2013-14 Seawolf Corporate Partnership

2013-14 Seawolf Corporate Partnership

Table Of Contents UAA Athletic Staff ........................................................................................................... 3

2012-13 Seawolf Corporate Sponsors .............................................................................. 4

2012-13 In Review ....................................................................................................... 5-8

Western Collegiate Hockey Association ............................................................................ 9

Great Northwest Athletic Conference ........................................................................ 10-11

Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout ...................................................................... 12-13

Kendall Hockey Classic ................................................................................................. 14

Success In the Classroom .............................................................................................. 15

2012-13 Individual Achievements .................................................................................. 16

Community Outreach ..................................................................................................... 17

NCAA Rules For Sponsors .............................................................................................. 18

A Partnership For Success ............................................................................................. 19

Hockey Diamond - $15,000 ........................................................................................... 20

Basketball Diamond - $15,000 ...................................................................................... 21

Combo Diamond - $15,000 ........................................................................................... 22

Hockey Gold - $10,000 .................................................................................................. 23

Basketball Gold - $10,000 ............................................................................................. 24

Combo Gold - $10,000 .................................................................................................. 25

Hockey Green - $5,000 .................................................................................................. 26

Basketball Green - $5,000 ............................................................................................ 27

Hockey Seawolf - $2,500 ............................................................................................... 28

Basketball Seawolf - $2,500 .......................................................................................... 29

Advertising Deadlines .................................................................................................... 30 For more information please contact: Tim McDiffett - 907-786-1307 ([email protected]) Tlisa Northcutt - 907-786-1211 ([email protected]) Margot Ferguson - 907-786-1723 ([email protected]) Visit us on the web at www.GoSeawolves.com or write us at: UAA Athletics 3211 Providence Drive Wells Fargo Sports Complex, Room 220 Anchorage, AK 99508

UAA is an EO/AA Educational Institution & Employer

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UAA Athletics Staff Administration Director of Athletics............................................... Keith Hackett ................................................ 786-1250 Assoc. A.D./Academics & Compliance ................. Dede Allen .................................................... 786-4803 Assoc. A.D./External ............................................. Tim McDiffett .............................................. 786-1307 Assoc. A.D./Internal............................................... Jane Pallister ................................................. 786-1225 Assoc. Athletic Director — WFSC ........................ Kevin Silver .................................................. 786-1322 Athletics Development Director ............................ Tlisa Northcutt .............................................. 786-1211

Administrative Staff Fiscal Manager ....................................................... Roxanne Swallows ....................................... 786-4670 Interim Tickets Manager ........................................ Mickela Olson............................................... 786-1293 Travel Coordinator/Fiscal Technician ................... Linda Stimaker ............................................. 786-1044 Fiscal Technician ................................................... Diana Campbell ............................................ 786-4825 Admin. Assistant .................................................... Tonya Carney ............................................... 786-1250 Sports Information Director ................................... Nate Sagan .................................................... 786-1295 Assoc. Sports Information Director ....................... Dallas Baldwin ............................................. 786-4625 Marketing & Promotions ....................................... Margot Ferguson .......................................... 786-1723 Head Athletic Trainer............................................. Chris Volk..................................................... 786-1326 Asst. Athletic Trainer ............................................. Kevin Lechtenberg ....................................... 786-6164 Asst. Athletic Trainer ............................................. Rachel Butler ................................................ 786-1347 Ticketing Asst. ....................................................... Shawna Palmer ............................................. 786-6163

Facilities & Recreational Sports Asst. Dir. Of Recreational Sports .......................... Tony Houston ............................................... 786-1234 Asst. Dir. Of Recreational Sports .......................... Alan Piccard ................................................. 786-1232 Special Events Manager ......................................... TBA .............................................................. 786-4810 Office Manager ...................................................... Kristin Warren .............................................. 786-1233 Intramurals Director ............................................... Julie Weber ................................................... 786-6009 Recreation Program Supervisor ............................. Paul Barrett ................................................... 786-1234 Recreation Program Supervisor ............................. Cliff Dunlap .................................................. 786-1234 Recreation Program Supervisor ............................. Eric Walsh .................................................... 786-1274

Head Coaches Basketball, Men’s ................................................... Rusty Osborne .............................................. 786-1042 Basketball, Women’s ............................................. Ryan McCarthy ............................................ 786-1040 Cheerleading .......................................................... Tricia Farler .................................................. 786-1250 Cross Country / Track & Field ............................... Michael Friess .............................................. 786-1325 Gymnastics ............................................................. Paul Stoklos .................................................. 786-1229 Hockey ................................................................... Matt Thomas ................................................. 786-1227 Skiing ..................................................................... Sparky Anderson .......................................... 786-1309 Volleyball ............................................................... Chris Green ................................................... 786-1226

Assistant Coaches Basketball, Men’s ......................... Cameron Turner, Tim Mollerstrom................................... x-4808/1286 Basketball, Women’s ................... Alex Carlson, Shaina Afoa ................................................ x-4839/1228 Hockey ......................................... Josh Ciocco, T.J. Jindra ..................................................... x-1292/6103 Gymnastics ................................... Tami Monette, Jessica Monette .................................................. x-1248 Skiing, Alpine .............................. Julie-Pierre Leclerc .................................................................... x-4806 Skiing, Nordic .............................. Andrew Kastning, Nicole DeYong ................................... x-1285/6104 Volleyball ..................................... Nicky Rose, Jackie Matthisen ........................................... x-4855/6163 Hockey Equip. Mgr. ..................... Patrick Robertson ........................................................................ x1355 Cross Country Running ................ T.J. Garlatz, Ryan McWilliams, Anthony Tomsich ......... x-1022/1308 Track & Field ............................... Garlatz, McWilliams, Tomsich, Lemtukei ................................. x-1308

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2012-13 Seawolf Corporate Partners Diamond Club ($15,000+) Alaska Airlines Anaconda Sports Anchorage Daily News Avis Rent A Car AT&T Alaska AT&T Mobility Carrs/Safeway

ConocoPhillips The Dome Era Alaska GCI Hotel Captain Cook Kendall Auto Alaska KTUU-TV, Channel 2

The Nerland Agency Prudential Vista Real Estate Subway of Alaska Vito’s Auto Sales Wells Fargo Bank Alaska

Gold Club ($10,000+) Anch. Marriott Downtown Alaska McDonald’s Anch. Fracture & Orthopedic Clinic Benton Bay Lions Café D’arte

Capital Office Systems Clarion/Quality Suites Coca Cola Diagnostic Health Anch. Holland America-Princess K&L Distributors

Olgoonik Corporation Seawolf Dining by NMS Sourdough Mining Co. Wendy’s

Green Club ($5,000+)

The Alaska Club Enterprise Car Rental Holiday Stationstores Horizon Lines KeyBank Millennium Alaska Hotel

Odom Corporation Royal Business Systems Spenard Builders Supply SpringHill Suites/Univ. Lake Stellar Designs

The Northern Light UA Stay on Track UAA Campus Bookstore UBS Westmark Anch. Hotel

Seawolf Club ($2,500+)

Active Ankle Systems Alaska Rock Gym Alaskan Memories Alaska Speech & Lan-guage Depot

ASAA Bagoy's Florist Colleen Murphy, MD Frito Lay Full Swing Golf of Alaska

The Magic Bus Muffin Man Café 817 Papa John’s Red Robin Skinny Raven Sports

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I n its 36th year of NCAA competition, UAA Athletics continued its run among the na-

tion’s elite in 2012-13. With the nationally ranked outdoor track & field squads still in competition, the Seawolves again ranked among the top 15 programs nationally in the Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup winter stand-ings, boosted by the first-ever podium finish for the men’s cross country team. UAA has cap-tured three Great Northwest Athletic Confer-ence team titles and finished no lower than fourth in any of its seven GNAC sports through April. In addition, Seawolves from all sports combined for a record 3.20 overall grade-point average in calendar year 2012, marking the 16th time in the last 19 years that the 3.0 barrier has been broken.

Women's Basketball The Seawolves rallied to win their last seven regular-season games, securing the program’s seventh straight winning season at 17-10, and

tying for third in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference at 11-7. UAA set 13 school rec-ords, won the title of its own AT&T Hoops Classic in December, and recorded yet another victory over a Div. I opponent with a 73-47 blowout of North Dakota State in the Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout. Seniors Alysa Horn and Sasha King were both All-GNAC Second Team honorees, while Jessica Madison

earned the GNAC Freshman of the Year award. Men's Basketball The men’s basketball team earned its eighth straight winning season with an 18-9 overall record in 2012-13, just missing its third straight NCAA Tournament berth and finishing third — behind two teams ranked top-5 nationally — in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference standings. UAA equaled its best-ever finish in the Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout in fourth place, defeating Div. I programs UC Riverside and Loyola Marymount, while post-ing season sweeps of longtime rivals Alaska Fairbanks and Montana State Billings. Junior guard Kyle Fossman was a First Team All-GNAC selection, sophomore guard Teancum Stafford was Second Team All-GNAC, and senior center Liam Gibcus earned honorable mention status.

Seawolves complete another stellar year in ’12-13

Kodiak product Alysa Horn led the women’s basketball program to another winning season and graduated this May with a 3.67 overall GPA.

Haines native Kyle Fossman captured First Team All-GNAC honors in 2012-13.

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Men’s & Women’s Cross Country The men’s and women’s cross country teams concluded the 2012 slate with a program-best third-place result on the men’s side and a sixth-place finish on the women’s side at the NCAA Div. II Cross Country Championships in No-vember. The Seawolves were led by men’s in-dividual champion in senior Micah Chelimo – the National Athlete of the Year – and by a run-ner-up performance from junior Susan Ta-nui. Combined, the Sea-wolves furnished four All-America honors. Chelimo and Tanui also swept the West Region Championships titles to lead a pack of 13 Sea-wolves with all-region honors, and UAA earned both GNAC team titles for the third straight season, landing 11 on the all-conference team. Chelimo and Tanui were named GNAC Male and Female Runners of the Year, respectively, while Sarah Freistone earned GNAC Freshman of the Year and Michael Friess swept both the coaching honors.

Gymnastics The gymnastics team turned in one of the best years in program history in 2013, with its sea-son average score of 191.190 among 17 newly established school records. The Seawolves also set season marks on vault, beam and floor, while freshman M’rcy Matsunami broke the individual all-around average mark at 38.539. In January, UAA earned its first-ever dual vic-tory against longtime rival Seattle Pacific, and in February the Seawolves closed out their home season with their second-highest score ever at the Wells Fargo Sports Complex with a 192.850 against Eastern Michigan. Matsunami earned three All-Mountain Pacific Sports Fed-eration honors, while junior Emily Petersen earned a pair and sophomore Morgan Cook had one.

2012-13 In Review (continued)

Senior Miriam Kipng’eno and sophomore Susan Tanui helped UAA crush the GNAC Championships meet record last October.

Senior Jake Parisien

NCAA individual qualifier M’rcy Matsunami and the Seawolf gymnasts set 17 school pro-gram records in 2013, including a 191.190 season average.

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Hockey The hockey team concluded the 2012-13 cam-paign with a 4-25-7 overall record and a 2-20-6 slate in league play, falling to eventual Frozen Four qualifier St. Cloud State in the first round of the WCHA Playoffs. UAA earned a regular-season victory over then-No. 14 in December, plus a come-from-behind 5-4 win at Michigan Tech. The Seawolves won the Kendall Hockey Classic for the second straight year, while land-ing a program-high-tying 14 on the WCHA Ac-ademic All-Conference Team and six to the WCHA Scholar-Athlete Team. Men's & Women's Skiing The ski teams complet-ed the 2013 slate with their 30th top-10 team result at the NCAA Championships, finish-ing seventh with 493.5 points. Seawolf new-comer Marine Dusser led the pack with two All-America results on the Nordic side, while senior Andreas Adde, juniors Lukas Ebner and Lasse Moelgaard-Nielsen and freshman Viktor Braennmark were also crowned All-Americans. The Sea-wolves finished the RMISA/NCAA West

Regional Championships in sixth place with eight top-15 showings, and were sixth at the end of the regular-season team standings with 2,642 points. Combined, the Seawolves regis-tered 19 individual top-5 results throughout the season.

Men’s & Women’s Indoor Track and Field The indoor track & field teams concluded their first season of competition in stellar fashion. The Seawolves qualified 12 student-athletes to the NCAA Championships, where they amassed 10 All-America honors and an NCAA Champion in junior Micah Chelimo. Com-bined, 15 Seawolves received All-West Region honors, while Chelimo and head coach Michael Friess were recognized as the West Region’s Male Athlete and Coach of the Year, respec-tively. The UAA women’s team came away with the team title at the GNAC Champion-ships, while the men’s squad took second. All told at GNACs, 15 Seawolves earned all-conference honors, while the teams registered eight individual and relay titles. Chelimo and Friess were acknowledged on the GNAC front as well, along with Karolin Anders, who took home the GNAC Female Freshman of the Year award.

2012-13 In Review (continued)

Freshman Marine Dusser posted two podium finishes at the 2013 NCAAs.

Micah Chelimo NCAA 5,000-meter Indoor Champion

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2012-13 In Review (cont)

Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Having firmly established themselves among the nation’s elite track & field programs, the Seawolves did not disappoint again in 2013. Led by All-Americans Susan Tanui, Ruth Keino and Karolin Anders, the women’s team finished a program-best seventh at the NCAA Championships, while the men’s team finished 16th with the All-America javelin duo of Franz Burghagen and national champion Cody Par-ker. On the conference circuit, the Seawolf women captured their first-ever league champi-onship as they became only the second GNAC school ever to sweep the cross country, indoor track & field and outdoor track & field titles. Sprinter Grace Morgan, Anders and Keno both earned two league titles, while Cody Thomas captured UAA’s first decathlon crown on the men’s side.

Volleyball The volleyball team extended the program rec-ord with its fifth straight winning season, fin-ishing 16-10 overall. The Seawolves went 11-7 for 4th place in the GNAC to mark their fourth consecutive winning record and top-4 league finish. After putting together a 5-match win streak in September and capturing their own SpringHill Suites Invitational championship, they forged a 5-2 mark in October. Individual-ly, UAA produced the GNAC’s Newcomer of the Year with Jodi Huddleston, while Julia Mackey shared the league’s Freshman of the Year award. Mackey and Kimya Jafroudi were both voted to All-GNAC, with Huddleston gaining honorable-mention status.

2013 NCAA Javelin Champion Cody Parker

Four-time outdoor track All-American Susan Tanui

All-GNAC setter Kimya Jafroudi (left) and GNAC Newcomer of the Year Jodi Huddleston (leaping) helped the Seawolves to a fifth straight winning season.

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The Western Collegiate Hockey Association, col-lege hockey's most historic, tradition-rich and successful conference, proudly marks it's 62nd season of men's competition and 15th season of women's competition 2013-14.

Founded in 1951 with seven original members as the Midwest Collegiate Hockey League (MCHL), on to the Western Intercollegiate Hockey League (WIHL) in 1953 and then to the Western Colle-giate Hockey Association (WCHA) in 1959, the league has adapted and evolved on numerous oc-casions over its distinguished history, always with a mindset of growing the game and assisting de-veloping programs however possible. The new-look men's WCHA for 2013-14 covers a wide, diverse geographical area that includes five time zones and consists of ten quality institutions that offer the best in both educational and athletic en-vironments in University of Alabama Huntsville, University of Alaska Anchorage, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Bemidji State University, Bowling Green State University, Ferris State Uni-versity, Lake Superior State University, Michigan Technological University, Minnesota State Uni-versity, Mankato and Northern Michigan Univer-sity. The highly-successful women's WCHA con-sists of eight member teams in Bemidji State Uni-versity, University of Minnesota, University of Minnesota Duluth, Minnesota State University, Mankato, University of North Dakota, Ohio State University, St. Cloud State University and Uni-versity of Wisconsin.

No collegiate athletic conference, in any sport, can top the impressive list of national scale team accomplishments of the WCHA – on both the men's and women's sides. Since 1951, teams rep-resenting this Association have earned a record 37 men's national championships and since its founding for 1999-2000, women's WCHA-

member teams have garnered a record 14 consec-utive national championships. In addition, men's WCHA-member teams have finished as the na-tional runner-up another 27 times.

The WCHA men's league has produced a record 16 Hobey Baker Memorial Award Winners – giv-en annually to the top player in Division 1 college hockey, while the women's league is home to six Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award winners. The men's and women's WCHA swept the honors in 2012-13, with Drew LeBlanc of St. Cloud State winning the Hobey Baker and Amanda Kessel of Minnesota winning the Patty Kazmaier.

The league's official website, WCHA.com, is be-ing relaunched with an all-new look for 2013-14, and includes the fully-functional WCHA.com/mobile site.

2012-13 Final WCHA Standings Pl. Team Pts WCHA 1 St. Cloud State 37 18- 9- 1 Minnesota 37 16- 7- 5 3 North Dakota 35 14- 7- 7 4 Wisconsin 33 13- 8- 7 Denver 33 14- 9- 5 Minnesota State 33 16-11- 1 7 Nebraska Omaha 30 14-12- 2 8 Colorado College 26 11-13- 4 9 Minnesota Duluth 25 10-13- 5 10 Michigan Tech 20 8-16- 4 11 Bemidji State 17 5-16- 7 12 Alaska Anchorage 10 2-20- 6 UAA All-WCHA Academic Team Scott Allen, Matt Bailey, Brett Cameron, Austin Coldwell, Chris Crowell, Tyler Currier, Alex Gellert, Chris Kamal, Corbin Karl, Daniel Naslund, Andrew Pickering, Kory Roy, Quinn Sproule, Scott Warner

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UAA All-Time Conference Titles (GNAC titles in bold)

1981-82 Men’s Basketball 1985-86 Men’s Basketball Women’s Basketball 1987-88 Men’s Basketball Women’s Basketball 1988-89 Women’s Basketball 1989-90 Men’s Basketball 1990-91 Men’s Basketball Volleyball 1992-93 Men’s Basketball Volleyball 1993-94 Men’s Basketball 1995-96 Men’s Basketball 1996-97 Men’s Basketball 1997-98 Men’s Cross Country 2000-01 Men’s Basketball (Pacific Div.) 2002-03 Men’s Cross Country 2005-06 Men’s Cross Country 2007-08 Men’s Basketball 2008-09 Men’s Cross Country Women’s Basketball 2009-10 Women’s Cross Country Volleyball 2010-11 Men’s Cross Country Women’s Cross Country Women’s Basketball (Tournament) 2011-12 Men’s Cross Country Women’s Cross Country Women’s Basketball (Reg. season & Tourn.) 2012-13 Men’s Cross Country Women’s Cross Country Women’s Indoor Track & Field Women’s Outdoor Track & Field

2012-13 GNAC Year in Review

2012 GNAC Cross Country Championships Oct. 20 — Monmouth, Ore.

Women’s Race (6,000 meters) 1. ALASKA ANCHORAGE *16 6. MSU Billings 168 2. Simon Fraser 61 7. NW Nazarene 181 3. Seattle Pacific 104 8. Alaska Fairbanks 198 4. Western Washington 115 9. Western Oregon 201 5. Central Washington 151 10. Saint Martin’s 317 *Conference-record score

GNAC Individual Champion: Susan Tanui Freshman of the Year: Sarah Freistone Coach of the Year: Michael Friess All-Conference: Susan Tanui, Miriam Kipng’eno, Ivy O’Guinn, Sarah Freistone, Susan Bick, Katie Krehlik Academic All-Conference: Susan Bick, Bryn Haebe, Miriam Kipng’eno, Katie Krehlik, Christi Schmitz

Men’s Race (8,000 meters) 1. ALASKA ANCHORAGE 23 6. Simon Fraser 165 2. Western Washington 50 7. NW Nazarene 191 3. MSU Billings 103 8. Alaska Fairbanks 206 4. Western Oregon 112 9. Cent. Washington 255 5. Seattle Pacific 140 10. Saint Martin’s 256

GNAC Individual Champion: Micah Chelimo Coach of the Year: Michael Friess All-Conference: Micah Chelimo, Alfred Kangogo, Dylan Anthony, Jake Parisien, Isaac Kangogo Academic All-Conference: Dylan Anthony, Micah Che-limo, Alfred Kangogo, Kevin Rooke

The Seawolves swept both the men’s and women’s titles at the GNAC Championships for the third straight season in 2012.

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Senior center Liam Gibcus and the Seawolves finished 3rd place in the GNAC — perhaps the nation’s toughest NCAA Div. II conference.

2012-13 GNAC Year in Review, continued

MEN’S BASKETBALL Team Conf. Pct. Overall Pct. xy!-Western Washington (3) 17-1 .944 31-3 .912 xyz-Seattle Pacific (4) 16-2 .889 27-4 .871 x-ALASKA ANCHORAGE 11-7 .611 18-8 .692 x-Alaska Fairbanks 10-8 556 15-11 .577 x-Montana State Billings 9-9 .500 16-13 .552 x-Central Washington 8-10 .444 14-12 .538 Northwest Nazarene 7-11 .389 13-13 .500 Saint Martin’s 6-12 .333 10-16 .385 Western Oregon 5-13 .278 10-16 .385 Simon Fraser 1-17 .056 6-20 .231 x —GNAC Tournament qualifier / y—NCAA qualifier / z—GNAC Tourney champion / ! West Region champion / ( ) Final NABC Top 25 national rank

All-GNAC: Kyle Fossman (1st Tm), Teancum Stafford (2nd Tm), Liam Gibcus (hon. men.) All-GNAC Academic: Liam Gibcus, Kyle Fossman, Chris Weitzel

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Team Conf. Pct. Overall Pct. xyz!-Western Washington (3) 17-1 .944 29-4 .879 xy-Simon Fraser (9) 15-3 .833 25-6 .806 xy-Northwest Nazarene 11-7 .611 20-9 .690 x-ALASKA ANCHORAGE 11-7 .611 17-10 .630 x-Montana State Billings 11-7 .611 17-10 .630 x-Seattle Pacific 10-8 .556 17-11 .607 Saint Martin’s 5-13 .278 12-16 .429 Central Washington 4-14 .222 9-17 .346 Western Oregon 3-15 .167 8-20 .286 Alaska Fairbanks 3-15 .167 5-21 .192 x —GNAC Tournament qualifier / y—NCAA qualifier / z—GNAC Tourney champion / ! West Region champion / ( ) Final WBCA Top 25 national rank

Freshman of the Year: Jessica Madison All-GNAC: Alysa Horn (2nd Tm), Sasha King (2nd Tm) All-GNAC Academic: Kylie Burns, Alysa Horn

VOLLEYBALL Team Conf. Pct. Overall Pct. x-Western Washington (15) 16-2 .889 24-4 .857 Western Oregon 14-4 .778 21-6 .778 x-Central Washington 14-4 .778 21-8 .724 ALASKA ANCHORAGE 11-7 .611 16-10 .615 Seattle Pacific 11-7 .611 14-13 .519 Northwest Nazarene 8-10 .444 15-14 .517 Montana State Billings 8-10 .444 11-15 .423 Alaska Fairbanks 4-14 .222 6-18 .250 Saint Martin’s 3-15 .167 6-18 .250 Simon Fraser 1-17 .056 4-22 .154 x-NCAA Tournament qualifier

Newcomer of the Year: Jodi Huddleston Co-Freshman of the Year: Julia Mackey All-GNAC: Kimya Jafroudi, Julia Mackey, Jodi Huddleston (hon. men.)

The Seawolf women won their own AT&T Hoops Classic last December.

Packed with local talent, the Seawolf volleyball team has been an annual playoff contender each season since 2009.

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ABOVE: UAA swept the GNAC women’s indoor and outdoor team titles in 2013, doing so in the pro-gram’s first year of indoor competition. BELOW: Alaska high school products Joe Day (Palmer) and Ethan Hewitt (Chugiak) helped the Seawolf men to a runner-up finish at GNAC Indoors.

2012-13 GNAC Year in Review, continued 2013 GNAC Indoor Track & Field Championships

Feb. 15-16 — Nampa, Idaho

Women’s Final Standings 1. Alaska Anchorage 147.0 6. Western Oregon 52.0 2. Western Washington 117.5 7. Cent. Washington 40.0 3. Seattle Pacific 99.0 8. Saint Martin’s 11.5 4. Northwest Nazarene 92.5 9. MSU Billings 11.0 4. Simon Fraser 92.5 GNAC Newcomer of the Year: Karolin Anders Coach of the Year: Michael Friess All-Conference: Karolin Anders, Susan Bick, Sasha Halfyard, Ruth Keino, Grace Morgan, Ivy O’Guinn, Jessica Pahkala, Rosie Smith, Susan Tanui Academic All-Conference: Ruth Keino, Katie Krehlik, Bryn Haebe, Valerie Massie, Christi Schmitz

Men’s Final Standings 1. Western Washington 152.0 6. Saint Martin’s 51.5 2. Alaska Anchorage 134.0 7. MSU Billings 33.5 3. Western Oregon 120.0 8. Seattle Pacific 28.0 4. Central Washington 72.0 9. Simon Fraser 18.0 5. Northwest Nazarene 53.0 Most Outstanding Performer of Meet: Micah Chelimo GNAC Indoor T&F Athlete of the Year: Micah Chelimo All-Conference: Dylan Anthony, Elliott Bauer, Micah Chelimo, Joe Day, Alfred Kangogo, Isaac Kangogo, Jake Parisien, Cody Thomas Academic All-Conference: Alfred Kangogo, Micah Chelimo, Nicho-las Blackburn, Elliott Bauer, Austen DeWolf, Isaac Kangogo, Kevin Rooke, Travis Wilson

2013 GNAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships May 10-11 — Monmouth, Ore.

Women’s Final Standings 1. Alaska Anchorage 156.0 6. Simon Fraser 73.0 2. Seattle Pacific 127.0 7. Cent. Washington 61.5 3. Western Washington 116.0 8. MSU Billings 21.0 4. Northwest Nazarene 94.5 9. Saint Martin’s 10.0 5. Western Oregon 80.0 GNAC Freshman of the Year: Karolin Anders Coach of the Year: Michael Friess All-Conference: Karolin Anders, Ruth Keino, Haleigh Lloyd, Grace Morgan, Ivy O’Guinn, Susan Tanui Academic All-Conference: Ruth Keino, Katie Krehlik, Bryn Haebe, Valerie Massie, Christi Schmitz

Men’s Final Standings 1. Western Washington 180.5 6. Saint Martin’s 52.0 2. Central Washington 135.0 7. Simon Fraser 33.5 3. Western Oregon 129.0 7. MSU Billings 33.5 4. Alaska Anchorage 119.0 9. Seattle Pacific 26.0 5. Northwest Nazarene 58.0 GNAC Outdoor T&F Athlete of the Year: Cody Parker Newcomer of the Year: Franz Burghagen All-Conf.: Dylan Anthony, Elliott Bauer, Franz Burghagen, Isaac Kangogo, Cody Parker, Victor Samoei, Cody Thomas, Travis Wilson Academic All-Conference: Nicholas Blackburn, Elliott Bauer, Aus-ten DeWolf, Isaac Kangogo, Kevin Rooke, Travis Wilson

Sophomore Franz Burghagen won the GNAC javelin and finished third at the NCAA Championships.

Soldotna (Skyview HS) native Ivy O’Guinn was All-GNAC in three events at the 2013 Out-door Championships.

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Year Champion 1978 North Carolina State 1979 Kentucky 1980 North Carolina 1981 SW Louisiana 1982 Louisville 1983 North Carolina State 1984 Alabama-Birmingham 1985 North Carolina 1986 Iowa 1987 Arizona 1988 Seton Hall 1989 Michigan State 1990 UCLA 1991 Massachusetts 1992 New Mexico State 1993 Purdue 1994 Minnesota 1995 Duke

Year Champion 1996 Kentucky 1997 North Carolina 1998 Cincinnati 1999 Kansas 2000 Syracuse 2001 Marquette 2002 Coll. of Charleston 2003 Purdue 2004 Washington 2005 Marquette 2006 California 2007 Butler 2008 San Diego State 2009 Washington State 2010 St. John’s 2011 Murray State 2012 Charlotte

Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout

Men’s Tournament Nov. 27-30, 2013 (Thanksgiving weekend)

Sullivan Arena – Anchorage, Alaska

Men’s Shootout Champions

Select games of the 2013

Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska

Shootout will be televised live nationally on CBS Sports

Network.

2013 Lineup

UAA • Denver • Green Bay Harvard • Indiana State

Pepperdine • Texas Christian • Tulsa

Reigning NBA Rookie of the Year Damian Lillard is one of many future stars to appear at the Shootout.

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Year Champion Runner-up Outstanding Player 1980 Iowa Alaska Anchorage Cindy Haugejorde (Iowa) 1981 San Diego State Houston Diena Pels (San Diego State) 1982 Minnesota Indiana Laura Coenen (Minnesota) 1983 Old Dominion Wichita State Lorri Bauman (Drake) 1984 Texas UNLV Annette Smith (Texas) 1985 Louisiana Tech Penn State Dawn Royster (North Carolina) 1986 Northeast Louisiana Southern Cal Lisa Ingram (NE Louisiana) 1987 New Orleans Memphis State Kunshinge Sorrell (Miss. State) 1988 South Carolina UNLV Martha Parker (South Carolina) 1989 Stephen F. Austin Old Dominion Connie Cole (S.F. Austin) 1990 Alaska Anchorage South Alabama Diane Dobrich (UAA) 1991 Northern Illinois Louisville Lisa Foss (Northern Illinois) 1992 Penn State UMKC Susan Robinson (Penn State) 1993 Hawaii (round robin tourney) Valerie Agee (Hawaii) 1994 Rhode Island (round robin tourney) Dayna Smith (Rhode Island) 1994 Clemson UCLA Tara Saunooke (Clemson) 1995 South Carolina Arizona State Shannon Johnson (S. Carolina) 1996 Georgia Oregon Tracy Henderson (Georgia) 1997 Tennessee Wisconsin Chamique Holdsclaw (Tenn.) 1999 Kansas Louisville Lynn Pride (Kansas) 2000 Ohio State Rhode Island Jamie Lewis (Ohio State) 2001 Iowa Gonzaga Lindsey Meder (Iowa) 2002 Nevada Indiana Laura Ingham (Nevada) 2003 Alaska Anchorage Clemson Kamie Jo Massey (UAA) 2004 Stanford Louisiana-Lafayette Candice Wiggins (Stanford) 2005 Central Connecticut St. Arizona Gabriella Guegbelet (CCSU) 2006 Alaska Anchorage UC Riverside Rebecca Kielpinski (UAA) 2007 Alaska Anchorage Santa Clara Rebecca Kielpinski (UAA) 2008 Alaska Anchorage Syracuse Rebecca Kielpinski (UAA) 2009 Alaska Anchorage Cincinnati Nicci Miller (UAA) 2010 Kent State Alaska Anchorage Jamilah Humes (Kent State) 2011 Miami, Fla. South Florida Shenise Johnson (Miami) 2012 Utah State Alaska Anchorage Devyn Christiansen (Utah State)

Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout Women’s Tournament

Nov. 26-27, 2013 (Thanksgiving weekend) Sullivan Arena – Anchorage, Alaska

Women’s Shootout Facts & Figures

Jenna Buchanan and the Seawolves returned again to the Shootout title game in 2012.

2013 Lineup

UAA

Nicholls State

UC Riverside

Georgetown

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Year Champion Score Runner-up Outstanding Player 1983-84 North Dakota 3-2 Alaska Anchorage Jon Casey (North Dakota) 1984-85 Yale 5-4 (ot) Alberta Scott Relick (Yale) 1986-87 Minnesota 5-1 Alaska Anchorage John Blue (Minnesota) 1987-88 Maine 4-3 (ot) Michigan State Guy Perron (Maine) 1988-89 Alaska Anchorage 5-4 (2ot) Western Michigan Paul Krake (UAA) 1989-90 No Classic due to Mt. Redoubt volcanic eruption 1990-91 Alaska Anchorage 5-4 (ot) Univ. of B.C. Paul Krake (UAA) 1991-92 Northern Michigan 4-2 Alaska Anchorage Dallas Drake (N. Michigan) 1992-93 Kent 2-1 Michigan State Scott Shaw (Kent) 1999-00 Boston University (fixed format tourney) Chris Heron (BU) 2000-01 Michigan (fixed format tourney) Josh Langfeld (Michigan) 2001-02 Denver (fixed format tourney) Mike Scott (UAA) 2002-03 Colorado College (fixed format tourney) Peter Sejna (CC) 2003-04 Alaska Anchorage 1-0 UMass-Lowell Dallas Steward (UAA) 2004-05 Alaska Anchorage 3-2 Minnesota Shea Hamilton (UAA) 2005-06 Vermont (fixed format tourney) Joe Fallon (Vermont) 2006-07 Alaska Anchorage (fixed format tourney) Scott Parse (Nebraska-Omaha) 2007-08 Robert Morris (fixed format tourney) Josh Lunden (UAA) 2008-09 Alaska Fairbanks (fixed format tourney) Dion Knelsen (UAF) 2009-10 Alaska Fairbanks (fixed format tourney) Scott Greenham (UAF) 2010-11 North Dakota (fixed format tourney) Jason Gregoire (UND) 2011-12 Alaska Anchorage (fixed format tourney) Mickey Spencer (UAA) 2012-13 Alaska Anchorage (fixed format tourney) Matt Bailey (UAA)

Kendall Hockey Classic

Oct. 11-12, 2013 Sullivan Arena – Anchorage, Alaska

2013 Lineup Air Force

Alaska Anchorage Alaska Fairbanks

Quinnipiac

Classic Facts & Figures

The Seawolves celebrated last October after successfully defending their title at the 2012 Kendall Hockey Classic.

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Success In The Classroom

A t the University of Alaska Anchorage, we take great pride in the academic achievements of our student-

athletes. On the average UAA student-athletes have maintained a cumulative grade point average of better than 3.0 in 16 of the past 19 years — well ahead of the norm for all students — including a record 3.20 overall GPA for calendar year 2012. Seawolf Corporate Sponsors have had a direct bearing on our academic success, including the donation of laptop computers for student-athletes to use during road trips.

2012-13 Team Scholar-Athlete Awards Student-Athlete Team(s) GPA Major Yr._ Anna Berecz WSKI 3.97 Psychology Soph. Christi Schmitz WTF & WXC 3.93 Languages Sr. Emily Petersen GYM 3.93 Marketing Jr. Nikkie Viotto VB 3.85 Journalism & Public Comm. Sr. Liam Gibcus MBB 3.80 Civil Engineering Sr. Lukas Ebner MSKI 3.72 Marketing & Finance Jr. Chris Crowell HKY 3.69 Civil Engineering Sr. Alysa Horn WBB 3.67 Health, PE & Recreation Sr. Kevin Rooke MTF & MXC 3.61 Health, PE & Recreation Soph.

2012 Team Academic Achievement

Sport GPA Hrs Completed Women’s Ski 3.46 13.83 Men’s Ski 3.43 13.52 Gymnastics 3.35 14.22 Hockey 3.28 13.49 Women’s Track & Field 3.23 14.02 Men’s Cross Country 3.19 13.28 Women’s Cross Country 3.18 14.45 Volleyball 3.13 12.92 Women’s Basketball 3.06 12.57 Men’s Track & Field 3.03 13.28 Men’s Basketball 2.81 13.57 All Teams 3.20 13.80

UAA Faculty Athletic Representative Steve Strom presents the 2012-13 Dresser Cup — the Seawolves’ highest departmental academ-ic honor — to senior Alpine skier Ida Bjerka. Bjerka maintained a 3.94 overall GPA and graduated with her degree in environment & society this May.

UAA’s Emily Petersen tied for the highest GPA among all Mountain Pacific Sports Federation women’s gymnastics competitors in 2013.

Academic All-American Liam Gibcus

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2012-13 Individual Achievements All-Americans

Andreas Adde, MSKI Karolin Anders, WITF, WOTF

Dylan Anthony, MXC Susan Bick, WITF

Viktor Braennmark, MSKI Franz Burghagen, MOTF

MICAH CHELIMO, MXC, MITF (2) Marine Dusser, WSKI (2)

Lukas Ebner, MSKI Lasse Moelgaard-Nielsen, MSKI

Alfred Kangogo, MXC Ruth Keino, WITF, WOTF (2)

Haleigh Lloyd, WITF Ivy O’Guinn, WITF

Jessica Pahkala, WITF CODY PARKER, MOTF

Susan Tanui, WXC, WITF (2), WOTF (2)

ALL CAPS = NCAA champion

All-Region Karolin Anders, WITF, WOTF

Dylan Anthony, MXC, MITF, MOTF Susan Bick, WXC, WITF

Jaymi Bethea, WXC Franz Burghagen, MOTF

Micah Chelimo, MXC, MITF Joe Day, MITF

Sarah Freistone, WXC

Ethan Hewitt, MITF Alfred Kangogo, MXC, MITF Isaac Kangogo, MXC, MOTF Ruth Keino, WITF, WOTF Miriam Kipng’eno, WXC

Haleigh Lloyd, WITF, WOTF Dominik Notz, MXC

Ivy O’Guinn, WXC, WITF, WOTF

Jessica Pahkala, WITF Cody Parker, MOTF

Jake Parisien, MXC, MITF Kevin Rooke, MXC, MITF

Susan Tanui, WXC, WITF, WOTF Cody Thomas, MITF, MOTF

Karolin Anders, WITF, WOTF Dylan Anthony, MXC, MITF, MOTF

Elliott Bauer, MITF, MOTF Jaymi Bethea, WXC

Susan Bick, WXC, WITF Viktor Braennmark, MSKI (2nd Tm)

Franz Burghagen, MOTF Micah Chelimo, MXC, MITF

Morgan Cook, GYM Joe Day, MITF

Marine Dusser, WSKI (1st Tm) Lukas Ebner, MSKI (1st Tm) Kyle Fossman, MBB (1st Tm)

Sarah Freistone, WXC Liam Gibcus, MBB (HM)

Sasha Halfyard, WITF

Ethan Hewitt, MITF Kayla Hoog-Fry, WSKI (2nd Tm)

Alysa Horn, WBB (2nd Tm) Jodi Huddleston, VB (HM)

Kimya Jafroudi, VB Alfred Kangogo, MXC, MITF

Isaac Kangogo, MXC, MITF, MOTF Ruth Keino, WITF, WOTF Sasha King, WBB (2nd Tm) Miriam Kipng’eno, WXC

Haleigh Lloyd, WITF, WOTF Julia Mackey, VB

M’rcy Matsunami, GYM Grace Morgan, WITF, WOTF

Ivy O’Guinn, WXC, WITF, WOTF Jake Parisien, MXC, MITF

Jessica Pahkala, WITF Cody Parker, MOTF Emily Petersen, GYM Victor Samoei, MOTF Rosie Smith, WITF

Teancum Stafford, MBB (2nd Tm) Susan Tanui, WXC, WITF, WOTF

Cody Thomas, MITF, MOTF Travis Wilson, MOTF

Yonatan Yilma, MOTF

HM=Honorable Mention Bold indicates conference individual champion

Andreas Adde, SKI Sean Alexander, SKI

Scott Allen, HKY Dylan Anthony, MXC

Matt Bailey, HKY Elliott Bauer, MT&F

Susan Bick, WXC Anna Berecz, SKI

Ida Bjerka, SKI Nicholas Blackburn, MT&F Cameron Brewington, SKI

Brandon Brewster, SKI Kylie Burns, WBB Jordan Bush, VB

Brett Cameron, HKY

Micah Chelimo, MXC, MT&F Austin Coldwell, HKY Chris Crowell, HKY Tyler Currier, HKY

Austen DeWolf, MT&F Davis Dunlap, SKI Lukas Ebner, SKI

Sarah Freistone, SKI Kyle Fossman, MBB Alex Gellert, HKY Liam Gibcus, MBB

Bryn Haebe, WXC, WT&F Sasha Halfyard, WT&F

Alysa Horn, WBB Sariaye Jensen, GYM

Siobhan Johansen, VB Chris Kamal, HKY

Alfred Kangogo, MXC, MT&F Isaac Kangogo, MT&F

Corbin Karl, HKY Shoshana Keegan, WTF

Ruth Keino, WXC, WT&F Miriam Kipng’eno, WXC, WT&F

Christopher Kollenborg, SKI Katie Krehlik, WXC, WT&F

Haleigh Lloyd, WT&F Valerie Massie, WT&F Cara McCulloch, SKI

Lasse Molgaard-Nielsen, SKI Daniel Naslund, HKY

Emily Petersen, GYM Andrew Pickering, HKY

Paige Pirie, GYM Kevin Rooke, MXC, MT&F

Kory Roy, HKY Christi Schmitz, WXC, WT&F

Patricia Sprecher, SKI Quinn Sproule, HKY

Nikkie Viotto, VB Scott Warner, HKY Chris Weitzel, MBB

Travis Wilson, MT&F

All-Conference

Academic All-Conference

Academic All-Americans Liam Gibcus, MBB

Academic All-Region Lukas Ebner, MSKI Liam Gibcus, MBB

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Community Outreach

A DOPT A UNIVERSITY…The depart-ment sponsors an “Adopt a University”

program with Anchorage and Mat-Su Valley public high schools as well as some Anchor-age-area private schools for the Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout. The pro-gram allows extensive interaction between visiting Shootout teams and local high school students. Students can learn more about their adopted university while offering support through cheerleaders, band, trainers and sports information. The local schools may also get involved with providing supple-mental practice sites, as well as the Thanks-giving Dinner program.

S UPPORT FOR NON-PROFITS…Each year UAA Athletics adopts a non-

profit program – generally focusing on health and/or youth issues – to support on a depart-ment-wide basis. Our current non-profit part-ner is the Children’s Hospital at Providence Hospital. In the past, UAA Athletics has sup-ported programs such as Nothing But Nets, Shots for Tots, Alaska Special Olympics, Alaska SafeKids, The V Foundation, the Muscular Dystrophy Association, Anchorage Center for Families, the Anchorage Immun-ization Partners Coalition, Children’s Miracle Network, Life Alaska and the Alaska Litera-cy Program.

A THLETIC SPEAKERS BUREAU…The department’s coaches and adminis-

trators are frequent speakers at youth team banquets and civic organization luncheons, promoting Seawolf athletics in addition to educating the public about key issues in col-lege athletics.

R EADING WITH THE SEA-WOLVES...For years UAA student-

athletes have been active in the community, especially through reading programs at An-chorage-area elementary schools. That activi-ty has been formalized in a program called Reading With The Seawolves, whereby a cross-section of student-athletes visit differ-ent elementary schools each year to share their favorite children’s books.

S CHOOL CLINICS…The department’s coaches are frequent speakers at clinics

throughout the state, sharing their expertise with elementary and secondary school coach-es seeking to enhance their skills.

W OMEN’S VOLLEYBALL, HOOPS CLINICS…The women’s volleyball

and basketball teams have been active with such activities as post-game clinics and Jun-ior High and Girl Scout Nights at home con-tests.

T ICKET DONATIONS…The department provides tickets and door prizes to ele-

mentary schools for programs that promote academic achievement.

S PORTS CAMPS...Each summer UAA coaches host a variety of youth skills

camps that are both fun and challenging. Among others, these include the popular Kendall Jump Shot basketball camp under the direction of men’s basketball head coach Rusty Osborne and the Seawolf Volleyball Camps under the direction of Chris Green.

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NCAA Rules For Sponsors

Q Who is a “representative of the institu-tion's athletics interests”?

A Any individual who is a member of the institu-tion’s athletics booster club, has made dona-

tions to the booster club or the athletics department, is involved in any manner in recruiting prospects or in providing benefits (e.g., summer jobs) to enrolled student-athletes, or is otherwise involved in promot-ing the institution’s athletics program.

Q Is the institution responsible for the acts of athletics representatives and booster sup-

port groups?

A Yes.

Q What could happen if a sponsor violates an NCAA rule?

A In addition to any sanctions meted out to the University, sponsors or boosters could also

forfeit benefits or privileges if they have engaged in conduct that is determined to be a violation of NCAA legislation.

Q Is it permissible for a sponsor to provide to a student-athlete or friend any benefit or

special arrangement?

A No. The NCAA considers these arrangements as an “extra benefit,” and they are specifically

prohibited. Examples of extra benefits include but are not limited to the following. 1. Special discount payment arrangement, or credit on a purchase (e.g., airline ticket, clothing). 2. Services (e.g., laundry, dry cleaning, tailoring). 3. A loan of money in any amount. 4. A guarantee or bond. 5. The use of an automobile. 6. The purchase of meals or services at commer-cial establishments. 7. Transportation to or from a summer job. 8. A benefit connected with off-campus housing (e.g., individual television sets or stereo equip-ment, specialized recreational facilities, room fur-nishings or appointments of extra quality or quan-tity.). 9. Signing or cosigning a note with an outside agency to arrange a loan. 10. Selling or giving a student-athlete tickets to an athletics, institution or community event. 11. The use of personal properties (e.g., boats, summer homes, cars, stereos) 12. Providing Christmas or birthday gifts. 13. Permitting use of and payment for long dis-tance telephone calls.

The information contained on this page is de-signed to provide a brief summary of NCAA rules and regulations for “representatives of the University of Alaska Anchorage interests,” which include corporate sponsors.

According to the NCAA, the control and conduct of UAA’s intercollegiate athletics program shall in-clude being held accountable for the acts of all individ-uals that have been identified as “athletic representa-tives.”

This information should be considered only as a guide to a general understanding of the NCAA rules with a view to avoiding involvement in a violation of NCAA legislation which might result in the loss of an individual’s eligibility or disciplinary action against UAA.

We strongly suggest that if you are not absolutely certain about an NCAA rule, contact the UAA Athletics Department before proceeding.

- Keith Hackett Director of Athletics

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Hockey Diamond- $15,000

Advertising Recognition in hockey season program .......................................................................................... $800

1 Sullivan Arena dasherboard ...................................................................................................... $7,000

2 Sullivan Arena message board exposures per hockey game .................................................... $3,000

One banner in Wells Fargo Sports Complex hockey rink ........................................................... $3,000

Opportunity for game-night promotion at 1 hockey game .......................................................... $2,500

Recognition on GoSeawolves.com internet web site ...................................................................... $500

Recognition on all-sport schedule ................................................................................................ $1,000

Total Advertising Value ............................................................................................................... $17,800

Tickets 4 VIP season hockey tickets ........................................................................................................ $1,300

8 reserved season hockey tickets ................................................................................................. $2,600

Same 12 hockey tickets as above for Kendall Hockey Classic ...................................................... $480

4 women’s volleyball regular season tickets .................................................................................. $320

4 women’s gymnastics season tickets ............................................................................................. $120

First priority to purchase WCHA first-round playoff tickets ........................................................ Bonus

Total Ticket Value .......................................................................................................................... $4,820

Miscellaneous 2 VIP hockey parking passes .......................................................................................................... $300

4 hockey hospitality room passes ................................................................................................ $1,000

2 Wells Fargo Sports Complex recreation use season passes ...................................................... $1,200

Total Miscellaneous Value ............................................................................................................ $2,500

Grand Total Value .................................................................................................. $25,120

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Basketball Diamond- $15,000

Advertising 1 full page b/w ad in Shootout program ......................................................................................... $800

2 Sullivan Arena message board exposures per Shootout session ............................................... $2,000

One banner in Wells Fargo Sports Complex gym ....................................................................... $3,000

Opportunity for game-night promotion at 1 basketball game ...................................................... $2,000



Total Advertising Value ................................................................................................................. $9,300

Tickets 50 Shootout ticket packages (men & women, 35 reserved / 15 general admission) ................... $9,000

8 VIP Shootout tickets (men and women) ................................................................................... $1,560

4 men’s basketball regular season passes ....................................................................................... $400

4 women’s basketball regular season passes .................................................................................. $400

4 women’s volleyball season tickets ............................................................................................... $320


Total Ticket Value ........................................................................................................................ $11,840

Miscellaneous 2 VIP parking passes for Shootout ................................................................................................. $150

2 Sullivan Arena VIP room passes for Shootout ............................................................................ $200

Opportunity to purchase 2 Shootout Tipoff Luncheon tickets ........................................................ $300



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Combo Diamond- $15,000

Advertising 1 full page b/w ad Shootout program .............................................................................................. $800

Recognition in hockey season program .......................................................................................... $800

1 Sullivan Arena dasherboard - or - banner for basketball .......................................................... $7,000

1 Sullivan Arena message board exposure per hockey game & Shootout session ...................... $4,000

Opportunity for game-night promotion at 1 basketball game ...................................................... $2,000



Total Advertising Value ............................................................................................................... $16,100

Tickets 16 Shootout ticket packages (men & women, 10 reserved / 6 general admission) ...................... $2,820

4 VIP Shootout tickets (men and women) ...................................................................................... $780

2 VIP season hockey tickets ............................................................................................................ $650


Same 6 hockey tickets as above for Kendall Hockey Classic ......................................................... $240

4 men’s basketball regular season passes........................................................................................ $400

4 women’s season sports packages (WBB, VB, GYM) .................................................................. $880


Miscellaneous 1 VIP parking pass to Shootout & hockey games at Sullivan Arena .............................................. $225

2 Sullivan Arena VIP room passes for Shootout & hockey games ................................................. $700





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Hockey Gold - $10,000


2 Sullivan Arena message board exposures per hockey game..................................................... $3,000

One banner in Wells Fargo Sport s Complex hockey rink .......................................................... $3,000




Tickets 4 VIP season hockey tickets ........................................................................................................ $1,300


Same 10 hockey tickets as above for Kendall Hockey Classic....................................................... $400

4 women’s volleyball regular season tickets .................................................................................. $320


First priority to purchase WCHA first-round playoff tickets ........................................................ Bonus


Miscellaneous 1 VIP hockey parking passes .......................................................................................................... $150

2 hockey hospitality room passes ................................................................................................... $500




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Basketball Gold - $10,000

Advertising 1 full page b/w ad in Shootout program .......................................................................................... $800

2 Sullivan Arena message board exposures per Shootout session ............................................... $2,000






6 VIP Shootout tickets (men and women) ................................................................................... $1,170

4 men’s basketball regular season passes ....................................................................................... $400

4 women’s basketball regular season passes .................................................................................. $400




Miscellaneous 2 VIP parking passes for Shootout .................................................................................................. $150

6 VIP room passes for Shootout ..................................................................................................... $600





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Combo Gold - $10,000

Advertising One-half page b/w ad in Shootout program .................................................................................... $450

Recognition in hockey season program .......................................................................................... $450

One banner in Wells Fargo Sports Complex gym - or - hockey rink .......................................... $3,000

1 Sullivan Arena message board exposure per hockey game - or - Shootout session ................. $1,500

Recognition on GoSeawolves.com internet web site...................................................................... $500

Recognition on all-sport schedule ............................................................................................... $1,000

Total Advertising Value ................................................................................................................ $6,900

Tickets 12 Shootout ticket packages (men & women, 8 reserved / 4 general admission) ....................... $2,140


2 VIP season hockey tickets ........................................................................................................... $650


Same 6 hockey tickets as above for Kendall Hockey Classic ........................................................ $240

4 women’s season sports packages (WBB, VB, GYM) ................................................................. $880


Miscellaneous 1 VIP parking pass to Shootout & hockey games at Sullivan Arena ............................................. $225

2 Sullivan Arena VIP room passes for Shootout & hockey games ................................................ $700

Opportunity to purchase 2 Shootout Tipoff Luncheon tickets ....................................................... $300



Grand Total Value ................................................................................................... $15,315

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Hockey Green - $5,000


1 Sullivan Arena message board exposure per hockey game ...................................................... $1,500

One banner in Wells Fargo Sports Complex hockey rink ............................................................ $3,000




Tickets 2 VIP season hockey tickets ............................................................................................................ $650

2 reserved season hockey tickets ..................................................................................................... $650

Same 4 hockey tickets as above for Kendall Hockey Classic ......................................................... $160

2 women’s volleyball regular season tickets ................................................................................... $160

2 women’s gymnastics season tickets ............................................................................................... $80

First priority to purchase WCHA first-round playoff tickets ........................................................Bonus


Miscellaneous 1 VIP hockey parking pass .............................................................................................................. $150

2 hockey hospitality room passes .................................................................................................... $500

1 Wells Fargo Sports Complex recreation use season passes ......................................................... $600


Grand Total Value .................................................................................................... $9,400

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Basketball Green - $5,000

Advertising One-half page b/w ad in Shootout program .................................................................................... $450

1 Sullivan Arena message board exposure per Shootout session ................................................ $1,000







2 men’s basketball regular season passes........................................................................................ $200

2 women’s basketball regular season passes ................................................................................... $200


2 women’s gymnastics season tickets ............................................................................................... $80


Miscellaneous 1 VIP parking passes for Shootout .................................................................................................... $75

4 VIP room passes for Shootout ..................................................................................................... $400

1 Wells Fargo Sports Complex recreation use season passes ......................................................... $600



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Hockey Seawolf - $2,500





Tickets 2 VIP season hockey tickets ............................................................................................................ $650

Same 2 hockey tickets as above for Kendall Hockey Classic ........................................................... $80

2 VIP Shootout tickets .................................................................................................................... $390

2 men’s basketball regular season tickets ....................................................................................... $200

2 women’s season sports packages (WBB, VB, GYM) ................................................................. $440


Miscellaneous 1 VIP hockey parking pass .............................................................................................................. $150

2 hockey hospitality room passes .................................................................................................... $500

Total Miscellaneous Value ............................................................................................................... $650


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Basketball Seawolf - $2,500

Advertising One-quarter page b/w ad in Shootout program ............................................................................... $250




Tickets 2 VIP Shootout tickets .................................................................................................................... $390

2 VIP season hockey tickets ............................................................................................................ $650

Same 2 hockey tickets as above for Kendall Hockey Classic ........................................................... $80

2 men’s basketball regular season tickets ....................................................................................... $200

2 women’s season sports packages (WBB, VB, GYM) .................................................................. $440


Miscellaneous 1 VIP Shootout parking pass ............................................................................................................. $75

2 VIP room passes for Shootout...................................................................................................... $200

Total Miscellaneous Value ............................................................................................................... $275


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Advertising Deadlines Corporate Sponsor List In Programs First deadline - Sept. 13 for hockey program Final revision for Shootout program - Oct. 11 Schedule Cards & Posters Deadline for name to appear - Aug. 2 Program ad/recognition deadlines Camera-ready artwork due to Tim McDiffett at Wells Fargo Sports Complex, Room 220 (786-1307; [email protected]) Hockey - Sept. 13 Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout - Oct. 18 Program ad dimensions Full page - 7 1/2 inches wide by 9 3/4 inches high Half page horizontal - 7 1/2 inches wide by 4 3/4 inches high Half page vertical - 3 5/8 inches wide by 9 3/4 inches high Quarter page - 3 5/8 inches wide by 4 3/4 inches high Sullivan Arena Message Board Announcements Due Sept. 13 for hockey season Due. Nov. 8 for Shootout If applicable, please fill in the grid below with your message, leaving one space between words. The message will appear in three lines, 20 characters (including spaces) per line. Words may not break between lines. Please email ([email protected]) or fax (907-563-4565) your filled-out message grid to Tim McDiffett by the deadlines above. Thank you.

Dasher Board Ads (hockey, 30” x 100”) Camera-ready artwork due Aug. 30 to Tim McDiffett at UAA ([email protected]; 786-1307) Banners (new sponsors, 30” x 90”) Due Aug. 23 to Kevin Silver at Wells Fargo Sports Complex ([email protected]; 786-4809)

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2013 SEAWOLF CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP CONTACT INFORMATION FORM

Please provide the following information so that we can ensure that our records are updated and accu-rate. Please provide an email address so we can effectively communicate with you in the future. Company Name: ________________________________________________________ Contact Name: ________________________________________________________ Address: ________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ TELE: ________________________ FAX: _______________________ EMAIL: (please provide if available):___________________________________________ WEBSITE: ______________________________________________________________ Additional Contacts (if applicable):_____________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ Thank you for taking the time to complete this information. Please return it with your contract or email to [email protected] or fax to 907.786.1142.

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2013-14 Seawolf Corporate Partnership

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