Class of 2010

If anyone can lay claim to the title of “King of Antioch High” it would have been Jim Coalter in the 1940s. The Student Body President won eight varsity letters, excelling in nearly every sport in which the Panthers fielded teams. Read More “Jim Coalter”

This 1959 Antioch High graduate is still in the black and gold record books – his mark for the 220-yard (now 200-meter) dash has not been topped in five decades. Read More “Mack Enz”

She was the first female AHS athlete to ever qualify for the California Interscholastic Federation Track and Field championships, doing so twice, and went to National AAU Junior Olympic Cross Country Championships. Read More “Shane Felix”

He had a slight physique, but the dominant presence inside Richardson Gym at Antioch High in the mid-1980s was Fred Hunziker, the first California State Wrestling Champion in Panther history. Read More “Fred Hunziker”

The thousands of Antioch youngsters who have been introduced to “America’s Favorite Pastime” in the last five decades owe thanks to Alvin “Kelly” Martin. Read More “Alvin “Kelly” Martin”

Suiting up for the Rose Bowl in 1957 was the culmination of a stellar prep and college football career for this Panther football star. Carl’s Antioch High accomplishments included scoring 13 touchdowns his senior year, part of the 24 he scored as a three-year varsity player during the 1952-1954 seasons. Read More “Carl Maxwell”

The 5’ 9”, 195-pound fullback was top vote-getter in the selection process for the Antioch Ledger’s “Cream of the Crop” 1950-1967 First Team in which Sports Editor Bill Boyer asked 22 prominent local sports experts to select the most outstanding gridiron stars who attended Antioch High from the 1950s through 1967. Read More “Larry Merlini”

Antioch High School named Ron as Co-Athlete of the Year and football MVP as a senior in 1963 but his gridiron skills were evident from an early age. Read More “Ron Morelli”

Jeff played 13 professional seasons in baseball, including appearing in 113 major league games in three seasons for the Chicago Cubs between 1988 and 1990. Read More “Jeff Pico”

A child’s tiny, shamrock-green windbreaker, emblazoned with “Rockets” across the back could have belonged to any Little Leaguer. Read More “Mia Rexroth”