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| − | Some recollections about the 04-05 season: "My first ever game in charge we played the Barbos and beat them for the first time in the History of the program. I know we pretty much destroyed everyone. Had a great game against No. 2 BYU and beat them in regular season. We wanted to play Cal | + | Some recollections about the 04-05 season: "My first ever game in charge we played the Barbos and beat them for the first time in the History of the program. I know we pretty much destroyed everyone. Had a great game against No. 2 BYU and beat them in regular season. We wanted to play Cal Berkeley but they did not want to play us. The only game we lost that entire year was the final 4 Cal Poly SLO. Destroyed Texas Tech in the regional championships. The score was in the 70's. We were going to Scotland on a tour but the senior management veto'd the trip last second (literally) so we landed up going to Scottsdale AZ. Played men's teams there and won all of them. |
Revision as of 23:24, 18 December 2016
Coaching History
Men's Assistant Coach
Fall 03 to Spring 04
Men's Head Coach
Fall 04 to Spring 05
Men's C side Coach
Fall 05 to Spring 06
Salient Biography
Born in Scotland, and was an RAF officer assigned to the Academy when he became involved with the team. After playing for the SFGG in San Francisco, he moved to Colorado Springs in 2000, and played with the Denver Barbos in 2001. Became a US citizen in 2016.
Some recollections about the 04-05 season: "My first ever game in charge we played the Barbos and beat them for the first time in the History of the program. I know we pretty much destroyed everyone. Had a great game against No. 2 BYU and beat them in regular season. We wanted to play Cal Berkeley but they did not want to play us. The only game we lost that entire year was the final 4 Cal Poly SLO. Destroyed Texas Tech in the regional championships. The score was in the 70's. We were going to Scotland on a tour but the senior management veto'd the trip last second (literally) so we landed up going to Scottsdale AZ. Played men's teams there and won all of them.
