History 2012 Season

History 2012 Season

2012 CAL POLY LACROSSE – WCLL CHAMPIONS

Many thanks to Manfred Zorn, Scott Carter, and Glenn Fujinaka for all of the amazing photographs from the 2012 season!!!

2012 Senior Class
  • Jeff Carter
  • Brad Abell
  • Peter Chiang
  • Nick Czapla
  • Tim DeSimone
  • Bowen Dunnahoo-Kirsch
  • Sean Fitzpatrick
  • Trevor Fujinaka
  • Matt Graupmann
  • Justin Hammergren
  • Scott Heberer
  • Brian Kovary
  • Bobby Losey
  • Nick Roland
  • Olivier Schmied
Coaching Staff
  • Marc Lea, Head Coach
  • Sean O’Brien, Offensive Coordinator
  • Josh Moore, Assistant Coach
  • Matt Rudow, Assistant Coach
Player Captains
  • Tim DeSimone
  • Bowen Dunnahoo-Kirsch
  • Matt Graupmann
Cal Poly Lacrosse 2012
Date
Opponent
Location
Time
Results (21 – 2)
February 11CSU FullertonFullerton2 p.m.W 16 – 2
February 18OregonSan Marin HS2:30 p.m.W 15 – 12
February 20BYUCal Poly2 p.m.W 10 – 9
February 25Cal*Cal Poly1 p.m.W 10 – 8
February 29UCSBUCSB7 p.m.L 10 – 9 (OT)
March 4Boston CollegeUCSB1 p.m.W 10 – 6
March 10University of Minnesota-DuluthCal Poly4 p.m.W 9 – 6
March 23Colorado StateColorado State7 p.m.W 9 – 8 (OT)
March 24SMUColorado State2 p.m.W 14 – 1
March 28Boise StateCal Poly7:30 p.m.W 15 – 6
March 30San Diego StateCal Poly2 p.m.W 17 – 8
March 31ChapmanCal Poly2 p.m.W 12 – 11 (OT)
April 6UC Davis*UC Davis7 p.m.W 14 – 6
April 7Sonoma State*Sonoma State3 p.m.W 13 – 9
April 14Santa Clara*Cal Poly3 p.m.W 13 – 5
April 21Stanford*Stanford2 p.m.W 15 – 9
April 28Chico State*Cal Poly2 p.m.W 17 – 10
WCLL Final Four    
May 5Chico StateNovato HS12 p.m.W 15 – 9
May 6CalNovato HS3 p.m.W 11 – 8
MCLA Tournament    
May 14University of Minnesota-DuluthWenwood Soccer Complex4 p.m.W 10 – 9
May 15Michigan State UniversityWenwood Soccer Complex7:30 p.m.W 10 – 9
May 17Arizona StateSirrine Stadium4 p.m.W 10 – 4
May 19Colorado StateSirrine Stadium9 p.m.L 7 – 5

*Denotes WCLL Division 1 League Game
WCLL Final Four Tournament May 5-6 in Novato, California
MCLA National Championship Tournament May 14-19 in Greenville, South Carolina


#
No.
Name
Pos
Elig
Year
Major
Ht
Wt
Hometown
High School
112Abell, BradG4SRConstruction Management5′ 11″190San DiegoTorrey Pines
210Albo, TimM3JRBRAE6′ 4″215OrindaMiramonte
325Breitenbucher, RyanDM1JRJournalism6′ 3″185MontereyMonterey
423Carter, JeffDM3SRAerospace Engineering6′ 3″170DavisDavis
527Chase, TaylorM1FRForestry & Natural Resources5′ 7″150San DiegoSerra
64Chiang, PeterM4SRLandscape Architecture5′ 8″165DanvilleMonte Vista
722Curtis, SeanM2SOAg Business5′ 10″170OrindaMiramonte
814Czapla, NickG3SRPhysics6′ 4″220DublinDublin
98DeSimone, TimD4SRBusiness5′ 7″185DanvilleDe La Salle
1033Dunnahoo-Kirsch, BoG4SRAg Business6′ 1″185Menlo ParkMenlo-Atherton
119Fitzpatrick, SeanM4SREconomics6′180AlamoSan Ramon Valley
1220Fujinaka, TrevorM4SRBiology5′ 9″160AlamedaBishop O’Dowd
1317Garcia, JonathanDM2JRAg Science6′ 1″175Laguna NiguelDana Hills
1411Gonsalves, DylanA2JRBusiness6′185AlamoSan Ramon Valley
151Graupmann, MattA4SRBusiness5′ 10″220San DiegoPoway
1615Hall, NathanielD2SOEconomics6′ 2″185Los GatosLos Gatos
1721Hammergren, JustinD4SREconomics5′ 10″190BurlingameBurlingame
182Heberer, ScottA4SRCivil Engineering5′ 10″175PowayPoway
1937Herrington, ScottA2SOMechanical Engineering5′ 8″165San RamonCalifornia
2024Jones, ZachM2SOEngineering5′ 11″155San DiegoScripps Ranch
217Kovary, BrianM3SRBusiness6′185EncinitasLa Costa Canyon
2299Loddengaard, PeterA1SOMaterials Engineering5′ 11″215Palos VerdesPalos Verdes
236Losey, BobbyF/O3SRConstruction Management6′ 1″180Redwood CityWoodside
2436Nespor, ChrisLSM1FRMathematics6′ 1″185PleasantonAmador Valley
2530Paul, MichaelM1FRCity & Regional Planning6′ 2″190Laguna NiguelDana Hills
2618Reed, AlexLSM2SOBiochemistry5′ 9″155San DiegoScripps Ranch
2726Roland, NickD3SRConstruction Management6′ 1″205San DiegoWestview
2816Samios, ConstantineF/O1FRAerospace Engineering5′ 10″190Santa CruzPacific Collegiate
2939Sarjeant, JosephA1FRComputer Science6′160CarlsbadSan Marcos
3028Savage, DanD1JRBusiness6′ 1″185Del MarCanyon Crest Academy
313Schmied, OlivierA4SRBRAE6′ 3″190CoronadoCoronado
3235Sieverding, JackLSM1FRConstruction Management6′ 4″200PleasantonFoothill
3331Smith, LoganD1FRAg Business5′ 10″180San JoseBellarmine Prep
3438Stein, NickD2JRBiology6′ 1″195Santa RosaCardinal Newman
3519Tornaghi, NicoD1FRIndustrial Technology6′ 4″220PleasantonFoothill
3629Varner, TimLSM1SOMechanical Engineering5′ 8″160Mukilteo, WAKamiak
3797Varni, AnthonyM1FRBiochemistry5′ 11″170Los GatosBellarmine Prep
385-M3SRAg Business5′ 11″170DanvilleSan Ramon Valley
3940Watson, AlexLSM2SOEconomics5′ 10″180Solana BeachThe Bishop’s School
4013Weinell, RoryD3JRPolitical Science6′ 3″180Laguna NiguelDana Hills
4134Willon, LukeD1FREarth Science5′ 8″150EncinitasLa Costa Canyon
4298Wilson, RickA1FRBiology6′160SaratogaSaratoga
4332Zorn, SebastianD2SONutrition5′ 11″205BerkeleyBerkeley
           
  REDSHIRTS        
152Berg, MichaelM0FRBusiness5’11″170LafayetteAcalanes
245Decker, NiekoM0FRIndustrial Engineering5′ 10″165Aliso ViejoAliso Niguel
349Erdiakoff, ScottA0FREnglish5′ 10″160Walnut CreekNorthgate
455Fluitt, LukasD0FRBiochemistry6′ 2″200Golden, COGolden Senior
542Griffiths, RyanM0FRBusiness6′160Los AltosGunn
648Irvine, CampbellA0FRForestry & Natural Resources5′ 10″170San DiegoPoint Loma
747Lattanzio, RoccoM0FRMaterials Engineering6′185NovatoMarin Catholic
841Mattos, GrantM0FRBiology5′ 9″165SacramentoEl Camino
950Moe, MattD0FREngineering5′ 6″155Santa CruzPacific Collegiate
1044Pate, RussellM0FRAnimal Science6′ 3″190VisaliaCentral Valley Christian
1146Perea, ZachM0FREnvironmental Management6′175Laguna NiguelDana Hills
1253Spinelli, GregD0FREnvironmental Engineering5′ 11″190NapaVintage
1343Tucker, SamG0FRPhysics5′ 10″200BerkeleyBerkeley


Mustangs Name Team Captains for the 2012 Season

The Cal Poly Lacrosse team named seniors Tim DeSimone, Matt Graupmann, and Bowen Dunnahoo-Kirsch as captains for the 2012 season on February 1, 2012. Each player was selected by their current teammates to represent them as leaders on and off the field. 

“I consider it a great honor. It means a lot to have your peers vote you in as a captain and to consider you a leader,” said Dunnahoo-Kirsch. “It’s also very humbling because I consider a captain to be a foundational strength on and off the field, and that is how I try to behave. I have always looked up to the previous captains and considered them great assets and friends. I hope my selection is reflected of the same.”

Along with the title of team captain comes a responsibility that DeSimone said he is looking forward to.

“I am most excited about bringing the best out of all my teammates,” said DeSimone. “I think it is my responsibility to push my teammates and, in turn, have them push me. Competition is key for our success.”

Competing as a team player is vital in bringing wins to a club, but in addition, all three captains said they plan on using their titles as a tool to benefit the team as a whole.

“As a captain I want to make sure that we get the most out of every practice. If everyone on the team is pushing to become better every practice then my job is done,” said Graupmann. “If we get our job done on the practice field then it will translate to our games. I think we have a squad that can really make some noise in the MCLA.”       

Senior defenseman Tim DeSimone

 

Senior attackman Matt Graupmann

Senior goaltender Bowen (DK) Dunnahoo-Kirsch