City College is home to Jagsports. A $1.7 million capital improvements plan includes a new weight and fitness training complex which is open now to all students, and contains weight and cardiovascular equipment. During the 1970s, SJCC was a major training hub for Olympic track and field athletes. Under the supervision of coach Bert Bonanno, Caitlyn Jenner (known as Bruce Jenner prior to her transition) trained eight hours per day at the track before he won the 1976 Olympic decathlon. Alumni Millard Hampton and Andre Phillips both won Olympic gold medals, with coaching assistance from Bobby Poynter who was a part of San Jose State University's "Speed City" track team, and was also their coach and teacher at Silver Creek High School (California). The throwing facilities, in particular, were home to gold medalist Mac Wilkins, Al Feuerbach and John Powell. All three became world record holders, Wilkins and Feuerbach setting their records at San Jose City College. Following Jenner's victory in Montreal, Bonanno created the Bruce Jenner Invitational, one of the top domestic meets for top-level athletes. It was an annual televised stop, equivalent with today's Prefontaine Classic. He also used Hampton and Phillips' names to create a local high school invitational. In 1984 and 1987, the San Jose City College track was host to the USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships. In February 2018, men's basketball head coach Percy Carr became the all-time winningest black head coach in college basketball history. Notable people Alumni Amy Tan, National Book Award-winning author of The Joy Luck Club Ato Boldon, Olympics gold-medalist Bob Mead, member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives Bob Toledo, head coach for the UCLA Bruins football Chris Cain, Blues Music Award-winning musician Dave Laut, two time NCAA-champion athlete Dave Righetti, All-Star player for the New York Yankees Dave Stieb All-Star player for the Toronto Blue Jays Diamara Planell, Olympic athlete Erik Bakich, coach of the Michigan Wolverines Johnpaul Jones, award-winning architect of the National Museum of the American Indian Scott Erickson, 1991 World Series-champion baseball player Sonia Sheridan, founder of Generative Systems Marcos Pinedo, notable art dealer and collector Millard Hampton, Olympic silver-medalist Faculty Marie E. Johnson-Calloway, mixed-media artist John Shrader, Professor of Journalism, has an extensive background in television and radio sports anchoring and sports reporting. For more than 15 years, John was a sports anchor/sports reporter/talk show host for KNBR Radio in San Francisco. He