history
League Champions
West Alameda County Conference – Foothill League
2013, 2014, 2015
Hayward Area Athletic League (HAAL)
1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2010, 2012
Alameda Contra Costa Athletic League (ACCAL)
1994, 1995
East Shore Athletic League (ESAL)
1986, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1993
Catholic Athletic League (CAL)
1956, 1957, 1959, 1964, 1965, 1967, 1968, 1970, 1972, 1975, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985
North Coast Section (NCS) Champions
NCS – 1st Place
1979 (3A), 1980 (3A), 1981 (3A), 1982 (3A), 1983 (3A), 1984 (3A), 1986 (3A), 1988 (Div. I), 1994 (Div. I), 1996 (Div. I), 2003 (Div. I), 2004 (Div. III), 2010 (Div. III), 2012 (Div. III), 2013 (Div. III), 2014 (Div. III), 2015 (Div. III)
CIF Northern California State Champions
CIF Open Division – 1st Place
2014
CIF Division I – 1st Place
1981, 1983, 1986, 1988
CIF Division III – 1st Place
2004, 2007, 2010, 2011
California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Final State Rankings (1978 – 2005)
2004 (4th – Div. IV)
2000 (16th for all divisions)
1997 (8th – Div. I / 18th for all divisions)
1994 (7th – Div. I / 12th for all divisions)
1992 (6th – Div. I)
1991 (10th – Div. I)
1988 (3rd – Div. I)
2000 (16th for all divisions)
1997 (8th – Div. I / 18th for all divisions)
1994 (7th – Div. I / 12th for all divisions)
1992 (6th – Div. I)
1991 (10th – Div. I)
1988 (3rd – Div. I)
1986 (3rd – Div. I)
1987 (6th – Div. I)
1983 (2nd – Div. I)
1982 (2nd – Class 3A)
1981 (3rd – Class 3A)
1978 (9th – Class 4A)
1987 (6th – Div. I)
1983 (2nd – Div. I)
1982 (2nd – Class 3A)
1981 (3rd – Class 3A)
1978 (9th – Class 4A)
Other CIF Records/Honors (thru 2005)
4th in the state for most appearance in state finals
6 appearances
Most Games played in a season – 38
1965, 1970, 1978
Most Games played in a season – 39
1967, 1975
Best record in the 1980’s
275-49
Most wins in the 1980’s
275-49
Most wins in the 1960’s
281-63
Most wins all-time (1954 – 2005)
1,316-331
Most 30-win seasons (1959-1988)
10 seasons
Most 20-win seasons (1978-2005)
45 seasons
Most consective 20-win seasons (1978-2005)
28 seasons
Most consective section championships (1979-1984)
6
Dragons in college
2015
Paris Austin – Boise State University
Ivan Rabb – University of California, Berkeley
Jeevin Sandhu – Occidental College
Isaiah Thomas – Northern Arizona University
2014
Sebastian Flores – San Francisco State
2013
Victor Davis – Dominican University
2012
Brandon Ashley – University of Arizona
Josh Crum – Holy Names University
Marcus Green – Merritt College
Kendall Jackson – Columbia University
Richard Longrus Jr. – Washington State
2011
Anders Haas – Iona University
Lorenzo Manag – University of California, Merced
Phil Redmon – University of Hawaii Hilo
2010
Jordan Barton – Chico State
Nick Cappiti – West Valley State
Julian Redmon – University of Hawaii Hilo
J.T. Thomas – California State University, Monterey
Justin Yeargin – Diablo Valley College
2009
Justin Brue – University of California, San Diego
2008
Daniel Koches – Santa Barbara City College
Jordan Turner – University of Pacific
2007
Sean Lewis – Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
Brandon Walker – Loyola Marymount / University of Alaska-Anchorage
2006
Evan Sanzo-Davis – Las Positas / Seattle University
2005
Jesse Byrd – University of San Francisco
Chris Cobb – Menlo College
2004
Tommy Arnold – San Diego City College / Seattle Pacific University
David Brower – Fresno State
2003
Lance Holloway – San Jose State University
Johnnie Bryant – University of Utah
Jamil Muchell – San Francisco State University
2002
Dave Brutocao-Kemp – University of California, Berkeley
2001
Will Bonner – Chico State University
2000
Garry Hill-Thomas – University of Nevada, Reno
1999
Tony Champion – Sacramento State University
Justin Logan – Idaho State University
Derek Lambeth – Sacramento State University
1998
Mike DeGrazia – University of California, San Diego
1997
Jono Metzger-Jones – University of Pacific, Stockton
1996
Tony Freccero – Cal State University, Hayward
Scott Darmstadt – University of California, Davis
Reggie Jackson – Cal State University, Hayward
1995
Brian Smith – Claremont, McKenna (Los Angeles)
Alan Villela – Lewis & Clark (Oregon)
1994
Eddie Abram – Dominican University
1993
Kevin Taylor – Cal State – Northridge
Jamie Rachal – Dillard University
1992
Kareem Jackson – Washington State University
Ivan Dodic – Saint Mary’s College
1991
Zuri Williams – University of California, Irvine
Damon Covington – Stanislaus State
1990
Jason Powell – San Diego State
Eric Robinson – University of Nevada at Reno
Eric Bjornson – Univ. of Wash. New England – NFL
1989
Lou Richie – Clemson U
Bart Ensley – Louisiana Tech
1988
Steve Smith – University of California – Davis
Mike Dones – Howard University
Meredith Bell – Yale University
Kason Jackson – University of California – Santa Barbaraí
1987
Tony Nicholas – Weber State – Utah
Matt Muehlebach – University of Arizona
1986
Eric Fisher – San Francisco State University
1985
Mark McCathrion – University of San Francisco
Karl Larsen – Santa Clara University
1984
Craig Wallace – Menlo College
Chris Gray – University of Pacific
1983
Tony Ronzone – Nevada, Reno and Long Beach State
Kevin Maas – Cal Berkeley, N. Y. Yankees – Baseball
Eric Holloway – Arizona State University
Brian Shaw – U.C. Santa Barbara, L.A. Lakers – NBA
1982
Tony Jackson – DePaul University
1981
Marvin Harris – Cal State – Bakersfield
Andre Rivers – University of California – Davis
1980
Dr. Kent Hagan – Weber State, Utah
1979
John Shaddle – Carroll College, Montana
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