Compton (A)
JANUARY
23
Imperial Valley Scrimmage (A)
28
El Camino Compton (H)
2:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
Swimming
2:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
FEBRUARY
FEBRUARY
3
Saddleback (H)
6
Southwestern (A)
7
Grossmont (A)
12
Southwestern (H)
14
Grossmont (H)
19
Saddleback (A)
21
*Cerro Coso (H)
24
*Victor Valley (H)
26
*College of the Desert (A)
2:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
12:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
12:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
12:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
MARCH
3
*Rio Hondo (A)
5
*San Bernardino Valley (A)
7
*Barstow (H)
10
*Cerro Coso (H)
12
*Cerro Coso (H)
14
*Cerro Coso (A)
17
*Victor Valley (A)
19
*Victor Valley (H)
21
*Victor Valley (A)
24
*College of the Desert (H)
26
*College of the Desert (A)
28
*College of the Desert (H)
30
Moorpark (H)
31
Golden West (A)
2:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
12:00 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
12:00 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
12:00 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
12:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
APRIL
2
Golden West (H)
7
*Rio Hondo (H)
9
*Rio Hondo (A)
11
*Rio Hondo (H)
14
*San Bernardino Valley (H)
16
*San Bernardino Valley (A)
18
*San Bernardino Valley (H)
21
*Barstow (A)
23
*Barstow (H)
24
*Barstow (A)
28
Play In Contest
2:00 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
12:00 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
12:00 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
TBA
MAY
1-2
Round 1
8 - 11 Super Regional
15-17 Final Four
4
6
7
11
14-15
16
20
21
21
27
Los Angeles Valley (H)
3:00 p.m.
Moorpark (A)
12:00 p.m.
Oxnard (A)
12:00/2:00 p.m.
Los Angeles Mission (H)
2:00 p.m.
San Jacinto Tournament (A)
TBA
Orange Coast (A)
3:00 p.m.
East Los Angeles (H)
2:00 p.m.
Antelope Valley (A)
10:00 a.m.
San Jacinto (A)
12:00 p.m.
*Victor Valley (H)
3:00 p.m.
MARCH
3
4
6-8
11
13
18
20
21
25
28-29
*San Bernardino (A)
*Rio Hondo (A)
Golden West Tournament (A)
*College of the Desert (A)
*Barstow (A)
*Victor Valley (H)
*Rio Hondo (H)
Grossmont (H)
*San Bernardino (H)
Santa Barbara Tournament (A)
3:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
TBA
3:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
TBA
*Barstow (H)
*College of the Desert (H)
*Victor Valley (A)
*Rio Hondo (A)
*San Bernardino (A)
*College of the Desert (A)
*Barstow (A)
3:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
FEBRUARY
6
Waterman Diving Pentathlon (A)
8:00 a.m.
6
Waterman Pentathlon (A)
1:00 p.m.
7
Waterman Relays (A)
9:00 a.m.
13
SCC Swim Pentathlon (A)
12:00 p.m.
14
SCC Diving Pentathlon (A)
12:00 p.m.
19
Mt. San Antonio Invitational Diving (A)1:00 p.m.
20
Mt. San Antonio Invitational (A)
11:30 a.m.
21
Mt. San Antonio Invitational (A)
8:30 a.m.
27
*Long Beach/El Camino (H)
12:30 p.m.
MARCH
6
Chaffey Invitational (H)
7
Chaffey Invitational (H)
13
*Pasadena, East Los Angeles (A)
20
*Mt. San Antonio/Rio Hondo (A)
27
*Cerritos/LA Trade Tech (A)
1:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
12:30 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
APRIL
3
Pasadena Invitational (A)
8:00 a.m.
4
Pasadena Invitational (A)
9:00 a.m.
10-11 *SCC Diving Championships (A)
12:00 p.m.
16-18 *SCC Championships Prelims/Finals
TBA
30
State Championships Prelims/Finals
TBA
MAY
1-2
State Championships Prelims/Finals
TBA
APRIL
1
2
3
8
10
15
17
MAY
2-3
Regional Round 1
8-10 Regional Round 2
15-17 State Finals
TBA
TBA
TBA
Game dates and times
subject to change.
Visit www.chaffey.edu/athletics for
updated schedules.
* Denotes Foothill Conference game
TBA
TBA
TBA
* Denotes Foothill Conference game
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