Inductees

Jim “Jimbo” Magana is much more than an Antioch Sports Legend. He is really an East County Sports Legend who spent five decades playing, coaching, and teaching in this part of Contra Costa County. He retired from coaching in 2019. Read More “Jim “Jimbo” Magana”

Don Mayjoffo began a 50 year celebrated and distinguished career in assisting the youth of Antioch in 1969 as a Little League coach and administrator. He led his Buccaneers to 7 league titles and twice coached Antioch All-Star teams to Division 4 championships. Read More “Don Mayjoffo, Sr.”

Antioch High School 2000 softball coach Vern Martin described his clutch player, Karly McCormack, as a coach’s dream. “She was exceptional.” Read More “Karly McCormack”

Shot put, wrestling, and offensive line all require strength, power, and athleticism. Angelo Munoz used these abilities at Antioch High School to have an outstanding 1989-1990 athletic season and to become an Antioch Sports Legend. Read More “Angelo Munoz”

Erica Porter shares one record that no one will ever be able to top. The 2002 Deer Valley High graduate was the first Deer Valley woman track and field athlete to qualify for the California State Track & Field Championships in an individual event. Read More “Erica Porter”

When Joey Railey was selected as a team captain of the University of San Francisco baseball team, no one was less surprised than LeRoy Murray. Joey had played for Murray while growing up in Antioch. Read More “Joey Railey”

While compiling a list of athletes who excel in multiple sports, Jennifer Saguindel’s name rose to the top.
When Jennifer heard she was entering the Antioch Sports Hall of Fame, she modestly said it was nice to be nominated and exciting to be selected. Read More “Jennifer Saguindel”

Long before Bill Ayer became a member of this Hall of Fame, he had his own page in the online bible of sports statistics: The College Football Sports Reference website. As a redshirt freshman at Cal in 1990, the linebacker picked up a kickoff and returned it 10 yards. Read More “Bill Ayer”

In track and field Jeff Juhala was a “jack of all trades”. For most of his Antioch High School career he would compete in 3 and sometimes 4 events in every meet. However he really shined in one event, the pole vault. Read More “Jeff Juhala”

Greg DeCristofaro may not have competed in a swim meet, but he is nonetheless a swimming legend at Antioch High School.
Greg, or Coach De as he is better known, oversaw the AHS swim and diving programs from 1971 through 2007. Read More “Greg DeCristofaro”