Bryan Brothers warm up for this weekend's Esurance Classic at Harbor Point Tennis Club with a little competition against some of the inmates at San Quentin.
Professional driver shows us his office at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma.
The two-time Marin County Athletic League champion with the Giants, a 2008 USF graduate, will head a young women's team and a men's squad that includes Kentfield's Jordan Siskin.
Redwood High School grad Hildebrand struggles with track conditions as he finishes 23rd on his home course during the Indy Grand Prix of Sonoma.
Penske Teammates Dominate IndyCar Qualifying
Rookie driver is looking for his first career victory this weekend in the Indy Grand Prix of Sonoma
We get an exclusive chance to test ride the wooden bikes that are shaking up the roads in Marin, the Renovo Hardwood Bicycle. This ain't your great-granddad's penny-farthing, and it ain't your grandma's coffee table.
The former Marin Catholic and College of Marin tennis player has risen up the sports-talk radio ranks, thanks in large part to brother Mike, a P.E. teacher at Redwood.
NHRA legend Shirley Muldowney will present the movie of her career, 'Heart Like A Wheel,' in a fundraiser for the Sebastiani Theatre on Saturday evening.
The District 3 Little League champs lose two in a row at the Sectionals in Petaluma after being inches away from perhaps a different fate in their opening game against Vacaville.
A first-inning home run by Nick Calzaretta and outstanding pitching by Zach Cohen and Clayton Demski fuel a 5-1 win over Tiburon that sends the All-Stars to the Section tournament in Petaluma.
The league's 9-10 All-Stars run into a brilliant pitching performance by Matthew Lozovoy in a 3-0 loss to Novato North in the semifinals of the District 3 Little League Tournament.
The leadoff man homers in wins Saturday and Sunday, lifting the 11-12 All-Stars into a showdown with Tiburon on Wednesday; the league's 9-10 club also stays alive with a 10-0 victory.
The 11-12 and 9-10 Little League squads finish pool play atop the standings and advance to this weekend's start of single elimination along with the league's 10-11 and Junior Division stars.
The team's second baseman and leadoff hitter is a girl, a multi-sport star from Larkspur who is darn good in baseball and hopeful of making the powerful Marin Catholic High team next spring.
In a tournament pairing the top teams of 13- and 14-year-olds from Marin and San Francisco, the A's knocked off the defending Junior Division champs before topping San Rafael 4-1 in the finals.
Redwood grad and mechanic Desrosieis enjoys his weekend in the garage at Infineon Raceway.
Four teams begin their quests for district titles Saturday, including the 11-12-year-olds, whose first step toward Williamsport, Pa., is facing Ross Valley at Joe Wagner Field.
The Tamalpais Union High School District employees are honored by the NIAAA for their interscholastic contributions to sports as well as for receiving high grades on a recent exam.
Are you looking for something nearby to do this weekend? Check out some of the cool things on the Larkspur-Corte Madera Patch Events Calendar and see if there's something for you.
Senior Spencer Ireland makes the all-league second team and freshman Jonathon Shaw gets Honorable Mention recognition, but no Giant makes the first team despite championship season.
Senior is among five honored by the Dipsea Race Foundation on a night when Melody-Anne Schultz of Ross, a two-time race winner, is inducted into the Dipsea Hall of Fame.
Leave from your front door to find out why bicycle tourism is booming in SF.
Easy to Moderate hike through lush forest to vist 3 sheltered beaches. 2 to 5 miles. Great for Families. No Dogs.
Last year's second-team selection as an outfielder gets promoted in 2011 as a designated hitter/utility player; Redwood teammates Casey Levy-Tulloch and Cal Becker make the second team.
The 16-year-old Marin Academy junior, also a gifted soccer player, is shooting for the top 100 in the 101st Dipsea on Sunday after battling pneumonia as much as the course a year ago.
Wildcats rout McKinleyville 10-1 for North Coast Section title.
The Redwood senior is selected as Pitcher of the Year for the 2011 season; four other Giants earn honors, including first-team all-leaguers Lindsey Matteo and Megan Atkinson.
Art Hebert takes the checkered flag and Kentfield's Jeff O'Neill takes a bow during the Sonoma Historic Motorsports Festival.
Be like a Portlander and just get out there, weather be damned. This 6 mile loop is a great way to get on skinny, tough mountain trails from Phoenix Lake. Pedestrians only, dogs on leash OK.
The all-league midfielder last season earns first-team honors as a forward this time around and is joined on the elite squad by Redwood teammates Olivia Do and Zoe Trutner.
Boys lacrosse stars join Shea Mathews of the girls lacrosse team as the lone Giants to earn first-team distinctions; 13 others get named to the second team in the four spring sports announcing awards.
Redwood High grad comes within a hair of winning the Indianapolis 500 in his first attempt until he hits the wall on the final lap.
A variety of options await riders of any skill at the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
Carondelet up to bat after the Giants struggle against 13th-seeded Clayton Valley, needing a three-run uprising in the sixth inning to move into the tournament quarterfinals.
The Giants have squared off with Marin Catholic twice during the MCAL regular season, and tied both matches, an outcome that won't happen Saturday with the section title on the line.
The MCAL champs hope to do better than last year's semifinal bow-out when the NCS Championships begin Thursday with a matchup against Clayton Valley of Concord.
Peaceful, beautiful and easy — this 5 mile adventure is just right for the family outing. Elevation change is about 400'. Dogs on leash OK.
The Wildcats use bunts and squeeze plays, not to mention a 14-strikeout performance by pitcher Al Geraldi, to overcome Drake in the finals of the MCAL playoffs.
Led by Annie Boyer, Megan Atkinson, Maddie Rubin and Lindsey Matteo, the Giants win their sixth consecutive MCAL title — fourth in a row for the seniors — by beating Tam 4-1 in the league finals.
