Fremont students participate in a wide range of extracurricular activities ranging from marching band and athletics to various cultural, community service, and general interest clubs like Octagon, Key Club, Culinary Club, LiNK (Liberty in North Korea), the Apple Club, KDT(Konnect Dance Troupe) a Kpop club, and The Movie Club. The poetry slam team has won numerous awards at spoken word poetry competitions. Fremont High School DECA has a variety of outstanding achievements, having over 2000 hours of community service as a whole for the 09-10 school year (more than all other Fremont clubs combined) and having sent numerous competitors to represent at the international competitive level. Seventy-five percent of those representatives became finalists at those international competitions. The Fremont wrestling team was one of the highest ranking high school wrestling teams in the state, taking 3rd place as a team at California Interscholastic Federation championships in 2006. They had 3 state champions that year and 2 of them went on to compete internationally. They still are one of the top teams in the Central Coast Section. In 2003–2004 the Fremont varsity cheerleaders took 1st place in every regional competition in which they competed. They then went on to win two United Spirit Association National Championships in Anaheim. They won the title for Small Coed Show Cheer and Coed Partner Stunt. Notable alumni Notable alumni of Fremont High School include: Tully Banta-Cain — New England Patriots football player, 2003–10 Carl Ekern — Los Angeles Rams football player 1976-1988 Andrew Fire — professor at Stanford University and 2006 Nobel Prize co-winner in Medicine or Physiology Bill Green, former United States and NCAA record holder in Track and Field, fifth in the hammer throw at the 1984 Summer Olympics Donna Hanover — newscaster, actress, ex-wife of Rudy Giuliani Teri Hatcher — Golden Globe-winning actress Garry Jestadt — MLB San Diego Padres infielder Imran Khan — Bollywood actor Steve Kloves — Oscar-nominated screenwriter Francie Larrieu-Smith — Olympic distance runner, five-time Olympian, member of National Track and Field Hall of Fame Brian MacLeod — recording artist and songwriter Irene Miracle — Golden Globe-winning actress Borislav Novachkov — two-time CIF state wrestling champion, NCAA wrestling Division I runner-up, 2016 wrestling Olympian Joe Prunty — NBA Milwaukee Bucks assistant coach Jason Simontacchi — Washington Nationals baseball player Troy Tulowitzki — Toronto Blue Jays shortstop Peter Ueberroth — Olympic organizer, 1984 Time Man of the Year, commissioner of