Carondelet Alumnae Awards
Carondelet’s greatest assets are its people—the alumnae, students, faculty, staff, and friends who have continued our school’s legacy of heart, faith, courage, and excellence. Together, our community recognizes alumnae for their impact on the world and for their accomplishments and leadership in their professional or vocational fields. The Carondelet High School awards are presented to alumnae whose values and accomplishments are consistent with the mission, core values, and ideals of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, the founders of Carondelet High School.
Each year we recognize TWO alumna of the year: an Alumna of the Year and a Young Alumna of the Year (those who have graduated in the past 10 years qualify as Young Alumna). Please submit your nomination below.
Honorees will be recognized at the Senior Lunch on May 1, 2026.
Submit A Nomination-due March 1, 2026
Carondelet Hall of Fame Awards
These awards will take place every 5 years, the next being held in 2028.
The Carondelet High School Athletic Hall of Fame was established in 2017. The Hall of Fame honors past and present coaches, athletes, and anyone who has made a significant contribution to the Carondelet High School Athletic Department. The Hall of Fame membership spans Carondelet High School’s athletic history and includes many of the Bay Areas’ finest athletes. The purpose is to provide recognition and honor to individuals who demonstrate athletic excellence, outstanding support, or dedicated service to the athletic programs of Carondelet High School.
At the Hall of Fame Awards we will also honor a Friend of Carondelet, recognizing individuals outside of current students, faculty, staff, and alumnae—including families, Carondelet Sisters of St. Joseph, sponsors, volunteers, and others—who have meaningfully contributed to the school community and lived the ideals of the Sisters of St. Joseph.
2023 Alumnae Award Winners
For the last 20 years, Beth Foraker (Boyan) ’82 has been an advocate for students with disabilities, including intellectual disabilities, in our Catholic schools. She founded The National Catholic Board on Full Inclusion an recently pioneered a four-year, all-inclusive academic program for students with intellectual disabilities at UC Davis called the Redwood Seeds Program.
Haley Chimienti ’17 dedicated her early professional career to bringing therapeutic art practices to communities in need through the non-profit Life On Earth Art. With a degree in Studio Art: 3-D design, she engages with people from all walks of life to teach them the power of healing emotional trauma through art making. Haley prioritizes bringing the public together through volunteerism, building a space of healing and conversation over artmaking after the toll isolation and quarantine have taken on the world.
2023 Hall of Fame Inductees
The 2003-04 Carondelet Varsity basketball team who finished the season with an impressive 30-3 record was just the second Carondelet team to win a state championship. In addition to winning the 2004 BVAL title and the NCS Division II championship, they defeated Troy (Fullerton) 48-41 at Arco Arena in Sacramento to clinch the CIF Girls Division II state championship title.
Roster for Team -
Ashley Aliotti
Jayne Appel
Allison Daley
Natalia Del Bene
Ashlee Ford
Meighan McLafferty
Megan Pohley
Monica Powers
Allisen Russi
Lauren Russi
Emily St. Jean
Hayley Wheeler
Head Coach: Margaret Gartner
Asst Coach: Lexy Tamony
Asst Coach: Elgin Leslie
Sara Dukes ’00 has had tremendous success at all levels during her volleyball career, both as a player and now as a coach. After earning a long list of honors while at Carondelet, including 1999 NCS Player of the Year, she went on to win an NCAA championship at Stanford in 2001. She later transitioned to beach volleyball where she successfully competed on the AVP circuit from 2006-10. Currently, Sara is the head coach for the Monte Vista High School indoor and beach volleyball teams and was recognized as an NCS Honor Coach in 2022 after leading the Mustangs to three league titles and three NCS championships during her tenure.
Kelly Shouey ’97 was destined to make water polo history... After leading Carondelet to three league titles and to two NCS championship games she went on to compete at Stanford where she helped the Cardinal finish the 2000-01 regular season undefeated, the first team in the history of women’s collegiate water polo to do so. That same season, she appeared in the inaugural NCAA women’s water polo national championship game. After graduation, Kelly went on to play professionally in Italy and Australia and continues to compete in women’s water polo at the master’s level for the Olympic Club in San Francisco.
Adrienne Johnson ’10 reached incredible heights during her track and field career. While competing for the Cougars she was both an NCS and CIF state finals champion in the high jump and many of her records in high jump and long jump still stand today. In and out of the classroom, Adrienne has always been a success. After graduating as the Salutatorian from Carondelet, Adrienne went on to compete at Stanford where she advanced to the NCAA Preliminary Round in the high jump in her first year competing with the Cardinal.