Ryan Colburn

Inducted in 2018

🏅 Football

🏆 Hall of Fame

Ryan attended CVC from 2001 to 2005, excelling as a 3-sport standout in baseball, basketball and football.  As a junior baseball player, Ryan hit .456 and was named 1st team all-league and as a senior basketball player, Ryan took East Sierra league MVP honors, but football is where Ryan really left his mark.  As quarterback, Ryan led the Cavaliers to back-to-back, undefeated 13-0 seasons in 2003 and 2004, culminating each season with a Central Section Championship.  Ryan won numerous awards, including East Sierra MVP, Channel 47 player of the year, 1st team all-state and 1st team allcounty.  Heavily recruited his junior and senior years, he agreed to play college football for Pat Hill and the Fresno State Bulldogs.

Ryan was a 2 year starter at quarterback for Fresno State, leading the Bulldogs to a 16-10 record over his two seasons as a starter, including consecutive Bowl game appearances.  Ryan was 20th in the nation in pass efficiency in each of his two years as a starter.  He was named Humanitarian of the Year his senior year and also named to the Western Athletic Conference All-Academic team.

After college, Ryan was invited to the New Orleans Saints training camp and then spent a season playing for the UFL’s Sacramento Mountain Lions.  Ryan now works in agriculture, and his family consists of his wife Alannah and his 3 sons, Vance, Hank, and Dean.