2022 SHC Hall of Fame

SPORTING GREEN 2022 SHC Hall of Fame

FRANK CANEPA ’67

Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory is honored to announce the 2022 inductees to our Athletic Hall of Fame. The class features four men and two women who competed or coached in seven different sports, as far back as 1964. They were selected based on exceptional achievements on the field, track or court during their time at St. Vincent High School, Sacred Heart High School, Cathedral High School or Sacred Heart Cathedral, and later in their careers as athletes and coaches. The induction ceremony will be held on February 11, 2023, and these proud alumni will take their well-deserved place among the other 255 individuals and eleven teams currently enshrined in the SHC Athletic Hall of Fame.

During his time at Sacred Heart, Frank received an All-City distinction for each of his four years on the gridiron. Frank helped lead the 1965 team to the Triple A Championship Title, a performance that caught the eye of the University of Wyoming, who ultimately offered Frank a football scholarship. Frank later transferred to the Santa Clara University where he received his bachelor’s degree, and then he went on to receive an MBA from Southern Oregon University.

KEVIN GREENE ’09

At SHC, Kevin impressed on the field and on the court as a dual athlete in basketball and football. As a two-time NorCal Champion and a Division III State Champion on the hardwood, Kevin held the rebound record for the 2009 season. Ultimately, however, it was his football skills that led to his career in both college and the NFL. In his final football season at SHC, Kevin was named Cal-Hi Sports Defensive Player of the Year and the WCAL Defensive Player of the year. After graduation, he went on to play at the University of Southern California where he received a bachelor’s in communications and a master’s in communications management. His NFL career included stints on the San Francisco 49ers, the Carolina Panthers, and Tennessee Titans.

TRACEY LAM ’07

Tracey dazzled at SHC as a stand-out on the volleyball court, earning WCAL First Team AllLeague honors in both 2005 and 2006, while helping lead the Irish to the CCS Division III Championship and NorCal Finals in 2005 and the CCS Division III Finals in 2006. Tracey went on to star as a libero at Rice University, setting the record for digs at the school over her career (2,399). In 2010, she was the 2010 Joyce Pounds Hardy Award recipient, the school's highest honor in women's sports which goes to the Rice senior who best represents well-rounded excellence in sports, academics, and community involvement. She was a two-time American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) All-American honorable mention, the AVCA All-Region Team C-USA Libero of the Year from 2008-10, and a two-time All-C-USA first team selection. Tracey was also a College Sports Information Directors of America Academic All-District awardee, and a three-time C-USA All-Academic Team selection. She also holds the distinction of the first Asian American athlete to be inducted into the Rice University Hall of Fame.

KIKI MOORE ’09

Kiki enjoyed a legendary Sacred Heart Cathedral basketball career, from her part in a 61-game winning streak spanning 2007-09, to helping her team snag the WCAL Championship title as a frosh. As a sophomore, Kiki’s team went 32-2, earning a state title, while receiving First-Team All-City honors by the San Francisco Examiner, AllWCAL Second Team, as well as all-state recognition. Her junior year, Kiki helped the team achieve its historic 33-0 season, leading to another WCAL Championship, another state title, and the mythical High School National Championship title. Kiki had the honor of serving as team captain her senior year winning both the CCS and WCAL titles. In her last year at SHC, Kiki earned First-Team All-State honors, WCAL First-Team, All-Metro First-Team, All-NorCal, First-Team and the San Francisco Chronicle All-First Team, Regional Player of the Year and WCAL Player of the Year. She was also a finalist for Ms. California Basketball and was a McDonald's All-American nominee. After SHC, Kiki went on to play Division I basketball for Washington State University, in earning WAC Player of the Year and First Team All WAC in 2012, then Mountain West Defensive Player of the Year, First Team Mid Majors All American, Mountain West Tournament MVP in 2013, WCC Newcomer of the Year, First Team All WCC and All Tournament Team in 2014.

CHRIS PETRINI ’05

Chris played basketball his freshman year at SHC, but it truly was on the diamond where he excelled as a left-handed pitcher. With multiple no-hitters on his high school record, Chris was awarded All-League Utility Player on multiple occasions, and he also held the distinction of being awarded the Joe DiMaggio State Tournament MVP. Chris went on to play baseball on an athletic scholarship to the University of California at Berkeley. Following a successful college career, Chris signed as a free agent with the Baltimore Orioles. He was also invited to play in the prestigious Arizona Fall League, and earned the honor of being named a finalist for the best pitcher in the Baltimore Orioles organization. Throughout his five spectacular seasons in the minors, Chris had a 2.87 ERA with 264 strikeouts.

CHRISTON RANCE ’96

At SHC, Christon was a multi-sport athlete, excelling in football, basketball and track & field. He earned the WCAL Championship titles in the 100m, 200m, and long jump in 1996, along with being named team MVP the same season. Ultimately, Christon earned a scholarship to play football at Arizona State University, where he was a four-time special teams Player of the Week, a four-time team captain, and a four-year letterman. In 2001, Christon signed as a free agent with the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys.

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