Athletic History
San Diego High School's mascot is the Cavers - originally the Cavemen.
San Diego High participated in the first high school football game in San Diego County in 1898, defeating Escondido High School 6-0. Players and coaches from San Diego traveled in covered wagons over the course of two days to reach their destination.
High School Football National Championship: 1916, 1955
High School Baseball National Champions: 1921
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