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USA TODAY

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Super 25 power De La Salle with a Big Man TD against Granite Bay

Granite Bay, CA · 2d

SFGate

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Cal GM addresses head coach Tosh Lupoi's brutal first-year struggles

"He has bumped his head a lot," Rivera said of Lupoi.

Berkeley, CA · 3d
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ClutchPoints

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Valkyries’ Gabby Williams reaffirms trans athlete support, revealing she received death threats for previous comments

OAKLAND – Golden State Valkyries star forward Gabby Williams reaffirmed her support for trans athletes on Monday, revealing that she received death threats and had security concerns regarding her safety for her previous comments advocating for trans rights earlier this season. “Ballhalla became my safe space. I’ll never stop fighting for those who […] The post Valkyries’ Gabby Williams reaffirms trans athlete support, revealing she received death threats for previous comments appeared first on ClutchPoints.

Oakland, CA · 6d

San Francisco Chronicle

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Bay Area high school football team, coach suspended amid hazing investigation

El Cerrito High School’s football program and the team’s head coach have been suspended during a police investigation into allegations of hazing involving at least 22 athletes.

El Cerrito, CA · 3d

livermorevine.com

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Pleasanton Preps: Local teams making runs in NCS tournaments

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Foothill High girls’ volleyball team stormed into the North Coast Section Division I playoffs with a pair of wins the week of Oct. 26. The top-seeded Falcons, who are forced to play their home games at Amador Valley because of construction of...

Pleasanton, CA · 5d

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St. Mary's Has Things Going In The Right Direction As The Gaels Dominate North Dakota State

MORAGA, Calif. — While light rain has started to fall here in the late autumn in Moraga, there was a torrential down pour of three pointers inside UCU Pavilion Wednesday evening, as the Gaels buried a program-record 20 en route to a 105-64 victory over North Dakota State. The game marked the first time in nearly two years that the Gaels have broken the century mark, as Mickey McConnell's first year squad demonstrated their offensive fire power from start to finish against the Bison.

Moraga, CA · 4d

Field Level Media

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Cal rides Nojus Indrusaitis' 30 points to victory over Radford

Jake Wilkins made like his Hall of Fame father on a key alley-oop dunk, Nojus Indrusaitis poured in a game-high 30 points and Cal pulled away from Radford late for an 84-70 nonconference victory Wednesday night in Berkeley, Calif. Wilkins finished with 13 points and Michael Cooper added 16 off the bench for the Golden Bears (2-0), who struggled with the Highlanders (0-2) until the final 12 minutes. Frederik Erichsen produced a team-high 16 points for Radford, which had opened its season across the bay with a 76-62 loss at San Francisco on Monday. Down by 45-37 at the break and 48-37 in the second minute of the second half, Radford used a 14-4 burst to get within one on a Tristan Gross layup at the 12:37 mark. A steal by Parby Kabamba gave the visitors a chance to take their first lead since the opening minutes, but Cooper swiped a Gross pass and lobbed to Wilkins, who slammed down a dunk that got the Golden Bears rolling. Wilkins is the son of Dominique Wilkins, who starred at Georgia before beginning an NBA career that featured nine All-Star appearances. Son Jake began his college career with the Bulldogs before transferring

Berkeley, CA · 4d

SFist

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Video: Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee Dons Violet Wig For Valkyries Celebration

The Golden State Valkyries victory celebration kicked off Wednesday morning in Oakland, with the team gathered for an event on the Oakland waterfront before hopping on a boat and heading over to San Francisco. "These are great, phenomenal women!" Mayor Barbara Lee cheered at the Oakland event, wearing her own...

San Francisco, CA · 4d

swimswam.com

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Gabi Brito, #1 Recruit In Girls’ High School Class of 2028, Sends Verbal Commitment To Cal

Brito is a dynamic sprinter, owning the fastest times in the girls' high school class of 2028 in the 50 free, 100 free, 100 fly and 200 IM. Fitter and Faster Swim Camps is the proud sponsor of SwimSwam’s College Recruiting Channel and all commitment news. For many, swimming in college is a lifelong dream that is pursued with dedication and determination. Fitter and Faster is proud to honor these athletes and those who supported them on their journey.

Berkeley, CA · 5d

livermorevine.com

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‘Peanut punch’ ejection leads to unfair suspension for Amador football player

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Editor’s note: The final two games of the suspension were lifted after this column was originally drafted for publication. Referees and officials for local sports have no more of an adamant supporter than me. Officiating sports locally be at the youth or high...

Pleasanton, CA · 6d

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Boys football | Highlanders dominate Pinole Valley

Piedmont gets win, heads to finale at Alameda on November 6. Piedmont High School’s boys football team played what might be its best game of the season, defeating host Pinole Valley in a nonleague game on October 30, 31-16. The Highlanders improved to 3-6 on the season and will...

Pinole, CA · 5d

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Amador Valley Flag Football Goes 9-0, Wins EBAL Tournament

Amador Valley’s girls varsity flag football team capped its fall season as EBAL tournament champions, finishing league play undefeated and earning the No. 2 ranking in the Bay Area. After a program turnaround built on teamwork and learning from mistakes, the team is now focused on North Coast Section competition.

Amador Valley, CA · 6d

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Pittsburg Celebrates New Sports Facilities

The City of Pittsburg cut the ribbon on two new community sports facilities on W. Leland Road this week. The celebration started at Pittsburg Premier Fields, the City’s first multipurpose outdoor sports complex, with the opening of the first phase. The first phase includes the complex’s first field, a parking lot, a new traffic signal, pedestrian safety and other improvements. It was built with local investment, including Measure M. The City looks forward to adding more fields in future phases.

Pittsburg, CA · 7d

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Cal on the verge of continuing a troubling football streak

By Jake Curtis, California Golden Bears On SI: The 2009 college football season was a high point for Cal football, although Bears fans didn’t think so at the time. Afterall, Cal had finished with better Pac-10 records in three of the five seasons immediately before 2009, when the Bears went 5-4 in the conference.

Berkeley, CA · 6d

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Two flag football teams reach playoffs

Two of three high schools in the Mission Valley Athletic League (MVAL) that have women’s flag football teams made it to the CIF North Coast Section playoffs this season. The No. 6 James Logan Colts of Union City went against No. 11 Redwood Giants of Larkspur in round one of the Division I bracket. The Colts’ season would end in Larkspur, however, losing 21-6.

Union City, CA · 6d

Field Level Media

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Newcomers shine as Cal crushes Division II Adams State

Michael Cooper and Nojus Indrusaitis combined for 44 points in their Cal basketball debuts, Sammie Yeanay added a career-best 21 and the Golden Bears ran away from Division II Adams State of Colorado en route to a 115-86 nonconference romp Monday night in Berkeley, Calif. Cooper had 24 points off the bench and Indrusaitis contributed 20 to the cause for Cal. Yeanay, in his second year in the Cal program after starting his college career at Grand Canyon, and Indrusaitis, who played last season at Pitt, had 15 points apiece in the first half as the Golden Bears quickly left the Grizzlies in the dust. Adams State hung within 13-10 four minutes into the game before Cal used an 18-4 run to build a 17-point lead. Yeanay, Indrusaitis and Cooper, a transfer from Wright State, all had 3-pointers in the spurt. A 3-pointer by Nathan Day had the Grizzlies within 36-23 just past the midpoint of the half before Cal went on another run, this one a 13-2 flurry that broke the game wide open. Jovani Ruff had three consecutive Golden Bears hoops, including two dunks, in the runaway. Cal, a 22-win team last season, was more than halfway to

Berkeley, CA · 6d

sfstandard.com

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We need to talk about … making it legal for cyclists to run red lights

“We Need to Talk About” is a new feature from The Standard in which our staffers take a stand on the thorny, awkward, and infuriating issues that shape daily life in San Francisco. Our writers pick a side, show their work, and brace for the haters. Please direct all vitriol for this inaugural installment to [email protected].

San Francisco, CA · 6d

swimswam.com

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Futures Finalist Austin Conover to Compete for Saint Mary’s Next Fall (2027)

A versatile threat in the water, Conover excels at free, back, fly and IM and is poised to be a strong contributor for Saint Mary’s right from the start. Current photo via Austin Conover. Fitter and Faster Swim Camps is the proud sponsor of SwimSwam’s College Recruiting Channel and...

Moraga, CA · 6d

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California collapse: Redbirds drop season opener in overtime dual with Gaels

MORAGA, Calif. — Illinois State men's basketball had Saint Mary's within reach, but a late collapse in overtime sent the Redbirds home with a 90-85 loss in the first run of the 2026-27 season Monday night. Despite a 30-point performance from Johnny Kinziger, Illinois State could not close out...

Normal, IL · 6d

Field Level Media

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Fresh off 115-point showing, Cal gears up for Radford

Cal hopes to build momentum from its 115-point barrage in its opening game when the Golden Bears meet Radford in nonconference action Wednesday night in Berkeley, Calif. Michael Cooper had 24 points, Sammie Yeanay 21 and Nojus Indrusaitis 20 in Monday's 115-86 victory over Division II Adams State in a game in which Cal set a school record for points in a first half with 66. The previous mark was 63 against U.S. International in 1990. Cal coach Mark Madsen noted afterward that the fast pace at which Adams State played should benefit his Golden Bears moving forward. "We need to be able to win (playing any style)," Madsen told reporters. "We need to win the games that are slug-it-out, 10-yards-in-a-cloud-of-dust. We have to be able to win those games with execution, with precise sets, which we have. "We also have to be able to play fast. We have to be able to play against shifting defenses. We have to play if a team tries to speed us up." Radford couldn't get its running game in gear in its opener Monday across the bay against San Francisco. The Highlanders had more turnovers (19) than assists (14) and took just 50

Berkeley, CA · 5d