Induction Year: 2002

Born April 4th, 1937 in Oakland, California

Attended Gardena High School
Graduated from Long Beach State 1961 and Chapman University in 1974

ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENT
Member of two World Championship Canoeing Teams 1966 and 1970
Pan Am Games, Winnipeg, Canada 1983 Won one Gold and two Siver Medals
World Master’s Meet, Toronto, Canada 1986 Won two Gold and two Bronze Medals
World Master’s Meet, Brisbane, Australia 1994 Won two Gold and one Bronze Medals

COACHING
Founded Balboa Paddle and Ventura Olympic Canoe Clubs which won 11 National

Championships at various levels from 1975 to 1988
Coached United States National Team from 1981 to 1983

Many paddlers from these teams comprised the 1984 U.S. Olympic Team which won several Gold Medals

Retired from coaching in 1992

Born June 8, 1961 in Downey, California

Attended Fillmore High School, California
Competed four years on Varsity Baseball team Fillmore H.S. MVP
All Tri Valley League
All CIF First Team

Attended Oxnard College and California Lutheran University

Recipient of first Sparky Anderson CLU Baseball Scholarship

PROFESSIONAL CAREER
Drafted by Philadelphia Phillies 1981
Started for World Series Champion Phillies 1983
First from Ventura County to play in MLB All Star Game 1988
Started first ever night game at Wrigley Field
Montreal Expos 1989 – 91
Los Angeles Dodgers 1991 – 95
Threw only No Hitter in Majors 1992 season for the Dodgers
Texas Rangers 1995-96
Retired from Baseball as a California Angel 1997

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Youth and High School Baseball coach
Promoted development of Claremont High School Baseball Field
Host and Guest of wildlife and hunting videos and T.V. shows for ESPN

HOBBIES
Nationally Exhibited Wildlife artist
Fishing, Hunting and Taxidermy

Born November 16th, 1959 in Oxnard, California

Attended Oxnard High School
Attended UCLA 1977-1982
Won 11 Collegiate Titles including
1982 PAC 10 Championship
First Team All American 1979 and 1982
Collegiate Player of the Year 1982

PROFESSIONAL CAREER
Ryder cup 1991, 1993, 1995 Record 8-5
President’s Cup Team 1994, 1996
14 PGA Tour Victories
1996 The Colonial
1995 Los Angeles Open, U.S. Open
1994 Nissan Los Angeles Open
1992 Honda Open
1991 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Bell South Atlanta Classic
1988 Nabisco Texas Open
1987 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Hawaiian Open
1986 Hawaiian Open, Greater Milwaukee Open
1985 Colonial National Invitational
1984 Houston Coca Cola Open

10 International Victories
1996 Sang Yong International Classic (Korea)
1995 Asian Masters, Million Dollar Challenge (Africa)
1994 Tokai Classic (Japan)
1993 Toyota World Match Play Championship
1985 New Zealand Open
1984 New Zealand Open
1983 German Open, South African PGA Championship, Calberson Classic

Won the 2006 U.S. Bank Championship. In the first round of the 2006 U.S. Bank Championship, Pavin set a PGA record for the lowest score to complete nine hole with a 26 and tied the record for fewest strokes for the first 36 holes of a PGA event with a 125.

Served as U.S. captain for the 2010 Ryder Cup.

Won the 2012 PGA Champions Tour Allianz Championship and has career earnings of more than $7 million since joining in 2010.

ACHIEVEMENTS
Nine Top Ten finishes in 22 starts in 1996
PGA Tour Order of Merit in 1991
Arnold Palmer Award as PGA money leader 1991
PGA of America Player of the Year in 1991

Born September 19, 1950 in Stanford, California

Graduated from UCSB 1972 and Azusa Pacific 1981

COACHING
UCSB Soccer Coach
Assistant 1973
Head 1974

Dos Pueblos Assistant Soccer Coach 1973-1978

University of Washington Assistant Soccer Coach 1980

Nordhoff High School Soccer Coach 1981-1984

Nordhoff Cross Country and Track and Field Coach 1985-2001

Track and Field Records Include
22 Frontier League Varsity Championships
20 Top Ten CIF SS Finishes
CIF-SS Academic Champions 1989
CIF-SS Girls Runner Up 1997
CIF-SS Boys Runner Up 2000

Cross Country Records Include
24 Frontier League Varsity Championships
14 CIF-SS Championships
11 California State Championships
1 National Postal Meet Team Championship
Nordhoff Teams Nationally Ranked 1991, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2001

National High School Coach of the Year 1999 and 2000

As the head coach at Foothill Tech, he led the boys cross country team to Division 4 section and state titles in 2016 and 2019.

He led the girls cross country team to section titles in 2017, 2018 and state titles in 2016 and 2017 and second in 2018.

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Special Olympics Coach for Track and Field and Weight Lifting
Ojai Heart Association 5K and 10K
Ojai Rotary Ride and Run
Youth Track and Field Clinics
Ann George Scholarship
Living Treasures
Rotary West Ojai Invitational
ASEP Coaching Certification Program
Cross Country Journal Board of Advisors
Curriculum Committee for AAF Track and
Field and Cross Country Clinics

Born July 4th, 1925 in Sacramento, California

Attended Ventura High School
Graduated from UCSB in 1951
and Cal Poly SLO 1972

COACHING
Ventura High School
Boys Basketball 1964-1971, Varsity Record 126-39
Girls Basketball 1976-1979, Varsity Record 52-28
Football (Assistant) 1962-3, Varsity Record 12-4-1
Boys Tennis 1982, Varsity Record 11-5
Coach was also very successful at lower levels

ACHIEVEMENTS
Athletic Director of Ventura High School 1969-1970, 1974-1978
Co Founder of Ventura Youth Basketball Association
Charter Member of the Ventura County Sports Hall of Fame Committee
Member Ventura County Officials Association Baseball and Basketball 1947-58
Member Ventura Community Affairs Commission 1972-96
Member Channel Coast Officials Association as Softball Umpire 1984 to present

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Ventura Friends of the Library 1990 to present
Election Volunteer 1988 to Present
Reading Tutor at Montalvo Elementary
School 1993 to Present
WWII US Navy Submarine Service in the South Pacific Theater