In observation of the Fourth of July, the Antioch Sports Legends Museum will be closed Wednesday, July 5th, 2023. The museum will reopen Saturday, July 8th from 1-4pm. Please excuse any inconvenience this may cause. Thank you.
2011 HOF Inductee to be Honored by AUSD March 29th at 3:00pm Antioch High’s legendary Track and Field Coach Mike Hurd will be honored by the Antioch Unified School District on Wednesday, March 29th when the Panther’s track will be dedicated in his name. If you would like to attend, due to rain, meet at…
“Our committee has worked 19 Months on making the CABOOSE A Reality!” Antioch Sports Legends Co-Founder Eddie Beaudin excitedly wrote in a recent email. And now you can see the fruits of this committee’s hard work! Be sure to make plans to attend the Historical Societies’ new display’s dedication on November 18th at 11:00am. Afterwards,…
2020 Antioch Sports Legends Fund Raising Drive Like many organizations, The Antioch Sports Legends has been impacted by the COVID-19 crises and our state and county health guidelines. Since March the museum has been closed, and in May, the Mayor’s Cup was canceled and later, the unprecedented decisions of canceling the Alumni Golf Tournament and…
Steve’s excellent work can be seen on the Sports Legends Website’s Gallery section. And, thanks to Steve’s donation, all photos can be downloaded FREE! The photos for the Hall of Fame Class of 2023 are expected to be available on the Sports Legends website by mid-October. If you are interested in having wedding, graduation, or…
Antioch Sports Legends Published by Tom Lamothe This Saturday, April 9th, from 1-4 pm, the Antioch Sports Legends museum will be having a lineup of Hall of Famers that are former Major League Baseball players as our docents. Our Saturday line-up is, Antioch’s first MLB player Gene “Butch” Rounsaville (ASL-HOF 2007); Antioch’s only World Series Champion, Aaron…
To learn more about being a sponsor for the 2019 Antioch Sports Legends Gala Have questions? Call Tom Lamothe at 925-639-2536
