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21,000 run through San Francisco for Bay to Breakers
SAN FRANCISCO - The 113th Bay to Breakers took place on Sunday, where more than 20,000 runners pounded the pavement from Main and Howard Streets near the Embarcadero, all the way through Golden Gate Park, and finally crossing the finish line at Ocean Beach. Billed as a 12K fun run,...
San Francisco's Bay to Breakers footrace happens Sunday. Here's what to know.
The 113th edition of San Francisco's Bay to Breakers will bring thousands of runners to the city's streets early Sunday morning, along with street closures to accommodate the roving party.Famous for its wild costumes, nude and/or scantily clad participants and themed running groups, the freewheeling footrace is one of those unique "only in San Francisco" events that has become an institution with over a hundred years of history behind it.What is the Bay To Breakers?The Bay to Breakers is an annual footrace held in San Francisco that usually happens on the third Sunday of May. The race was started in...
‘Boom Boom’ Bourbon Reserve Edition honored at San Francisco World Spirits Competition
Ray Mancini talks about the second Double Gold Medal at the 2024 San Francisco World Spirits Competition. his Boom Boom Bourbon Reserve Edition recently received and discusses the latest boxing news. The 2024 San Francisco World Spirits Competition is known as one of the most influential and respected spirit competitions...
Saint Mary's catcher Bear Harrison trying to follow his brother Kyle to the big leagues
On both sides of the Bay Area, there are Harrisons playing good baseball and contributing to their times. In the East Bay, Connor "Bear" Harrison is a standout freshman catcher for St. Mary's. He helped lead the Gaels to a third-place finish in the West Coast Conference. Across the bridge, Bear's big brother Kyle takes the bump every five days for the San Francisco Giants. The brothers grew up in Danville and played baseball at De La Salle High School before going down their own paths in the sport, which has kept them close to home. "It's awesome that I'm...
Baseball Game Preview: Capuchino Takes on Monterey
The Capuchino Mustangs will challenge the Monterey Dores on Tuesday. The pair have allowed few runs on average, (Capuchino: 3.2, Monterey: 3.8) so any runs scored will be well earned. Capuchino is on a roll after a high-stakes playoff matchup on Saturday. They were the clear victor by an 8-1...
SF Giants' former announcer to join Mayor Breed at re-election campaign event
SAN FRANCISCO - The former San Francisco Giants public address announcer, Renel Brooks-Moon, was accustomed to saying ‘play ball’ at Oracle Park. Now, she's playing politics and going to bat for Mayor London Breed. Mayor Breed officially kicks off her re-election campaign at the Fillmore Auditorium on Saturday...
NCAA Division I Softball Super Regionals Glance
(Best-of-3; x-if necessary) Host school is home team for Game 1; visiting school is home team for Game 2; coin flip determines home team for Game 3. Friday, May 24: No. 1 Texas (48-7) vs. No. 16 Texas A&M (41-13), 6 p.m. Saturday, May 25: Texas vs. Texas A&M, 6...
This 23-Year-Old Is A 2X Performer of the Year at Mavericks
Alessandro “Alo” Slebir does not brag. I tried to coax it out of him, but he didn’t budge. The most obvious admission came from his relocation of December 28, 2023, one of those rare Mavericks days with giant, unforgiving moguls and a long period swell “so west it was essentially south.” Slebir and ...
Power conferences, NCAA to vote on landmark $2.7 billion settlement as smaller leagues balk at terms
University presidents around the country are scheduled to meet this week to vote on whether to accept a proposed settlement of an antitrust lawsuit that would cost the NCAA nearly $3 billion. The deal would also create a landmark revenue-sharing system with college athletes. The terms of the agreement have met some pushback from the Division I conferences that do not compete in major college football. They say they are being asked to bear an undue financial burden on the damages portion of the settlement. Attorneys for the defendants in House vs. NCAA gave college sports leaders until Thursday to agree.
San Francisco Wants to Charge to Reserve its Pickleball Courts
Want to play pickleball on a public court in San Francisco? Then you might just have to pony up in the very near future. At least this is what the SF Recreation and Park Department voted on unanimously recently as they aim to combat the over-population of courts and the conflicts it causes.
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