(WSC) for all sports except football and wrestling, which compete in Southern California Football Association (SCFA) and Southern California Wrestling Association (SCWA). The college has an extensive athletics program with 20 varsity teams, including men's and women's basketball, men's and women's cross country, men's and women's golf, football, soccer, volleyball, wrestling, baseball, softball, men's and women's tennis, men's and women's track and field, and men's and women's swimming. Renegades football has a long tradition of success in Junior College-level competition, and plays out of the 20,000-seat, on-campus Memorial Stadium. Notable people Rishard Matthews, NFL wide receiver Brandon Banks, CFL wide receiver for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats Robert Beltran, film and television actor, best known for playing Chakotay on Star Trek: Voyager Vern Burke, former NFL tight end, Oregon Sports Hall of Famer Tyrone Crawford, NFL defensive end Chris DeFrance, CFL wide receiver Ric Drasin, former professional wrestler, designer of the original Gold's Gym logo and the World Gym gorilla logo. Phil Dumatrait, former MLB pitcher David Dunn, former NFL wide receiver Jean Fuller, politician serving in the California State Senate Frank Gifford, Pro Football Hall of Fame and sports commentator Dallas Grider, former high school and college football coach Liz Gorman, football player in the Lingerie Football League Gerald Haslam, News and book author Joe Hernandez, former NFL and CFL wide receiver George Jones (American football), former NFL running back. Junior Kennedy, 1968-1975 MLB second baseman with the Cincinnati Reds and Chicago Cubs Colby Lewis, former MLB pitcher Guy Madison, film and television actor Billy Mamaril, Filipino professional basketball player Richard Miles, former ambassador Spain Musgrove, former NFL defensive tackle Brennan Newberry, NASCAR driver Mark Nichols, former NFL wide receiver Charles Noland, professional actor Rocky Rasley, former NFL guard Greg Robinson, former head coach, Syracuse University football; two-time Super Bowl-winning defensive coordinator of Denver Broncos Michael Rubio, politician Carl Smith, former offensive coordinator of the Jacksonville Jaguars Taj Smith, CFL wide receiver for the Saskatchewan Roughriders Andre Spencer (1964–2020), basketball player, former NBA player Jeremy Staat, former NFL defensive end Walter W. Stiern, former California State Senator Jim Stiger, former NFL running back John Tarver, former running back for the New England Patriots Mike Waufle, NFL defensive line coach Dick Witcher, former NFL wide receiver Jake Woods, MLB pitcher Delbert E. Wong, first Chinese-American judge in the continental United States Louis Wright, former NFL cornerback References External links Official website Official