In Memory of William “Bill” Beasley 1911-2000
1932 St Mary’s Football Team Captain- Mayor of Antioch 1950-1954
In Memory of William “Bill” Beasley June 21, 1911 July 8, 2000
1932 St Mary’s Football Team Captain- Mayor of Antioch 1950-1954
In Memory of William “Bill” Beasley June 21, 1911 July 8, 2000
If you are an alumni of the Antioch Sports Legends or a member of our community, the museum needs your help as a docent for Saturdays or to help out at events. Now in our 11th year, the Antioch Sports Legends is looking for fun volunteers in helping our community serving non-profit. If you think…
Like so many organizations, The Antioch Sports Legends Museum and Program has been impacted by the COVID-19 virus and State/County health guidelines. In March the museum closed, and in May the Mayor’s Cup was canceled and then the unprecedented decisions of canceling the Alumni Golf Tournament and Gala was announced. That being said, we have…
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…
Last Saturday, the Antioch Sports Legends hosted the Inductee and Volunteer Recognition Breakfast at the Antioch Historical Museum. This breakfast recognizes the inductees as well as our valuable volunteers. The Master of Ceremonies was Rick Marchoke and ASL Program Coordinator Tom Lamothe. This year’s volunteers recognized Bill Fraga and Dan Tuck for their selfless dedication…
We’ve just received great news from The Antioch Community Foundation President Keith Archuleta, our $500.00 grant request has been approved! We’re so grateful to be one of the non-profits to have been selected. Thank you President Keith Archuleta and the Antioch Community Foundation Board of Directors! If you are interested in supporting the Antioch Sports…
Rally Rounsaville, remembered as one of Antioch’s greatest athletes and an even greater father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, passed away peacefully surrounded by family on Sept. 24, 2025, at the age of 85. Born in Oklahoma and raised in Antioch, Rally’s athletic gifts shined early. At Antioch High School, he earned All-League honors in baseball and…