Hall of Fame Choose a Hall Of Fame Member: Alfaro, Tony Anastasiadou, Xenia Apodaca, Amy Bailey, Andrew Barnes, Cecilia Bell, Derek Brinton-Collins, Angela Bryant, Rosalyn Burries, Bobby Carvajal, Rudy Cheek, Frank Cuder, Julia Demery, Karenee Donnelly, Shannon Douglass, Pat Duncan-Chance, Nicole Dunn, Carol Ford, Kim Gallaugher, Kevin Garnett, Sonja Gozansky, Sue Harter, Lance Hiegert, Bob Householder, Scott Howard, Sherri Jakovac, J.J. Jeter, Carmelita Juraskova-Babbitt, Petra Juster, Leora Kamara, Kei Krukow, Mike Larsen, Debra May, Darlene Middleborn, Samantha Miller, Karen Mitchell, Chaunte Morohunfola, Kim Palmer, Violet Parker, Chanel Perry, Cindy Pillar, Kevin Prescott, Lizzy Reinhardt, Cori Sackett, Jim Scolinos, John Serna, Jen Smith, Ozzie Stalf, Chrissy Stallworth, Joel Todd, Jarin Torgeson, Gary Van't Land-Parkes, Ruth Welter, Kathy Wondolowski, Chris Yanai, David Xenia Anastasiadou Class 1989 Induction 2024 Sport(s) Women's Tennis The greatest women's tennis player to ever pick up a racquet in the CCAA was Cal Poly Pomona's Xenia Anastasiadou. In her three seasons at CPP, she earned three All-CCAA honors and was named an All-American each season. In her sophomore and junior seasons, she won back-to-back NCAA Div. II Women's Tennis Singles Championships, becoming only one of two student-athletes ever to accomplish this feat. Her success helped Cal Poly Pomona win the 1987 CCAA Championship and place third at the NCAA Championships in each of her three seasons. Xenia Anastasiadou was ranked No. 1 going into her senior season when she was taken from this world too early by a car crash in Diamond Bar at the age of 22. Anastasiadou was a native of Athens, Greece.