2010 | Chaminade College Preparatory

Athletic Hall of Fame

Lee in 1960 (on the far right)
Steve Mussack at third base
Long going to the hoop
1987 Varsity Volleyball team - Suarez, back row right
Taylor stealing the ball

2010 Inductees

Bill Lee '60

Bill made the most of his time at Chaminade, participating in four varsity sports: baseball, basketball, football, and track and field.

Bill played for the varsity baseball team his sophomore, junior and senior years and made All-League his last two years. He was also the captain of the team. During his junior year, Bill joined the varsity basketball team. That year, the team won league and went to the CIF semi-finals. He also made the basketball All-League. Bill played for the football team and was the starting (and only) quarterback on the team his senior year until he suffered a broken ankle in practice the day before the first game. Bill ran track his senior year and won the league championship in the 880 yard run and set a league record.

Bill went on to play basketball at Santa Monica City College where he was team captain. He then played basketball at Loyola University.

Scott Long '98
Scott enrolled in Chaminade in 1994 and in the four years that followed, led a resurgent boys’ basketball program to the top of the Mission League and CIF Southern Section. Scott was a three-time All-Mission League selection, the league’s MVP in his senior year and in 1998 was the recipient of the John R. Wooden Award, presented by Hall of Fame Coach John Wooden to the most outstanding player in Division III.

In the fall of 1999, following a one-year stint at the Naval Academy Preparatory School in Newport, RI, Scott accepted an appointment to the US Naval Academy in Annapolis, MD. He earned a varsity basketball letter in each of his four years at the Academy, and in the winter of 1999 became the first Plebe (freshman) to start for the Midshipmen in over six years. In May of 2003, Scott graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Economics and was commissioned an Ensign in the US Navy.

Steve Mussack '67
He was the third of ten brothers and sisters in a very competitive athletic family. He came to Chaminade in 1966 for his senior year of high school.

Playing baseball and running track were his specialties at

Chaminade. He excelled as the catcher in baseball and held the record for stolen bases (22) that year, but because Chaminade was not part of CIF yet, it was not recorded. To illustrate just how talented Steve was, the Dodgers invited him to try out. He did not make the team, but he continued with his love of sports.

Attending San Fernando Valley State College, as CSUN was known then, he pursued a degree in physical education. After college, he began teaching and coaching basketball at Chaminade. He served as principal of Chaminade’s middle school in the 1980s, and during his time as principal he attended every Chaminade athletic event that he was able to. Steve was also very involved in the High Sierra Backpacking Club at Chaminade. He ran the club from the late 1970s through the rest of his life. In June 2004, he became the 128th person to reach the highest point in each of the 50 United States.

As a parent, he encouraged and assisted his children, who are Chaminade alumni as well, in their cross-country, volleyball, soccer, and softball careers at Chaminade. During the 2002 Winter Olympic Opening Ceremonies Torch Run, Stephen had the honor of carrying the Olympic Torch through part of northern California.

Anna Suarez Tulino '88
Anna earned varsity letters in four sports while at Chaminade: softball, track and field, basketball and volleyball. She played varsity softball her freshman-junior years. She joined track and field during her junior and senior years and participated in the high jump, hurdles and long jump events. Anna was recruited by the basketball coach her junior year because of her vertical jump. She was voted most improved player her junior year and MVP her senior year. Her favorite sport was volleyball and she played on the varsity team her sophomore, junior and senior years. Anna earned All-League honors her junior and senior years and was voted MVP in the Calabasas tournament her senior year.

Anna went on to play volleyball at Cal State University Northridge in 1988. Northridge was the National D II Runner-Up that year. The following year she transferred to Pierce College, was the Team Captain, and was selected All Western States Conference and lead the Brahmas to 2nd place in conference play and into the playoffs. She played her remaining two years at Regis College on a scholarship and earned CAC All Conference Team honors both years as well as some All Tournament awards. Anna earned All-American honors in 1991 at Regis and graduated cum laude in 1992.

Kim Taylor Furniss '01
Kim came to Chaminade in 1998 as a freshman for two reasons – to play soccer with her sister, Jennifer, on a returning CIF Championship team and to play for Mike Evans. In Kim’s first game, she scored five goals, which is still a single game record. She was an integral member of teams that won three CIF championships along with a semi-final appearance. She culminated her Chaminade career as the Mission League MVP, First Team All-CIF Honors and LA Times and Daily News All-Area Teams. She holds records in career goals, assists and points, as well as single season records in goals and points. She was selected Rookie of the Year 1998, Offensive MVP 1999 & 2000, and Team MVP in 2001. Kim was also awarded the senior award for Most Outstanding Athlete while being on the Dean’s list every semester.

Kim participated in the Olympic Development Program and was selected to state and regional teams every year beginning at age 12 and continuing through college, playing throughout the country and oversees.

After Chaminade, Kim received multiple scholarship offers, and chose to attend the University of Washington, which had just won the Pac-10 Title. After a season-ending injury in training camp her freshman year, Kim became a starter in her first game as a redshirt freshman and started every game during her four years. She was team captain her senior year. Kim culminated her career at UW in the top five of 10 UW offensive records. She holds the record for most goals in a single game and most assists in a single game. She holds the career record of most games played and is second in most games started. While in college, Kim received several national awards, including NCAA Scholar Athlete All-West teams in 2003 & 2004. She was selected to the All-West Region Freshman Team in 2002 by Soccer Buzz Magazine. She made the Pac-10 All-Conference Teams in 2002-2004. She was selected Rookie of the Year in 2002, Goal of the Year 2004, Jeannine Jensen Award for Leadership & Commitment 2005, and the Captain award in 2005. Most importantly, Kim was a member of the Pac-10 All-Academic Teams in 2002-2005.