Crespi Carmelite High School
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The school was named for Friar Juan Crespí, and was founded in 1959 by the Carmelite religious order, and has been run by the Carmelites since that time.
Academics
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Crespi Carmelite High School offers a college-preparatory education. As of 2024–2025, the academic program offers 21 Advanced Placement (AP) courses and more than 15 Honors courses.[1] Students have the opportunity to take Honors and AP courses beginning in 9th grade.
Athletics
Crespi has won a total of fourteen California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Southern Section division team titles.[2]
- Baseball: 2003 (Division III); 2009 and 2023 (Division II)
- Basketball: "Back to Back" State Titles - 2015 (Division IV State Title) and 2016 (Division I State Title); Division championships - 2001 (Division IV-AA), 2010 (Division 4A), 2015 (Division 4AA)
- Football: 1986 (Big Five); 2004, 2005 (Division X)
- Track & Field: 1973 (Division 2-A); 2008 (Division III)
- Water Polo: 1981 (Division 2-A); 2019 (Division 6)
- Swimming/Diving: 2021 (Division 3)
Notable alumni
Athletes
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- Stephen Amritraj, ATP
- Bryan Bennett, CFL
- Joe Carrabino, Australia NBL
- Randy Cross, NFL
- William Curran, NFL
- Rick Dempsey, MLB
- Christian Fauria, NFL
- Joseph Fauria, NFL
- Sione Fua, NFL
- Sean Gilmartin, MLB
- Hroniss Grasu, NFL
- Chris Harper, CFL
- Ryon Healy, MLB
- Max Heidegger, the Israeli Premier League and the EuroLeague
- Scott Heineman, MLB
- Brian Horwitz, MLB
- Marcin Jagoda, beach volleyball
- Babe Laufenberg, NFL
- Devin Lucien, NFL
- De’Anthony Melton, NBA
- Paul Mokeski, NBA
- Marcus Moore, CFL
- London Perrantes (born 1994), NBA and Israeli Basketball Premier League
- Trevor Plouffe, MLB
- Jeff Suppan, MLB
- Marvell Tell, NFL[3]
- Charles Washington, NFL
- Harry Edward Welch, Jr., high school football coach
- Russell White, NFL
- Shaun Williams, NFL
Business/CEO
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- Michael Lang, former CEO of Miramax, currently CEO of Pixel United
- Brodie Van Wagenen, general manager for the New York Mets, MLB (2018–2020)
- Travis Robinson, CEO for Spicy Viking International Hot Sauce, 2020–present
Arts and entertainment
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- Michael Angarano, actor
- Martin Donovan, actor
- Matthew Nelson, singer-songwriter, musician and recording artist
- Gunnar Nelson, singer-songwriter, musician and recording artist
- Sergio Sylvestre, pop singer, 2015 winner of the popular Italian TV show Amici di Maria de Filippi
- Chris McGee, American Sports Broadcaster, Studio Analyst for Spectrum SportsNet
Chefs
- Evan Funke, Los Angeles chef and restauranteur
References
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