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GEOFF PETRIE
President, Basketball Operations
Geoff Petrie is the key figure behind the recent success of the Sacramento
Kings. A two-time NBA Executive of the Year award winner, he is forever trying
to find ways to strengthen the Kings, evidenced by his moves over the last 10
years. During this past offseason, Petrie tackled concerns in both the backcourt
and frontcourt, starting with the acquisitions of guard Bonzi Wells (trade with the
Memphis in exchange for Bobby Jackson) and forward Shareef Abdur-Rahim
(signed as a free agent). He also selected Francisco Garcia out of the University
of Louisville in the first round (23rd overall) of the 2005 NBA Draft. Additionally,
Petrie acquired the services of guards Jason Hart (via trade with Charlotte
in exchange for a future second round draft pick) and Ronnie Price (signed as
a free agent), and forward-center Jamal Sampson (signed as a free agent). In
fact, only four Kings remain from the roster that began the 2004-05 campaign.
Last season, Petrie consummated arguably the biggest trade of the 2004-05 campaign when he dealt
five-time NBA All-Star forward Chris Webber, along with Matt Barnes and Michael Bradley to Philadelphia in
exchange for Kenny Thomas, Corliss Williamson and Brian Skinner. Prior to that trade, the Kings acquired
Cuttino Mobley and Bradley from Orlando for Doug Christie, marking the first time since February 1988 that
the Kings made a midseason deal.
In June of 1994, Petrie inherited a Kings team that had not advanced to the postseason in eight years.
In just his second season at the basketball operations helm, Petrie’s 1995-96 squad qualified for the NBA
Playoffs.
Currently entering his 12th year overseeing the Kings’ basketball operations department, Petrie has
completely re-tooled a Sacramento roster that has qualified for the NBA Playoffs in each of the past seven
campaigns and eight of the past 10 years overall. The Kings have won two of the last four Pacific Division
titles and advanced to the Western Conference Finals in 2001-2002. Sacramento’s 50-32 record last season
(2004-05) marked the fifth consecutive year that the Kings recorded 50 wins or more, joining San Antonio
(six consecutive seasons) and Dallas (five consecutive seasons) as the only NBA teams with 50 or more
wins in five consecutive seasons.
Petrie’s efforts in Sacramento were rewarded following the 1998-99 season when he was named The
Sporting News NBA Executive of the Year, becoming the first person in NBA history to win both the league’s
executive and rookie annual awards. Petrie shared the 1971 NBA Rookie of the Year award with Boston’s
Dave Cowens. Following the 2000-01 season, Petrie was named The Sporting News Executive of the Year
for a second time.
Not only have the Kings been one of the NBA’s top competitive teams, but also one of the most entertaining,
having led the league in scoring three of the past seven seasons. The Kings’ wide-open, “share the ball” style
of play has prompted network executives to schedule Sacramento for 229 nationally televised games since
1999; this after the team had appeared on national TV a total of 13 times in the previous 13 seasons.
Petrie oversees all aspects of the Kings’ basketball operations department, including the coaching and
scouting staffs, team negotiations, and player acquisitions. He also serves as the main basketball liaison
between the Kings, the NBA, and the league’s 29 other teams.
Petrie’s re-working of the Kings’ roster has come via all avenues of player acquisition. His first-round
draft choices have included current Kings Peja Stojakovic (1996, #14), Garcia (2005, #23), Kevin Martin
(2004, #26) and Williamson (1995, #13), as well as former Kings players Gerald Wallace (2001, #25), Brian
Grant (1994, #8), Tariq Abdul-Wahad (1997, #11), Jason Williams (1998, #7) and Hedo Turkoglu (2000,
#16). Meanwhile, his second-round draft selections also have proven to be productive, including Lawrence
Funderburke (1994, #51), Michael Smith (1994, #35), and Anthony Johnson (1997 #40 overall), each of
whom have played at least six NBA seasons.
Petrie also has consummated 19 player trades since 1994, highlighted by the 1998 deal, which landed
All-Star forward Webber. Of the Kings' current roster, nine of the 13 players have arrived in Sacramento via
trade, including Mike Bibby and Brad Miller. Petrie has also acquired players through free agent signings,
such as this offseason's signing of Abdur-Rahim. Not only has he exhibited keen skills in bringing in talented
players, Petrie also has achieved success in keeping key players for the future, evidenced by the re-signing
of Bibby during the summer of 2002, in addition to Webber and Christie in 2001 and Stojakovic and Scot
Pollard in 2000.
Petrie was the first-ever selection of the Portland Trail Blazers in the 1970 NBA Draft (#8 overall), prior
to the club’s inaugural NBA campaign. In his first season as a professional, he posted Portland team highs
in scoring (24.8 ppg), field goals made (784) and attempted (1,770), free throws made (463) and attempted
(600), and assists (4.8 apg).
DID YOU KNOW ... Geoff Petrie is the first person in NBA history to win both The Sporting News
Executive of the Year (1998-99 and 2000-01) and NBA Rookie of the Year (1970-71) awards.
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Petrie’s scoring average remains the highest ever by a Portland rookie, while his single-season point
total (2,031 pts.) made him one of just eight players in NBA history to surpass the 2,000-point plateau in his
rookie campaign. Oscar Robertson and Michael Jordan were the only other guards to achieve the feat (also
Wilt Chamberlain, Walt Bellamy, Rick Barry, Elvin Hayes, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar).
Petrie was a two-time All-Star (1971, 1974) and winner of the NBA’s 1973 One-on-One tournament, defeating
the likes of Gail Goodrich and Bob McAdoo. He still holds Portland single-game records for most field
goals attempted (37) and most free throws made (18). He currently ranks sixth on the Trail Blazers’ all-time
career list in points (9,732), fifth in assists (2,057), and third and fifth, respectively, in field goals attempted
(8,719) and made (3,970). A knee injury suffered in his sixth NBA season (1975-76) ended his professional
playing career in which he registered averages of 21.8 points, 2.8 rebounds, and 4.6 assists per game. His
Trail Blazers jersey (#45) was retired by Portland in 1981.
Following his retirement, Petrie worked in private business and beginning in 1984-85 in various roles
within the Trail Blazers’ front office, culminated by a four-year tenure as the team’s senior vice president of
operations. He was instrumental in the building of a Portland team that qualified for the 1990 and 1992 NBA
Finals, which included the likes of Clyde Drexler, Buck Williams, Jerome Kersey, and former Kings’ Assistant
Coach Terry Porter.
A 1970 graduate of Princeton University, Petrie earned consecutive All-East and All-Ivy League honors
following each of his final two collegiate seasons under legendary Tigers head coach and current Kings’ Assistant
Coach Pete Carril. The team captain as a senior, Petrie ranks seventh on the school’s all-time scoring
list (1,321 pts.) and fourth among career scoring average leaders (19.9 ppg).
Petrie and his wife, Anne-Marie, reside in Sacramento. He has three children, son, Mike and twin daughters,
Anne-Marie and Susanne. Petrie enjoys working out, playing golf and tennis, and playing guitar in his
spare time.
HOW THE KINGS WERE BUILT
• Shareef Abdur-Rahim –– Signed as a free agent (8/12/05).
• Mike Bibby –– Acquired via trade along with guard Brent Price from Vancouver in exchange for
guard Jason Williams and guard-forward Nick Anderson (6/27/01). Re-signed to a multi-year
contract (8/14/02).
• Francisco Garcia –– Selected in the first round (#23 overall) of the 2005 NBA Draft.
• Jason Hart –– Acquired via trade from Charlotte in exchange for a future second-round draft choice
(8/2/05).
• Kevin Martin –– Selected in the first round (#26 overall) of the 2004 NBA Draft.
• Brad Miller –– Acquired via trade from Indiana in a three-way deal that sent center-forward Scot
Pollard to Indiana and forward-guard Hedo Turkoglu to San Antonio (7/24/03).
• Ronnie Price –– Signed as a free agent (8/2/05).
• Brian Skinner –– Acquired via trade along with forwards Kenny Thomas and Corliss Williamson
from Philadelphia in exchange for forwards Chris Webber, Michael Bradley, and Matt Barnes
(2/23/05).
• Peja Stojakovic –– Selected in the first round (#14 overall) of the 1996 NBA Draft, but opted to
play in Greece. Kings retained his rights and signed him to a multi-year contract (6/15/98). Resigned
to a multi-year contract extension (8/16/00).
• Kenny Thomas –– Acquired via trade along with center Brian Skinner and Corliss Williamson
from Philadelphia in exchange for forwards Chris Webber, Michael Bradley, and Matt Barnes
(2/23/05).
• Bonzi Wells –– Acquired via trade from Memphis in exchange for guard Bobby Jackson and center
Greg Ostertag (8/2/05).
• Corliss Williamson –– Acquired via trade along with center Brian Skinner and forward Kenny
Thomas from Philadelphia in exchange for forwards Chris Webber, Michael Bradley, and Matt
Barnes (2/23/05).
• Rick Adelman –– Named Head Coach on 9/18/98. Re-signed to a contract extension through 2001-
02 season (9/27/00). Re-signed to a contract extension through the 2003-04 season (12/20/00).
Re-signed to a contract extension (6/27/03).
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RICK ADELMAN
Head Coach
The Kings, under Head Coach Rick Adelman, have achieved a tremendous
amount of success over the past seven years. In fact, over the last five seasons,
the Kings’ winning percentage of .683 (280-130) is one of the highest
ranked among all professional teams in the four major sports (NBA, NFL,
MLB, NHL).
Entering his 16th campaign as an NBA head coach and eighth with Sacramento,
Adelman has guided the Kings to seven consecutive playoff appearances,
including back-to-back Pacific Division titles in 2001-02 and 2002-03.
Sacramento finished last year’s regular season with a 50-32 record, marking
the fifth straight year the Kings have won 50 games or more. The fact that the
Kings were able to achieve such a feat, despite being hit with a rash of injuries
to key players (Bobby Jackson - 57 games missed, Brad Miller - 25 games missed, Peja Stojakovic - 15
games missed) for much of the season, is a direct result of Adelman and his coaching abilities.
Adelman recorded his 700th career win with a 112-93 victory over Portland at ARCO Arena on March 22,
2005. He became the winningest coach in the Kings’ franchise history on March 19, 2004 when Sacramento
defeated the Indiana Pacers, 94-92 at Conseco Fieldhouse as he recorded his 296th win with the organization,
passing Les Harrison on the all-time victories list.
Owning a lifetime NBA record of 708-443 (.615) with Portland (1988-89 - 1993-94), Golden State (1995-
96 & 1996-97), and Sacramento (1998-99 - present), Adelman has recorded the fourth-most wins among
active NBA coaches behind Phil Jackson (LA Lakers), Larry Brown (New York), and Jerry Sloan (Utah). He
is the fourth coach in NBA history to win 60 or more games in a season with two different teams.
Winning is nothing new to Adelman. Eight years ago when he signed on as the 19th head coach in
franchise history on September 17, 1998, Adelman inherited a team that had won only 27 games the year
before (1997-98). In each of his seven seasons as the Kings’ skipper, Sacramento has finished with a record
above the .500 mark. Adelman guided the Kings to its first-ever Pacific Division title and Western Conference
Finals appearance of the Sacramento-era during the 2001-02 season. The Kings’ climb to 61 wins during the
2001-02 campaign marked a 34-win improvement over a four-year span, which was the highest jump among
NBA teams. Though the Kings’ 2002-03 record of 59-23 was two wins shy of matching their previous year’s
franchise-best record, it still ranks among the highest jumps for NBA teams over a five-year span.
Prior to Adelman’s arrival in the Capitol City, no Sacramento-era Kings squad (since 1985-86) had
registered a winning record. Now the Kings have done so in all seven seasons under Adelman, posting
a combined record of 351-191 (.648) over the last seven campaigns. In fact, Adelman is the franchise’s
first head coach since Les Harrison in 1948-49 thru 1954-55 to guide the Kings into the postseason in
seven consecutive seasons. The Kings advanced to the second round of the playoffs for the first time in
the Sacramento-era history, upon their first-round series win over Phoenix during the 2000-01 campaign.
His overwhelming success in Sacramento has prompted the Maloof family to extend his contract on four
separate occasions.
Known around the league as a basketball teacher with an ability to mold the team’s style of play around
the strengths of its players, Adelman’s coaching highlights include a pair of NBA Finals appearances with
the Trail Blazers in 1990 and 1992. Between the 1989-90 season and the 1992-93 campaign, Adelman led
Portland to four consecutive 50-plus win seasons, including a league-best mark of 63-19 in 1990-91. He
has been runner-up for NBA Coach of the Year honors three times (1990-91 with Portland, and 2000-01
and 2001-02 with Sacramento). Adelman has coached the West Team in the NBA All-Star Game on three
separate occasions (1991 with Portland, and 2001 and 2003 with Sacramento). He also has been named
NBA Coach of the Month on five occasions.
Adelman played seven seasons in the NBA, primarily with the San Diego Rockets and Portland Trail Blazers
before closing out his career with the then-Kansas City-Omaha Kings. Originally selected by the Rockets in
the seventh round (#79 overall) of the 1968
ADELMAN'S COACHING MILESTONES
Win Team Date Opponent Score
1 Portland 2/26/89 at Miami 124-102
100 Portland 12/29/90 at Cleveland 120-114
200 Portland 11/22/92 vs. Detroit 115-90
300 Golden State 12/19/95 at Charlotte 102-99
400 Sacramento 12/28/99 vs. Boston 114-101
500 Sacramento 12/11/01 vs. Orlando 112-100
600 Sacramento 4/6/03 at Philadelphia 97-81
700 Sacramento 3/22/05 vs. Portland 112-93
296 Sacramento 3/19/04 at Indiana 94-92
Became Sacramento's all-time leader in coaching victories
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NBA Draft, Adelman played two seasons in
San Diego before being chosen by Portland
in the 1970 NBA Expansion Draft. Technically
speaking, Adelman began his coaching
experience during the 1970-71 season when
he led the Trail Blazers to a victory after coach
Rolland Todd had been ejected.
Adelman was traded to Chicago just prior
to the 1973-74 campaign and then was dealt
to the Pete Maravich-led New Orleans Jazz
early in the 1974-75 season. Looking for
veteran leadership in their run to the 1974-75
NBA Playoffs, the Kings made a late-season
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man, who played his final 18 regular season and six postseason games with
the Kings organization. All told, Adelman averaged 7.7 points, 2.4 rebounds,
and 3.5 assists in 462 career regular season NBA games.
A native of Lynwood, California, Adelman began his playing career at St.
Pius X High School in Downey, California before attending Loyola University
in Los Angeles, where he was named MVP of the West Coast Athletic Conference
as a senior in 1967-68. After retiring from the NBA, he returned to
Loyola to earn a master’s degree in history, and then worked for Converse
in Southern California for a year.
Adelman’s first coaching position came in 1977 at Chemeketa Community
College in Salem, Oregon, where his teams amassed a 141-39
record over six seasons (1977-78 - 1982-83), winning or sharing three
Oregon community college championships. In 2000, Chemeketa
honored Adelman, presenting him with the Gwen VanDenBosch
Volunteer of the Year Award for his tireless fund-raising efforts
with the annual Rick Adelman Golf Classic. Each year, the golf
tournament provides scholarship funds for a male and female
member of the Chemeketa basketball teams.
Prior to the 1983-84 campaign, Adelman rejoined the Trail Blazers
as an assistant coach under Jack Ramsay. He maintained his spot on
the Portland bench when Mike Schuler succeeded Ramsay in May of
1986, and then took over the Blazers’ head coaching reigns in February
of 1989. Adelman is the second-winningest coach in Portland franchise
history behind only Ramsay, posting a 291-154 (.654) regular-season
record while qualifying the Trail Blazers for the postseason in all six
of his seasons.
A series of personnel moves and injuries plagued Adelman’s clubs
during his two-year stint with Golden State. However, in his first season
with the Warriors (1995-96), Adelman guided the team to a 36-46 record,
resulting in a 10-game improvement from the previous campaign.
Adelman is a devoted family man and a community leader in both
Sacramento and the Portland area. He and his wife, Mary Kay, who have
been married for over 30 years, enjoy playing golf and tennis and spending
time with their six children-Kathy and her husband John, R.J., Laura and her
husband Chris, David, Caitlin, and Patrick, and five grandchildren, Mary Kay,
Anna, Mackenzie, Emilie and Madison. The entire Adelman family has always
shown a great commitment to the community, working closely with local
church and charitable organizations.
RICK ADELMAN'S NBA HEAD COACHING CAREER
Regular Season Playoffs
Season Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Playoff Results
88-89 Portland 14 21 .400 0 3 .000 Reached Western Conference first round
89-90 Portland 59 23 .720 12 9 .571 Reached NBA Finals
90-91 Portland 63 19 .768 9 7 .563 Reached Western Conference Finals
91-92 Portland 57 25 .695 13 8 .619 Reached NBA Finals
92-93 Portland 51 31 .622 1 3 .250 Reached Western Conference first round
93-94 Portland 47 35 .573 1 3 .250 Reached Western Conference first round
95-96 Golden State 36 46 .439 — — —
96-97 Golden State 30 52 .366 — — —
98-99 Sacramento 27 23 .540 2 3 .400 Reached Western Conference first round
99-00 Sacramento 44 38 .537 2 3 .400 Reached Western Conference first round
00-01 Sacramento 55 27 .671 3 5 .375 Reached Western Conference Semifinals
01-02 Sacramento 61 21 .744 10 6 .625 Reached Western Conference Finals
02-03 Sacramento 59 23 .720 7 5 .583 Reached Western Conference Semifinals
03-04 Sacramento 55 27 .671 7 5 .583 Reached Western Conference Semifinals
04-05 Sacramento 50 32 .610 1 4 .200 Reached Western Conference first round
Totals (14 years) 708 443 .615 68 64 .512
Totals (Sacramento) 351 191 .648 32 31 .508
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WAYNE COOPER
Vice President, Basketball Operations
Wayne Cooper is entering his 28th year in the NBA and his 12th with the
Sacramento Kings organization. Cooper has served as the club's vice president,
basketball operations since July of 1996. He was promoted to his current position
after working two seasons as the club's director of basketball services/assistant
coach. He came to Sacramento in July of 1994 following two campaigns in the
Portland Trail Blazers' front office.
Cooper helps oversee the day-to-day operation of the Kings' basketball
operations department under the direct guidance of President, Basketball
Operations Geoff Petrie. In addition to scouting collegiate, professional, and
international talent, he is in charge of preseason scheduling and overseeing
the club's collegiate player data base.
Cooper enjoyed a 14-year playing career in the NBA after being selected by the Golden State Warriors in
the second round (#40 overall) of the 1978 NBA Draft. During his professional playing career, Cooper served
stints in Golden State (1978-80), Utah (1980-81), Dallas (1981-82), Portland (1982-84 and 1989-92), and
Denver (1984-89), posting career averages of 7.9 points, 6.2 rebounds, and 1.56 blocks per game.
Cooper played collegiately at the University of New Orleans (1974-78) under Head Coach Butch Van
Breda Kolff, earning 1978 Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year honors after averaging 18.1 points and a
conference-high 12.7 rebounds during his senior campaign. He finished his career as the No. 2 shot blocker
(183) and third-leading rebounder (920) in school history. He was inducted into the UNO Hall of Fame in
1988 and the Louisiana Association of Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame in 1992.
He and his wife, Denise, live in Granite Bay, with their youngest daughter, Lauren (16), while daughters,
Andrea (20) and Courtney (22), are away at college.
ELSTON TURNER
Assistant Coach
Elston Turner enters his sixth season as an assistant coach for the Kings
and his second as Head Coach Rick Adelman’s lead assistant. Prior to joining
Sacramento's coaching staff, he spent four years working within the Portland
Trail Blazers organization. With the Kings, Turner's responsibilities include
handling the team's game plan, individual skill work with players, and advance
scouting.
A 23-year veteran of professional basketball as a player and coach, Turner is
known for his strong work ethic and his ability to communicate with individuals
and players of all levels throughout the league. Before joining the Trail Blazers'
staff, he was an assistant coach for the CBA's Quad City Thunder and a playercoach
with the league's Chicago Rockers.
As a player, the 6-foot-5-inch Turner was noted for his defensive tenacity. He played eight NBA seasons
in all, three with Dallas (1981-82 - 1983-84), three with Denver (1984-85, 1985-86, 1988-89), and two in
Chicago (1986-87 & 1987-88). Overall, Turner averaged 4.7 points, 2.7 rebounds, and 1.8 assists in 505
career regular-season games in the NBA. He also played parts of five seasons in the CBA and three years in
Europe in the early 1990's.
Turner and the entire Kings coaching staff served as coaches for the Western Conference All-Star Team
in the 2003 NBA All-Star Game in Atlanta. He was also a member of the Kings' coaching staff which coached
the Western Conference All-Star Team in the 2001 NBA All-Star Game in Washington, D.C. after Sacramento
posted the Conference's best record at the All-Star Break.
Dallas selected Turner in the second round of the 1981 NBA Draft after a standout collegiate career at
Mississippi. As a senior (1980-81), he led Ole Miss to its first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance. Turner's
collegiate accomplishments were honored in 2000 when he was inducted into the Ole Miss 'M Club' Athletic
Hall of Fame.
Born and raised in Knoxville, Tennessee, Turner and his wife, Louise, reside in Roseville with their two
children, 15-year-old son, Elston Jr. and 12-year-old daughter, Taylor.
DID YOU KNOW ... Vice President, Basketball Operations Wayne Cooper was listed among
Sports Illustrated's Top 101 Most Influential Minorities in Sports in both 2003 and 2004.
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PETE CARRIL
Assistant Coach
One of the most respected men in basketball, Pete Carril enters his ninth
season as an assistant coach, and 10th overall campaign with the Kings. Carril
departed the bench for the 2002-03 season, taking on a new title and new role
as special assistant to president, basketball operations. However, the coach in
him won out as did the Kings, as Carril resumed his daily coaching duties with
the club last season, which includes an emphasis on individual player development
and offensive schemes.
In a crowning achievement to his legendary collegiate coaching career, Carril
was rewarded with an induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall
of Fame on September 29, 1997. After coaching 30 years in the NCAA ranks,
Carril joined the Kings prior to the 1996-97 campaign. His addition to the Kings'
coaching staff reunited him with Geoff Petrie, whom he coached at Princeton from 1968-70.
The winningest coach in Ivy League history (525-273, .658 winning percentage), Carril's career at Princeton
included 13 conference titles, 11 NCAA Tournament appearances, and just one losing season. Prior to
his retirement following the 1996 NCAA Tournament, he was the only active NCAA Division I head coach to
reach the 500-victory plateau without athletic scholarships.
In his final season as head coach at Princeton, he led the Tigers to the Ivy League Championship with
a 22-7 record. In one of the most thrilling moments of the 1996 NCAA Tournament, Carril's Tigers upset
defending champion UCLA in the first round, 43-41, on a signature Carril-designed backdoor layup with only
3.8 seconds remaining in the game.
Carril played collegiately at Lafayette College under Head Coach Butch Van Breda Kolff. Following his
graduation from Lafayette in 1952, Carril began his coaching career at the high school level where he stayed
for 12 years. He went on to become head coach at Lehigh University for one season before beginning his
stay at Princeton in 1967.
Carril is the proud father of two children, Peter and Lisa, as well as two grandchildren. He enjoys going
on long walks and playing tennis.
T.R. DUNN
Assistant Coach
T.R. Dunn enters his second year as an assistant coach on Head Coach
Rick Adelman’s staff. However, Dunn, who enjoyed a 14-year NBA career as
a player, is no stranger to the coaching ranks. Prior to joining the Kings, he
spent two seasons (2002-04) as an assistant coach for the Denver Nuggets
in what was his second coaching tour with the club (he also served as an assistant
for the Nuggets in 1997-98). In 2001-02, Dunn worked as an assistant
coach at his alma mater, the University of Alabama. Prior to that, he coached
in the WNBA for the Charlotte Sting, serving as head coach from 1999-2001
and assistant coach from 1998-99. Dunn was also an assistant coach for the
Charlotte Hornets from 1991-97.
During his NBA playing days, Dunn spent 10 seasons as a member of the
Denver Nuggets (1980-88 and 1989-91) and remains a mainstay in the franchise’s record books. He ranks
second all-time in steals (1,070), fourth in games played (734), fourth in minutes played (18,322), and 21st
in scoring (3,585). Regarding the Nuggets’ post-season all-time annals, Dunn recorded the most steals in
a single game (7, vs. Portland, 4/20/86) and ranks first in steals (83), second in games played (58), second
in offensive rebounds (119), third in total rebounds (287), fourth in defensive rebounds (168), and 22nd in
scoring (238).
Regarded as one of the premiere defensive players of his time, the 6-foot-4-inch Dunn was named to the
NBA’s All-Defensive Second Team three times (1983-85) and was considered one of the top rebounding guards
in the NBA throughout his career. He missed just six games due to injury over a 10-year span (1978-88).
Drafted by the Portland Trail Blazers with the 41st overall pick in the 1977 NBA Draft, Dunn spent his first
three campaigns with Portland before being traded to Denver. He also played for the Phoenix Suns during
the 1988-89 season.
A four-year letterman at Alabama from 1973-77, Dunn finished his collegiate career with a scoring average
of 11.2 points per game.
Theodore Roosevelt Dunn and his wife, Cynthia, reside in Sacramento. The couple has two sons, Schmohn
and Keenan.
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BUBBA BURRAGE
Assistant Coach/Advance NBA Scout
Bubba Burrage enters his third year as a Kings assistant coach and his sixth
season as the Kings' primary advance NBA scout. In his 12th overall season
with the Kings organization, the 34-year-old native of Oxnard, Calif., spent his
first four seasons with the team as video coordinator before splitting time as
the team's video coordinator and advance scout for two seasons.
Burrage's duties as advance scout require him to travel throughout the
country to watch the Kings' upcoming opponents and prepare a detailed scouting
report on the upcoming opposition. The scouting report, along with individual
and team breakdown tapes prepared by the Kings' video department, allow the
coaching staff to formulate an overall game plan for that opponent.
Burrage graduated with a journalism/public relations degree from Cal Poly
(San Luis Obispo) in 1993, where he was a starting forward for the Mustangs' basketball team. Burrage
resides in Sacramento with his wife, Keilani, their three-year-old son, Junious Desmond, and their newborn
daughter, Kaira Marie.
JERRY REYNOLDS
Director, Player Personnel
In his 21st season with the Kings organization, Jerry Reynolds serves as the
club's director, player personnel. He was named to the position in July of 1994
after serving two seasons as the team's general manager. Reynolds is responsible
for keeping abreast of both the professional and collegiate talent pools available
to the Kings, while also helping to oversee the club's scouting efforts.
Reynolds, who wears many hats within the organization, recently retired
from his post as general manager of the WNBA's Sacramento Monarchs following
the 2003 season. In his six seasons as the club's general manager, the
Monarchs qualified for the league playoffs four times. Reynolds is a member
of the USA Basketball Women's Senior National Team Committee for the 2001-
04 quadrennium, where he helped select the coaching staff and players of the
Olympic gold medal-winning USA Senior National Teams.
Reynolds is also a member of the Kings Broadcast Network talent team, working as a color analyst for
all the club's televised contests.
A native of French Lick, Indiana (where he is often referred to as the second most popular local, first
being NBA Hall of Famer Larry Bird), Reynolds has a unique understanding of the interaction among players,
coaches, and the front office due in part to his experience gained through his varied roles with the Kings
organization. He originally joined the club in 1985 as an assistant coach responsible for advance pro and
college scouting.
On two occasions Reynolds served as the Kings' head coach following midseason changes. In 1987, he
was named, on an interim basis, to replace former head coach Phil Johnson. The following year he took over
for Bill Russell with 24 games remaining, and stayed on as the club's head coach for the next two seasons.
All told, Reynolds served as head coach of the Kings for a portion of four seasons (1987-1990). He also
served as the director of player personnel for two seasons (1990-92) before accepting the role as the club's
general manager (5/92-12/93).
An extremely popular figure with both the Sacramento community and the national media, Reynolds is an
often-requested favorite on the public speaking circuit. A graduate of Oakland City College (Indiana) in 1966,
he received his master's degree in physical education from Indiana State University in 1970.
Reynolds and his wife, Dodie, reside in Roseville and have a 24-year-old daughter, Danielle, who is attending
Santa Monica College, and an adult son, Jay, who is a 1992 graduate of California State University,
Sacramento.
DID YOU KNOW ... Jerry Reynolds has been with the Kings' franchise since the team moved
to Sacramento in 1985. He has witnessed three ownership changes, five head coaches, and
two arenas.
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BASKETBALL OPERATIONS
SCOTTY STIRLING
Director, Scouting
A veteran of the professional basketball ranks for more than three decades,
Scotty Stirling brings a wealth of NBA knowledge and professional sports
expertise to the Kings' basketball operations staff.
Having worked in the Kings organization for the past 19 years, Stirling is in
his 17th season as the club's director of scouting. In his current role, Stirling is
responsible for coordinating the club's collegiate scouting efforts.
Prior to joining the Kings, Stirling served as vice president and general
manager of the New York Knicks from January 1986 through May 1987. For
three seasons (1982-85) he held the position of vice president of operations
with the NBA where he supervised referees, administered rule implementation,
supervised game scheduling, and headed the league's collegiate scouting service.
From 1976 through 1982, Stirling was the assistant to the president of the Golden State Warriors, responsible
for the club's day-to-day operation and player personnel decisions. He also was the general manager of
the Oakland Oaks of the American Basketball Association when the team won the 1968 ABA title.
Stirling's pro sports experience included five seasons with the Oakland Raiders of the National Football
League, first as the club's assistant general manager, then as the general manager, working closely with
current Raiders owner Al Davis. In his final year with the club, the Raiders won the AFL Championship and
met Green Bay in Super Bowl II.
A graduate of the University of San Francisco, Stirling earned a master's degree from Adelphi University.
Stirling resides in Newark, California, with his wife, Pam.
KEITH DRUM
Regional Scout
Keith Drum is in his 11th season as a regional scout for the Kings. His responsibilities
include collegiate scouting and player evaluation. Additionally, Drum is part of the
Kings' training camp and NBA Draft preparation staff. Prior to his tenure with the club,
Drum served in a similar capacity with the Portland Trail Blazers (1989-90 - 1994-95).
While in Portland, Drum worked with current Kings basketball operations staff members
Geoff Petrie, Wayne Cooper and Rick Adelman.
Before joining the NBA scouting ranks, Drum worked 20 years in newspaper journalism.
He spent three years as a college basketball writer for United Press International
and was a staff member of the Durham Morning Herald (N.C.).
A native of Catabwa County, North Carolina, Drum studied journalism and political science while attending
the University of North Carolina. Drum resides in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, with his wife, Barbara.
JACK MAI
International Scout/Player Development Program Director
Jack Mai begins his fifth year as an international scout and his second as a player
development program director in the Kings' basketball operations department. His primary
role is to scout talent in the Pacific Rim, including areas such as China and Japan.
As the team’s player development program director, Mai is responsible for providing
individual and team programming, information on league resources, and counseling
and mentoring.
Prior to joining the Kings, Mai spent a year-and-a-half as head coach of Luckipar, a
professional team in Taiwan. He also served as the club's general manager for three years
before taking over the head coaching duties. Mai was a member of Taiwan's national team
coaching staff, which received a silver medal in the 2001 East Asian Games in Osaka. He also has garnered
valuable experience working as a Nike consultant for Asia for five years. Mai began his coaching career at
California State University, Dominguez Hills where he was an assistant coach for three years.
Mai earned a bachelor's degree in marketing from the University of Southern California in 1982. He and
his wife, Janice, reside in Roseville, with their three-year-old son, Jaden and one-year-old daughter, Jaclyn.
DID YOU KNOW ... In 1962, along with Wilfred "Bill" Winkenbach and George Ross, Scotty
Stirling helped create what has evolved into fantasy football.
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BASKETBALL OPERATIONS
STEVE SHUMAN
Video Coordinator
Steve Shuman is in his sixth season as the Kings' video coordinator after working
the previous three years as the team's assistant video coordinator. Shuman, a native of
Long Beach, is also an assistant coach for the WNBA's Sacramento Monarchs.
As video coordinator, Shuman oversees the recording and editing of all videotapes of
Kings games, upcoming opponents, and hundreds of collegiate and European contests.
The tapes, in turn, are used by the Kings' coaching and front office staffs for game plan
development and NBA Draft preparation.
Shuman graduated with an education degree from California State University, Sacramento
in 1989. He was an assistant basketball coach at Jesuit High School in Sacramento
(1989-91) before serving as head coach at Trinity High School in Las Vegas for six years (1991-97).
MIKE PETRIE
Video Scout/Team Video Management
Mike Petrie enters his third season as the Kings' video scout after having spent the
previous three seasons as the Kings assistant video coordinator. The 29-year-old native
of Lake Oswego, Oregon, is responsible for researching, managing, and maintaining the
team’s various video resources.
His responsibilities include the video recording of all Kings games, upcoming
opponents and hundreds of college and European contests. After recording games,
Petrie breaks down game film to determine the individual strengths, weaknesses, and
tendencies of Kings players and opponents to prepare scouting tapes for the pre-game
and post-game activities for the team and coaching staff. This will also mark his second
season traveling with the team to provide video scouting and analysis on the road.
Petrie graduated with a speech communications degree from Oregon State University in 2000. He and
his wife, Traci, reside in Rocklin.
R.J. ADELMAN
Assistant Video Coordinator/Scout
R.J. Adelman enters his fifth year as a scout for the Kings and third as assistant
video coordinator in the basketball operations department.
Prior to signing on with Maloof Sports and Entertainment, Adelman practiced law
in Portland, first in private practice and, most recently, as a real estate lawyer for GMAC
Mortgage.
A four-year letterman at Willamette University in Salem, Oregon, which won a Division
II NAIA National Championship in 1993, Adelman started at the shooting guard position
in his final two seasons. He was selected to the All-Conference team as a junior. After
completing his bachelor's degree in political science from Willamette in 1995, Adelman
earned his law degree from the University of Oregon in 2001.
SHELI EVERMAN
Director, Basketball Operations
Sheli Everman begins her sixth season as the Kings' director, basketball operations
after working the previous five years as the executive assistant to Geoff Petrie (Kings
President, basketball operations).
Everman oversees the basketball department's daily operations, and is the point
person when the team is traveling. Everman is the NBA contact for all notifications of
contract signings and compliance of league deadlines and regulations. In addition, she
administers the players' insurance.
Everman has worked most of her professional career in sports, beginning in 1991
as a finance assistant with the Oakland Athletics. She graduated with an organizational
communications degree from California State University, Sacramento in 1990. Everman has two children,
nine-year-old son, Hayden, and seven-year-old daughter, Reagen.
DID YOU KNOW ... Prior to moving into the new Kings/Monarchs Training Facility in December
2000, the Kings practiced at several sites through the years – ARCO Arena, Salvation Army,
CHP, and American River College, just to name a few.
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BASKETBALL OPERATIONS
TROY HANSON
Vice President of Media Relations/Basketball Operations
Troy Hanson is serving his 14th season in the Kings basketball operations department.
He was promoted to vice president, media relations prior to the 2003-04 season
after working since 1998 as the director, media relations. He began with the Kings
organization in 1992 as assistant director of media relations.
The Kings' media relations department maintains day-to-day contact with the local,
national, and international media, arranging interviews, and producing some of the
club's publications. The department also coordinates all player and coach appearances.
Hanson's primary day-to-day responsibilities include working with co-owners Joe and
Gavin Maloof on various media and entertainment projects.
Prior to joining the Kings, Hanson worked as the sports information director at San Francisco State
University (1990-92) and as a media relations intern at the Pacific-10 Conference (1989).
The Rockford, Illinois native earned a communications degree from the University of Arizona (1988),
where he worked as a student assistant in the sports information and track and field offices. Hanson and his
wife, Annette, reside in Rocklin with their six-year-old son, Nicholas.
DARRIN MAY
Executive Director of Media Relations/Basketball Operations
Darrin May enters his third season as executive director, media relations/basketball
operations for the Kings after spending the previous three years as the department's
assistant director. In his role as a liaison between the media, players, and team, he is
responsible for assisting Kings' vice president, media relations Troy Hanson in all phases
of the department, which includes maintaining daily contact with the local, national, and
international media, arranging interviews, and acting as the team's primary point-person
to the media at both Kings' games and practices.
May spent 10 years in the Atlanta Hawks' media relations department in a similar
capacity prior to joining the Kings.
A 1989 graduate from California State University, Sacramento with a bachelor's degree in communications,
May, a Santa Rosa native, gained valuable experience as an intern in the Kings' public relations department during
his senior year. He also worked in the Sacramento State sports information department for one year.
JOE NOLAN
Director, Facility Operations/Team Security
Joe Nolan begins his fifth year as director of Kings facility operations/team security.
He is responsible for all security dealings with the Kings, both at home and on the road.
Additionally, Nolan is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Kings/Monarchs
Training Facility and gameday operations for ARCO Arena.
Prior to assuming his current post with the Kings' basketball operations department,
Nolan spent four years as ARCO Arena's director of arena operations where his duties
included overseeing the engineering, utility, changeover, janitorial, and landscaping
departments.
A native of Fairfield, Calif., Nolan graduated from Portland State University in 1989
with a degree in administration of justice. He was a member of PSU's 1987 NCAA Division II championship
runner-up football team. Nolan resides in the Natomas area of Sacramento.
STEVE SCHMIDT
Director, Systems Maintenance, Development & Research of Basketball
Operations
Steve Schmidt enters his sixth season as the director of systems maintenance,
development and research of basketball operations. He is responsible for overseeing all
of the technology issues at the Kings/Monarchs Training Facility, including the computer
network, phone, audio-visual, and security systems. Additionally, Schmidt performs
special projects for Kings President of Basketball Operations Geoff Petrie, such as salary
cap analysis and creating special team-related database programs.
Prior to joining the Kings' basketball operations department, Schmidt spent 10
seasons as a member of the Kings' management team. As the club's vice president of
finance, he oversaw all financial and accounting operations, while also managing the company's computer
network system. His previous work experience includes time spent as an audit manager with Ernst & Young,
an international public accounting firm.
A 1981 magna cum laude graduate from California State University, Northridge, Schmidt and his wife,
Merrie, reside in Granite Bay with their three children, John, Gretchen, and Danny.
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PETE YOUNGMAN
Athletic Trainer
Pete Youngman is in his 10th season as athletic trainer of the Kings. The Rochester,
New York native spent three seasons as the club's assistant to former head trainer Bill
Jones before accepting the head post in June of 1996.
In addition to being responsible for every aspect of the Kings' training room
operations, Youngman works closely with the team's professional medical staff in the
monitoring of a player's physical condition as well as the diagnosing and treatment
of injuries. He also is responsible for coordinating all team charter flights and ground
transportation.
Youngman joined the Kings after spending the previous nine years with the Boston
Red Sox professional baseball organization at all levels of their minor league system.
Youngman graduated from Ithaca College in 1986. He is certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association,
a certified performance enhancement specialist by the National Academy of Sports medicine, and
is a member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association.
He enjoys running in his spare time and has completed eight marathons.
DANIEL SHAPIRO
Strength and Conditioning Coach
Daniel Shapiro begins his first season as the Kings’ strength and conditioning coach.
He is responsible for designing and implementing the club’s in-season and off-season
strength and conditioning programs, while working closely with the training staff and
doctors in monitoring player nutritional needs and injury rehabilitation.
Shapiro spent the past two seasons at the University of Dayton as the head strength
and conditioning coach for the men’s and women’s basketball teams before signing on
with the Kings. His previous work experience includes a seven-year association with
the Seattle Sonics as the assistant strength and conditioning coach under Dwight Daub.
During his stay with the Sonics, Shapiro doubled his duties with the organization and
worked as the head strength and conditioning coach for the Seattle Storm of the WNBA
in his final three seasons with the club.
A native of Newcastle, Washington, Shapiro earned a bachelor’s degree in exercise science and master’s
degree in physical education, both from Seattle Pacific University. He has his CSCS (Certified Strength &
Conditioning Specialist) from the National Strength and Conditioning Association.
ROBERT PIMENTAL
Equipment Manager
Robert Pimental enters his ninth season as equipment manager for the Kings. The
29-year-old Pimental previously spent four years as equipment manager for the Sacramento
Knights (professional indoor soccer) and as an assistant equipment manager
with the Kings. Pimental also served as equipment manager for Major League Soccer's
San Jose Clash during the summer of 1997.
As equipment manager, Pimental is responsible for ordering and maintaining all
non-medical team equipment and supplies. He makes all road trips and oversees the
team's luggage, laundry, and equipment when the squad is away from ARCO Arena.
While at home, his additional duties include supervising ballboys and team locker
room attendants.
The Cameron Park, Calif., native began his career as a ballboy for the Sacramento Attack (arena football).
Pimental is single and resides in Sacramento.
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TRAINING STAFF
ANDREW TAI
Physical Therapist/Assistant Athletic Trainer
Andrew Tai begins his second season as physical therapist/assistant athletic trainer
for the Kings. His main responsibility is to assist athletic trainer Pete Youngman in
all areas, including injury management, injury prevention, injury rehabilitation, and
emergency procedures on the court as well as serving as a liaison between the doctors,
team, and players.
Tai came to the Kings via Stanford University where he spent two years as a physical
therapist and athletic trainer, first for men's and women's swimming, diving and crew
(2002, 2003) and, most recently, for the men's basketball team (2003, 2004). Prior to his
time at Stanford, Tai worked as a staff physical therapist at RESTOR (2002), a physical
rehabilitation clinic in Fountain Valley, Calif. He garnered additional experience as a staff
physical therapist at White Memorial Medical Center (2000-2002) in East Los Angeles.
Tai graduated from the University of Utah where he earned a bachelors degree in exercise and sport science
(minored in psychology) as well as a masters in physical therapy. He currently serves as a consultant
(physical therapy and athletic trainer) for Cypress College, a relationship that began in 1999, in addition to
his duties with the Kings.

MANAGEMENT TEAM
JOHN THOMAS
President
When the Maloof family arrived in Sacramento six years ago, they needed
someone to lead the new management team of Maloof Sports and Entertainment
and their search started and ended with John Thomas. Combining a
proven successful management style with an energetic work ethic, Thomas is
the president of the Sacramento Kings (NBA), Sacramento Monarchs (WNBA),
and ARCO Arena.
Thomas brings a wealth of experience to the Maloof Sports and Entertainment
team, having worked as a professional sports executive for the past 17 years. As
president, his tasks are wide-ranging and include the development and implementation
of an annual
operating plan while
overseeing all aspects of the organization, including
team and arena ticket sales and marketing, strategic
alliances and brand development, arena operations,
food and beverage sales, merchandise sales, and
the company's community service efforts.
He is a member of the Board of Directors for
the Sacramento Convention and Visitors Bureau and
the Sacramento Metro Chamber, as well as Valley
Vision's Leadership Council.
MIKE DUNCAN
Vice President, Arena Programming
Mike Duncan begins his fifth season as vice president of arena programming. He is
responsible for booking all ARCO Arena events. No stranger to the organization, Duncan
has held numerous positions over his 21-year association with the club. Most recently,
he served as the team’s vice president of arena operations.
Duncan joined the organization in 1985 as the Kings’ director of community relations
and promotions, a position he held for the club’s first three years in Sacramento. He also
spent two seasons (1988-90) as the arena booking manager prior to being promoted.
A native of Sacramento, Duncan graduated from the University of Oregon in 1980
with a degree in journalism/public relations. He worked as the sports information director
at California State University, Sacramento for five years (1980-85) before coming to ARCO Arena. He and his
wife, Ivy, reside in Carmichael with their son, Paul (11).
DID YOU KNOW ... The Sacramento Kings were ranked #1 in the NBA in overall fan experience
in 2001 and 2003 in a league-wide survey conducted every other year by J.D. Power and
Associates.
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TOM PETERSON
Vice President, Service Development
Tom Peterson is in his sixth season as vice president of service development, but
has been associated with the franchise since the club moved to Sacramento. He joined
the arena management team in 1985.
Peterson is responsible for creating and implementing a fully integrated service
strategy through the existing organization. He is involved in special projects relating to
the image of the facilities, products, and personnel.
Serving as the vice president of food and beverage for 15 years, Peterson was involved
in the design and set-up of concessions operations at both the original ARCO Arena and
the current facility. Prior to joining the Kings, he worked with the City of Sacramento
Parks and Recreation Department as well as in the rendering industry.
Peterson is currently on the board of directors for the National Batten Disease Research and Support
Association. A native of Sacramento, he graduated from Christian Brothers High School and California State
University, Sacramento. Peterson and his wife, Nancy, daughter, Ellen. Their son, David, passed away in
September after a fight with Batten Disease, a fatal, inherited disorder of the nervous system that begins in
childhood.
DID YOU KNOW ... With over 150 full-time and 1,000 part-time team members, Maloof Sports
& Entertainment is one of the 25 largest employers in the Sacramento area. The Maloof Sports
& Entertainment Human Resources Department receives over 8,000 resumes and applications
annually for employment opportunities in the areas of food and beverage, security, parking,
landscaping, maintenance, event services, audio/visual, janitorial, merchandising, and engineering
as well as positions in the front office and box office.
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TOM HUNT
Vice President, Strategic Alliances
Tom Hunt enters his first year with Maloof Sports and Entertainment as the vice
president of strategic alliances. One of his main responsibilities is building corporate
relationships for the company.
Prior to signing on with MS&E, Hunt spent 11 years with Turner Broadcasting in
New York and Atlanta, solving client challenges and building strategic alliances with
advertising partners for TNT, TBS, Cartoon Network and World Championship Wrestling.
He also has previous experience working for the Oakland A’s, Miami Dolphins and the
World Wrestling Federation.
Hunt earned his bachelor’s degree from UC Berkley and a master’s degree from
Ohio University in sports administration. He and his wife, Kasha, have three girls, Madigan (4), Keely (3)
and Ava (6 months).
DANETTE LEIGHTON
Vice President, Marketing, Brand Development and Monarchs Business
Operations
Danette Leighton enters her fourth year with Maloof Sports and Entertainment, and
first as vice president of marketing & branding and Monarchs business operations. Prior
to her recent promotion, Leighton served as the senior director of marketing for the
past three years. She is responsible for overseeing the marketing efforts of the Kings,
Monarchs, and ARCO Arena, which includes the areas of event presentation, creative
services, community service, public relations and partner activations. Additionally, Leighton,
who spent her first year with the organization as the director of Monarchs business
operations, is responsible for the business operations of the WNBA franchise.
Prior to working at MS&E, Leighton served as the director of marketing for Sony Sports Marketing. She
was responsible for Sony Tokyo’s sport sponsorships and specifically, the Sony Open in Hawaii, a PGA Tour
golf event.
Prior to Sony, Leighton was the Executive Director of the 1999 NCAA Women’s Final Four in San Jose,
Calif., and spent time at the Pacific-10 Conference and Fiesta Bowl.
Leighton is a 1993 graduate from the University of Arizona, where she earned a bachelor of arts degree
in political science and a minor in media arts.
A native of Southern California, Leighton and her husband, Christopher and two-year-old daughter Olivia,
reside in Sacramento.

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JOHN RINEHART
Senior Vice President, Business Operations
John Rinehart enters his sixth season with Maloof Sports and Entertainment, and first
as senior vice president, business operations . Prior to his recent promotion, Rinehart
served as vice president of finance for the past five years. In his role, Rinehart oversees
all financial accounting and business operations of the Kings, Monarchs, and ARCO
Arena. His responsibilities include contract negotiation, player contract compliance and
analysis (NBA Tax and Escrow system), financial analysis, financial reporting, budgeting,
financing administration, arena programming and services, legal affairs, insurance,
and tax requirements. Additionally, Rinehart is responsible for the company’s human
resources, information systems, purchasing, and ticket service departments.
Prior to joining the Kings, Rinehart spent two years as the director of finance for Anaheim Sports, Inc.,
where he oversaw the finance and accounting functions of the Anaheim Angels (MLB), Anaheim Mighty Ducks
(NHL), and Edison International Field of Anaheim. He also spent two seasons as manager of financial reporting
for the San Francisco Giants (MLB). Prior to beginning his career in professional sports, Rinehart spent five
years with the public accounting firm Price Waterhouse Coopers LLP in San Francisco.
Rinehart graduated with a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Villanova University in 1991. He and
his wife, Barbara, reside in the Land Park area of downtown Sacramento with their three-year old daughter,
Kaitlyn. They are expecting another daughter in November 2005.
DONNA RUIZ
Vice President, Human Resources
Entering her fifth season as Maloof Sports and Entertainment’s vice president of
human resources, Donna Ruiz’s chief responsibility is to ensure that all human resources
related strategic objectives are met. Her daily duties include overseeing recruiting,
employee relations, performance consulting, safety, compensation and benefits administration,
and training and development.
Currently in her sixth year with the organization (joined the club as director of human
resources), Ruiz has a total of 23 years of human resource management experience,
and is certified as a senior professional in human resources with the Society for Human
Resource Management (SPHR).
A graduate of California State University, Sacramento with a bachelor’s degree in organizational communications,
Ruiz and her husband, Tom, have two grown children, Marianne and Michael.
MARK STONE
Senior Vice President, Arena Services
Mark Stone enters his sixth season with Maloof Sports and Entertainment, and first
as senior vice president of arena services. Prior to his recent promotion, Stone served as
vice president of arena services for the past four years. He is responsible for overseeing
various departments throughout ARCO Arena, including food and beverage, merchandising,
security, parking, maintenance, engineering, and event staff. Stone spent his first
season with MS&E as the club’s vice president of food and beverage/merchandise.
Prior to his appointment with MS&E, Stone held the position of director of food and
beverage operations for RBC Arena in Raleigh, North Carolina, home to the NHL’s Carolina
Hurricanes and the North Carolina State basketball program. He played an integral part
in the opening of the building in 1999.
A seasoned veteran in the food and beverage business, with over 24 years of experience, Stone served as
the director of suites and special services for the Buffalo Sabres (NHL) for three years. Prior to that, he spent
10 years as the regional director of operations for Sportservice Corp. The Boston Garden, Tiger Stadium,
Ralph Wilson Stadium (Buffalo Bills), the Fleet Center (Boston), and HSBC Bank Arena (Buffalo) were among
the venues he was responsible for overseeing.
Stone received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Buffalo in Buffalo, New York, where he was
born and raised.
DID YOU KNOW ... Maloof Sports and Entertainment was announced as the World Sports Humanitarian
Hall of Fame's 2004 Pro Team Community Award winner . The same group awarded
Joe and Gavin Maloof the 2001 "Most Involved Executives" Award.
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CRAIG AMAZEEN
Director, Broadcasting
Craig Amazeen begins his fourth season with Maloof Sports & Entertainment.
In overseeing the content and creation of the company’s broadcasting properties as
director of broadcasting, his main responsibilities include the projection of the Kings
and Monarchs brands and images via television, cable, and radio. Under his direction,
the MS&E broadcast department has garnered three Emmy Awards over the last two
years, including Outstanding Live Sports Broadcast in 2005.
Amazeen’s previous work includes three seasons as director of broadcasting with
Arizona Cardinals (NFL) and a four-year stint as broadcast manager with the Phoenix
Coyotes (NHL).
A native of Marlboro, Mass., Amazeen graduated from Gettysburg College in Gettysburg, Pa., with a
degree in broadcast communications. He and his wife, Kristin, reside in Natomas.
SONJA BROWN
Senior Director, Public Relations and Community Service
Sonja Brown is entering her sixth season with Maloof Sports and Entertainment as
the senior director of public relations and community service. She is responsible for
providing public relations counsel and managing corporate communications activities,
which includes the area of community service and diversity outreach for the Kings,
Monarchs, and ARCO Arena.
Prior to joining Maloof Sports and Entertainment, Brown was a senior account
executive at Hill and Knowlton, Inc., a worldwide public relations agency, where she
specialized in corporate communications, media relations and special event planning.
She also worked in a variety of public relations roles at the Virgin Entertainment Group
in Los Angeles, which oversaw the development of the Virgin Megastores for North America and the publicity
for Richard Branson. Additionally, Brown worked as an administrator in the office of the chairman of
Mattel, Inc.
A native of Southern California, Brown majored in biochemistry at the University of California at Santa
Barbara, and resides in Sacramento.
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PEGGY BAKER
Director, Information Technologies
Peggy Baker enters her fifth season as director of information technologies for
Maloof Sports and Entertainment. Her responsibilities involve developing and executing
an IT strategy for the company to ensure that technology initiatives and investments are
aligned with the company’s business objectives.
Baker brings over 20 years of experience to the Maloof team, having worked in IT
departments supporting both small and large corporate environments.
A dual citizen of the United States and Canada, Baker was inducted into her Canadian
province’s Sports Hall of Fame. She has lived in Folsom for the last eight years.
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ROB SULLIVAN
Vice President, Ticket Sales and Service
Rob Sullivan begins his first year with Maloof Sports & Entertainment as vice president
of ticket sales and services. Sullivan's main responsiblities includes providing leadership
and guidance to the ticket sales and services team, which includes the sales and renewal
of Kings and Monarchs season and group tickets, as well as all ARCO Arena events.
Sullivan brings more than 13 years of sales and management experience to MS&E.
He was the director of sales and marketing for the San Francisco Giants and former senior
account executive for the China Basin Ballpark Company prior to joining MS&E.
Sullivan, who attended San Francisco State University, has volunteered his time
as a member of the board of directors for the Pathways for Kids Foundation where he
is also a career coach. He relocated to Sacramento from Mill Valley with his wife, Katie, and two-year-old
daughter, Natalie.

MANAGEMENT TEAM
KIM CONTE
Director, Premium Dining
Kim Conte begins her fifth season in the food and beverage department with Maloof
Sports and Entertainment and first as the director of premium dining. Her responsibilities
include food and beverage service for corporate suites, in-seat service for courtside and
box seating, private party catering and the Skyline Restaurant.
Prior to joining MS&E, Conte worked for eleven years with a contract food service
company, FanFare Enterprises, at locations throughout California, such as Sears Point
Raceway, the Oakland Convention Center and the Orange County Fair. She served as
the general manager of the food and beverage operations at the California Exposition
and State Fair during her final four years with the company.
A native of Chico, CA, Conte, who majored in liberal studies at California State University, Chico, resides
in the Natomas area of Sacramento.
KATHLEEN FOLEY
Director, Group Sales
Kathleen Foley begins her third season as director of ticket sales with Maloof Sports
and Entertainment. She is responsible for leading the sales teams efforts to sell season
tickets for the Kings, Monarchs and ARCO Arena events.
Prior to joining MS&E, Foley, who has over 18 years of sales and sales management
experience, served as vice president of corporate accounts for MEDIQ/PRN. She also
spent one season selling luxury suites for the Oakland Raiders in addition to working
for an HR consulting firm.
A lifelong Red Sox fan as a result of being a native of Cape Cod, Mass., Foley earned
a bachelor’s degree in sports administration and communications from California State University, Chico.
GARY GAINEY
Executive Chef
Gary Gainey enters his fourth season as Maloof Sports and Entertainment’s executive
chef. He is responsible for overseeing the culinary event team for all arena events,
which includes motivating, training, and quality control. The various duties of Gainey’s
staff, under his leadership, include creating menus, preparing food for the Skyline
Restaurant, VIP Room, Maloof Team Café, Media Room, In-Seat Services, Premium
Suites, specialty concession areas, and all catered parties.
Prior to joining Maloof Sports and Entertainment, Gainey, who has over 20 years
of culinary experience under his belt, was the executive sous chef/restaurant manager
for the Hyatt Regency Corporation, where he worked for 16 years.
The native of St. Louis has worked for six different hotels in four states, and is an active member of the
American Culinary Federation (ACF) as well as the Association of African American Chefs (AAAC). He and
his wife, Laura, reside in Sacramento.
TAMARA GODDARD
Director, Creative Partner Development
Tamara Goddard begins her first season with Maloof Sports & Entertainment as a
director of partner development in the marketing and brand development department. She
is responsible for developing, maintaining and increasing the level of promotional service
and support received by strategic alliance partners for both the Kings and Monarchs.
Prior to signing on with MS&E, Goddard spent three years as a sponsorship services
manager for the Anaheim Mighty Ducks (NHL) and the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
(MLB). Her previous work experience includes stints at two Southern California radio
stations, KCBS-FM of Hollywood and KXMX of Anaheim, where she served as director
of marketing and promotions. Goddard also spent seven years in the broadcast services
department at Disneyland, serving as a liaison among Walt Disney Studios, broadcast services and the global
media while integrating all facets of live television and radio broadcasts from the Park.
A native of Southern California, Goddard graduated from National University in Costa Mesa, CA with a
degree in Communications.
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MIKE LONG
Director, Strategic Alliances
Mike Long begins his third season with the Kings as director of strategic alliances.
His main duties include the cultivation and maintenance of corporate partnerships.
Prior to joining Maloof Sports and Entertainment, Long spent four years in the telecommunications
industry as a national account manager for AT&T and BellSouth Business
Systems.
Long’s previous experience includes work as an account executive and subsequent
sales manager over a five-year period in Tennessee. He has also held positions as an
account executive and corporate sales manager for the Houston Rockets. Additionally,
Long spent three years as a sports account manager with the radio broadcast partner
of the Atlanta Braves and Atlanta Hawks. His career in sports began as a sportscaster and on-air personality
in Florida.
A native of Marianna, Fla., Long earned a bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism from Florida A & M
University. He and his wife, Traci, reside in El Dorado Hills with their three children, Destini (12), Donovan
(12), and Drake (6).
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PATTI GREEN
Director, Partner Services
Entering her second season with Maloof Sports and Entertainment as director of
partner services for strategic alliances is Patti Green. She is responsible for directing the
strategic alliances partner services team, which includes managing the implementation of
all marketing efforts and business plans, as well as executing partner related activations
in both ARCO Arena and the marketplace for corporate partners.
Prior to signing on with MS&E, Green spent three years as manager of marketing
and promotions for Wilson’s Leather Corporation in Minneapolis, MN. Her previous work
experience includes managing marketing and sports sponsorship efforts for the Target
Corporation and MCI Telecommunications.
Green, who received a Bachelor of Arts degree in speech communications from the University of Maryland,
is no stranger to professional sports. Her father, Dennis, is the head football coach for the Arizona Cardinals
(NFL) and brother, Jeremy, is an NFL analyst for ESPN. She resides in Roseville.
RUTH HILL
Director, Finance
Ruth Hill enters her fourth season as director of finance for Maloof Sports and
Entertainment. She is responsible for financial accounting, budgeting, and forecasting
for the Kings, Monarchs, and Arco Arena. Additionally, Hill assists all departments with
financial analysis while maintaining the annual operating plan.
Prior to joining Maloof Sports and Entertainment, Hill was the controller for the
Utah Jazz/Utah Starzz. She also taught accounting at Salt Lake Community College. Hill
worked in government, public accounting, and for private corporations before working
in the sports and entertainment industry.
Hill, who received a bachelor’s degree in accounting followed by an MBA from the
University of Utah in May of 2000, resides in Davis with her two daughters.
SUSAN LAUDI
Director, Event Services and Parking
An ARCO Arena employee for over 16 years, Laudi has risen through the ranks.
Entering her 10th season as director of event services and third as director of parking
for Maloof Sports and Entertainment, she is responsible for supervising the event staff
for all ARCO Arena events, which includes the ushers, ticket takers, medical team,
ambassadors, and elevator operators.
Prior to joining the organization, Laudi’s experience ranged from working in after
school programs with children to assisting in a real estate office.
Laudi, who resides in Sacramento with her husband, Mike, and four children, Brandi
(24), Zachary (22), Hannah (14), and Eli (8), received her bachelor’s degree in liberal
arts from California State University, Sacramento.

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PHILIP MacDOUGALL
Director, Season Ticket Services
Beginning his first season as director of season ticket services for Maloof Sports and
Entertainment is Philip MacDougall. One of his main responsibilities is servicing Kings
and Monarchs season ticket holders as well as the executive suites.
Prior to joining MS&E, MacDougall worked for EBARA Technologies where he was
the director of corporate marketing.
MacDougall, who has a bachelor’s degree from Richmond University, lives with his
wife, Sheri, and four children, Corey, Jessica, Ashley and Phil Jr. in El Dorado Hills.
STEVE MENDOZA
Director, Merchandise
Steven Mendoza begins his fourth season as director of merchandise for Maloof
Sports and Entertainment. He is responsible for all merchandise purchases for the
Kings and Monarchs, in addition to maintaining staff and product for the Team Store
and arena stands.
Mendoza has managed various mall-based stores affiliated with the Pro Image
chain in many states. Most recently, he was responsible for five mall-based stores for
the Pittsburgh Pirates. Mendoza has also been responsible for overseeing stores in
Nebraska, Virginia, North Carolina, and South Dakota. Additionally, he has served as
a business and buying consultant for numerous Pro Image franchises throughout the
country, working closely with all of the major vendors developing new products and designs.
Mendoza earned a bachelor’s degree in behavioral science from Cal Poly Pomona. A native of Los Angeles,
he resides in Roseville.
LELAND PATTON
Director, Event Presentation
Leland Patton enters his second year in the event presentation department for Maloof
Sports and Entertainment. He is responsible for the overall game presentation for both
the Kings and Monarchs, which includes the mascots, dance teams, music and video
presentation, and all game entertainment. Additionally, Patton oversees the creative
development and entertainment for Kings and Monarchs special events.
Prior to joining MS&E, Patton worked for over 10 years as a professional freelance
stage director in theatre, opera, and large-scale multimedia productions throughout
the United States and Europe.
Patton is a 1985 graduate from the University of Oregon, and a 1996 graduate from
the ART Institute at Harvard University. A native of Oregon, Patton spent eight years living in New York City
prior to his appointment with MS&E. He now resides in Sacramento.
JACK PEIRSON
Director, Security
Jack Peirson enters his seventh season as director of security after joining the
organization in January 2000. He is responsible for managing ARCO Arena’s security
department. Peirson is also the security contact person with the NBA and WNBA league
offices in New York.
Before joining Maloof Sports and Entertainment, Peirson served for over 20 years
in a variety of management positions at the Great Western Forum in Inglewood, Calif.
Most recently, he was the director of guest services for the Forum.
Peirson graduated from Shippensburg University in 1978 with a degree in journalism
and is a native of Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. He resides in Sacramento with his wife,
Pamela, and their two sons, Daniel (13) and Matthew (11).
DID YOU KNOW ... Joe and Gavin Maloof were the inaugural winners of the World Sports
Humanitarian Hall of Fame’s Most Involved Executives for 2001, and the team’s efforts were
recognized with an honorable mention for the 2002 Pro Team Humanitarian Award.
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SUSAN ROSS, C.P.M.
Director, Purchasing
Susan Ross begins her sixth season as the director of purchasing for Maloof Sports
and Entertainment. She is responsible for purchasing products and services that are
utilized throughout ARCO Arena as well as managing special arena projects.
Prior to joining the organization, Ross enjoyed a five-year career as the purchasing
director for Williams-Sonoma, Inc. in San Francisco.
Ross, who graduated with a bachelor’s degree in purchasing management from
Miami University of Ohio, resides in Antelope with her husband, Barry.
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KIRK RHINEHART
Director, Event Development and Marketing
Entering his third season as director, event development and marketing, Kirk Rhinehart
is responsible for bringing in new events to ARCO Arena and building marketing and
promotional strategies for each new event. He is also responsible for media placement
and marketing implementation for the Kings and Monarchs.
Before joining Maloof Sports and Entertainment, Rhinehart spent seven seasons
with the Houston Rockets, Houston Comets, and Houston ThunderBears of the Arena
Football League as manager of events and promotions. Most recently, he worked as an
event freelancer working on such events as women’s professional soccer and college
basketball. He also spent time selling computers for the Dell Corporation.
A native of Virginia, Rhinehart received his bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University
of Kentucky where he also lettered in soccer.
JEFF RISLEY
Director, Ticket Services
Entering his sixth season with Maloof Sports and Entertainment, Jeff Risley is
responsible for coordinating and overseeing all ticket operations (season and group)
for the Kings and Monarchs in his role as director of ticket services.
Having been in the sports ticket services business for over 20 years, Risley served
as the ticket manager for the Los Angeles Clippers for five years before signing on with
MS&E. Prior to that, he was the assistant ticket manager for the San Diego Chargers
(NFL) for two seasons and was the ticket manager for the San Diego Sockers (professional
indoor soccer) for five years.
Risley, a San Diego native, earned a bachelor’s of science degree in marketing from
Humboldt State University. He resides in El Dorado Hills with his wife, Kari, daughters, Jordan (10), Josie
Frances (8), Ally (7), and Lilly (3), and dog, Hadl (12).
KAREN ROBINSON-SALLEY
Director of Community Services and Public Relations
Karen Robinson-Salley begins her second season as the director of community
service and public relations for Maloof Sports and Entertainment. She is responsible
for all the organization’s community service projects, community outreach, and community-related
public relations efforts.
Prior to joining the organization, Robinson-Salley was manager of Delta Air Lines
community relations and the Delta Air Lines Foundation. Most recently, she served as
the executive director of the Salley Foundation, Inc, a non-profit family foundation.
Robinson-Salley received both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University
of Alabama. The Alabama native resides in Elk Grove with her husband, Jerry,
and their three children, Ana, Jeremy and Aja.
DID YOU KNOW ... Since the team moved to Sacramento, 12,246,075 fans have gone through
the ARCO Arena turnstiles during the regular season.

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DEVON SHEA
Director, Arena Operations
Devon Shea begins his third season as director of operations for Maloof Sports and
Entertainment. He is responsible for overseeing day-to-day operations of ARCO Arena,
including the engineering, utility, changeover, janitorial, and landscaping departments.
Before his assignment with MS&E, Shea spent three years working as the director
of operations at Mellon Arena, home to the NHL’s Pittsburgh Penguins where he was
responsible for the oversight of the front and back of house staffs.
Prior to his tenure in Pittsburgh, Shea worked as an event manager at Alltel Stadium,
home to the NFL’s Jacksonville Jaguars. In addition, he held an event manager position
at neighboring Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Jacksonville.
Shea grew up in Sacramento, graduating from El Camino High School. He continued on to receive a
bachelor’s degree in cognitive science from UC San Diego, followed by a master’s in sport administration
and facility management from Ohio University.
ROGER TOY
Director, Concessions
Roger Toy begins his 10th year as a food and beverage director. Toy is responsible
for overseeing the operations, accounting, and development of ARCO Arena’s concessions,
beverage, and warehouse divisions.
Toy joined the ARCO Arena organization when the Kings first came to Sacramento
in 1985, and was instrumental in the design and set-up of the food service operation in
the original ARCO Arena as well as the current facility.
With over 25 years of experience in the food service business, Toy’s career began
upon his graduation from the University of California, Davis in 1979, where he earned
a degree in natural resources.
HEATHER VAUGHAN
Director, Creative Services
Entering her sixth season as director of creative services, Vaughan is responsible
for managing all of the creative materials that are produced for the Kings, Monarchs,
and ARCO Arena.
Prior to joining the organization, Vaughan worked for several advertising agencies
in the Los Angeles area on accounts such as Caesars Palace, DreamWorks SKG, and
Kenwood. Most recently, she was the Sacramento and Reno area account executive
for Taco Bell.
A San Diego native, Vaughan graduated from California State University, Chico,
with a bachelor’s degree in communication design. She earned a master’s degree in
communications from California State University, Fullerton. Vaughan resides in Lincoln with her husband
and daughter.
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TONY GUANCI
Tony Guanci has been a business associate and friend of the Maloof Family for
over 13 years.
Guanci was instrumental in the Maloof’s acquisition of the Sacramento Kings in
1999, introducing the family to Jim Thomas and assisting in the purchase negotiations.
He also is a partner in Maloof Music; a joint venture between Interscope/Geffen/A&M
records, a division of Universal Music, and the Maloof Family as well as other Maloof
business entities.
Guanci is a successful real estate developer located in Newport Beach, California.
His company has developed in excess of 15 million square feet of industrial and mixed
use projects throughout California, Florida, Massachusetts, and Nevada.
He and his wife, Cheryl, reside on Balboa Island in Newport Beach, Calif.
Dr. Matt Campbell
Team Dentist
Dr. Richard Marder
Team Physician
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MATINA KOLOKOTRONIS
Foundation Director
Matina Kolokotronis begins her third season as the foundation director for the Sacramento Kings after
previously consulting for Maloof Sports & Entertainment, the Group Seven Vlade Divac Children’s Foundation,
and Governor Gray Davis Committee.
As foundation director, Kolokotronis oversees the strategic development and fundraising activities of
the Maloofs & You Foundation. She also brings expertise in the creative planning and implementation of
special events.
Prior to her independent consulting, Kolokotronis was an associate with Miller, Owen & Trost and practiced
contract and sports law. Clients included the Sacramento Kings and various National Basketball Association
players. She was also previously an associate with Carpenter, Snodgrass & Associates and practiced in
legislative representation for businesses, governmental agencies, and individuals.
Kolokotronis has a bachelor of arts in English from Loyola University and obtained her law degree from
McGeorge Law School at the University of Pacific.
TEAM PHYSICIANS/LEGAL COUNSEL
Dr. Jeff Tanji
Team Physician
David Price
Team Counsel
Kings Physicians
Not Pictured:
Dr. Eric Heiden,
Dr. Dave Cosca.

MALOOF SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT TEAM MEMBERS
Tom Abatemarco
Monarchs Assistant
Coach
Darryl Arata
Manager, Basketball
Information
Linda Bianco
Exec. Asst. to V.P.,
Strategic Alliances
Lisa Breeler
Partner Services
Manager
Matthew Cardenas
Assistant Equipment
Manager
Jon Adams
Event Presentation
Manager
Stephanie Baker
Personal Service
Representative
Devin Blankenship
Manager, Media
Relations/Web Content
Michael Brown
Manager, Technical
Operations
Jay Carpenter
Audio/Visual
Shawn Allen
Game Operations
Coordinator
Mike Barron
Manager,
Merchandise
Ruthie Bolton
Monarchs Fan & Team
Relations Manager
Rebecca Brutlag
Manager, Monarchs
Media Relations
Casey Catlett
Creative Services
Assistant
Charles Allison
Audio/Video
Sharon Benitez
Security Coordinator
Leslie Bow
Event Presentation
Manager
Colleen Cain
Human Resources
Assistant
Kirstin Cattell
Partner Services
Manager
Monique Ambers
Monarchs Assistant
Coach
Stacey Berringer
Personal Service
Representative
Maurice Brazelton
Entertainer
Coordinator
Carrie Cammack
Group Sales Account
Executive
Chris Clark
Media Relations
Coordinator
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MALOOF SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT TEAM MEMBERS
Antoinette Clay
Manager, Parking
John DeGrace
Manager, Operations
Jeff Evans
Warehouse
Supervisor
Chris Fogarty
Chief Engineer
Gerri Guzman
Arena Accountant
Shane Colquhoun
Assistant Equipment
Manager
Sean Dockry
Changeover Manager
Carly Feickert
Online Merchandise
Coordinator
Traci Gemmell
Assistant Premium
Dining Manager
In Ja Halcomb
Executive Assistant to
the President
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Allison Content
Personal Service
Representative
Dave Doran
Group Sales Assistant
Manager
Kathleen Flanigan
Season Ticket
Account Executive
Alicia Givens
Payroll Coordinator
- Staff
Ted Hansen
Assistant Manager,
Concessions
Christophe Cornet
Personal Chef to
Owners
Garrett Drummond
Personal Service
Representative
Greg Fleisher
Season Ticket
Account Executive
Alma Godines
Manager of Broadcast
Services
Erika Harley
Group Sales Account
Executive
Katie Davis
Purchasing
Coordinator
Luis Espinoza
Manager, Suites/In-
Seat Service
Toribio Flores
Sous Chef
Ivette Gonzalez
Public Relations
Assistant
Sandra Hawsey-Lee
Administrative
Assistant, Concessions

MALOOF SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT TEAM MEMBERS
Yvonne Hildago
Guest Information
Specialist
Natasha Hudson
Season Ticket
Account Executive
Michelle Kahler
Manager,
Information/Database
Kimberly Knight
Manager, Marketing &
Monarchs Business Ops.
Analise Langford
Admin. Assistant,
Arena Operations
James Hofmann
Content Development
Manager
Jessica Inzania
Ticket Services
Project Coordinator
Pam Kay
Manager Monarchs
Team Operations
Niki Kohrs
Accounts Payable/
Accounts Receivable
Arika Lee
Admin. Assistant to V.P.,
Arena Programming
Laura Hollis
Electronic Media
Technician
Andrea Izumi
Senior Staff
Accountant
Kimberly Kelley
Arena Payables
Specialist
John Krivacic
Ticket Services
Administrator
Lanaia Lewis
Guest Information
Specialist
Donovan Holvay
Season Ticket
Account Executive
Jill Jackson
Monarchs Trainer
Robert Kingston
Personal Service
Representative
Dorothy Lane
Manager, Beverage
Michael Lindner
Receiving Clerk
John Hornsby
Manager, Concessions
Davian Jones
Coordinator, Creative
Services
Mona Klotz
Executive Assistant to
the Owners
Me-Linda Lang
Guest Information
Specialist
Rick Lundquist
Audio/Video
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MALOOF SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT TEAM MEMBERS
Nancy Mahoney
Human Resources
Manager
Aprille Moreland
Human Resources
Representative
Bobby Phillips
Group Sales Account
Executive
Steven Rose
Associate Producer
Kevin Sherrets
Producer, MS&E
Radio Network
Joseph Menez
Season Ticket
Account Executive
Jamie Morse-Mills
Public Relations
Coordinator
Dan Ponzio
Manager,
Commissary/
Paige Schulte
Group Sales Account
Executive
Dayna Simondi
Player Development
Coordinator
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Meghan Michel
Personal Service
Representative
Lance Nagasawa
Changeover Manager
Rebecca Regrut
Partner Services
Manager
Josh Semolik
Production Supervisor
Dan Spackman
Audio/Video
Michelle Mitchell
Partner Services
Manager
Ann Navarro
Admin. Assistant to
V.P., Finance
Melissa Richards
Admin. Assistant,
Event Services
Jamie Sempek
Personal Service
Representative
Ryan Spillers
Marketing Assistant
Aaron Morales
Group Sales Account
Executive
Robin Northey
Manager, Catering
Eric Ridgley
Corporate Sales
Executive
Michelle Serowchak
Merchandise
Supervisor
Jana Steel
Corporate Sales
Executive

MALOOF SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT TEAM MEMBERS
Phil Stoakley
Manager, Shipping
and Receiving
Tammy Vannett
Payroll Coordinator
– Arena
John Whisenant
Monarchs General
Manager/Head Coach
Adam Zedonis
Coordinator,
Community Service
Ken Thomas
Network
Administrator
Christina Vasquez
Ticket Services
Coordinator
Terry White
Manager, Janitorial
Kyle Trinosky
Ticket Sales &
Services Administrator
Jason Waldvogel
Premium Services
Account Executive
Tony Whiteford
Co-Box Office
Manager
Tiffany Tudsbury
Basketball Operations
Coordinator
Stacy Wegzyn
Human Resources
Manager
Anthonia Witt
Manager, Interior
Maintenance
Brandon Van Dyck
Sales Coordinator,
Strategic Alliances
Traci Westmoreland
Senior Season Ticket
Account Executive
Stephanie Wong
Admin. Asst. to
Marketing/Brand PR
Kings/ARCO Arena Team Members Not Pictured: Kristina Andersen (Administrative Assistant,
Monarchs Basketball Operations), Khristine Androy (Vault Manager), Betty Ansel (Box Office
Manager), John Babb (Engineer), Steve Barker (Engineer), Jerrett Davis (Assistant to Personal
Chef), Butch Desin (Engineer), Eric Drew (Statistical Crew), Gary Elias-Berg (Engineer),
Don Hyde (Assistant Chief Engineer), Ray Jensen (Producer/Director, Audio Visual), Rupert
Johnson (Guest Relations), Michael Kennedy (Kings/Monarchs Entertainment), Todd Maroldo
(Special Appearances Coordinator), Mike Rogers (Engineer), Patrick Stewart (Statistical
Crew), Patrick Tierney (Statistical Crew), Rocky Widner (Team Photographer).
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Natalie Dismukes
Media Relations
Intern
Gary Allen
Statistical Crew
Mike Guynn
Statistical Crew
Scott Moak
Public Address
Announcer
Kim Tierney
Statistical Crew
KINGS GAME NIGHT STAFF
Stephen Mew
Media Relations
Intern
Don Bailey
Videographer
Bruce Hopkins
Statistical Crew
J.R. Parquette
Statistical Crew
Dennis Trujillo
Statistical Crew
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Eric Jagelka
Media Relations
Intern
Bruce Berry
Statistical Crew
Dave Lambros
Statistical Crew
Alan Romeri
Statistical Crew
Shelby Schauer
Media Relations
Intern
Steve Ebbage
Press Room
Coordinator
Morgan Lawson
Statistical Crew
Tim Sheehan
Statistical Crew
Del Enos
Statistical Crew
Kristin Mashhour-Azad
Press Room Assistant
Steve Tebbs
Statistical Crew