El Cerrito Star Signs With UC Berkeley Baseball
RJ Green, a senior on the El Cerrito High School varsity baseball team, signed a letter of intent to play for the Cal Golden Bears next fall....
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Dec
20
Nov
Contra Costa College Football Enters New Era Under Yelverton, Coronavirus
Otis Yelverton has begun his first season as the head coach for Contra Costa College football, but COVID-19 means things are a bit different....
16
Oct
Virtual Sports Give Richmond Kids a Chance to Play
The Richmond Community Services Department is offering online classes in soccer, tennis and basketball to kids in the first through eighth grades....
16
Sep
Richmond Sol Football Club Starts Practices, Hopes to Play By End of Year
With its 26 players chosen, Richmond Sol FC held its first practice Tuesday at Martin Luther King Jr. Park and hopes to start play in December or January....
21
Aug
Richmond Sol Football Club Joins National Soccer League
Richmond Sol FC will hold tryouts Aug. 30 before forming the second local team in the NSL's new Pacific Conference, along with San Pablo Football Club....
20
Aug
Climbing Half Dome Mountain, ‘It Was Just Me and the Sky’
"Half Dome is one of the rarest climbs in Yosemite," Evan Francis of Go To Work Fitness in El Sobrante told Richmond Pulse of the arduous 10-hour trek....
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Aug
San Pablo Football Club Holds First Tryouts as National Soccer League Start Date Looms
Around 35 young players in face masks tried out for San Pablo FC, a member of the National Soccer League's new Pacific Conference....
28
Jul
Community College Sports Return Pushed Back to January
Sports that typically would have started in the fall semester now will not resume play until January at the earliest because of the coronavirus....
23
Jul
School and Soccer Kept Me From Following My Brother to a Gang
A young man who grew up surrounded by gang activity describes seeing the pain it caused his parents and how sports and education put him on a better path....
16
Jul
San Pablo Football Club Joins the National Soccer League
San Pablo FC, which has played in various leagues since the 1970s, is now part of the newly formed Pacific Conference of the semipro National Soccer League....
01
Jul
CCCAA Fall Sports in Jeopardy as COVID-19 Cases Rise
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s decision to potentially reverse the state’s reopening will undoubtedly impact the California Community College Athletic Association’s plans to resume sports in the fall....
14
Jun
CCC Women’s Soccer Recruitment Rebounds Despite the Coronavirus
Two years ago, the Contra Costa College women’s soccer team did not have enough players. Now, even among shutdowns and shelter-in-place, its enrollment numbers are back up....
28
May
Cut Short: Kennedy High Senior Devon Gilbert on His Final Season
I feel like this hurt me in the long run. If I would have been able to complete this season, I could have jumped farther and ran faster. But I...
26
May
De Anza’s Fagan Commits to College of Marin
De Anza's Daniel Fagan will continue his passion for basketball at the College of Marin....
19
May
Tennis Returns to Three Richmond Courts Under Strict Rules
Three tennis courts in Richmond were opened up to the public following the new relaxed shelter-in-place restrictions on low-risk activities from Contra Costa Health Services....
