David Bunevacz
David Bunevacz (born December 20, 1968) is an American businessman, former decathlete and convicted felon. Early life Bunevacz is the son of Joseph Bunevacz, of Hungarian descent and Filomena Ismaela, of Filipino ancestry who hails from La Union. He grew up in Torrance, California. As a track and field teacher/instructor/coach, his father was instrumental in providing Bunevacz with the training and focus needed to compete in the grueling multi-platform decathlon. Athletic career From 1983 to 1987, Bunevacz attended Paraclete High School in Lancaster, California. He participated in track and field events and began training for the decathlon. He still holds the school's records for high hurdles, high jump and long jump. David also won the Arco Jesse Owens National Track and Field Championship in the high jump. In 1988, Bunevacz enrolled at University of California at Los Angeles. During his college years, he competed for the Bruins track and field team, eventually becoming team captain. He set the university record for the javelin throw. By the age of 21, he had a personal record of 7,316 points for the decathlon. In 1991, Bunevacz won the Pacific-10 Conference. After graduation, Bunevacz was recruited by then-chairman Philip Juico of the Philippine Sports