Ollie Matson, John Madden and Tom Brady are some of the big names that were named Wednesday to the California Interscholastic Federation's all All-Century team. The CIF is celebrating its 100th anniversary this school year.

Matson is a 1948 graduate of Washington High School who went on to play at USF and the NFL. John Madden is a 1954 grad of Jefferson High School in Daly City, where he played football. He was also was a Pro Football Hall of Fame coach for the Raiders. Brady is a former football player at Serra, graduating in 1995 and now in the NFL.

Here is a complete list of the CIF's fall All-Century team:

1920: Ernie Nevers, Santa Rosa (football)

1934: Louie Zamperini, Torrance (cross country)

1935: Kenny Washington, Los Angeles Lincoln (football)

1938: Bob Waterfield, Van Nuys (football)

1942: Norm Van Brocklin, Acalanes (football)

1944: Pete Rozelle, Compton (football)

1947: Hugh McElhenny, Los Angeles Washington (football)

1948: Frank Gifford, Bakersfield (football)

1948: Ollie Matson, Washington San Francisco (football)

1951: Bill Walsh, Hayward (football)

1954: John Madden, Daly City Jefferson (football)

1956: Jimmy Johnson, Kingsburg (football)

1958: Bill Lorton, Menlo-Atherton (water polo)

1958: Daryle Lamonica, Clovis (football)

1961: Billie Jean Moffitt, Long Beach Poly (tennis)

1961: Mike Garrett, Roosevelt Los Angeles, (football)

1963: Ron Yary, Bellflower (football)

1968: Dan Fouts, St. Ignatius (football)

1968: Eric Lindroth, Newport Harbor (water polo)

1968: Jim Plunkett, James Lick (football)

1970: Lynn Swann, San Mateo Serra (football)

1970: Pat Haden Bishop Amat, La Puente, (football)

1972: Jed Robinson, Downey (water polo)

1973: James Lofton, Washington Prep (football)

1973: Mary Decker, Orange (cross country)

1973: Warren Moon, Los Angeles Hamilton (football)

1975: Charles White, San Fernando, (football)

1976: Anthony Munoz, Chaffey (football)

1976: Rod Berry, Larkspur Redwood (cross country)

1976: Roxanne Bier, San Jose Independence (cross country)

1976: Terry Schroeder, San Marcos (water polo)

1977: Marcus Allen, San Diego Lincoln (football)

1977: Ronnie Lott, Eisenhower (football)

1978: Bruce Matthews, Arcadia (football)

1978: James Bergeson, Newport Harbor (water polo)

1978: John Elway, Granada Hills (football)

1979: Maureen O'Toole, Long Beach Wilson (water polo)

1979: Terri Hollmann, Modesto Beyer (water polo)

1981: Tracy Austin, Rolling Hills (tennis)

1982: Matt Biondi, Campolindo (water polo)

1983: Roman Gomez, Los Angeles Belmont (cross country)

1984: Kirk Everist, Miramonte (water polo)

1985: Debbie Bettencourt, Turlock (water polo)

1985: Michelle Vowell, Garden Grove Santiago (field hockey)

1986: Holly McPeak, Mira Costa (volleyball)

1986: Leigh Shupp, Modesto Davis (water polo)

1986: Russell White, Crespi (football)

1987: Ian Alsen, Granada Hills (cross country)

1988: Chris Oeding, Corona del Mar (water polo)

1988: Shelly Wilson, Turlock (water polo)

1989: Christie Quigley, Modesto Davis (water polo)

1989: Tony Gonzalez, Huntington Beach (football)

1990: Napoleon Kaufman, Lompoc (football)

1990: Shannon Tate, Turlock (water polo)

1991: Amani Toomer, De La Salle (football)

1992: Andrea Mazza, Modesto Davis (water polo)

1992: Jim Toring, Harvard-Westlake (water polo)

1992: Kathy Stahl, Archbishop Mitty (field hockey)

1992: Margarito Casillas, Glendale Hoover (cross country)

1993: Mebrahtom Keflezighi, San Diego (cross country)

1994: Lindsay Davenport, Murrieta Valley (tennis)

1994: Misty May, Newport Harbor (volleyball)

1995: Adam Wright, Long Beach Wilson (water polo)

1995: Kerri Walsh, Archbishop Mitty (volleyball)

1995: Tom Brady, San Mateo Serra (football)

1997: Heather Petri, Mira Monte (water polo)

1997: Kelly Shouey, Carondelet (water polo)

1998: Brenda Villa, Bell Gardens (water polo)

1998: Christine Zador, Modesto Johansen (water polo)

1999: April Ross, Newport Beach (volleyball)

1999: D.J. Williams, De La Salle (football)

1999: Tony Azevedo, Long Beach Wilson (water polo)

2000: Anita Siraki, Glendale Hoover (cross country)

2000: Jesse Smith, Coronado (water polo)

2000: Ryan Hall, Big Bear (cross country)

2000: Wendy Watkins, Modesto Johansen (water polo)

2001: Calvin Keyser-Allen, Harbor (football)

2001: Lindsey Sherburne, Archbishop Mitty (volleyball)

2002: Aaron Rodgers, Pleasant Valley (football)

2002: Matt Tilburg, Poway (water polo)

2004: Cynthia Barboza, Long Beach Wilson (volleyball)

2004: DeSean Jackson, Long Beach Poly (football) 2004: Erin Downey, Archbishop Mitty (volleyball)

2004: Scott Swanson, Long Beach Wilson (water polo)

2005: Matt Sagehorn, Long Beach Wilson (water polo)

2005: Toby Gerhart, Norco (football)

2006: Caleb Hamilton, Irvine Northwood (water polo)

2007: Amanda Gil, Archbishop Mitty (volleyball)

2007: Jacob Smith, Coronado (water polo)

2008: Jordan Hasay, Mission Prep (cross country)

2008: Josh Samuels, Villa Park (water polo)

2008: Rachel Williams, Archbishop Mitty (volleyball)

2008: Tyler Gaffney, Cathedral Catholic (football)

2010: Maggie Steffens, Monte Vista (water polo)

2010: Robert Woods, Gardena Serra (football)

2010: Zoe Nightengale, Sacramento St. Francis (volleyball)

2011: Marqise Lee, Gardena Serra (football)

2012: Michael Hutchings, De La Salle (football)

2013: McQuin Baron, Mater Dei (water polo)

2013: Sarah Baxter, Simi Valley (cross country)

A previous version of this story incorrectly stated the high school Ollie Matson graduated from.

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