Indy Origins: John Zant Goes from Daily to Weekly Sportswriter
Our longtime sportswriter reflects on 13-plus of columns after fleeing the ‘News-Press’ in 2007.
Author: John Zant
From the Knicks’ Victory to World Cup Matches and Foresters Baseball, Veteran Sports Journalist is Still a Huge Fan
Finding a lot of places to share the love of sports right here in Santa Barbara.
No. 1 UCLA Baseball Avenges Upset with 15-3 Rout of UCSB
The Gauchos will travel to Cal State Bakersfield to begin a three-game series on Friday.
UCLA’s NCAA-Winning Coach Cori Close Has Close Ties to UC Santa Barbara
Former Gaucho point guard and coaching assistant brings historic victory to the Bruins.
Santa Barbara Snowboarder Competing in Paralympics
Andre Barbieri and his whole family are headed to the Milano Cortina Winter Games.
Harder Stadium to Host U.S–Chile Soccer Match
The Women’s National Team will take center stage on the historically hallowed ground.
Celebrating the Top 150 Athletes in Santa Barbara High History
Honorees include Eddie Mathews (’49), Al Geiberger (’55), and Jesse Orosco (’76).
Dodgers Epic Victory Stirs Memories of Past World Series Wins
The Fall Classics of 1959, 1981, and 1988 had their own ups, downs, and legendary home runs.
The Best and Worst of Times in Munich, 1972
Olympic Pentathlete Jane Frederick recalls those fateful summer Olympic games.
Historic Gaucho Glory Reigned for the 1999-2000 Women’s Basketball Team
Where are they now? Looking back on the NCAA March Madness of 25 years ago.
