ANTIOCH SPORTS LEGENDS HONORS ANTIOCH ATHLETES, COACHES AND TEAM
See Contra Costa Times story. Also article in the Antioch Press on Oct., 17th.
See Contra Costa Times story. Also article in the Antioch Press on Oct., 17th.
Antioch Wal-Mart employees spend half a day beautifying six different areas on historical museum grounds on Wednesday, April 22nd. Sue Gilbert, store manager, and fifteen employees volunteered to clear weeds, plant new plants and provide materials, working along with museum volunteers. The day’s event ended with a nice picnic lunch. The community is invited to…
13 Athletes, 1 Coach, 1 Team, and a Community Leader Duo Join Honorees of 100-Year Sports History of Athletes from Antioch ANTIOCH, CA August 25, 2025 – The Antioch Sports Legends Hall of Fame is happy to announce its Class of 2025 Inductees. This year’s inductees will be honored on Sat., Oct. 4…
Complying with the Contra Costa County Health Department COVID-19 Guidelines, the Antioch Sports Legends will be closed until May 3rd. We will not be having monthly meetings at the museum at this time but we are planning to have a conference call for the May 6th General Meeting. If you have questions call, Program Coordinator…
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At the Inductee and Volunteer Recognition breakfast on the Gala induction weekend October 10, three of the Antioch Sports Legends hardworking volunteers were given the prestigious Antioch Sports Legends Founder’s Clock award. Each year, one or more volunteers are given the award for their dedication to the ASL program. This year, a surprised Bea and…
April 7, 1970-50 years ago today Antioch High’s Gene “Butch” Rounsaville toes the rubber at Chicago’s White Sox Stadium as a relief pitcher and becomes Antioch’s first Major League Baseball (MLB ) player. It would be eight long years before the 6’3’ 205 pound, 1962 graduate would stand facing his first batter in the season…