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Fierce Rivalry with Las Lomas Ends in Victory for Girls’ Volleyball
On Oct. 6 2026, the Campolindo girls varsity volleyball team gathered in the big gym and prepared to play a fierce game against their rivals, Las Lomas. The game ended with a Campolindo victory, the score being 3-0. Already, the team started off strong, winning their first five games in...
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We’ve Got an Official Opening Date for San Ramon’s Upscale Ice Rink
SAN RAMON, CALIFORNIA — Get ready to clip on those skates! One of San Ramon’s favorite holiday traditions has an official return date, and there’s a new addition this year that could make rainy-day skating a lot more appealing. The Kristi Yamaguchi Holiday Ice Rink at City...
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Flag Football Celebrates Senior Night with Crushing Win
The varsity girls flag football team delivered an impressive win to top off senior night 2026 on Oct. 3. Senior Isabelle Maher threw four touchdowns in the first half, putting the team ahead by 25 points at halftime. With a final score of 32-0—an absolute shut-out of Granada—senior night was an exhilarating game for Campolindo. The varsity girls’ flag football currently has a record of 11-3.
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Cougs Supporting Cougs Boosts School Spirit Across Campo Sports
Campolindo’s student leadership launched “Cougs Supporting Cougs” games to bring bigger, louder crowds to a wider range of school sports. The effort has boosted attendance at football, water polo and girls’ flag football games, giving athletes visible support at home and on the road. Campolindo defeated...
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LaRussell: Built From The Backyard
LaRussell Dwayne Thomas did not arrive here by accident. The Vallejo, California rapper built his name show by show, freestyle by freestyle, long before any major label came calling. He worked in aerospace manufacturing, raised a daughter and quietly created one of the most documented rises in independent hip hop. Now, fresh off a Super Bowl performance and a newly signed deal with Roc Nation, LaRussell sat down with Rolling Out for a wide ranging conversation about legacy, community and what it means to do it all on your own terms.
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New-look Cal opens season with optimism against Adams State
California hopes to continue the upward trajectory of the Mark Madsen era when the Golden Bears tip off the 2026-27 basketball season Monday night in Berkeley, Calif., with a nonconference game against Division II Adams State of Colorado. Cal, a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference, has improved from 13 to 14 to 22 wins since Madsen took over a team that had gone 3-29 in 2022-23. Most of the heavy lifting in the surge has been done by transfers, and Madsen is counting upon that to occur again this season, when his roster no longer includes last year's four leading scorers. The top returner is center Lee Dort, who will be playing his third year at Cal after beginning his college career at Vanderbilt. Dort led the Golden Bears in rebounding last season at 7.8 per game to complement 8.1 points, the most among Cal returners. Nojus Indrusaitis, who played last season at Pittsburgh, was the hero of Cal's exhibition win over Loyola Marymount on Oct. 18 with a game-winning 3-pointer. Sammie Yeanay, formerly of Grand Canyon, and Jordan Ross, imported from Georgia, combined with Indrusaitis for 52 points in an exhibition loss to Oregon State on Oct. 24.
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Kennedy High School ‘Golden Era’ Basketball Players Honor Former Coach
Decades after the girls’ basketball program at John F. Kennedy High School in Granada Hills cemented its place in school history by winning multiple league titles and city championships over nearly a decade, six former players got together to honor their former coach Craig Raub. “I wanted him to...
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Workman Communications 50, Halloween Night Fun at Antioch Speedway This Saturday
Antioch, CA — The 2026 season at Antioch Speedway comes to a close this Saturday night with a special race. It’s the Second Annual Workman Communications 50 for the Tri State Pro Stock Series, and it’s a race that will pay $3,000 to win. The 65th Anniversary...
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Pleasanton Could Crack Down on Backyard Pickleball Courts Under New Rules
PLEASANTON, CALIFORNIA – Adding a pickleball court to your Pleasanton backyard could soon come with new restrictions on where it goes, how it is lit and when you can play. The city’s Planning Commission is scheduled to consider proposed rules for private outdoor sports courts on Wednesday, October 28. The changes would establish standards for courts and give the zoning administrator authority to review them, according to the meeting agenda.