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| 25 |
Laurel Kuhn |
Did
everything from the 200 meters, 100 meter hurdles, 400, 800, 1600 meters and
all sprint relays. |
| 24 |
David Taylor |
Probably the most talented
athlete of his era. Participated in 3 CIF finals (96-98). |
| 23 |
Andrew Mahlmann |
Broke the oldest quality
record on the LS boy's top-ten lists. Very talented multi-event athlete. |
| 22 |
Jessica Horn |
Participated in 3 CIF finals
in the Pole Vault. Capping her career by finishing 2nd in 2002. #1 on the
girls PV top-10 list. |
| 21 |
Nick Thompson |
All-around athlete that was
elected to the LS hall of fame as a Sophomore & Senior. |
| 20 |
Justin Lucas |
#2 100 meters, #2 200 meters,
#6 400 meters. Also on #1 400 meter & 1600 meter relay teams. |
| 19 |
Mark Gilbreth |
Possibly the best all-around
LS athlete of his era. Still #1 in the Pole Vault. |
| 18 |
Greg Artis |
Superb jumper that still
(since 1989) ranks #1 on the LS top-ten list in the long jump and #9 on the
Triple Jump list. |
| 17 |
J. P. Hall |
Finished 6th in 1993 in CIF
track finals. This is as much a X-country tribute as track. |
| 16 |
David Minguez |
Versatile
athlete; pole vault school record holder, outstanding leadership abilities;
#2 all-time in 300 meter hurdles |
| 15 |
Michele Dannhausen |
CIF Discus Champion (2005).
Three time consecutive League Discus Champion. League Shot Put Champion
(2004). |
| 14 |
Kjersti Housman |
Multi-event athlete that lead
her teams to 4 consecutive league titles. Scored 26 total point in CIF
career. |
| 13 |
Shannon Skager |
Scoring in each of her 4
events (with PRs in all) playing a major role (18.25 points) in the team's
2002 CIF team title. |
| 12 |
Hanna Miller |
LS's first girl individual
CIF Champion (1600 meters, 1995) and former holder of LS 3200 meter record. |
| 11 |
Gina Clayton |
Two timed CIF individual
champion in the 800 meters (1999-2000). Also top-ten in 1600, 3200, 400 &
200 meters. |
| 10 |
Mary Jo Alexander |
The most integral component
of the 2000 "dream year", a consummate team leader. Appears on
numerous top-ten lists. |
| 9 |
Margaret
Sitker |
School record
holder in the 3200 meters and #2 all-time in the 1600 meters; #5 all-time at
800 meters; "the distance team" |
| 8 |
Kendall Grant |
Placing in every one of his
events (4) in CIF '98 lead to the boy's highest finish in school's up to
that time. |
| 7 |
Westley Riley |
2006 CIF
champions and school record holder in 800 meters (1:55.67); #2 all-time in
400 meters; on more top ten list than any other male athlete in school's
history. |
| 6 |
Daniella Russell |
Spearheaded the Lancer 2000
CIF championship with the greatest 4 x 100 anchor leg in school's history. |
| 5 |
Tamara Bryant |
A double CIF individual
champion in 2002. #1 on both the shot put and discus top-ten list. |
| 4 |
Brandi Charles |
The only LS athlete (any
sport) to win three consecutive CIF individual championships (shot put
97-99). |
| 3 |
Natalie Calderon |
On more top ten lists than any
other athlete in LS history. On the only two LS track CIF championship teams
and 1 CIF championship soccer team as well. |
| 2 |
John Caulfield |
Very rarely can a two event
athlete propel his team to championships. A state meet participant.. |
| 1 |
Mark Ruelas |
Simply the best overall marks
of any La Salle athlete (8:58.3 3200m; 4:14.2 1600 meters). A state meet
participant. |
