Athlete All-American
Sears, Vic
- Abraham, Herm
- Anderson, Marilyn
- Anderson, Heidi
- Aufiero, Erika
- Axon, Rachael
- Ayotte-Law, Mary
- Baker, Terry
- Barnes, Tina
- Bates, Ted
- Baylor, B.J.
- Beck, Lew
- Bennett, Heather
- Beyster , Tarrah
- Blalock, Kelsi
- Blume, Ray
- Bowen, Ken
- Boyd, Colleen
- Boyd, Freddie
- Boyd, Matt
- Breckterfield, Inoke
- Brem, Bailey
- Briscoe, Halli
- Brown, Steve
- Browner, Brandon
- Brundage, Dave
- Buck, Dallas
- Burke, Vern
- Canfield, Sean
- Canham, Mitch
- Carroll, Terrence
- Carter, Laurie
- Chamberlain, Christian
- Checketts, Andrew
- Chong, Laura-Ann
- Christman, Scott
- Coleman, Juli
- Colussi-Pelaez, Silvia
- Conforto, Michael
- Conner, Lester
- Cooks, Brandin
- Counts, Mel
- Coury, Steve
- Crandall, Cliff
- Crawford, Xavier
- Crichton, Scott
- Crover, Traci
- Dean, Jay
- Degenhardt, Lara
- Dessaints, Dani
- Didion, John
- Dixon, Jim
- Droegemueller, Deanne
- Durdan, Don
- Durham, Amy
- Easley, Mel
- Eilers, Vernon
- Eisert, Brandon
- Eldridge, Nathan
- Ellsbury, Jacoby
- Enyart, Bill
- Fehmel, Bryce
- Franklin, Red
- Fry, Jace
- Gambee, Dave
- Gardiner, Madeline
- Gaviglio, Sam
- Gibson, Chris
- Gill, Slats
- Gillespie, Cole
- Gordon, Alan
- Grant, DeLawrence
- Gray, Joe
- Gray, Bill
- Grayson, Buck
- Green, A.C.
- Greenough, Quentin
- Grenier, Cadyn
- Gulich, Marie
- Gunderson, Kevin
- Guthrie, Brynnen
- Hagstrom, Alina
- Halbrook, Swede
- Hamblin, Ruth
- Hanneman, Craig
- Harman, Lee
- Hass, Mike
- Heimlich, Luke
- Helbig, Dwane
- Hendrix, Jeff
- Hicks, Ame
- Hjelte, Marshall
- Ira, Cecil
- Jackson, Steven
- Jacobsen, Mary
- Jarvis, Jim
- Jefferson, Jermar
- Jillson, Elizabeth
- Johnson, Steve
- Jones, Melanie
- Jordan, Joy
- Kahut, Justin
- Keister, Fletcher
- Kesler, Jen
- Kisselburgh, Jim
- Knight, Chari
- Koeper, Rich
- Kossowsky, Jenny
- Kostic, Tanja
- Krpalek, Greg
- Lamb, Yuki
- Lamun, Chrissy
- Lanz, Jami
- Larnach, Trevor
- Lavaka, Gus
- Lazaro, Maela
- Leibinger, Caroline
- Levitre, Andy
- Lewis, Keenan
- Lewis, Jess
- Lewis, Ed
- Lowery, Isis
- Madrigal, Nick
- Mak, Leslie
- Mandic, John
- Mannion, Sean
- Maple, Howard
- Marshall, Mary-Kate
- Mazon, Mariah
- McKalip, Bill
- McMillan, Kaytianna
- Meeuwsen, Mitch
- Menken-Schaudt, Carol
- Miller, Rändi
- Miranda, Cambria
- Moore, Andrew
- Mulholland, Jake
- Murphy, Megan
- Mwanga, Danny
- Newell, Mark
- Newman, Meier
- Nicholson, Scott
- Nickerson, Jonah
- O'Billovich, Jack
- Ortiz, Jose
- Paea, Stephen
- Palmberg, Wally
- Parker, Linda
- Payton, Gary
- Perry, Jeremy
- Peters, George
- Petersen, Larry
- Philipp, Michael
- Powell, George "Gap"
- Poyer, Jordan
- Ragland, Felicia
- Rashed Jr., Hamilcar
- Richardson, Jenna
- Ricioli, Tanya
- Roberts, Avery
- Rocha, Red
- Rodgers, James
- Rodgers, Jaqquizz
- Rodriguez, Mandi
- Roos, Abby
- Rourke, Rachel
- Runyon, Renee
- Rutschman, Adley
- Sandoz, Michelle
- Sandstrom, Jon
- Schuening, Roy
- Schultz, Eberle
- Schwammel, Adolphe "Ade"
- Sears, Vic
- Seigler, Richard
- Selig, Joy
- Serna, Alexis
- Seumalo, Isaac
- Severin, Katrina
- Shelton, Khiry
- Sherman, Jami
- Sieberts, Adolph
- Simonton, Ken
- Sitton, Charlie
- Slack, Amy
- Smith, Wendy
- Smith, Tasha
- Smith, Mason
- Snyder, Kristie
- Southwick, Donna
- Speights, Omar
- Spoelstra, Judy
- Stambaugh, Makayla
- Steele, Carlos
- Still, Lauren
- Stroughter, Sammie
- Tang, Chelsea
- Taylor, Anna
- Taylor, Annette
- Taylor, Jodie
- Thompson, Jake
- Towne, Kaylie
- Turko, Amanda
- Vassallo, Anne Marie
- Vivian, Olivia
- Vlastelica, Tony
- Walker, Ozburn
- Walker, Jim
- Weathersby, Dennis
- Weisner, Jamie
- Wetzler, Ben
- Wheaton, Markus
- White, Charlie
- White-Hoppe, Julia
- Wiese, Sydney
- Williams, Val
- Wilson, Jim
- Witte, John
- Wynn, Dylan
- Yanish, Kaitlyn
- Younce, Len
Vic Sears
- Honors:
- Football (1940)
Vic Sears was an All-American lineman in 1940, becoming the second lineman in school history to earn such acclaim. He lettered three seasons and was drafted in the fourth round by the Pittsburgh Steelers at the conclusion of his college career. He never played for the Steelers, but played for Philadelphia for 10 years. Sears, who played in the 1941 East-West Shrine Game, was inducted into the State of Oregon Sports Hall of Fame in 1980.
