1948–74) Alfred Williams (football, 1987–90) Class of 2010 Ceal Barry (basketball, 1983–2005) Eric Bieniemy (football, 1987–90) Tera Bjorklund (basketball, 2000–04) Cliff Branch (football, 1970–72) Kelly Campbell (volleyball, 1996–99) Ken Charlton (basketball, 1960–63) Dale Douglass (golf, 1958–59) Bob Stransky (football, 1955–57) Bridget Turner (basketball, 1985–89) Buddy Werner (skiing, 1959, 1961–63) Class of 2012 Frank Bernardi (football, baseball, 1952–55) Alan Culpepper (cross country, track, 1992–96) Mary Decker Slaney (cross country, track, 1977–79) Boyd Dowler (football, 1956–58) Joe Garten (football, 1987–90) Jack Harvey (basketball, 1937–40) Steve Jones (golf, 1977–81) Leason "Pete" McCloud (basketball, 1939–42) Vidar Nilsgard (skiing, 1971–74) Matt Russell (football, 1993–96) Rashaan Salaam (football, 1992–94) Larry Zimmer (announcer, 1971–present) Class of 2014 Bob Beattie (skiing coach, 1957–65) Forrest B. "Frosty" Cox (basketball coach, 1935–50) Jim Davis (basketball, 1961–64) Deon Figures (football, 1988–92) Bob Jeangerard (basketball, 1952–55) Linn Long (wrestling, coach, 1952–68) Don Meyers (track, coach 1959-75) Herb Orvis (football, 1969–71) Yvonne Scott (track, 1992–96) Class of 2015 Chauncey Billups (basketball, 1995–97) Jon Burianek (administration, 1968–2006) Bill Fanning (baseball, 1946–49) Stephan Hienzsch (skiing, 1975–78) Frank Prentup (baseball coach, football coach, 1941–69) Mike Pritchard (football, 1987–90) Erin Scholz (basketball, 1993–97) Mark Scrutton (cross country, track, 1979–83) Nicole Vranesh (volleyball, 1990–93) Scott Wedman (basketball, 1971–74) Tom Woodard (golf, 1973–77) Class of 2016 Dale "Pete" Atkins Bill Brundige Ted Castaneda Sara Gorton (Slattery) Jerry Hillebrant Chris Hudson Bob Justice Bob Kalinowski Jim Miller Fran Munnelly Shaun Vandiver Michael Westbrook Class of 2017 Stan Brock Chad Brown Frank Brown Karrie Downey Les Fowler Steve Hatchell Mark Haynes Jay Humphries Jamillah Lang Jorge Torres Notable alumni Byron White was a Supreme Court Justice after his football career. Hale Irwin, who was a two-time All-Big Eight defensive back and an NCAA individual golf champion at Colorado, went on to spectacular success in professional golf. He won three U.S. Opens and 17 other PGA Tour events, and is the all-time leader in both wins and career prize money on the 50-and-over tour now known as PGA Tour Champions. Adam Goucher was a professional runner who competed for the United States in the 2000 Summer Olympics. Chauncey Billups played for the Boston Celtics, Denver Nuggets, Detroit Pistons, Los Angeles Clippers, Minnesota Timberwolves, New York Knicks and Toronto Raptors in a 17-year NBA career (1997–2014). He was named the NBA Finals MVP in 2004. Jeremy Bloom played football and skied internationally finishing 6th in the 2006 Winter Olympics in the moguls and