The CIF Southern Section, a leading high school athletic organization in California, is proud to announce its 40th Hall of Fame class. This prestigious group of inductees for 2024 includes exceptional athletes, coaches, and contributors who have significantly impacted high school sports in Southern California.
This year’s class features notable figures such as Bill Redell, a legendary high school football coach, and Melissa Hearlihy, a pioneer in girls’ basketball coaching. Their dedication and achievements have left a lasting legacy on their respective sports.
The 2024 class also recognizes the accomplishments of Arnold Alpert, who built a powerhouse wrestling program at Temecula Valley, and Glenn Prater of Woodcrest Christian, further showcasing the diverse range of talent and dedication within the CIF Southern Section.
The Hall of Fame serves as a powerful reminder of the profound impact high school athletics has on Southern California. By honoring these individuals, the CIF-SS celebrates not only their personal triumphs but also the vital role sports play in shaping young athletes and building strong communities.
The upcoming induction ceremony will be a momentous occasion, bringing together the Southern California sports community to honor these remarkable individuals and their contributions to the enduring legacy of high school athletics.
Press Release – CIF Southern Section announces 40th Hall of Fame class