competitions as follows: 1975: the water polo team won the CIF SS (Southern Section) title in an exciting game played at East LA College. The Golden Hawks beat Indio High School 8–6. 2003: the roller hockey team won the NARCh Varsity cup to become the best high school team in the country by beating Santiago High School 5–4 in overtime. 2006: the football team won the CIF Southern Section Championship for the first time in school history by beating Charter Oak High School 17–6. 2007: the football team won the CIF Southwestern division championship by defeating Trabuco Hills High School 13–12. 2007: the wrestling team won the CIF Central Division Championship with 188 points, edging out Canyon Springs High School & Calvary Chapel High School of Santa Ana. 2008: the wrestling team won the CIF Central Division Championship with 186.5 points, edging out Millikan High School & Calvary Chapel High School of Santa Ana. 2010: the varsity cheer team won their first USA Spirit High School National Championship after finishing second in 2009. 2011: the varsity cheer team became the first California School in 23 years to win the UCA National Cheerleading Championships in Orlando Florida. Their performance was broadcast on ESPN and warranted a Foxnews LA feature upon their return. This team finished their second undefeated season and captured CIF, State as well as both the UCA and USA National Championships. 2017: the boys soccer program were crowned CIF Division 3 Champions and then followed it up by becoming CIF Division 3 SoCal State Regional Champions. After starting the season poorly, the team went 19 games unbeaten, winning 17 of those games and ending the season on a 10-game winning streak. Principals Howard Roop (1966–1969) Marvin Stewart (1969–1973) Jerry Jertberg (1973–1986) Alvin Hawkins (1986–1988) Richard Bernier (1988–1991) Joann Ball (1991–1994) Joe Quartucci (1994–1999) Karen Wilkins (1999–2010) Cary Johnson (2010–2012) Carey Cecil (2012–2015) Joey Davis (2016–present) Notable alumni Bret Boone – Major League Baseball player Chris Buck – Oscar-winning director of Frozen Michael Chang – Retired pro tennis player Christie Clark – Actress, Days of Our Lives John Crawford – Co-founded alternative rock group Berlin Peter Daut – News anchor, KCBS-TV D-loc – Rapper Kottonmouth Kings and Kingspade Chris Dressel – NFL tight end, Houston Oilers and New York Jets Janet Evans – Olympic medal winning swimmer, and former world record holder Jason Freese – Keyboard player of the band