Notable Alumni
- Steve Beuerlein, (1983) Former Notre Dame and NFL quarterback.
- Derek Brown, NFL running back
- Steve Buechele, MLB third baseman.
- Patrick Cantlay, golfer
- Sean Estrada (2003), University of Pennsylvania, San Francisco 49ers Offensive Lineman.
- Cody Fajardo, (2010), quarterback at the University of Nevada
- Ben Francisco, (1999) MLB outfielder for the Philadelphia Phillies
- Chris Galippo, Middle Linebacker at University of Southern California and US Army Bowl MVP
- Ryan Garko, (1999) MLB first baseman for the Seattle Mariners.
- A. J. Gass, former CFL player.
- DJ Houlton, MLB pitcher
- Frank Kalil, (1977), NFL & USFL center
- Ryan Kalil, (2003) Offensive lineman at the University of Southern California starting center for the Carolina Panthers.
- Matt Kalil, (2008), offensive tackle at USC and member of the Minnesota Vikings
- Craig A. Kelly, (1972) Ambassador of the United States to Chile.
- Rex Lee, Actor, Entourage
- James D. McCaffrey, (1970) software research and author
- Mike McDonald, (1983) comedian, actor (MADtv)
- Richard McWilliam, Founder Upper Deck Company
- Blaine Nye, (1964) former NFL offensive lineman, and economics consultant.
- Chris Pontius (soccer), (2005) D.C. United midfielder
- Michael A. Rice, (1973) university professor and Rhode Island state representative.
- Mike Robertson, former MLB first baseman and left fielder.
- Marc Rzepczynski (2003), Major League Baseball pitcher
- Turk Schonert (1975), former Stanford and NFL quarterback, Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator
- Matt Slater, (2003) NFL Wide Receiver for the New England Patriots
- Kurt Vollers, former NFL tackle
- Matt Willis, (2002) NFL Wide Receiver for the Denver Broncos
- Mike Witt, MLB pitcher, pitched perfect game September 30, 1984.
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