Induction Year: 2006

Born: Oxnard, California

Santa Clara High School, 1964
UCLA, 1969

CAREER
Santa Clara High School
Football:
Three-year Letterman
All League 2 years
Tri-Valley League Player of the Year
County Scoring Record – 26 TDs
All C.I.F.
C.I.F. Player of the Year*
Parade Magazine All-America
Thom McAnn Player of the Year

Basketball:
Four-year Letterman
All-League 3 years
Tri-Valley League Player of the Year – 2 times
League Scoring Champ – 2 times
All C.I.F. 2 years
C.I.F. Player of the Year*
C.I.F. Tournament 2 years
C.I.F. Tournament Co-Most Valuable

Track:
Three-year Letterman
Tri-Valley League Champion Qualifier in 100, 220, 660
C.I.F. Qualifier in 660

*C.I.F. Player of the Year in two sports in the same academic year. Only the second time in C.I.F. history.

U.C.L.A.
Football:
Led Frosh in rushing & scoring
Three-year Letterman
Three-year Starter – Defensive Back
Pac 8 Champions
Rose Bowl Champions
All Coast / League Mention
All American Honorable Mention

AWARDS
Knights of Colombus Athlete of the Year
Helms Athletic Hall of Fame
Santa Clara High School Hall of Fame
Sportsmen of the Southwest MVP

COMMUNITY
Andres Herrera is a dedicated and hard working member of the Oxnard community, as a Member of the Oxnard City Council, Mayor Pro Tem and
member of various boards including Oxnard Airport Authority, Visitors and Convention Bureau, Performing Arts Center, and Regional Sanitation District. He is a member of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, State & Federal Consumer Arbitrator and Oxnard Economic Development Corporation.
Among his other projects are included Future Leaders of America, Arts Alliance, Arts for Youth, Movimiento Jaranero de California, El Concilio del Condado de Ventura, El Centrito de La Colonia and Oxnard / Ocotlan Sister City Commitee.

Born: January 16, 1970 in Palo Alto, California

Simi Valley High School, 1988
University of California, Los Angeles, 1992

CAREER
Simi Valley High School:
Don was a 3-year basketball letterman at Simi Valley High School, 3-year All League and All C.I.F., where he led his high school to three Marmonte League Championships, and to the finals of the C.I.F. Tournament in 1987. In 1988 the Simi Valley Pioneers were Southern Section Basketball Champions.

He holds season and career records in point average (31.5 season and 26.3 career), most points scored season (1008) and career (2343); field goals season (379) and career (904), free throws – season (18), career (530) and career rebounds (1120).

University of Califomia, Los Angeles:
At UCLA, Don was a four-year starter on the basketball team (1989-1992). In his freshman year he scored a career high 41 points against North Texas and finished the season with freshman records in scoring average (18.6 ppg) and rebounds (7.5 rpg). In 1992 he was an All-American and helped lead the Bruins to a conference championship and appearance in the Elite Eight, as he broke the Pac-IO career scoring record.

In his Bruin career he was a three-time team MVP and three-time all conference selection. He led the team in scoring three times, twice in rebounds and twice in field goal percentage. He also led in free-throw percentage all four seasons, including 1991-1992 when he made 92.1% of his free throws and led the nation.

His UCLA records include most career points (2,608), career field goals scored (943 – tied with Lew Alcindor) career attempts (1 ,776), most career 20-point games (68) and career games scoring in double figures (123 including 68 straight). He also ranks second in career free throw percentage at 86.0%. He ended his college career averaging 20.5 points and 7.8 rebounds.

Professional:
Don was the 19th overall pick in the First Round of the NBA draft in 1992, where he was drafted by the Detroit Pistons traded to the Clippers and traded to Washington. In 1995 he went to Denver and in 1996 to Philadelphia. In 1997 he was with New Jersey, 1998 with Seattle, 1999 with Phoenix and 2000 with Miami.

His best season was in 1993-94 when he averaged 18.2 points and 6.2 rebounds for Washington.

In 1995-96 he averaged 22.4 points per game in five starts for the Nuggets.

Due to tendonitis of the knees he missed all but nine games in 1997-98.

Among his career highs: scored 38 points twice; attempted 27 and made 14 field goals against Golden State in 1995, attempted 16 and made 13 free throws against Minnesota in 1999, had eight offensive rebounds against Detroit in 1994, had 10 defensive rebounds three times, a total of 15 rebounds against Portland in 1993, 7 assists against Orlando in 1994, 3 steals against Golden State in 1995, at least 2 blocks in seven games.

COMMUNITY
Don lives in Westlake, and is presently an analyst for UCLA broadcasts.

Born: January 5, 1969 in Panorama City, California

Buena High School, 1987
University of California, Berkeley, 1992

CAREER
Buena High School
Basketball:
3-years All-American, 3-years All-State, 3-years All CIF 1st Team
3-years All-County Player of the Year
3-years All Channel League Player of the Year
3-years MVP of Basketball team
Toumament MVP – 2 times Kiwanis Tournament, Simi Valley Tournament, Watts Summer games
California State Champions, CIF Southern Section Champions,
2-Times CIF Finalists, 4-Times Channel League Champions,
Top 10 National Ranking, #1 Ranking in USA Today

Tennis:
3 years #1 singles Varsity; 2 years MVP, All-Channel League
Track:
3 years #1 shot put, held record; high jump, long jump and 100 meters
11 varsity letters in basketball, tennis and track.
Buena H.S. Athlete of the Year, 1987
Most Athletic Award, Senior Class, 1987
CIF Academic Team

University of California, Berkeley
Basketball:
2 years All-American
2 years All-State Forward
Pac-10 All-Star Team
Pac-10 All-Freshman Conference Team
2 years MVP of team
4 years starter
3 years led team in scoring and rebounding
Pac-10 Conference Rebounding Champ (11 rebounds average)1991
All-Cal Award (to top Athlete at California)
4th all-time scorer with 1,611 points, career avg. 14.5
2nd all-time leading rebounds, with 874, 1st in offensive rebounds
1st all-time free throws made, 482
1st all-time free throws attempted, 633, 1st single game, 14/14
6th all-time field goals made, 564
8th all-time blocked shots, 59
1st all-time points and rebounds, most double-doubles in a game career
Listed in Pac-10 Conference all-time records top list in 6 categories
Single game record of perfect free throws made/attempted, 14/14

NCAA Tournament
4th in Pac-10 Conference
University of California All-Decade Team, 1996

National Teams:
Olympic Team Tryouts – 1988 & 1992
Pan Am Team Finalist – 1995
Career: Professional Basketball, 11 years European Professional Leagues in France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Greece, Switzerland and Portugal
Three-time European All-Star Team Member, 1994, 1996, 1999
MVP of Swiss League 1999
MVP of Portugal cup 2000
Led French League in Points Average, 22.5 ppg, 1993
Led German League in Points Average, 23.5 ppg, 1994
Led Swiss League in Points Average, 25.5 ppg, 1999
Led French League in Rebounds, 12.6 rpg, 1993
Led Swiss League in Rebounds, 10.1 rpg, 1999
3rd in Italian League Rebounds, 8.2 rpg, 2002
Professional Career Points 3,304, Most in a game 41, 1998;
Most in season, 685, 1999; Career Rebounds 1 ,716; Most rebounds in a game, 20, 1992, Most in season, 315, 1992
1997-1998 European Ronchetti Cup – Finalist
1998 – WNBA Cleveland Rockers Reserve player
1998-1999 – Swiss National Champions
1999 – WNBA signed with Cleveland Rockers
1999 – Portugal Super Cup Champions
1999-2000 – Portugal Cup Champions
2001-2002 – Italian Cup Champions
2002-2003 – Italian National Champions

COMMUNITY
After becoming a professional basketball player out of college, Teresa taught motivational and sports skills to youth here and in various countries where she played.

She helps to organize and run basketball camps in Ventura County and is a motivational speaker for various high schools, and has helped raise funds for children’s hospitals.

Born: June 9, 1969 in Fullerton, California

Westlake H.S., Westlake, CA 1987
San Diego State

CAREER
High School:
Eric began his soccer career playing in AYSO, and attended Westlake High School in Westlake Village, California. He was a three-year All C.I.F. and three-year First Team All State player for Westlake.

College:
At San Diego State University, Eric was Freshman Athlete of the Year. His team made it to the NCAA Final Four.
After three years, he left college to become a Professional Soccer Player

National Team:
Eric made his debut on the U.S. Men’s National Team in 1990 against Costa Rica, while still a student at San Diego State. He was chosen to the 1990 FIFA World Cup Squad.
Eric made eight appearances in the 1990, 1994, 1998 World Cups. He was capped 106 times for the national team from 1990 through 2000. He holds the team scoring record with 34 goals. He also played the CONCACAF Gold Cup in 1991, 1993, 1996, 1998 and 2000, and the Copa America in 1993 and 1995. He was named to the All-Copa America team in 1995, as the U.S. made it to the semifinals.

He started his professional career with San Francisco in the American Professional Soccer League, then went to Germany where he played three seasons in the German First Division. He was the first American born striker to play professionally in Europe.

In 1996 he returned to the U.S. to join the San Jose Clash of the newly formed Major League Soccer (MLS). On April 6, 1996 he scored the league’s first goal against D.C. United. He was that year’s scoring champion with 33 points (10 goals and 13 assists).

Eric then played with the Miami Fusion and the New England Revolution, and ended his career with the Chicago Fire, where he scored 10 goals and five assists in 21 games.

Eric was elected to the National Soccer Hall of Fame in 2004.

HONORS AND ACHIEVEMENTS
USA Appearance Page (#4)
USA World Cup Teams Co-Leader (#1 tie)
CONCACAF Gold Cup Championship Tournament Appearance Leader (#1)
CONCACAF Gold Cup Championship Games Started Leader (#1)
USA World Cup Tourney Participation (#1 tie)
(youngest player in the World Cup for USA)
USA Assist Leader (#2)
USA Consecutive Games Assisting Leader (#1)
USA Goalscoring Leader (#1)
CONCACAF Gold cup Championship USA Goalscoring Leader (#1)
CONCACAF Gold Cup Championship Goalscoring (#2)
USA Consecutive Years Scoring Goals – 10 (#1)
USA World Cup (Qualifying & Tournament) Goals (#1 tie)
USA World Cup Qualifying Goals (#2)
USA Season Goalscoring Co-Leader (#1 tie)
USA Points Leader (#1)
Honda Player of the Year – 1992 and 1996 (the only two time winner)
USSF Male Player of the Year 1996
FIFA’S CONCACAF Team of the Century
Honda Player of the Decade – 2000

COMMUNITY
Eric works for ABC / ESPN as a color commentator and is well-known for his outspoken opinions.
He volunteers time to AYSO and continues to work in soccer with the Conejo Valley United Youth.

Born: September 4, 1963 in Melrose, Massachusetts

La Reina High School, 1982
California State Northridge, 1986

CAREER
La Reina High School
Softball:
In three seasons at La Reina, Kat’s Record:
Games Pitched: 49
Innings Pitched: 367
Wins/Losses: 42 / 7
Strike Outs – 695
No-Hitters – 17
Tri-valley League MVP – ’80, ’81 , ’82
CIF A SS Champions – ’80, ’81
CIF A SS Runner-Up – ’82
CIF A SS MVP – ’80, ’81
MVP valley H.S. All-Star Game – ’82

California State University at Northridge
Kat’s statistics at Cal State Northridge through four years:
Games Pitched: 162
Complete Games: 145
Innings Pitched: 1,222
ERA: .235
Wins: 123
Strike Outs – 1,537
Shut Outs – 97
No-Hitters – 21
Perfect Games – 2
Team MVP – ’83, ’84, ’85, ’86
1st Team All Region – ’83, ’84, ’85, ’86
1st Team All CCAA – ’83, ’84, ’85, ’86
MV Pitcher CCAA – ’85, ’86
2nd Team All America NCAA – ’83
1st Team All America NCAA – ’84, ’85, ’86
NCAA MVP – ’85
NCAA Division Il Champions – ’83,
NCAA Division Il Runner-Up – ’86
Daily News College Female Athlete of the Year – ’83, ’84, ’85, ’86
Nominated for Broderick Award – ’84

Inducted into Northridge Hall of Fame 1992

Kat has 61 listings in the Official 2005 NCAA Softball Records Book.

She currently is still the holder of the following records:
Career Innings Pitched: 1,222 – ’83 – ’86
Season Shutouts – 32 of 41 wins – ’84
Career Shutouts – 97 of 123 wins – ’83 – ’86
Season Strikeouts – 533 – ’85
Career Strikeouts – 1,537 – ’83 – ’86
Strikeouts per game – 23 – ’83
No Hitters (Perfect Games) same season – 2 – ’83

COMMUNITY
Kat enjoys camping, boating and motorcycling with her family, and also works at Pinecrest and is involved in B.A.D. Clinic, Baseballer Against Drugs throughout Ventura County.