Nearly two dozen drivers brought their cars, courage, intelligence and teammates to the Antioch Speedway Saturday night in search of racing glory on a packed clay quarter-mile oval under clear skie...
With four events now in the books, anglers participating in the Thunder Valley Outdoors/Future Pro Tour are happy about receiving a much-needed break in the action from the high-profile, seven-even...
Jennifer Craw-Uresti of Brentwood is one of five athletes who will be inducted into the Reedley College Tiger Athletic Hall of Fame on Aug. 1, having starred in volleyball in 1990-91.
Craw-Uresti i...
In the ninth week of the 2007 season the Pittsburgh Steelers, with a 5-2 record and their sights set on making a run for the playoffs, brought on board as a backup linebacker Antioch resident Antho...
Paul With is hoping to be the next Caitlin Cardoza, the Heritage High student who won the gold medal last year in the U.S. Junior Olympics 12-to-13-year-old girls soccer competition.
Paul, an 11-ye...
Football, they say, is a game of inches, which also could be said of golf, tennis, baseball and a lot of other sports. But when it comes to speed sports, especially at the world championship level,...
When it comes to football defense, there’s no substitute for speed. The Alameda County All-Stars confirmed that axiom Saturday at Los Medanos College as they swarmed over the Contra Costa County of...
Three participants in Summerset’s annual golf trip to Carson City, Nev. not only came away winners; they came home with a hole-in-one.
The July trip marked the first time in the group’s nine-year ...
Oakley resident Ruben Padilla, 8, won gold in all three events of the recent USAG Level 6 Tumbling & Trampoline (T&T) National Championship held at San Jose’s McEnery Convention Center.
The competi...
On most spring, summer and fall evenings as well as weekend mornings and afternoons nearly year-round, the most happening place in Brentwood is the Sunset Park Athletic Complex.
With six baseball/s...
Antioch residents Chris and Denise Whittle recently competed in the Uechi Ryu Karate World Cup Tournament in Clearwater, Fla.
Chris, the sensei (head instructor) at Hillside Karate Kai at Hillside...
If George Romero, director of “Night of the Living Dead” and its sequels, should decide to make a sports film, he might end up at Paradise Skate rink in Antioch filming the Undead Bettys: East Coun...
Liberty High School student Robby Mariani shoots with the Scholastic California Trapshoot Program (SCTP) JV squad in Livermore, which recently won the JV state championship in Kingsburg.
Beating th...
At the first hybrid show (Muay Thai/MMA) sanctioned in California, Crosley Gracie fighter Taylor McCorriston kept his undefeated record intact by defeating yet another Cung Le fighter, Andrew Valla...
Local karate practitioners from The Bamboo Village Martial Arts in Brentwood – Junior Black Belt Justin Ruehlig, Third-level Brown Belt Jeffrey Inouye (who will be testing for Black Belt in Novembe...
Heritage High graduate and climbing sensation Scott Cory, 19 took two first-place finishes at the recent USA Climbing Division 1 Championships held in Sacramento. The Division 1 Championships draws...
A group of fifth-grade students at Brentwood Elementary recently sang the National Anthem at the Stockton Ports game on Sunday, June 7.
The Stockton Ports are a minor league affiliate of the Oakla...
The Leopard Pride Chorus from Lone Tree Elementary, and the Boy Scout Troop 247 Color Guard displayed their patriotism at the SF Giants game on May 14.
Sandwiched between a much larger city like Antioch and a more upscale city like Brentwood, little ol’ Oakley often has an inferiority complex. But it’s been making great strides on the sports front...
Oakley is famous for its bass fishing tournaments, which have been nationally televised; but until last weekend, Oakleyites did not have any other professional sports to boast about. Now it’s “Look...