In Memory of 1938-1950 Antioch High Coach, Jack Danilovich February 10th, 1910 – April 22nd, 1988
Antioch’s Business Leaders and Antioch Sports Legends Join in on the Food and Fun. Come join the The Antioch Historical Society, the Antioch Sports Legends and the Antioch Chamber of Commerce, Thursday, 5:00 to 7:00 pm, April 28 for an evening of fun and food in the historic Riverview room at the museum. The public…
64 years ago this week, February 21, 1957, the Antioch Quarterback Club met at Club Marchetti for the first Gala Sports Night. The Master of Ceremonies was Bob Fouts, the Forty-Niner play by play announcer and father of NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Dan Fouts. Future ASL Hall of Fame inductees Worth Shaw and Nick…
By Steve Dulas, Sports Legends staff writer ANTIOCH – More than three dozen youth coaches were able to partake of more than a century of experience Saturday during the 2015 Antioch Sports Legends Alumni Baseball Coaches Clinic. The staff, led by former major leaguers and Sports Legends Hall of Fame inductees Butch Rounsaville and Aaron…
Antioch High head football coach John Lucido showing former 49er Head coach and current Michigan Head coach Jim Harbaugh around campus in January. By the look of Coach Harbaugh’s smile he likes what he sees. Not only Harbaugh has come knocking at the door of Antioch High’s campus this year, Notre Dame Head Coach Brain…
This is a photo of the starting five of the Antioch High School 1962 basketball team celebrating their Coach, Thayer Johnson’s 85th birthday. Left to right are: Jerome Circo, Ron Morelli, Butch Rounsaville, Thayer Johnson, Gerald Circo and Bogie Edwards. This is the first time that all of the players and coach have been together…
Antioch High School football star Najee Harris has orally committed to the University of Alabama, his mother, Tianna Hicks, confirmed early Monday afternoon. Harris, a 6-foot-2, 209-pound running back, rushed for 2,263 yards, averaged 205.7 yards per game, and scored 23 touchdowns during his fantastic sophomore season in 2014. He broke the school record for…