Posted October 31, 2025
Saint Francis High School proudly celebrated the induction of eight distinguished members into its 2025 Hall of Fame during a ceremony held on campus in the Welcome Center Dining Commons on Friday, October 24.
The Hall of Fame honors graduates who demonstrated outstanding athletic achievement, leadership and character during their time at Saint Francis, as well as those who achieved notable success in their sport at the collegiate, amateur or professional level.
The 2025 Hall of Fame inductees are:
- Eric Chaves ‘01 – All-Around
- Matt Maguire ‘98 – All-Around
- Mike Zirelli ‘95 – Baseball
- Kristi Candau ‘00 – Soccer
- Kelly Corbett ‘01 – Volleyball
- Niki Hartley ‘98 – Volleyball
- Mike Mitchell – Special Category
- Patty Tennant – Special Category
“It was an honor to welcome our 2025 Hall of Fame inductees back to campus and celebrate their remarkable athletic achievements and enduring dedication to Saint Francis,” said Michael Pilawski, Vice Principal of Campus Life. “Each of these individuals exemplifies the spirit and leadership that define what it means to be a Lancer.”
Following the dinner and induction ceremony, the celebration continued at Ron Calcagno Stadium, where the inductees were introduced to the crowd during the varsity football game against Saint Ignatius.
Each Hall of Fame video shared during the event tells the unique story of our inductees including their accomplishments, character and impact they continue to bring to the Saint Francis community. These videos are available to view online at sfhs.com/saint-francis-hall-of-fame.
The Saint Francis High School Hall of Fame exists not only to honor athletic excellence but also to celebrate the legacy of character and leadership that enriches the school’s tradition. Together, our inductees and alumni carry forward the enduring Lancer spirit that unites generations of Saint Francis athletes.
About Saint Francis High School
Founded in 1955 by the Brothers of Holy Cross, Saint Francis High School is a leading co-educational, diverse, Catholic, college preparatory school focused on educating the whole person. With a proven reputation for excellence in academics, athletics and the arts, the 118-member teaching staff prepare approximately 1,760 Saint Francis students for the rigors of college and the challenges of global citizenship in the enduring Holy Cross tradition. Saint Francis offers 162 courses in a traditional college preparatory curriculum spread across ten academic departments. Saint Francis is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges and is a member of the National Catholic Education Association, the College Board and the National Association of College Admissions Counselors. Located in Mountain View, California, Saint Francis High School is in the heart of Silicon Valley. For more information, visit www.sfhs.com.
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