Corey Sheredy

Corey was part of the fledgling athletic program in 2001 when she competed in both track and golf.  She was part of the first golf team in SVHS history (2003) to win SCCAL and advance to CCS.  She was SCCAL freshman of the year, and three time MVP for the team.  In spring she turned to the track, where in 2001 and 2003 she won the Bob Enzweiler Award for most individual points scored in SCCAL finals.  Her premier event was the 300M hurdles, where she advanced to CCS in 2003 (and won 3rd place) and 2004 (second place), and competed at CIF State Championships in both those years also.  Corey was also a Scholar Athlete of the Year in 2003 and 2004.  She was recruited heavily for track, and chose UC San Diego where she continued to run the 400M hurdles and also the 1600M sprint relay.  She consistently took second or third place in those events at CCAA, and competed at the NCAA level in 2007 and 2008 in the 1600M relay.  She is a two time NCAA DII All American Athlete (2007-2008).  Corey graduated from UCSD in 2009 with a BS in Environmental Science.  She lives in San Diego and works as an Aquatic Scientist.  She stays involved locally with the SV Educational Foundation, designing the logo for the Mt Charlie Challenge bike ride for the past three years.

Hayley Huxtable

Hayley graduated from SVHS in 2007 after a stellar track career that set records all across that county that still stand.  A dedicated athlete with a passion for her sport, Hayley was resolute in her determination to become the best runner she could be, practicing long after her peers had retired.  She tirelessly pursued perfection in her form and technique, seeking out training and coaching advice from all corners of the county.  Hayley’s events were the 100, 200, and 400M races, and in the 2007 SCCAL meet, she swept all three, an accomplishment never achieved before or since. She qualified for State in the 400M three times, and the 200M once, and was Athlete of the Year in 2007.  Hayley was recruited by Cal to run cross country and track, and the 400M was her signature event.  She was a four-time NCAA Regional qualifier in the 4x400M, and placed second in Cal’s BIG MEET against Stanford in 2008.  Hayley loved attending a school so supportive of its sports teams. She graduated with a degree in Journalism, is currently living in San Francisco, and working for a hedge fund there

Jennifer Brumbaugh

Jennifer graduated from SVHS in 2008 with an IB diploma and a 3.94 GPA.  She played four years of both Varsity soccer and Varsity golf.  As a freshman on the Varsity soccer team, Jen stepped in as goalie when the starter was injured; the team went all the way to CCS finals, losing by only 1 point for second place.  The team advanced to CCS playoffs three times, was SCCAL champions in 2006, and won CCS in 2008 when Jen was Captain. Each Fall found Jen on the golf team where she was selected  SCCAL Golf MVP four times, and qualified for CCS all four years also.  In both 2006 and 2007, SV was SCCAL champions in ladies’ golf.  Jen loves the challenge of golf, and enjoys competing with the course as opposed to an opponent. After high school,  Jen played four years of golf as a Spartan for San Jose State during which time the team won three consecutive WAC titles.  In her final season, the team advanced to NCAA DI Nationals where they finished in 19th place.  Jen is pursuing a professional golfing career, playing mostly on the mini-tour and Canadian tours.  She is working her up into the LPGA.

Artie Atencio

A 2005 graduate of SVHS, Artie was a key component in the Falcon’s first ever winning football season.  Artie played running back, receiver, cornerback, linebacker, and special teams. He was a dedicated athlete who never missed a practice, and motivated his teammates by his example.  He was the first Falcon SCCAL MVP (2004), and led the team in both rushing yardage and points scored.  Of singular importance was his performance at Homecoming in 2004 when his 2 touchdowns and an interception led the Falcons to to victory over SLV for the first time. Off the field, he consistently received recognition as a scholar-athlete, maintaining a 3.8 GPA and graduating with an IB diploma.  He was recruited by several D-1 schools, and was awarded a full scholarship from Willamette Univ where he continued his football success: Willamette had a perfect 10-0 record in 2008 and won the Northwestern Conf Championship. Artie graduated in 2009 with a BA in Sociology and a minor in Economics.  Directly out of college Artie worked in the Portland area where he continued to excel on the top sales team in North America. He has been back in the Bay area since 2012 managing a sales team out of San Jose for KBA Docsys

Dane Stevens

Dane figured out at an early age that discipline, hard work, and practice could be directly correlated to success.  He applied that formula to his wrestling career, and achieved amazing success: he finished his high school wrestling career with 152 wins, 24 losses, and first place finishes in 18 varsity tournaments.  He was SCCAL champion  four times, 2005 through 2008, and CCS Champion two year, in 2007 and 2008 (at 130 and 140 lbs).  Those same years he finished in the top 12 in the State.  Dane was team captain, the team’s Most Outstanding Wrestler, and MVP for all four of his high school years. In 2007 he was awarded All-American status at 140 lbs.  Dane graduated in 2008 with a 4.17 GPA, and was awarded a scholarship to Lehigh Univ in Bethlehem, PA where he continued his wrestling career. He graduated in 2012 with a BS in Business and Economics.  He currently lives in San Francisco and works in Jack London Square in Oakland.