Darren Centi

At age 13, Donna de Varona was the youngest member of the United States swimming team at the Olympic Games Rome 1960. Impressively, de Varona broke 18 world records…

A graduate of San Jose High School, he enjoyed an illustrious career at Stanford University, becoming the first person to participate in the Rose Bowl…

A graduate of Fremont High School in Sunnyvale, she was one of the most accomplished runners of her time.  During her three-decade career, she won…

Pablo Morales has been described as an exceptionally talented athlete driven by an incredible work ethic. His world record in the 100-meter butterfly (52.84 seconds) stood…

Keri Sanchez was one of the best two-sport female athletes in  high school history.  As a member of the Santa Teresa Saints, she won both hurdles…

George Gund III forever changed San Jose’s sports history when he brought hockey to the South Bay. Gund’s connection to hockey runs deep: he grew up playing on neighborhood ponds in Cleveland; suited up for city league…

Dave and Mark Schultz defined a generation of wrestling in the . They were the first brothers in  history to win Olympic titles at the same Olympic…

An NFL Hall of Famer, Ronnie Lott embodied the heart and soul of a champion on the football field and exemplifies true philanthropy off the field. An All-American…

Ron Calcagno attended Saint Ignatius High School in San Francisco, where he was a standout three sport athlete.  He went on to be a record setting, Little All-America Quarterback at Santa Clara University where he…

Sheryl A. Johnson, a Monta Vista High School graduate attended De Anza College, University of California at Berkeley, and received a Masters Degree from Stanford University.  She was a member of the USA national field hockey team…