Mater Dei High School
Santa Ana, California · Private school
- On college rosters, 2026
- 51
- Players since 2004
- 112
- Drafted
- 10
Everyone from Mater Dei High School with a college football season on file since 2004, linked to their pages: where they played, their years and position, and any draft pick or national honor.
On college rosters in 2026
Former players
| Player | Pos. | College | Years | Draft and honors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alex Bleszynski | OL | San Diego State | 2025 | |
| Boden Groen | TE | Rice 2022–24 · Kansas 2025 | 2022–25 | |
| C.J. Williams | WR | USC 2022 · Wisconsin 2023–24 · Stanford 2025 | 2022–25 | 2026 NFL Draft, round 6, No. 203 overall, Jacksonville Jaguars |
| Corey Nerhus | WR | USC | 2023–25 | |
| David Bailey | LB | Stanford 2022–24 · Texas Tech 2025 | 2022–25 | 2026 NFL Draft, round 1, No. 2 overall, New York Jets; consensus All-American 2025 |
| Domani Jackson | DB | USC 2022–23 · Alabama 2024–25 | 2022–25 | 2026 NFL Draft, round 6, No. 201 overall, Green Bay Packers |
| Josiah Zamora | WR | USC | 2021–25 | |
| Kyron Ware-Hudson | WR | USC 2021–24 · Penn State 2025 | 2021–25 | |
| Marceese Yetts | RB | Eastern Washington (FCS) | 2024–25 | |
| Tautai Li’o Marks | OL | Colorado State 2020–21 · Tulsa 2022–24 · Hawai’i 2025 | 2020–25 | |
| Terrance Caldwell | OL | Cornell (FCS) 2022 · Weber State (FCS) 2024 · Northern Arizona (FCS) 2025 | 2022–25 | |
| Tyler Narayan | DE | Navy | 2022–25 | |
| Keyon Ware-Hudson | DT | Oregon | 2019–24 | |
| Kody Epps | WR | BYU | 2020–24 | |
| Luke Felix-Fualalo | OL | Utah 2019–21 · Hawai’i 2022–24 | 2019–24 | |
| Myles Murao | OL | Washington 2020–22 · San Diego State 2023–24 | 2020–24 | |
| Nick Lopez | PK | California 2019–22 · Louisville 2023 · San Diego State 2024 | 2019–24 | |
| Race Mahlum | P | Oregon 2020–21 · Arizona State 2022–24 | 2020–24 | |
| Sean Dollars | RB | Oregon 2019–22 · Nevada 2023–24 | 2019–24 | |
| William Nimmo Jr. | S | UCLA 2019–23 · San Diego State 2024 | 2019–24 | |
| Cristian Dixon | WR | Michigan | 2021–23 | |
| J.T. Daniels | QB | USC 2018–21 · Georgia 2020–21 · West Virginia 2022 · Rice 2023 | 2018–23 | |
| Mase Funa | LB | Oregon | 2019–23 | |
| Nino Remigio | WR | San Diego State | 2023 | |
| Ray Leutele | LB | New Mexico | 2020–23 | |
| Samuela Tuihalamaka | DL | Oklahoma State 2019–22 · San Diego State 2023 | 2019–23 | |
| Andrew Faoliu | DL | Oregon 2019–20 · Hawai’i 2022 | 2019–22 | |
| Bryce Young | QB | Alabama | 2020–22 | 2023 NFL Draft, round 1, No. 1 overall, Carolina Panthers; Davey O’Brien Award 2021; Heisman Trophy 2021; Manning Award 2021; Maxwell Award 2021; consensus All-American 2021 |
| Christaphany Murray | OL | UCLA 2018–20 · Oklahoma 2020–22 | 2018–22 | |
| George Miki-Han | OL | Colorado State | 2022 | |
| Kyron Hudson | WR | USC | 2022 | |
| Nikko Remigio | WR | California 2018–21 · Fresno State 2022 | 2018–22 | |
| Shakobe Harper | RB | Cal Poly (FCS) | 2021–22 | |
| Steele Dubar | LB | Colorado 2019 · Hawai’i 2022 | 2019–22 | |
| Tommy Brown | OT | Alabama 2019–21 · Colorado 2022 | 2019–22 | |
| Frank Martin II | OL | USC | 2017–21 | |
| Jeremiah Criddell | DB | Oklahoma | 2019–21 | |
| Mason Kolinchak | OL | Army | 2018–21 | |
| Quentin Lake | DB | UCLA | 2017–21 | 2022 NFL Draft, round 6, No. 211 overall, Los Angeles Rams |
| Ryan Stonehouse | P | Colorado State | 2017–21 | |
| Amon-Ra St. Brown | WR | USC | 2018–20 | 2021 NFL Draft, round 4, No. 112 overall, Detroit Lions |
| Austin Faoliu | DT | Oregon | 2017–20 | |
| Curtis Robinson | LB | Stanford | 2016–20 | |
| Kobah Fuamatu | LB | San Diego State | 2020 | |
| Kyle Penniston | TE | Wisconsin 2015–18 · Rutgers 2019–20 | 2015–20 | |
| Osiris St. Brown | WR | Stanford | 2017–20 | |
| Braedin Huffman-Dixon | WR | Colorado | 2019 | |
| Nathan Logoleo | DL | UTEP | 2018–19 | |
| Ben Humphreys | LB | Duke | 2015–18 | |
| Chase Forrest | QB | California | 2014–18 | |
| Jonathan Lockett | CB | USC | 2014–18 | |
| David Bright | OT | Stanford | 2013–17 | |
| Grant Moore | ILB | USC | 2014–17 | |
| Max Wittek | QB | USC 2011–13 · Hawai’i 2014–15 | 2011–15 | |
| Thomas Duarte | WR | UCLA | 2013–15 | 2016 NFL Draft, round 7, No. 231 overall, Miami Dolphins |
| Victor Blackwell | WR | USC | 2011–14 | |
| Chris Ward | G | UCLA | 2010–12 | |
| Khaled Holmes | C | USC | 2009–12 | 2013 NFL Draft, round 4, No. 121 overall, Indianapolis Colts |
| Matt Barkley | QB | USC | 2009–12 | 2013 NFL Draft, round 4, No. 98 overall, Philadelphia Eagles; Wuerffel Trophy 2012 |
| Matt Leinart | QB | USC | 2004–05 | 2006 NFL Draft, round 1, No. 10 overall, Arizona Cardinals; Heisman Trophy 2004; Manning Award 2004; Walter Camp Award 2004; Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award 2005; consensus All-American 2004; College Football Hall of Fame (2017) |
| Matt Grootegoed | Linebacker | USC | 2004 | consensus All-American 2004 |
Other schools named Mater Dei with players on file: Mater Dei (New Jersey; most of its players from Edison); Mater Dei (California; most of its players from San Diego); Mater Dei (California; most of its players from Danville); Mater Dei (Hawaii; most of its players from Laie); Mater Dei High School (Breese, Illinois, private); Mater Dei (Pennsylvania; most of its players from Philadelphia); Mater Dei (California; most of its players from Bakersfield); Mater Dei (California; most of its players from Hacienda Heights); Mater Dei (California; most of its players from Rowland Heights); Mater Dei (California; most of its players from Sacramento); and five more.
Each player’s high school is the one his college’s roster on stats.ncaa.org prints (via SportsDataverse), else his 247Sports recruiting profile gives. School name and town: NCES Private School Survey (public domain). Colleges and years from CollegeFootballData.com’s rosters and season lines; draft picks and honors as each player’s page shows them. Players who may be under 18, and recruits who haven’t played a college season, are left out. Every school in California · Find a high school