San Marcos High alum Terry Schroeder was named to the CIF 100th anniversary Fall All-Century Team.
The top 100 student-athletes were nominated and voted on by the public.
“California has arguably the best high school student-athletes in the nation and I think this historic list of fall sport honorees chosen by the fans reflects our states great legacy of outstanding student-athletes,” stated CIF Executive Director Roger L. Blake.
Online voting for the Fall All-Century team was September 1-October 31, 2014 at www.cifstate.org. All student-athletes that were nominated appeared on the ballot. The public could vote for as many student-athletes as they desired and as many times as they wanted.
Schroeder was a water polo standout for the Royals in the mid-1970s, graduating in 1976. He went on to become the face of USA men’s water polo and the body of the Olympic male athlete — his body was the model for a statue that stood outside the L.A. Coliseum during the 1984 Games.
Schroeder made four U.S. Olympic teams (1980, ’84, ’88, ’92) and won silver medals in ’84 and ’88. He also coached the U.S. team in the 2008 and 2012 Olympics, guiding it to a silver medal in ’08.
Schroeder had an outstanding collegiate career at Pepperdine. He was a three-time All-American and remains the program’s all-time goal-scoring leader with 392. As the coach of the Waves, he guided them to their only NCAA title in 1997.
Also making the Fall All-Century team is Lompoc High football star Napoleon Kaufman, a 1990 graduate.
In his high school career, Kaufman rushed for 5,151 yards and 86 touchdowns. He led the Braves to a CIF championship as a senior and was named a first-team prep All-American.
Kaufman went on to star at the University of Washington and played in the NFL with the Oakland Raiders for six years. Today, he is a minister in the Bay Area.
Winter and Spring honorees will be selected and acknowledged during their respective CIF State and Regional Championship seasons. Winter All-Century Team voting will begin on December 1, 2014.
For more information on the CIF’s 100th Anniversary please visit www.cifstate.org and click on the 100th anniversary tab.
CIF 100th Anniversary Fall Sports All-Century Team
1920 – Ernie Nevers, Santa Rosa (Football)
1934 – Louie Zamperini, Torrance (Cross Country)
1935 – Kenny Washington, L.A. Lincoln (Football)
1938 – Bob Waterfield, Van Nuys (Football)
1942 – Norm Van Brocklin, Acalanes (Football)
1944 – Pete Rozelle, Compton (Football)
1947 – Hugh McElhenny, L.A. Washington (Football)
1948 – Frank Gifford, Bakersfield (Football)
1948 – Ollie Matson, Washington San Francisco (Football)
1951 – Bill Walsh, Hayward (Football)
1954 – John Madden, Daly City Jefferson (Football)
1956 – Jimmy Johnson, Kingsburg (Football)
1958 – Bill Lorton, Menlo-Atherton (Water Polo)
1958 – Daryle Lamonica, Clovis (Football)
1961 – Billie Jean Moffitt, Long Beach Poly (Tennis)
1961 – Mike Garrett, Roosevelt Los Angeles, (Football)
1963 – Ron Yary, Bellflower (Football)
1968 – Dan Fouts, St. Ignatius (Football)
1968 – Eric Lindroth, Newport Harbor (Water Polo)
1968 – Jim Plunkett, James Lick (Football)
1970 – Lynn Swann, San Mateo Serra (Football)
1970 – Pat Haden Bishop Amat, La Puente, (Football)
1972 – Jed Robinson, Downey (Water Polo)
1973 – James Lofton, Washington Prep (Football)
1973 – Mary Decker, Orange (Cross Country)
1973 – Warren Moon, L.A. Hamilton (Football)
1975 – Charles White, San Fernando, (Football)
1976 – Anthony Munoz, Chaffey (Football)
1976 – Rod Berry, Larkspur Redwood (Cross Country)
1976 – Roxanne Bier, San Jose Independence (Cross Country)
1976 – Terry Schroeder, San Marcos (Water Polo)
1977 – Marcus Allen, San Diego Lincoln (Football)
1977 – Ronnie Lott, Eisenhower (Football)
1978 – Bruce Matthews, Arcadia (Football)
1978 – James Bergeson, Newport Harbor (Water Polo)
1978 – John Elway, Granada Hills (Football)
1979 – Maureen O’Toole, Long Beach Wilson (Water Polo)
1979 – Terri Hollmann, Modesto Beyer (Water Polo)
1981 – Tracy Austin, Rolling Hills (Tennis)
1982 – Matt Biondi, Campolindo (Water Polo)
1983 – Roman Gomez, Los Angeles Belmont (Cross Country)
1984 – Kirk Everist, Miramonte (Water Polo)
1985 – Debbie Bettencourt, Turlock (Water Polo)
1985 – Michelle Vowell, Garden Grove Santiago (Field Hockey)
1986 – Holly McPeak, Mira Costa (Volleyball)
1986 – Leigh Shupp, Modesto Davis (Water Polo)
1986 – Russell White, Crespi (Football)
1987 – Ian Alsen, Granada Hills (Cross Country)
1988 – Chris Oeding, Corona del Mar (Water Polo)
1988 – Shelly Wilson, Turlock (Water Polo)
1989 – Christie Quigley, Modesto Davis (Water Polo)
1989 – Tony Gonzalez, Huntington Beach (Football)
1990 – Napoleon Kaufman, Lompoc (Football)
1990 – Shannon Tate, Turlock (Water Polo)
1991 – Amani Toomer, De La Salle (Football)
1992 – Andrea Mazza, Modesto Davis (Water Polo)
1992 – Jim Toring, Harvard-Westlake (Water Polo)
1992 – Kathy Stahl, Archbishop Mitty (Field Hockey)
1992 – Margarito Casillas, Glendale Hoover (Cross Country)
1993 – Mebrahtom Keflezighi, San Diego (Cross Country)
1994 – Lindsay Davenport, Murrieta Valley (Tennis)
1994 – Misty May, Newport Harbor (Volleyball)
1995 – Adam Wright, Long Beach Wilson (Water Polo)
1995 – Kerri Walsh, Archbishop Mitty (Volleyball)
1995 – Tom Brady, San Mateo Serra (Football)
1997 – Heather Petri, Mira Monte (Water Polo)
1997 – Kelly Shouey, Carondelet (Water Polo)
1998 – Brenda Villa, Bell Gardens (Water Polo)
1998 – Christine Zador, Modesto Johansen (Water Polo)
1999 – April Ross, Newport Beach (Volleyball)
1999 – D.J. Williams, De La Salle (Football)
1999 – Tony Azevedo, Long Beach Wilson (Water Polo)
2000 – Anita Siraki, Glendale Hoover (Cross Country)
2000 – Jesse Smith, Coronado (Water Polo)
2000 – Ryan Hall, Big Bear (Cross Country)
2000 – Wendy Watkins, Modesto Johansen (Water Polo)
2001 – Calvin Keyser-Allen, Harbor (Football)
2001 – Lindsey Sherburne, Archbishop Mitty (Volleyball)
2002 – Aaron Rodgers, Pleasant Valley (Football)
2002 – Matt Tilburg, Poway (Water Polo)
2004 – Cynthia Barboza, Long Beach Wilson (Volleyball)
2004 – DeSean Jackson, Long Beach Poly (Football)
2004 – Erin Downey, Archbishop Mitty (Volleyball)
2004 – Scott Swanson, Long Beach Wilson (Water Polo)
2005 – Matt Sagehorn, Long Beach Wilson (Water Polo)
2005 – Toby Gerhart, Norco (Football)
2006 – Caleb Hamilton, Irvine Northwood (Water Polo)
2007 – Amanda Gil, Archbishop Mitty (Volleyball)
2007 – Jacob Smith, Coronado (Water Polo)
2008 – Jordan Hasay, Mission Prep (Cross Country)
2008 – Josh Samuels, Villa Park (Water Polo)
2008 – Rachel Williams, Archbishop Mitty (Volleyball)
2008 – Tyler Gaffney, Cathedral Catholic (Football)
2010 – Maggie Steffens, Monte Vista (Water Polo)
2010 – Robert Woods, Gardena Serra (Football)
2010 – Zoe Nightengale, Sacramento St. Francis (Volleyball)
2011 – Marqise Lee, Gardena Serra (Football)
2012 – Michael Hutchings, De La Salle (Football)
2013 – McQuin Baron, Mater Dei (Water Polo)
2013 – Sarah Baxter, Simi Valley (Cross Country)
