Darren Centi

Bob Murphy, a graduate of San Mateo High School who went on to Stanford University where he won 11 games as a pitcher on the 1953 Cardinal baseball team, which set a school…

Margaret Jenkins was Santa Clara County’s first female Olympian.  She competed in the discus at the 1928 and 1932 Olympics, the first two Games to include women. …

Figure skating captured Brian Boitano’s imagination at a young age, when the Mountain View native attended a skating show with his parents. Just a few…

During a career that spanned over 35 years, this innovative coach and administrator helped elevate Bay Area track and field to international acclaim.  Following two…

  Originally from Irvine, Calif., Oden attended Stanford University, where she was a two time National Player of the Year (1984, 1985), a three-time All-American, and led the Cardinal to four straight NCAA…

San Jose brothers Bud and Ralph Ogden were star basketball centers at Lincoln High School and Santa Clara University. As individuals, they rewrote the record books; together, they helped the Broncos…

Mark Spitz, who trained at the Santa Clara Swim Club under coach George Haines (SJSHOF ’95), retired as the most decorated athlete in U.S. Olympic…

While at Santa Clara University, Jone’s illustrious collegiate career included two Western Football Conference championships, three all-conference selections, ranked second all-time with 137 career receptions, fourth with 2,267…

The Jordan sisters won the 1978 AIAW College National doubles title while playing for Stanford University. Barbara and Kathy Jordan were the first sisters to…

A quarterback for Stanford University and the San Francisco 49ers, Brodie was one of the most prolific and accurate passers in football. Named All-American in 1956 for leading the…