Inductees

Antioch High School 1954

Antioch wasn’t the biggest school in the Contra Costa Athletic League in the 1953 football season, but its offensive and defensive linemen were touted as being perhaps the biggest and most physical in the league. One of the best was Cal Chaney, a 6-foot-2 and 205-pound senior. Read More “Cal Chaney”

Antioch High School 1993

After two years of being one of the best, Antioch High School’s Cristina Conn was the best as a senior. After a record-setting performance to win the North Coast Section championship, Conn won the 1993 National High School championship. Read More “Cristina Conn”

When the Antioch Junior High gym was renamed Brooks Golden Gym in 1987, no doubt some old-timers lovingly referred to it as “Knothead Gym.” Years earlier, parents of an Antioch High student sent Golden a heartfelt letter thanking him for being such a positive influence on their son, and added that his calling students “knothead” had become almost a badge of honor. Read More “Brooks Golden”

Antioch High School 1996

After Matt Hurd qualified for the CIF State track championship meet in the high jump as a sophomore in 1994, an Antioch Ledger columnist called Hurd a name to watch for in the future. How right that was. Read More “Matt Hurd”

Antioch High School 1991

Stacey Johnson’s association with the Antioch basketball team began early. As a seventh-grader at Park Junior High, she was the student manager for varsity coach Sue Cottier, Read More “Stacey Johnson”

Antioch High School 1958

It isn’t likely that someone will achieve what Dave Kirkpatrick did as a senior at Antioch in 1957-58. He was not just a four-sport athlete – he excelled at all four. Kirkpatrick started his senior year by being named first-team All-Diablo Valley Athletic League as a receiver in football. Read More “Dave Kirkpatrick”

Antioch High School 1994

It is a rare find for a football coach when he gets a player who combines three of the most desirable, innate attributes of a great player: Size, speed and athletic talent. Such was the package that Mike Lucky presented for the Antioch Panthers. Read More “Mike Lucky”

Antioch High School 1995

Had he never played another game after the 1995 North Coast Section championship, Aaron Miles would still be considered one of the greatest baseball players ever at Antioch High. Read More “Aaron Miles”

Antioch High School 1994

Jeremy Newberry may have followed in his father’s footsteps, but he blazed a trail to one of the most outstanding professional careers ever achieved by an Antioch High football player. Read More “Jeremy Newberry”

It only stands to reason that one of the best softball pitchers ever in Contra Costa County would eventually become one of the best softball coaches. That is exactly the legacy left by John Rebstock. Read More “John Rebstock”