| George "Bus" Ackerman (posthumous) -
Football and baseball player at St. Mary's College, played Triple A
Baseball |
| Shaun Bogan - Swimmer, still holds two
school records. Swam at the University of Okalahoma |
| Jack Danilovich (posthumous) -
Football and track coach at Antioch High. 1939 - 1949. Led Panthers
to first undefeated season in school history in 1945. Two squad
members played in the NFL. |
| Ron "Bogie" Edwards - Basketball and
football player. He later played in the Canadian Football League. |
| Jack Garrow - On the Panthers
football, baseball, basketball and track teams and later
participated in football and track for the Navy. |
| Michelle Gromacki - Antioch High's
1982 softball most valuable player. She played and coached at Cal
State Fullerton. |
| Ralph Holding - Baseball player who
was later named an all-league catcher at Stanford University. He
played for Cub Farm Teams. |
| Gino Marchetti - Defensive end who
played several years on the NFL's Dallas Texans and Baltimore Colts.
An NFL Hall of Fame and on several "best NFL player of all times"
lists. |
| Ron Prichard - All-league running back
who later played for Arizona State. First-round NFL draft pick in
1969 and played for the Houston Oilers and Cincinnati Bengals.
|
| Duane Putnam - Tackler who played
eight years in the NFL for several teams before coaching for 11
years at Atlanta, Philadelphia and St. Louis. |
| Gene "Butch" Rounsaville - Played
baseball, football and basketball for Antioch and later pitched for
the Philadelphia Phillies and Chicago White Sox. |
| Rally Rounsaville - Basketball player
who played for the Oakland Oaks in the American Basketball
League. |
| Steve Sanchez - Wrestler who grappled
at Portland State University. He was later named United States
Wrestling Federation Coach of the Year. |
| Worth Shaw - Multi-sport athlete who
played football at Modesto Junior College. He returned to Antioch
and founded the Antioch Junior Football League. |
| The 1945 Football Team - The first
football team to be undefeated, had a 10-0 record. |
