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Las Vegas A's have no one to pay for their new ballpark. Literally
The Oakland A's are expected to move to Las Vegas to begin the 2028 season. When that time comes, they'll need to have a new stadium. About that... While this will hopefully bring some exciting new changes to the franchise, the organization had a presentation earlier this week for the new stadium that didn't go so well. At the presentation, the A’s confirmed there are currently no financing plans for a proposed $1.5 billion ballpark in Las Vegas, per Scott Roeben from Vital Vegas. This should raise some concern for the franchise and its fans.
Oakland A's to lay off staff ahead of move to Sutter Health Park
WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The Oakland A’s tell ABC10 they’re laying some staff off ahead of their move to West Sacramento to play at Sutter Health Park from the 2025 to 2028 season. The A’s wouldn’t release the specific number of layoffs to occur, but a source...
‘Bows Place 15 on ACWPC All-Academic Team
HONOLULU — The University of Hawai'i women's water polo team placed 15 players on the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches Women's All-Academic team for the 2024 season. The All-Academic list includes three tiers according to grade-point average — Outstanding (4.0-3.71), Superior (3.70-3.41) and Excellent (3.40-3.20). Five UH players earned recognition in the Outstanding category, six were named to the Superior list, and four made the Excellent category. The Rainbow Wahine had 15 players earn All-Academic honors for the second consecutive year. They also earned All-Academic recognition as a team with a collective GPA of 3.40 while going 23-4 and...
Cal Training Camp VIP Preview: Quarterback Breakdown
The 2024 preseason training camp is approaching for the California Golden Bears. BearTerritory.net previews the upcoming camp with an in-depth breakdown of the Cal QB unit. The breakdown includes an overview of what we learned in the spring, what the focus has been this offseason, how newcomers may impact the unit in 2024, whether the position has gotten better or worse since 2023, what the remaining questions are to be answered in training camp, and the latest on recruiting efforts.
Gov. Newsom, Other California Leaders, Pay Tribute to Baseball Great Willie Mays
Last week, Gov. Gavin Newsom, several California government officials, private sector leaders and Americans from all walks of life paid tribute to former San Francisco Giant, Major League Baseball (MLB) great, and Negro Leagues icon Willie Mays, who passed away at 93 on June 18. Nicknamed “The Say Hey Kid,”...
Know Before You Go: On The Road at Oakland Edition
Tailgate: 11:30 a.m. – 12:20 p.m. In Lot K View Map>>. The CSUEB Pioneer Stadium will enforce a Clear Bag Policy to expedite your entry experience and reduce security screening interactions. The policy allows for one (1) clear plastic, vinyl or PVC bags that do not exceed 12″ X...
Sean Richardson named top Men's Basketball Student-Athlete in Northern California
Sean Richardson was recently named the top men's basketball student-athlete in Northern California by the California Community College Men's Basketball Coaches Association. Sean, out of Burlingame High School, graduated Summa Cum Laude with a 3.9 gpa. He signed an athletic scholarship to continue his athletic and academic career with University of Saint Francis for the 2024-25 season.
Cal NIL collective posts football billboards in ACC country
For those of you unfamiliar with the California Legends Collective, they have been hard at work raising NIL (name, image and likeness) funds to ensure our student-athletes get the resources they need to feel like they are properly taken care of in Berkeley. That led to both Cal football and men’s basketball posting top 20 classes in the transfer portal, as the Bears rebuilt their roster to hopefully compete at the highest level in the ACC.
Notes and Quotes: “A different willingness, a different desire”
Resilience has defined the squad over the past few weeks, coming off of a 0-0 draw with NCFC to conclude the four-game homestand. Now entering the second half of the season, the Boys in Old Glory Red will pack their bags and head on the road to face notorious Norcal rivals, Oakland Roots SC.
For Oakland Roots assistant coach Joseph Nane, moving forward means giving back
Less than a year after his last professional games, 37-year-old is finding success on a pathway he didn’t previously envision. Joseph Nane never wanted to become a coach. Throughout a career that spanned two continents and saw the Cameroon native compete at the top of the club game in North America in the Concacaf Champions Cup, the idea of stepping onto the sidelines wasn’t the post-career pathway the central midfielder envisioned.
‘D1 Yappers’ showcase student-athlete experience in upcoming podcast
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a Division 1 athlete at Cal? Starting this fall, curious Cal fans can hear it all on the upcoming podcast: D1 Yappers by Anastasia Snodgrass and Finley Rollins. Snodgrass is an incoming sophomore who runs cross country and majors in...
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