Football
Inside Out Coaching Initiative
Transformational Statement:
To develop Christ-centered men who exhibit purpose, passion, and persistence every day in everything they do.
Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord and not for men. Colossians 3:23
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Coaching Staff
Coaching Staff
RICK CURTIS - HEAD FOOTBALL COACH, ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR, AND S.A.L.T. COORDINATOR
I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. Philippians 4:13
Rick Curtis earned his bachelor’s degree in Business Administration at Cal State Fullerton and his teaching credential from the University of California, Irvine. Rick holds a master’s degree in Coaching and Athletic Administration from Concordia University and was an adjunct professor and academic advisor in the School of Professional Studies for thirteen years.
Rick began his coaching career at Servite High School and his teaching career in the Irvine Unified School District. While at Irvine High School, Rick was the athletic director and the defensive coordinator, helping lead the Vaqueros to three consecutive CIF SS championships.
Rick opened Northwood High School as its athletic director and head football coach. During his time with the Timberwolves, Coach Curtis received the NFL’s Coach of the Week award and was also a recipient of the CIF Southern Section’s Pursuing Victory with Honor award. Coach Curtis and his staff were named to coach the South team in the Orange County All-Star game, and he led his team to a 22 – 8 victory in the annual classic. Rick led his Northwood teams to the CIF quarterfinals (3 times), the CIF Semi-finals, and to the CIF finals. After Rick’s tenure at Northwood High School, he became the head football coach at Santa Margarita Catholic High School, where his teams set 19 school records, returned to the CIF playoffs, and sent 15 scholarship players to the college ranks.
In 2016 Coach Curtis accepted the position of athletic director and head football coach of Capistrano Valley Christian. In 2018, the Eagles secured the first 11-man league championship in 18 years and Curtis was named the Academy League’s “Coach of the Year”. The Eagles returned to the playoffs in 2019, and Coach Curtis was again named “Coach of the Year”, this time for the San Joaquin League. During the last two years, the Eagles were 16 – 6, going 9 – 2 in 2018 and 7 – 4 in 2019.
Coach Curtis is especially proud of the development of the football program as it has ascended from a Division 12 program to Division 3 and it's highest Orange County ranking (#13) in school's history after last season's 9 - 3 season. The program has advanced to the CIF Quarterfinals the last three seasons, upsetting Aliso Niguel, Hart, and Long Beach Millikan in each of the first rounds of CIF playoff action.
Rick has helped secure scholarships for his players at major universities across the country. Coach Curtis’ players have played at Stanford, Oklahoma, USC, UCLA, Washington State, Navy, Michigan, Vanderbilt, Lehigh, New Hampshire, and most recently, Southern Utah, Boise State, University of Arizona, UC Davis, Nevada (Reno), and St. Thomas University. Coach Curtis has had several players play in the NFL, including 2022 draftee, Grant Calcaterra, of the Philadelphia Eagles who captured his first Super Bowl ring in the Eagles' 40-22 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs.
Rick and his late wife, Mary, who passed in October 2021 after a 5-year battle with cancer, are the proud parents of seven children (John, Steven, Bryan, Sean, Blake, Leslie, and Ashleigh) and seven grandchildren! Rick is a devout Christian and attends Shoreline Church in San Clemente.
russell oka - Varsity offensive coordinator
But the Lord said to Samuel, “Do not look on his appearance or on the height of his stature, because I have rejected him; for the Lord sees not as man sees; man looks on the outward appearance, but the Lord looks on the heart." 1 Samuel 16:7
Coach Russell Oka returns to Crean Lutheran with over ten years of coaching experience at the youth, high school, and collegiate level. His credentials include his alma mater Loyola High School, Palos Verdes Pop Warner, California Polytechnic San Luis Obispo, California Lutheran University, and JSerra Catholic High School. Coach Oka comes with a diverse coaching background, coaching defensive backs, wide receivers, and running backs. He has coached elite players, who received accolades such as All-League, All-CIF, and All-Orange County. Additionally, Coach Oka had a brief stint with Seattle Seahawks Head Coach Pete Carroll.
Most recently, Coach Oka served as the Head JV Coach / Offensive Coordinator and Varsity Running Backs Coach for JSerra Catholic High School. In addition to coaching, Oka was the Associate Athletic Director for Academics and Student Educational Resource Program Testing Center Supervisor Coach Oka is grateful to God for providing him with an opportunity to be coaching at a Christ-centered institution. He is honored to assist Coach Rick Curtis, a well-respected high school coach in Orange County. As a graduate of Loyola High School, he was part of the 2005 CIF Division 1 Championship team. Coach Oka received his bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Pitzer College, where he also played running back for the Sagehens. He continued his education at California Lutheran University, where he received his Master’s in Education Leadership. Currently, Coach Oka resides in Mission Viejo with his wife Kimi. Coach Oka and his wife welcomed baby Austin to the family last March.
john byszewski - VARSITY DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR
As iron sharpens iron one person sharpens another. Proverbs 27:17
John Byszewski is in his 4th season at Crean Lutheran High School. Coach Byszewski attended and played football at Santa Margarita Catholic High School. He also played on the 1992 National Championship Saddleback College football team and then went on to earn a football scholarship to Western State College in Colorado, where he played center for the Mountaineers. After college, John returned to Santa Margarita and began his coaching career that spanned more than 20 years with the Eagles. He began coaching freshman and eventually coached all levels and defensive positions, including acting as the Defensive and Special Teams Coordinator for the varsity team. Coach Byszewski also spent the last 10 seasons as the JV Head Coach at Santa Margarita.
John and his wife, Becky, have been married for 24 years and have 3 children. Their oldest, John, is in the US Air Force and is currently stationed in Missouri, Jane is a Junior at UNLV and Ben is a Junior at CLHS. The Byszewskis attend St.Kilian parish in Mission Viejo.
tim holt - varsity/ jv offensive line
For we walk by faith not by sight. 2 Corinthians 5:7
Tim Holt began coaching in 1995, spending 15 years at the college level (Southern Connecticut State University, Lehigh University, Cornell University, American International College, Stonehill College, and Stetson University) and 8 years at the professional level (Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Chicago Bears, Oakland Raiders and Michigan Panthers). Coach Holt has been coaching at the high school level for 5 years (Santa Margarita Catholic HS) and joins the Crean Lutheran family as an Offensive Line Coach this season. Coach Holt is married to Bridget and has 4 daughters: Madailein, Cailin, Aislinn and Tegwyn.
dAVED BENEFIELD- VARSITY DEFENSIVE LINE
Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened, and do not be dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go. Joshua 1:9
Daved Benefield had an accidentally storied career in football spanning both college and the Canadian Football League including a brief stint in the NFL. With over two decades of coaching experience across various levels in Canada and the USA, including stints with FBU and NIKE, Coach DB brings a wealth of knowledge to the Crean Lutheran Football program. Proud of his coaching lineage, he traces his mentoring roots back to esteemed figures like his junior college coach, who nurtured talents like Andy Reid. His impact extends to shaping players for success on and off the field, evident in his guidance of high school athletes to college and professional levels, including his son, Ty Benefield. Beyond football, he has made significant contributions as a writer for Time Magazine, columnist in newspapers, and broadcaster. Each summer, he hosts the Kitsfest Battle at the Beach Redzone tournament, fostering young quarterbacks' skills and confidence in front of crowds.
wes gong - team chaplain
Therefore, my beloved brothers, be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, knowing that in the Lord your labor is not in vain. 1 Corinthians 15:58
Wes Gong serves as the team chaplain for the football program at Crean Lutheran. Gong earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Theology from Concordia University Irvine where he was also involved in athletics in a variety of roles. Gong was a member of the inaugural men’s volleyball team at CUI in 2013 and also served in campus ministry specifically focused on serving with Athletes in Action and ministry to the athletic community. After graduation, Gong was a teacher and athletic director in Phoenix before following God’s call to Crean Lutheran.
In addition to his role with the football team, Gong is also a Senior Theology Teacher and the Missions and Service Coordinator at Crean Lutheran. He enjoys leading mission trips and service projects for the students of Crean and helping students explore how God has called them to serve his Kingdom.
Gong and his wife Maddie enjoy living near family with their son Marvin, who can often be seen toddling around campus and at football games. The Gong family is also involved in leadership at Peace Lutheran Church in Tustin.
Full Calendar
Rosters
Mission Statement & Core Values
Saints Strong Character Traits
Season History & Records
Crean Lutheran Season History | ||
YEAR |
RECORD |
COACH/LEAGUE |
2009 | (0-8, 0-3) | Coach David Krystowiak (Inaugural Season of Competition) |
2010 | (0-10, 0-3) | Coach David Krystowiak |
2011 | (5-4, 0-3) | Coach David Krystowiak |
2012 | (5-5, 1-2) | Coach David Krystowiak |
2013 | (1-9, 1-3) | Coach Brett Mertens |
2014 | (6-5, 2-2) | CIF Playoffs - Coach Brett Mertens |
2015 | (9-4, 2-1) | Academy League Champions, CIF Semi-Finalists, (JV record 9-0) - Coach Brett Mertens |
2016 | (7-3) | Coach Matt Bowman |
2017 | (6-5) | Coach Matt Bowman |
2018 | (4-6) |
Coach Randall Reynoso |
2019 | (3-7) |
Coach Randall Reynoso |
2020 |
(2-4) |
COVID Spring Season - 1st Empire League victory - Coach Rick Curtis |
2021 | (1-9) | Coach Rick Curtis |
2022
|
(10-2) |
2nd in Empire League, CIF quarterfinalist - Coach Rick Curtis |
2023 |
(8-4) |
3rd in Empire League, CIF Quarterfinalist - Coach Rick Curtis |
Varsity Game Schedule: Max Preps
Team Award Winners
Team Award Winners
- 2023 Team Award Winners
- 2022 Team Award Winners
- 2021 Team Award Winners
- 2020 Team Award Winners
- 2019 Team Award Winners
- 2018 Team Award Winners
- 2017 Team Award Winners
- 2016 Team Award Winners
- 2015 Team Award Winners
- 2014 Team Award Winners
- 2013 Team Award Winners
2023 Team Award Winners
2023 Varsity Awards Winners:
Rookie of the Year - Offense - Jameel Naber
Rookie of the Year - Defense - Javari Nash
Most Improved Player - Offense - Grant Culbertson
Most Improved Player - Defense - Troy Hill
Offensive Lineman of the Year - Kyler Petronis
Defensive Linemen of the Year - “The Fearsome Foursome”:
Tyler Parker, Anthony Jones
Josiah Mora, and Daniel McEachern
Co-Special Teams Player of the Year - Connor Stephens
Co-Special Teams Player of the Year - Robert “Dash” Smith
Defensive Player of the Year - Carter Jones
Offensive Player of the Year - Justin Dominguez
Co-Hard Hat Award Winner - Taurian Nash
Co-Hard Hat Award Winner - Mason McCullough
323 “Christian Character” Award - Luke Doyle
Scout Team Player of the Year - Kyle Birmingham
Senior Scholar Athletes - Ben Buettel & Colin Currier
Co-Most Inspirational Player - Carter Jones
Co-Most Inspirational Player - Ben Buetell
Most Valuable Player - Ben Byszewski
2023 Team Captains:
Kellen Cosenza
Ben Buetell
Justin Dominguez
2022 Team Award Winners
2022 Varsity Awards Winners:
Team MVP - Ty "Buck" Benefield - (12)
Offensive Player of the Year - Gavin Rogers - (12)
Defensive Player of the Year - Carter Jones - (10)
Special Teams Player of the Year - Connor Stephens - (10)
Lineman of the Year - Jesse Fluegge - (12)
323 Award - Graham Austin - (12)
Senior Scholar Athlete - Luke Jung - (12)
Scout Team Player of the Year - Landon Inglis - (10)
Rookie of the Year - Mason McCullough - (10)
Most Improved Player - Jake Ramirez - (12)
Hard Hat Award Winner - Andrew Duberow - (12)
2022 Team Captains:
Graham Austin - (12)
Andrew Duberow - (12)
Gavin Rogers - (12)
Cristian Viola - (12)
2022 JV Award Winners:
Offensive Player of the Year - John Santos
Defensive Player of the Year - Michael Santos
Special Teams Player of the Year - Ben Keller
Offensive Lineman of the Year - Grant Culbertson
Defensive Lineman of the Year - Michael Bunnel
323 Award - Nico Sanchez
Most Inspirational Player - Archer C' de Baca
2022 Frosh / Soph Award Winners:
Most Valuable Player Griffin Theetge
Offensive Player of the Year Ryan Berber
Defensive Player of the Year Jack Schirrmacher
323 Award Rocco Windham
Most Improved Player Luke Kyser
Lineman of the Year Ryan Shabdiz
Lineman of the Year Nathan Chang
2021 Team Award Winners
2021 Varsity Award Winners:
Rookie of the Year – Sean O’Rourke
Most Improved Player – Jake Daichendt
Lineman of the Year – Graham Austin
Special Teams Player of the Year - Andrew Duberow
Defensive Player of the Year - Zach Cranford
Offensive Player of the Year - Jack Fairchild
Hard Hat Award - Ben Buettell
323 Award - Gavin Rogers
Scout Team Player of the Year – Ryan Wolfinbarger
Most Inspirational Player – Noah Bray
MVP: Andrew Duberow
Senior Scholar-Athlete of the Year – Jack Fairchild
Varsity Captains – Noah Bray, Zach Cranford, Jack Fairchild, Gavin Rogers
2021 Freshman Award Winners:
Offensive Lineman of the Year – Teag Gordon
Defensive Lineman of the Year – Michael Santos
Offensive Back of the Year – Eli Bray
Linebacker of the Year – Mason McCullough
Defensive Back of the Year – Ben Byszewski
Receiver of the Year – Luke Doyle
Most Improved Player – John Santos
2020 Team Award Winners
2020 Varsity Award Winners:
Rookie/Newcomer of the Year: Zach Cranford
Most Improved Player – Offense: Gavin Rogers
Most Improved Player – Defense: Joseph Friske
Lineman of the Year: Caeden Chase
Special Teams Player of the Year: Connor Grace
Co - Defensive Player of the Year: Brad Cooper
Co - Defensive Player of the Year: Blake Slezak
Offensive Player of the Year: Jack Fairchild
Hard Hat Award: David Huff
323 Award: Sam Held
MVP: Matt Mahoney
Senior Scholar-Athlete of the Year – Joe Menton
Varsity Captains :Sam Held, Sammy McMillan, Caeden Chase, Gavin Rogers
2020 Frosh / Soph Award Winners:
Most Improved Player: Matt Harnisch
Lineman of the Year: Jesse Fluegge
Special Teams Player of the Year: Rylan Codorniz
Defensive Player of the Year: Jackson Haney
Co - Offensive Player of the Year: Josh Forster
Co - Offensive Player of the Year: Ben Buettell
323 Award: Graham Austin
2019 Team Award Winners
2019 Varsity Award Winners
Scholar-Athlete: Sammy McMillan
Rookie/Newcomer of the Year: Caeden Chase
Most Improved Player: Evan Olbricht
Lineman of the Year: Sammy McMillan
Special Teams Player of the Year: Connor Grace
Defensive Player of the Year: Ryan Williams
Offensive Player of the Year: Brody Jones
323 Award: Sean Ardlt
MVP: Matt Mahoney
2018 Team Award Winners
2018 Varsity Award Winners
Scholar Athlete- Seth Holbrook
Scout Team Player of the Year - David Huff
Rookie of the Year - Nolan Folsom
Most Improved Player - Ryan Williams
Lineman of the Year - Max Bahou
Special Teams Player of the Year - Connor Gace
Defensive Player of the Year - Tyler Buban
Offensive Player of the Year - Jack Johnson
Weightlifter of the Year - Tyler Buban
323 Award - Luke Frisbee
MVP - Tom St. George
Team Captains:
Tom St. George,
Jack Johnson
Cole Harris
Max Bahou
2017 Team Award Winners
2017 Varsity Team Award Winners
Scout Team Player of the Year - Braeden Bailey
Newcomer of the Year - Tyler Buban
Most Improved Player - Michael Berelowitz
Lineman of the Year - Ben Beavers & Christian Maurier
Special Teams Player of the Year - Andy Richardson
Defensive Player of the Year - Dane Schumacher
Offensive Player of the Year - Gunnar Ashmon
Player of the Year - Ryan O'Keefe
Hardhat Award - Kyle Livermore
323 Award - Issac Holbrook
Coach's Award - Coach Chris Conlin
JV Saints Award - David Huff
JV Defensive Player of the Year - Seth Holbrook
JV Offensive Player of the Year - Grant Olbricht
JV Player of the Year - Chase Kanegae
2016 Team Award Winners
2016 Varsity Team Award Winners
323 Award - Robert Briones
Player of the Year - Zach Macadam
Offensive Player of the Year - Gavin Folsom
Defensive Player of the Year - Tanner Atkinson
Special Teams Player of the Year- Jack Johnson
Lineman of the Year - Tanner Atkinson
Newcomer of the Year - Kyle Livermore
Scout Team Player of the Year - David Jeong
Hardhat Award - Isaac Holbrook
Most Improved Player- Christian Maurier
Scholar Athlete- David Jeong
JV Player of the Year- Tyler Buban
Coach's Award- CoachTrevor Stokes
2015 Team Award Winners
2015 Varsity Team Award Winners
Team MVP - Garrett Cox
Offensive MVP - Nick Ellwein
Defensive MVP - Daniel Albright
Lineman of the Year - Andrew Ryan
Most Improved Player - Zach Macadam
Rookie of the Year - Jack Johnson
Scout Team Player of the Year - Sunny Su
Hardhat Award - Gavin Folsom
323 Award - Reagan Schmidt
2014 Team Award Winners
2013 Team Award Winners
All Orange County
ORANGE COUNTY ALL STAR PLAYERS
All Orange County 2023:
Ben Byszewski
Connor Stephens
Orange County All-Star Game 2023:
Jeremiah Finaly
All Orange County 2022:
Ty “Buck” Benefield
All Orange County 2018
Jack Johnson
All Orange County 2017
Dane Schumacher
All Orange County 2016
Robert Briones
All Orange County 2015
Andrew Ryan
All League Players
All Empire League Players
2024 Football Preview and Schedule
Crean Lutheran 2024 Football Preview and Schedule
'Whatever the task, work at it with all your heart, as if working for the Lord and not for man' Colossians 3:23
After a highly successful 2023 season, Coach Rick Curtis and his Crean Lutheran High School football players are preparing to compete in a challenging non-league schedule and a new league in 2024..
“We are in the Epsilon league with Foothill, El Dorado, Laguna Hills, La Habra and Huntington Beach,” Curtis said.
Most Orange County football programs will be in new leagues for the coming season.
“This is a big step up for our football program as we join a league with schools that all have excellent football traditions,” Curtis said. “All of the teams in the new Epsilon league and on our pre-league schedule were in the CIF playoffs in 2023.
“Our boys and coaches are embracing the challenge with a strong off-season lifting and speed training program. We are going to need it as we are facing the toughest schedule in Crean Lutheran's history.”
Crean Lutheran, 8-4 a year ago, continues to move up in CIF playoff divisions.
“We have jumped six divisions within the last couple of years and will be moved up again if we have another successful season,” Curtis said. “It is a testament to the boys’ hard work and the support that we have received from our administration and the Crean Lutheran community.
“We have added an out-of-state trip to Colorado to play Mullen, a Catholic school just outside of Denver. Everyone in the program is excited about our first out-of-state travel experience for our football program. We are looking for this trip to be a unique team-bonding experience.”
2024 Saints Schedule
Friday, Aug. 23, 7:00 p.m. at Mullen, Colo.
Friday, Aug. 30, 7:00 p.m. at St. Pius X
Friday, Sept. 6, 7:00 p.m. (H) Liberty (Winchester)
Friday, Sept. 13, 7:00 p.m. (H) San Juan Hills
Friday, Sept. 20, 7:00 p.m. vs. La Serna at California HS
Friday, Aug. 30, 7:00 p.m. at St. Pius X
Friday, Sept. 6, 7:00 p.m. (H) Liberty (Winchester)
Friday, Sept. 13, 7:00 p.m. (H) San Juan Hills
Friday, Sept. 20, 7:00 p.m. vs. La Serna at California HS
Epsilon League:
Friday, Oct. 4, 7:00 p.m.(H), vs. Foothill
Friday, Oct. 11,7:00 p.m. (H), vs. El Dorado
Friday, Oct. 18, 7:00 p.m. at La Habra
Friday, Oct. 25, 7:00 p.m. at Huntington Beach
Friday, Nov. 1, 7:00 p.m. (H), vs. Laguna Hills
2023
1st Team
Tyler Parker - Defensive Line - Special Honor: Empire League Defensive Lineman of the Year
Connor Stephens - Kicker/ Punter - Special Honor: Empire League Special Teams Player of the Year
Kyler Petronis - Offensive Line
Ben Byszewski - Defensive Back
Carter Jones - Linebacker
Josiah Mora - Defensive End
2nd Team
Justin Dominguez - Running Back
Anthony Jones - Defensive End
Taurian Nash - Linebacker
Robert “Dash” Smith - Defensive Back
Javari Nash - Safety
Honorable Mention - All-Empire League:
Daniel McEachern - Defensive Line
Mason McCullough - Linebacker
Daylin Caamano - Wide Receiver
Jeremiah Finaly - Quarterback
2022
2022-2023 All Empire League Players
1st Team
Ty "Buck" Benefield - Empire League - Co-MVP (12)
Gavin Rogers - Empire League - Offensive Back of the Year (12)
Jesse Fluegge - Empire League - Co-Defensive Lineman of the Year (12)
Connor Stephens - Empire League - Special Teams Player of the Year (10)
Graham Austin - Offensive Line (12)
Jake Ramirez - Offensive Receiver (12)
Cristian Viola - Offensive Line (12)
Andrew Duberow - Defensive - Linebacker (12)
Ben Byszewski - Defensive Back (10)
Carter Jones - Defensive Linebacker (10)
2nd Team
Ben Buettell - Offensive Receiver (11)
Kellen Cosenza - Offensive Line (11)
Jake Daichendt - Offensive Tight End (12)
Mason McCullough - Defensive Linebacker (10)
Ben Abate - Defensive End (12)
Honorable Mention - All-Empire League:
Justin Dominquez - Offensive Running Back (11)
Daniel McEachern - Defensive Line (11)
Kyler Petronis - Offensive Line (11)
2021
2020
2020 - 2021 All Empire League Players
1st Team
Special Teams Player of the Year: Connor Grace
Caeden Chase - OL / DL - 12
Jack Fairchild - WR - 11
Brad Cooper - RB / LB - 11
Matt Mahoney - WR / DB - 12
2nd Team
Joseph Friske - Safety - 12
Blake Slezak - LB - 12
Gavin Rogers - QB - 10
Andrew Duberow - Strong Safety - 10
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
2012
CIF Honors
CIF Honors
2023
ALL CIF, Division 6:
Linebacker - Carter Jones
Defensive Back - Ben Byszewski
Defensive Line - Tyler Parker
All CIF, Division 8:
Graham Austin - (12)
Ty "Buck" Benefield - (12)
Andrew Duberow - (12)
Gavin Rogers - (12)
2017
Offensive Line - Christian Maurier (Sr.)
Defensive Line - Tom St. George (Jr.)
Utility - Dane Schumacher (Sr.)
2015
Linebacker - Garrett Cox (Sr.)
Defensive End - Daniel Albright (Sr.)
Defensive Tackle - Andrew Ryan (Sr.)
All-State
Results: Max Preps
Photos
Photos
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College Athletes
College Athletes
Football Spirit Store
Power of Football
Former Saints
Former Saints
2022 Seniors (Class of 2023) - Andrew Duberow, Gavin Rogers, Graham Austin, Christian Viola, Jesse Fluegge, Jake Ramirez, Fred Fan, Ty "Buck" Benefield, Luke Jung, Jake Daichendt, Rylan Codorniz, Ben Abate
2021 Seniors (Class of 2022) - Grant Fedden, Zach Crawford, Noah Bray, Jack Fairchild
2020 Seniors (Class of 2021) - David Huff, Matt Mahoney, Evan Olbricht, Colby Douglas, Connor Grace, Joseph Friske, Blake Slezac, Graham Wyckoff, Sam Held, Sammy McMillian, Caden Chase, Isiah Obana, Joseph Menton
2019 Seniors (Class of '20) - Sean Arldt, Marco Chen, Caleb Fluegge, Grant Olbricht, Ryan Williams
2018 Seniors (Class of '19) - Max Bahou, Michael Berelowitz, Luke Frisbee, Tom St. George, Cole Harris, Jack Johnson
2017 Seniors (Class of '18) - Gunnar Ashmon, Braeden Bailey, Ben Beavers, Anthony Cooper (Porkchop), George DeBorde, Jack Eliot, Isaac Holbrook, Joe Kelly, Kyle Livermore, Christian Maurier, Patrick McNerney, William Nomura, Ryan O'Keefe, Andy Richardson, Dane Schumacher
2016 Seniors (Class of '17) - Tanner Atkinson, Kyle Betz, Robert Briones, Aaron Fink, Gavin Folsom, Ryan Lidd, Zach Macadam, Michael McNerney, Dylan Rapp, Joey Tosti
2015 Seniors (Class of '16) - Daniel Albright, Garrett Cox, Nick Ellwein, Robert Grey, Andrew Ryan, Daniel Ruiz, Reagan Schmidt, Karl Schumacher, Matthew Volz, Luke Walcher
2014 Seniors (Class of '15) - Samuel Fluegge, Matthew Frisbee, Luke Hamilton, Travis Knight, Matthew Ma, Youssef Nakhla, Paul Sardo, Mark Sharp
2013 Seniors (Class of '14) - Adam Barrett, Isaiah Hobus, Philip Murphy, Ryan Leuteritz, Daniel Wang
2012 Seniors (Class of '13) - Greg Baker, Blake Cox, Daniel Kuntz, Alex Yoon, Tommy McMillian, Teddy Hung, Chris Hansen, Riley Tooker
2011 Seniors (Class of '12) - Joe Atkinson, Charles Jones, Josh Kilduff, Chasen McNaughten, Marcus Wondergem
2010 Seniors (Class of '11) - Rylan Beisner, Luke Bonenfant, Dylan Cantral, Marc Corey, Luke Gibbons, Brandon Geimont, Matt Homan, Spencer Loose
2009 Seniors (Class of '10) - David Caulderwood