Sports

Girls volleyball falls to Berkeley in thriller

The city of Oakland and the A's need county support to move ahead with the proposed ballpark.

Piedmont boys win Rough Rider Invitational

Highlanders finish season

Long-standing achievement differences on standardized tests play a role, but bias toward Black students by white teachers does, too.

The UC workforce has a churn problem as about a quarter of the system’s 6,000 lecturers don’t return annually.

Highlanders beat San Leandro, Alhambra

Highlanders battle again

WACC tournament next

New quarterback pays dividends

Highlanders win three WACC matches

Highlanders defeat San Leandro, Arroyo in WACC match

Girls water polo battles league foes

Highlanders down San Leandro for first win

The county has been asked to commit more than $350 million of projected future revenues to the project.

Green space will remain, and housing for students and very low-income residents is planned.

Highlanders play tight match, lose 4-2

Highlanders battle to the end

Stein takes boys varsity title

RB Costa injured in loss

The committee of five, to be appointed by City Council, will review and report on the expenditure of the proceeds of the bonds.

Relatively low pay and little job stability create precarious working conditions and now lecturers are considering a strike.

The deal includes pay increases and a lower threshold for healthcare eligibility.

Two groups are suing the university over the project.

Short-handed Highlanders fall at Templeton

Highlanders beat Tennyson, lose to O'Dowd

Highlanders rout Lick-Wilmerding, Castro Valley

Highlanders battle short-handed

Lawmakers, students, and university officials have different positions on how many out-of-state students the UC should enroll.

Piedmont defeats Newark Memorial, falls to Berkeley

Fisher leads team with 49

Highlanders put up good fight against Trojans

Highlanders beat Hayward, San Leandro

Under a California law passed in 2019, high school and middle school schedules must shift to a later start from 2022.

The governor has until Oct. 10 to decide whether to sign bill passed unanimously by the Legislature.

Brews, brats, music and more to be featured at inaugural event to benefit Piedmont athletics. Due to COVID restrictions, tickets are limited.

The state will provide $500 million toward affordable student housing this year and possibly up to $2 billion in future years. Experts say it’s “a drop in the bucket.”

Beginner and Advanced Beginner classes are taught by a PPR certified pro.

Highlanders come up short in opener

Alameda scores 6-1 victory

Highlanders open season with victory

Highlanders open season with strong tournament

Highlanders shine at San Francisco Invitational

A recent negative test is not acceptable for entry, and masks are also required for all.

The Eat. Learn. Play. Bus aims to provide nutritious meals, groceries, books and more to Oakland children and families.

Highlanders get ready for season

Piedmont wins four after dropping opener

Highlanders continuing to build

Ballpark workers won their last contract in 2013 after a one-day strike.

The Fair Pay to Play act was signed in 2019 and originally slated to go into effect in 2023.

In the Bay Area, the 49ers play their first regular season home game against the Green Bay Packers on Sept. 26.

The union representing the workers said indoor mask mandates and social distancing protocols aren't being enforced, as promised.

Piedmont beats Lick-Wilmerding

Highlanders should be strong

Highlanders building depth

Game not likely to be made up

The university must redo an environmental impact report for new construction on the north side of campus.

10U Tigers win two tournaments.

Highlanders have talent, depth

Highlanders team should be strong in league

Numbers down despite undefeated season

Oakland Coliseum development project is under investigation by same state agency that cited for Anaheim and San Diego arenas for skimping on housing.

Summer tournament scheduled for Modesto Christian High School

2021 season ends with rematch of 2017 finals

Baja Bombers take on Muffintops

Fall sports ramping up

Trost, Saunders participate

Payne, Popa help win rowing events

Return of softball in 2021 enjoyed by players after Covid year off in 2020

City councilmembers on July 20 directed city staff to negotiate with the African American Sports and Entertainment Group, which wants to bring affordable housing, retail business and new jobs to…

Girls and kids who identify as non-binary don't often have the same access to sports like football, says Eva Phalen about why the newest Rec Dept offering has been so…

The team and the city of Oakland need to come together around affordable housing, a community benefits fund, and the structure of the financial deal.

Six of eight councilmembers voted "yes" on Oakland's proposed financial plan for a new stadium complex, but A's President Dave Kaval said the city's current proposal still falls short.

The A's and the city of Oakland still disagree on three issues around the team's proposed ballpark at Howard Terminal.

One more session left in this free pilot program

Players have fun while attempting to avoid serious injuries

Five teams get back on the field

'Try (it) Out Tuesdays' offers girls ages 5 to 12 the opportunity to try various hands-on activities for a variety of sports.

A non-relocation agreement, affordable housing, and traffic concerns were among the sources of disagreement between the A's and the city.

Play will be available every day of the week at the middle school, with designated courts for beginner and advanced beginner players.

There's still time to sign kids up for track/x-country conditioning, Summer Camp, and a new sports program for 5-12 year-old girls.

With the NCAA no longer banning athlete compensation, advocates are pushing to speed up the implementation of a new California law that allows college athletes to sign paid endorsement deals.

The decision could also prompt states and Congress to act on bills that would enable athletes to make money from their names and images, personal appearances, social media engagement, and…

Professional basketball and soccer could be in East Oakland soon, and plans for college basketball are already underway.

Baseball and softball seasons come to an end

Six standout athletes whose talents graced the courts and fields of PHS throughout the decades will be honored at the annual event next winter.

The African American Sports & Entertainment Group is in negotiations with the Oakland-Alameda Joint Powers Authority and has submitted a term sheet to the city.

Piedmont fencer has high hopes

Piedmont baseball player excited to continue career

Highlanders fall to Bishop O'Dowd, Alameda

Highlanders win after honoring Johnson

Highlanders happy to get on field

Boys, girls work together to improve

The event featured girls from around the East Bay and is a way to identify players for U.S. national teams.

14 pursue their sport at the next level

Grab a glove and come cheer on PBSF's 8U/9U overlay teams as they El Cerrito, Moraga & Orinda's All-Stars.

Highlanders outscore opponents 35-5

Highlanders beat Bishop O'Dowd

Highlanders end WACC tournament with win over Alameda

Highlanders now 13-3

Softball and baseball games featured

Young team improving with each match

Big win against Dublin

Alameda wins title, Castro Valley comes in second

Castro Valley wins, Alameda second

Piedmont routs Washington, falls to Miramonte

Piedmont High position had been part-time during the pandemic

Highlanders beat Castro Valley in return from positive Covid test

Victories over Alhambra and Encinal

Piedmont gets 25 apiece from Johnson, Zamora

Piedmont star looking for family atmosphere

Highlanders undefeated, unscored on

Piedmont now 3-1-1 after win over Castro Valley

Positive test leads to 10-day quarantine

Softball and baseball fun

New settlement keeps UC from using SAT or ACT in admissions or scholarship decisions through 2025. UC has no plans to use them beyond that.

The letter comes just days after MLB told the Oakland A's to look for another city to play while pursuing a waterfront park in Oakland.

Mustang baseball in mid-season form

Highlanders undefeated so far

Wins over Alameda and O'Dowd

Organization points to slow pace of discussions with the City of Oakland and other stakeholders around a proposed new stadium on the Oakland waterfront.

Young team has talent

Victories over Alameda. Cal High, and Hayward

Young team ready to play

Standout reaches milestone in win over Alameda

Young Piedmont team all about development

Roster filled with returnees

Mustang season in full swing

Highlanders view season as a warmup

Delayed season opens for Highlanders

Defending NCS chanps off to strong start

Talented team starts season with two wins

Highlanders down Castro Valley to end season

Highlanders beat Berkeley, Castro Valley by same 4-3 score

Highlanders complete season with thrilling win

Piedmont loses 1-0 in pitchers duel

Free event for all rising 1st thru rising 6th grade girls who want to give lacrosse a try | May 28 from 4 - 6 p.m.

Exciting game ends 13-11

Track and field championships held

Season concludes versus University

Edel and Jumper grab third in girls' doubles

Highlanders beat Northgate, fall to Campolindo

12-3 record heading into season-ending showdown with St Marys

Saturday was "hatch day" for UC Berkeley's resident peregrine falcons' newest brood and a livestream with open Q&A helped capture the moment.

2-2 start to 2021 season

Highlanders edge Kennedy 14-12

Highlanders off to 6-0 start to the season.

Piedmont star is dominating on the field.

Derr leads win over Encinal, Levinson throws complete game against Castro Valley

Highlanders now 4-0, finish at home Friday

Bronco baseball games featured

Highlanders fall to Cal High, Monte Vista

Piedmont drops just one match against Alameda, loses to O'Dowd

Win comes after tough loss to Mt Eden

A coalition of around two dozen community organizations says they need more time to fully examine the 6,000-page environmental impact report.

Piedmont's “nemesis” has deep team

Piedmont track, tennis get extended seasons

As athletes at all levels resume their sports, what risks do their hearts carry if they’ve had covid? Initial data shows the risk may be low but still possibly deadly.

Aikawa hits go-ahead home run to beat St. Joe's

Ceremonies will be outside, probably in shifts, on a sports field with bleachers, or like Fresno and Natomas, in a big pavilion and minor league ballpark.

Football shuts out Berkeley, 33-0

The pilot program will expand to include all students in grades 6 to 12 after spring break.

Pony and Mustang games

Edel gets win filling in at No. 1

Highlanders top De La Salle, Berkeley, and O'Dowd

Never mind the loss -- a crushing 8-1 against the Houston Astros -- A's fans were elated to be back at the Coliseum for Thursday's covid-era opener.

Highlanders beat Berkeley, fall to Carondelet

Comeback from 12-1 deficit in game 1

Highlanders beat St Mary's, San Lorenzo, Encinal and Hayward

Highlanders now 2-0, face Berkeley next

Softball and baseball games going full swing

The students will be part of an educational cohort aimed at building group identity and easing the transition to a big university.

Competitive matches against league rivals

Piedmont sweeps late matches for win

Derr walk-off, Barna and Levinson mound gems the highlights

Cain runs for winning score versus Castro Valley

Opening weekend games

Piedmont team hoping to grow

Highlanders lose close game to Albany

Tennis star heading to Berkeley in the fall

After more than a year away from the indoor court, players are eager to resume with hopes of another NCS championship.

With three to five community members plus representation from the Rec Commission, the committee will advise design and construction process.

Millions of young athletes are getting out on fields and courts, but pandemic precautions and delays are spurring conflicts among parents, coaches and doctors.

No playoffs? No problem!

Highlanders lose to University, beat Berkeley

The familiar sound of the crack of the bat filled the air around town last weekend

New guidelines for indoor sports also announced

More than 700,000 students at California’s public colleges and universities currently receive Pell Grants.

A limited number of fans will be able to attend baseball games in person, according to new state guidelines.

Cross country underway; more coming

Council also asked to consider reopening the old pool temporarily

Planning for the complex is in its fifth year. A final decision on approval will be made by Oakland city and port authorities.

Running program provides girls with community and exercise in a year that has been marked by isolation.

The high school mountain bike club aims to raise funds for a team trailer, which will be dedicated to team coach Lynden McLaughlan who died unexpectedly in 2019.

Oakland resident Vendegna preaches the game

Guidelines mean sports may start up at PHS, although the Alameda County Public Health Department could maintain tighter restrictions.

Alameda County one of 27 counties that already meet the state's caseload threshold to reopen outdoor youth sports.

Proposal is among several recommended by an education task force to help California's post-pandemic recovery -- also proposed: more diverse faculty and staff and early college access.

Howard Terminal stadium project dispute continues, as A's say Oakland City Council must weigh in soon.

Track begins workouts, other sports to follow

Courts open at parks, middle school; possible need for reservation system going forward

PHS athletic director Bradley Smet hosted an informational meeting on Feb 1.

Piedmont sophomore swimmer sets his dreams high

Owner since 1985, John Tierney has spent some $700,000 out-of-pocket since the shutdown and simply can't continue.

Online registration now in use

Piedmont football star will play for the Lords

As pandemic shutdowns intensify, more than a third of jobs in three California industries that rely on events — sports, performing arts and catering — have already disappeared.

Soccer standout says school fits her

December 19 game was the team's fourth cancellation this season and the last scheduled game of the regular season.

According to new guidelines, more than two dozen sports and exercise activities are allowed in the most-restrictive "purple" tier, which is Alameda Cty's.

Piedmont pitcher says Macalester the right school

State governing body pushes start of practice back to January

The ownership group still owes nearly $50 million to Oakland and Alameda County for arena renovations.

The county's new guidelines followed a significant jump in cases and include a ban on contact sports until at least Dec 21.

Longtime Piedmont coach a fixture on field

Piedmont boys lacrosse star selects Kenyon College

When normally 3,000 participants would be running the course on Thanksgiving Day, this year involves spotting sponsored signs around town, and doing any 5K that appeals.

The Field will be closed to the community from 3 p.m. - 9 p.m. weekdays.

From June-Oct, Cal has reported 20 positive COVID results out of 3,547 tests of student athletes.

Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program (BORP) provides people with physical disabilities a venue for adaptive exercise, even amid COVID.

Not everyone is unhappy about the departure of the A's storied executive.

Fitness and conditioning starting soon. All inquiries welcome.

He played second base and helped Cincinnati win the World Series in 1975 and 1976.

Piedmont catcher headed to Hawaii as pitcher

Board to vote on approval Wednesday

California kid heading to Minnesota

Oakland’s history of rebellion and African American activism — coupled with decades of loyal sports fandom — make the city a natural to host.

MLB finishes shortened regular season and moves on to expanded post-season

USC Division I water polo athlete Henry Saunders says vote YES on Measure UU to keep important water sports robust.

Team officials cited economic fallout and uncertainty from the novel coronavirus pandemic for the decision.

The franchise has fully embraced the city of Oakland at a time when it’s been deserted by the Raiders and Warriors. Roots’ slogan is “Oakland first, always.”

Not one NFL team is owned by an African American, while more than 70 percent of the NFL's players are African American.

Classes start week of September 15

Are you? Are you sure? Are you really sure?

Piedmont will work with league on resumption of games in 2021

Athletes using their prestige

High school sports remain on hold, but high school athletic support group looks forward.

City must weigh costs of reopening pool with needs of the community who face several dry years until a new pool is built, should the bond measure pass.

New county health order allows more activities

Bay Area product now one of NBA's best

Piedmont High will search for part-time replacement

Officials also said they would consider a return of postponed sports in spring 2021 if conditions improve.

Questions abound throughout the country

No preseason and delayed camps, but regular season a go for now

The combative, litigious, and often successful sports executive (and Piedmont resident) would do just about anything to win.

Athletic director heading to California High due to reduction in PHS position

Although some college leagues have canceled their fall seasons, schools with big athletic programs are still hoping for a partial return to the gridiron and the hardwood.

Soccer standout preparing for UCSB

League re-starts season on July 30

First games played, but outbreak in Miami doesn't bode well

Piedmont graduate continues career at Las Positas

The Bay Area is one of 17 finalists in the U.S. competing for hosting rights.

Fall sports tentatively pushed into winter, winter sports into spring

High School fall sports is on hold in California until at least December. When sports resume, there will likely be a two-season system combining winter and spring sports.

Former Piedmont High ace looking to transfer

District facing budget cuts, uncertain future for sports

Ozsoy headed to Savannah College of Art and Design

Fencing, field hockey and sailing are among the sports being cut due to a growing budget deficit.

Don't bet on it yet; leagues have many hurdles to clear

Cutouts are $49 each for A’s Access members, $89 each for general fans, or $129 for a Foul Ball Zone cutout.

Swimmers ask to reopen leaky pool in the short-term even with financial drain -- and urge for a bond measure to pay for a new, sustainable facility.

The community faces a stark decision - to invest in a new pool or phase out aquatics operations entirely. 

Piedmont standout no stranger to traveling

Coach building participation, quality of youth and high school teams

Piedmont track star will compete for Brandeis

Recent Piedmont High graduate loves team element

Piedmont High golf coach shares his love of the game

Soccer standout looking forward to college

Some areas around Witter will remain closed until the District develops plans and schedules to sanitize facilities for safe use.

Piedmont tennis coach loves it on the court

Teamwork the same in car design and sports

Four seniors given warm send-off

Baseball coach wasn't looking to go into coaching

Sign up today for REC soccer (U6-U19), contact us to explore COMP roster spots -- Let’s play!

Longtime multi-sport coach keeps working for his players

With social distancing rules in place, the courts will now be open M, W, F, Sa, Su from 10am-2pm.

Piedmont lacrosse coach learned on the job

Piedmont track/cross country coach celebrates the good times

Nineteen athletes are going on to play at the next level.

Preparing for Oregon after lost senior season

Barnes, Rubinson, and Spanier get warm send-off

Coach Christine Chapon inspires students from all walks of life to excel.

Piedmont assistant baseball coach hitting the beach

Piedmonter Christine Chapon is Run for a Better Oakland's head coach and raises scholarship money for runners.

Movie fan sees real life shut down final HS season

Declining state revenues already forcing cuts

Piedmont athlete accepts end of high school career

Piedmont junior keeping in shape on dry land

City requests players make reservations

With fewer spots for NCAA student athletes and little opportunity to impress scouts, many high school students could head for community colleges.

Club in limbo, like all youth sports

Piedmont junior keeps busy during lockdown

Senior lacrosse star is headed to the Coast Guard

Skyline club shut down during pandemic

PBSF season canceled; hopes for clinics during summer

Basketball star saw return to softball cut short

Bay Area golf courses can resume operations as long as they enforce physical distancing.

Piedmont High grad gets creative with weightlifting set

Piedmont junior was in first year with squad

Piedmont track stays in touch

Piedmont sophomore was looking for big year

Piedmont lineman misses out on saying goodbye

Piedmont softball player now has lost most of two seasons

Piedmont senior off to Indiana in the fall

The Oakland Marathon team is sponsoring a virtual fun run to help the Alameda County Community Food Bank.

Piedmont swimmer just getting the hang of new sport

Piedmont tennis player makes best of senior spring

Piedmont slugger wants chance to play again before heading to college

Senior making best of it after lacrosse season suspended

Piedmont senior was looking forward to final season

Piedmont boys lacrosse goaltender trying to work through lost senior season

Move appeared inevitable with schools closed

Senior leads boys basketball to first NCS title in school history

A coalition of shipping, trucking and steel companies are advocating for preserving Oakland's working waterfront and keeping the A's at their current Coliseum site.

Sweep of Hornets preceeds suspension of season

Highlanders lose 12-3 before season suspended

Spread of virus shuts everything down; unclear if/when sports resume

No access will be permitted to the field house, track, or football, baseball and softball fields until further notice.

Anne Hauss Davies shares her thoughts on a historic season

Highlanders rally to take late lead before falling in bottom of 7th

Highlanders fall behind early, battle throughout

Young team continues strong start

Highlanders have one of their deepest teams in years

Highlanders down Redwood for second win of 2020

$455,000 was raised in record time, with a 95% participation rate, funding significant improvements and renovations.

Highlanders have 70 girls and boys on roster

Highlanders have 11 freshmen on varsity squad

Highlanders off to strong start in 2020

#13 seed Highlanders lose in overtime to #4 seed

Highlanders will be strong, looking to repeat NCS title

Defending NCS champs have lots of new faces

Highlanders win four-team match

Highlanders draw tough first-round opponent

Highlanders fall behind early, rally for win over St. Mary's

Things were different in 1929, but the Highlanders were very good then, too.

Strong pitching and defense and timely hitting overcome rival St Marys

Highlanders looking to defend league title

12th seeded Highlanders fall in NCS semifinals

Highlanders down University; face St Mary's in championship

Registration ongoing through Piedmont Rec Department

Young team bodes well for Piedmont soccer

Cardinal Newman prevails, 1-0

University-SF next in NCS semi-finals on February 26

#1 seed Cardinal Newman up next on February 25

Highlanders fall in second round of playoffs; season possibly over

Six seniors honored in pre-game ceremony

#4 seed Lick-Wilmerding up next on February 22

#1 seed Cardinal Newman next on February 22

Highlanders use 19-0 run early to put Ygnacio Valley away

Boys basketball earns top seed in Division 4; boys soccer to open at home; girls basketball and soccer start on the road

Sawyers scores 16 in fourth quarter for Pirates: NCS next for Piedmont

Highlanders end regular season on high note, win 20th game; NCS next

NCS playoffs start at Kezar Stadium in SF on February 19

Highlanders wait to hear about NCS playoffs

NCS playoffs start next week

Highlanders take control early and hold on for win

Seniors shine in last regular-season home game; playoffs start next week

Interim coach from 2019 will continue with program

Event brings out stars with their families and friends.

Highlanders come back from big deficit

Regular season concludes on February 13 with home game against Tennyson

Regular season ends on Friday with senior night game against Berkeley

Highlanders turn up defensive pressure in second half

Highlanders down Castro Valley on the road

High school soccer fans are all invited to celebrate the graduating seniors at their last home game of the season.

Dragons win rematch after epic first meeting

Highlanders beat Mt Eden, Head-Royce

Highlanders break game open in second half

Tight game against Arroyo ends 3-3

San Leandro takes advantage of short-handed Highlanders

Alameda wins 5-3

Highlanders rally to force extra period against Alameda

Highlanders win rare laugher on the road

Highlanders down Arroyo, 2-1

Highlanders pull out close games against Berkeley and San Lorenzo

Highlanders seek league win after three straight draws

Highlanders edge St Francis a day after dominating Berkeley

Highlanders improve to 17-2; big game against San Leandro on Jan 29

Looking to get each other's goat, the losing side will have to name a new goat kid at their local zoo after the winning team's quarterback.

Highlanders hit century mark in win

Highlanders shut out Hayward and San Lorenzo

Two-game win streak ended

Win lifts Highlanders back to .500 mark

Highlanders take control in third quarter

Highlanders beat Castro Valley

Strong all-field play for the Highlanders

Highlanders down to seven players

2-2 draw against big rivals

Highlanders lose heartbreaker on Jan. 15

Tennyson up next on WACC schedule

Highlanders beat Mt. Eden, Acalanes; Bishop O'Dowd next

Highlanders beat Mt. Eden

Highlanders get one shot on goal in 3-1 Loss

Highlanders sweep pair at Cardinal Newman Shootout

Highlanders go 4-0 at McQueen Elite Challenge

Guard nets 33 to lead Piedmont.

Highlanders fall 1-0 on late free kick

Wet day doesn't dampen big turnout

Piedmont Sports Hall of Fame honors Jeremy George, ’09; Heather Gibson, ’98; Greg Lee, ’99; Matt McGrath, ’88; Brendan Newland, ’07; Morris Nunes, ’06; and Arlyn Upshaw, ’12.

To date, approximately $440,000 has been raised for renovations and improvements of the Vista Ave. tennis courts.

Highlanders go 2-1 in home tournament

Highlander twins clinch victory at the free throw line

Highlanders rout Santa Clara for title; Barrett MVP

Highlanders stay with tough league opponent

Highlanders dominate Deer Valley from opening tip

Once the team started connecting their passes, the offensive onslaught began.

Highlanders notch first win of the season

Interim coach Johnson among candidates

For kids who love basketball and want to continue playing at a higher level

Highlanders fall to nemesis Branson in final

Highlanders start season with strong performances

Hard-fought game ends in 3-0 defeat

Fun for all in student-run event

Emily Fitzgerald nets 2 goals in first win of the season

Team shows positives in 3-1 defeat

Highlander senior concludes stellar cross country season

Highlanders hammer Ygnacio Valley

Highlanders return strong group

Highlanders have talent, questions heading into season

Zalewski second; girls team qualifies for state

Highlanders Hoping to Repeat 2018-19 Success

Piedmont doubles team caps senior season with section championship

Longtime Piedmont resident and Cal fan Cameron Wolfe shares the scoop -- and some vintage images.

Team has new coach, familiar feel, high expectations

Highlanders outperform expectations, show improvement during season

Zalewski ready to crown cross country career

Highlanders fall in second round of NCS playoffs

McEfee, Call reach WACC doubles finals; NCS up next

Zalewski wins league title; Highlanders girls second, boys third

Highlanders beat Encinal; face third-seeded Northgate next

Highlanders struggle, look to future

Highlanders lose in third place game of WCAL tournament

#6 seed in NCS; face Encinal in first round

Highlanders prepare for postseason

Overtime loss closes 3-7 season; Highlanders looking to future

Chance for parents of PHS grads to support athletic programs

Highlanders will play Alameda for third place

Highlanders beat Bishop O'Dowd, fall to Encinal

Highlanders wind down regular season, prepare for NCS

Highlanders split final two regular season matches

Highlander girls win division at one of top meets in nation

Highlanders beat Mt. Eden, fall to Berkeley

Highlanders fall to Berkeley as injuries mount

JV game at 4 p.m., tailgate at 5:30 p.m., and Varsity game at 7 p.m.

Need help outfitting your family for the snow this season? Don't miss this opportunity at 799 Magnolia Avenue in Piedmont, 10-2 on Nov 2.

Calling all pickleball aficionados, here is the schedule for the coming weeks.

Highlanders avenge earlier loss

Highlanders play three consecutive days

Team gets chance to run on WACL, NCS course

Highlanders down Lick-Wilmerding

Highlanders cruise to nonleague win

Suggested 'modest' pickleball adjustments could be enacted in November.

Zalewski takes second in her division to lead Highlanders

Piedmont continues play in West Alameda County League

Highlanders football drops to 0-2 in WACL play

WACC tournament ends successful campaign

Highlanders win all three games

Before the first match of the season, coach Howard Oliver set an ambitious goal for the team: “We want one or more scores in the 40’s, and none in the…

A generous donor to the new Corey Reich Tennis Center, the PLTC relished the opportunity to put the courts to use.

For boy or girl players with birthdays between Sept 1, 2013 and Aug 31, 2015.

Highlanders sweep weeks' matches again

Offense plays well in loss

Setting up a possible conflict with tennis usage, requests include more courts, playing time, lockers, and a reservation system.

Former PHS football coach talks to the Exedra about growing up in Piedmont, the famous A-11 offense, and his new gig as coach of the Oakland Panthers.

Oakland faces Tampa Bay on October 2

The legislation targets NCAA rules that do not allow student athletes to earn compensation from their association with college sports.

As fans get excited about the A's wild card playoff game, the city works to block the sale of shares of the complex to the team; saying affordable housing needs…

Highlanders beat Tennyson, lose to Berkeley

Girls team takes second in division; Boys finish 21st

Two more league matches before league tournament on October 14

A new state law letting NCAA athletes strike endorsement deals has been signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom. But what does that mean in the short term?

Highlanders beat San Leandro and Encinal

Highlanders jump on top early, cruise to 14-5 win

Highlanders rally but come up short in final home match of regular season

Highlanders play well but can't hold on against Yellowjackets

Highlanders improve to 3-2 with win in San Francisco

Highlanders now 2-1 in league

More league matches coming up this week

Highlanders recover late after falling behind Alameda

Highlanders lose to Acalanes, Alameda

Warren Joseph Middleton coached in Piedmont from 2007 - 2010.

Piedmont-Oakland Tech team starts fall season

Highlanders show some resilience in second half after rough first half

Lady Highlanders fight hard on the road

Highlanders fall to Miramonte, Bishop O'Dowd

Highlanders take 4th place at California Classic

The former Santa Clara County Superior Court judge was recalled by voters following a highly contentious sexual assault case.

Former NFL player and Oakland native Marshawn Lynch will bring the Oakland Panthers to the Oakland Arena in spring 2020.

Witter field game against Salesian at 7 pm on September 13

Highlanders finish third in four-team match

A win-win for the city and schools.

Highlanders improve to 2-1 with big win

Highlander girls finish second at Lowell Invitational

Boosters invites parents of graduates to get back in touch with PHS athletics and re-connect with friends at high school athletic events.

Sunday mornings at Linda Beach playfield, a group of women have been lacing up their cleats and having fun for the last 30 years.

At Witter Field. JV game (4:00 pm); Varsity game (7:00 pm). Burritos, tacos, merch, and more.

Highlanders hold on to down Rodriguez; Menlo School next

The team was founded by a group of local soccer fans who started working on a way to bring a team to Oakland in 2016.

Photos from the start-of-season

Competitive games against powerhouse Redwood

5 Co-Ed Divisions for kids age 5-15

Emily Adams paces Highlanders, shooting 47

Highlanders shut out by Acalanes, fall to Lick-Wilmerding

Mooney returns to coach; looks to build program back up

Cal's crop of 9,000 new students -- and the fact that she has helped tackle a $150,000 structural budget deficit, are among reasons for optimism.

Passionate about swimming? Want to be a lifeguard or swim instructor (starting @ $14/hour)? Don't miss these opportunities.

Ribbon cutting and youth clinic highlight well-attended event

60 runners on the boys' and girls' teams

Piedmont girls have eyes on NCS berth

Greening scores first professional goal

Highlanders ready to open season on Friday

New coach sees great potential

Piedmont will have experienced team

Young team has high hopes

Saunders looks to continue tradition

Calling all pickleball aficionados -- don't miss this week's fun and games.

Beach Bums repeat as Champs

The community is invited to the CRTC grand opening on Saturday, August 24. Donations continue to be accepted.

Three wins in a one day to take the Millbrae Invitational

Trotman leaves for professional opportunity; Johnson named interim coach

The arena's first event is scheduled for Sept. 6, when the rock band Metallica and the San Francisco Symphony will perform.

Rising senior competing at national level

Tryouts are being held the week of August 19 at the Piedmont Community Pool.

Former Piedmont star now playing overseas

Former Piedmont catcher now a pro in Sioux Falls, SD

Camps continue this week and July 22-26 and July 29-August 2. Both beginners and experienced players welcome.

The bill would provide the most benefit to women, walk-on players and those playing in less high-profile sports and schools.

Madigan was an innovator and motivator who turned the football program at a small East Bay college into a national sensation in the 1920s and ’30s.

Another year of fun ... and trying to avoid hamstring pulls.

Laying the groundwork for financing, authority and direction in order to keep the team local.

The gift will be used to renovate the football locker room and to create a scholarship for athletes transferring from a junior college.

JV coach elevated to replace Mike Hudson, who led Piedmont to NCS playoff berths in each of his two seasons as head coach.