state champion Ventura, 98-87, with roughly 1,300 fans in attendance. On the Central Coast, at any level of college basketball, the 33-win total is tied as the second-most victories in a year, trailing only the 34-1 season of Allan Hancock College exactly four decades earlier in 1956-57. Women's basketball During the 1981-82 season, Cuesta set a program record for winning percentage, going 19-1 overall (.950). The Cougars won the state's 1982 then-Division II championship in San Mateo, defeating Shasta College 68-59. LeAnne Armstrong scored 21 points in the title game and was named Tournament MVP. Women's volleyball Cuesta won CCCAA state titles in 1979, 1985, and 1986. Wrestling The Cougars, coached by Gary Meissner, won the 1980 California Community College (then-Division II classification) state championship on February 9, 1980 at Chabot College. Cuesta scored 29 team points for the trophy. Notable people Dave Anthony, comedian Jay Asher, writer Josimar Ayarza, professional basketball player Doug Bernier, professional baseball player Sam Blakeslee (born 1955), founding director of the Institute for Advanced Technology & Public Policy at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo Sean Chambers, professional basketball player Mangkubumi (born 1972), Crown Princess of the Yogyakarta Sultanate Ian McCall, retired mixed martial artist Mike Miller, professional baseball player Jon Moscot (born 1991), professional baseball player Kristof Ongenaet, professional basketball player Logan Schafer, professional baseball player Jake Shields, mixed martial artist Robert Van Scoyoc, professional baseball coach Paula Zima, artist known for her sculptures, paintings and etchings References External links California Community Colleges Educational institutions established in 1963 Schools accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges Universities and colleges in San Luis Obispo County, California 1963 establishments in California