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Fans at Levi’s Stadium were hit with record-breaking heat during Sunday’s San Francisco 49ers game, with temperatures reaching a scorching 100 degrees by the second quarter. Fox, the network broadcasting the game, reported that the temperature was already 95 degrees at kickoff, making it one of the hottest 49ers games on record.

A history-making journey took place this week from Sausalito to the Farallon Islands by a local woman via water bike. It's a journey Jessica Schiller made for a greater purpose."A lot of people thought I was crazy!" said Schiller, who spoke with ABC7 at a park in Sausalito. One of her signature Schiller water bikes was in the foreground.That spirit of "crazy" could be said about Schiller's dream of starting a water bike company 10 years ago. But definitely about her latest life challenge."It's the first-ever bike ride to the Farallon Islands," she said.Sixty miles from the Golden Gate Bridge...

Pacifica High School’s football team evened its overall record to 3-3 with a 42-0 victory over University in the first game of Omicron League play Friday night at Uni. Mariner quarterback Noah Lewis accounted for four of the Mariners’ six touchdowns with two rushing (28 yards and one yard) and two passing (23 yards to Aaron Mora and 37 yards to Addison Adams).

Just before dawn, under a sky full of stars, Jessica Schiller waded into the dark waters of Richardson Bay. Dressed in cycling shorts and a light windbreaker, she climbed onto a waterbike — essentially a bike perched between two large pontoons — and began pedaling. After a few...

The 2024 U.S. Match Racing Championship lived up to the promise of delivering intense, high-stakes action on the water. Hosted by the prestigious St. Francis Yacht Club, this year’s event featured some of the best sailors in the nation competing for the coveted Prince of Wales Bowl. With the iconic backdrop of San Francisco Bay and its notoriously challenging conditions, the regatta provided a dramatic stage for match racing’s unique one-on-one format.

In a wood-paneled clubhouse in the Mission, dozens of bikers gathered to rage for the San Francisco Motorcycle Club’s 120th birthday. Club member Robert Gonzalez served beer after beer from behind the “fountain” in the back at the Friday-night celebration, while couples danced to live music, members checked out one another’s bikes, and grizzled graybeards reminisced about the old days.

El Camino was not able to break out of their rough patch on Friday as the team picked up their 13th straight loss dating back to last season. They took a blow against the Sutter Huskies, falling 70-0. The contest marked the first time this season in which the Eagles were not able to get on the board.

FRESNO, Calif. — The University of Hawai'i women's dive team wrapped up the Fresno State Invitational on Saturday with the 1-meter dive. The 'Bows put together another strong day with multiple finishes in the Top 10 at the Fresno State Aquatics Center. The Rainbow Wahine were led by freshmen Macie Wheeler and Lovisa Gustavsson who both finished in the Top 3 of the 1-meter dive. Wheeler concluded her outstanding debut weekend placing second with a mark of 254.15, finishing in the Top 3 in every event she participated in. Gustavsson placed right behind Wheeler in third posting a mark of...

The girls volleyball team swept the Aragon Dons in three sets, 25-20, 25-17, 25-21, on Thursday night. The Bears started off slow and initially tied at 6-6. However, a series of impressive digs from senior Kiela King and aggressive offense from senior Duru Rucan allowed M-A to build up a 17-14 lead.

SAN FRANCISCO— The Lions battled hard but ultimately fell, 3-0, in a tight match against the San Francisco Dons on Saturday afternoon. LMU started strong in the first set, opening with five straight points, including a kill from Jiana Lawson, to take a 5-1 lead. The Lions maintained control until a mini-run by the Dons evened the score at 6-6. Both teams exchanged runs midway through the set, but LMU built a promising 17-10 advantage. However, later in the set, San Francisco responded with two 4-0 runs, edging ahead 21-20. A clutch kill by Sophia Meyers tied the set at 23-23, but the Dons secured the final two points to win 25-23.

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Varsity flag football triumphed over Terra Nova High School with a record-breaking 51-6 win — the team’s largest margin of victory yet — on Wednesday, Oct. 3. The win improved the Panthers record to 4-1 in the Peninsula Athletic League. Burlingame came out aggressive on offense, spearheaded...

The FEI competition at the 2024 Woodside Fall International on October 4-5 produced the first-ever win by Molly Duda and Disco Traveler at four-star, cemented the comeback by Tamie Smith and Kynan with their second victory in a month at three-star, and represented the third two-star win in a row by Gabriella Ringer and Get Wild as well as the fourth blue ribbon this season at either one-star or Modified by Amber Birtcil and Milagro.

As Wilson Prep works toward a second straight 1-A Tar-Roanoke Athletic Conference varsity football crown, the Tigers keep working on what they think can help bring them a greater reward later this fall. Friday night at home against Weldon, the Tigers diversified their offense to go with another dominant, if not airtight, defensive performance in a 52-14 victory that left […] The post Tigers attack Chargers by land and air in 52-14 rout first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.

Chico State picked up their third conference loss in four sets to a tough San Francisco State Gators squad (11-3) in a game that was tighter than the box score may show. The Wildcats struggled in each of the first two sets, but would find their rhythm early into the third set where they also found themselves with a lead for the first time in the game. Freshman setter Claire Nordeen strung together multiple assists which put the wildcats up, 11-6.