With a new coach and game plan, John F. Kennedy High School’s once proud football program is poised to return to glory in this Friday’s season opener versus El Cerrito at Contra Costa College.
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Washington Redskins running back Quinton Ganther helped finish off the Raiders on Sunday with two fourth-quarter touchdown runs in the ’Skins 34-13 win.
Then in his postgame comments, he made sure to mention his hometown. A quote attributed to Ganther from the Washington Post:
“Coming from this area, coming from Richmond, you guys know how it is….
De Anza’s cheerleaders an irrepressible bunch
Homecoming night tends to transcend temporary discomforts, like chilly nights and shaky home football teams. On the biggest night of the high school sports season, cheerleaders have to bring their best, and that’s just what De Anza’s squad did.
De Anza Dons demonstrate big heart
The De Anza High School Dons, a much-maligned football team, got clobbered in their homecoming night game. But the full story does not show up in the box score.
The Dons were blown out 49-7 by a much better Alameda High School team. The Dons gave up hundreds of yards, but never yielded an inch when…
De Anza plays hard throughout despite absorbing final loss of winless season
De Anza High School’s football team lost every game they played this season, but that didn’t stop them from giving their fans a gutsy effort on homecoming night.
Parent sees sports as shield from trouble
After Friday’s rainy weather, only about ten parents came to watch the Richmond High football team’s last game this season at Pinole Valley High School.
Michael Williams was among them.
A glimpse at life in a troubled school, and its little team that fights on
Musings on an example of what youth sports can mean to kids on the brink.
This Week in High School Football: Nov. 6
Richmond High football coach Jeff Tyner thought his team was on the verge of contention.
Last week his team hosted Alameda. A win and the Oilers could have moved as high as second place in the Alameda Contra Costa Athletic League.
Richmond lost, 56-0.
“We’re not quite there yet,” Tyner said.
At Richmond, and ACCAL rival De Anza, it…
Happening this week
TUESDAY, NOV. 3
Girls volleyball
Bay Shore Athletic League playoffs, first round: St. Mary’s at Salesian (19-7), 7 p.m.
Pinole Valley at Richmond, 6 p.m.
THURSDAY, NOV. 5
Cross-country
Salesian at Bay Shore Athletic League Championships
WHERE: Joaquin Miller Park, Oakland
WHEN: 3:30 p.m.
FRIDAY, NOV. 6
Cross-country
De Anza, Richmond at Alameda Contra Costa Athletic League Championships
WHERE: Kennedy Grove Park
WHEN: 2 p.m.
Football
De Anza at Hercules, …
Kennedy’s junior varsity shows no signs of quitting
The varsity football season may be over at Kennedy High, but coach Mack Carminer and the junior varsity team are more determined than ever.