Ryan Sharp and Savion Webb are among Richmond’s incoming freshmen who are getting used to the rigors of high school football practices this month. Sharp and Webb are doing so by attending Richmond’s team camp sessions.
Orrick varsity 8-man football coach Matt O’Dell brought back an old drill Monday as he and his staff continued to prep the Bearcats for their 2025 season. To conclude the day’s activities, O’Dell had the Bearcats run through “the circle drill.” The drill works like this: A player lines up on defense.
to PRO High heat, drop kicks, random observations and points that amuse are all part of the wide, wide world of sports at the community and national levels. Some recent good news got me to thinking about pickleball again.
When Bay Area needed to score touchdowns Monday night against San Diego, the Panthers turned to Richmond graduate Trevon Alexander. Alexander scored five touchdowns during the Panthers’ 46-38 Indoor Football League loss to the Strike Force in Front Wave Arena.
to PRO High heat, drop kicks, random observations and points that amuse are all part of the wide, wide world of sports at the community and national levels. My orthopedic surgeon must’ve put in a new attitude when he put in my new hip.
Lucas Walker and his Orrick varsity eight-man football teammates continued learning new offensive and defensive systems this week. They did so during a three-day team camp.
The Spartans “kind of got blessed” Monday for their first day of team camp, according to Richmond varsity 11-man football coach Nick Persell. “The weather’s not too bad,” Persell said on the team’s practice field.