Despite the poor weather, the Little League World Series opening ceremony parade went on as planned.
The two Bay Area major-league baseball teams, with Comcast SportsNet, donated to the Petaluma Little League all-star currently in Williamsport, PA getting ready for its first game of the World Series.
The left fielder has been suspended for 50 games by Major League Baseball.
The popular Crystal Springs Cross Country Course will be closed for approximately two weeks for general maintenance.
The San Francisco Giants dedicated a plaque to Can's perfect game on the Board Walk beyond the right field fence.
Maggie Steffens is one of three members of the U.S Olympic women's water polo team who will be playing for Stanford next spring.
Diddam's decorated its windows with an Olympic theme. A repair shop proudly displays an American flag.
The first-time Olympian did reach the quarterfinals of her event.
Molly Vandemoer is currently competing in London with the USA Olympic Sailing team.
The San Carlos Joe DiMaggio baseball team advanced to the finals of the DiMaggio League World Series in Reno with a victory Monday morning.
Carlmont High grad completes the race around the city in just over three and a half hours.
Viking junior Lily Zhang ends her first Olympic experience with a loss in the first round of the Table Tennis tournament on Saturday.
The Associated Press reported Friday that NBC was criticized for failing to stream the opening ceremonies online.
The Summer Olympics begin on July 27, but how well do you know the Games? All this week, Patch will post trivia questions to test your knowledge.
Local Little League and Babe Ruth product is a second baseman for Richmond in the Class AA Eastern League.
Shortstop Lauren Racioppi keys offense and defense in six-game sweep in Hayward.
Sacred Heart Prep grad Tom Kremer was named Cal-Hi Sports' state Division IV Athlete of the Year. The record-setting swimmer is headed to Stanford University this fall.
Former Hillsdale High, College of San Mateo and NFL coach Dick Vermeil got to know Sandusky through charity work. He did speaking engagements for him and golfed with him. He hasn't spoken to him since the scandal broke.
You can have the ability to watch the 2012 London Olympic Games live wherever you are.
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The criterium will be staged at Bohannon Park (Jefferson Drive) and is part of the Northern California Nevada Cycling Association BikeReg.com Premier Series.
Rich Donner and Steve Hamann are among the 16 former College of San Mateo athletes who will be inducted into the CSM Hall of Fame on Sept. 14.
The team hopes to raise enough funds to help offset travel expenses by hosting a Hit-a-Thon fundraiser.
Lauren Racioppi led the team with 17 hits, including a home run, over the weekend. Jess Adair was right behind with 15 hits as the Force won eight of nine games.
Serena Williams, fresh off her 42nd career title, will play at Stanford's Taube Tennis Center this week as part of the Bank of the West Classic. She could be facing a Stanford player in her first match on Wednesday.
Paye's Performance had three girls' volleyball teams compete in the Open Division of the USAV Girls' Junior National Championships in Columbus, Ohio over the weekend.
A late rally fell one run short as San Carlos National Little League's run in the District 52 All-Star tournament comes to an end Saturday.
It seems like the 11-12 year-old Little League team saved their fireworks for Friday afternoon, blasting four home runs, all by different players, to beat Half Moon Bay, 9-3.
When Ichiro Suzuki (RF), Munenori Kawasaki (2B) and Hisashi Iwakuma (P) started Monday's game for the Mariners, it was the first time in major-league history that three Japanese-born players were in one team's starting lineup.
Adam Krikorian, who scored 113 goals during his All-American senior season at Mountain View, left a highly successful coaching position at UCLA to join the USA water polo program in 2009.
Not even the friendly confines of Highlands Park in San Carlos seemed to help the American and National all-star teams.
Two more 11-12-year-old all-star games were played Monday at Highlands Park, neither involving a team from San Carlos.
Other San Carlos Little League all-star teams are still playing in the 10-11 tournament in Redwood City and the 9-10 tournament in Pacifica.
The sixth-inning blast gives San Carlos National a 5-2 come-from-behind victory in the District 52 Little League All-Star Tournament at Highlands Park.
San Carlos pitcher Ryan Higgins threw the first pitch of the day Saturday morning as his American Little League all-star teammates played in the first round against Palo Alto American at Highlands Park.
Matt Smith pitches, hits the SC National all-star team to a 4-1 victory over Pacifica American on Friday.
The 13-year-old team is one game away from playing South San Francisco for the championship of the district tournament.
In a span of 32 days (from May 27 to June 28), the San Francisco Giants came from seven-and-a-half games back to take a one game lead over the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League West Division.
Highlands Park will soon be overwhelmed by 11-12-year-old Little League baseball players from all over San Mateo County as San Carlos hosts the District 52 tournament beginning with Friday's game between Alpine-West Menlo and Ravenswood at 4 p.m.
