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Haight Ashbury Neighborhood Council recycling center remains, but eviction is pending

By: Andrea Koskey 12/06/12 5:00 AM
The recycling center and nursery next to Kezar Stadium will still be evicted, but when exactly is unknown. An eviction notice was given to the Haight Ashbury Neighborhood Council’s recycling site Nov. 29. By law, the center and native plant nursery had until Wednesday to voluntarily pack up and move out of Golden Gate Park, according to Sheriff’s Department spokeswoman Kathy Gorwood. But that did not happen. Read More

McKee finds deja vu in Kezar Lacrosse appearance

By: Jeremy Balan 10/21/12 7:29 PM
Will McKee has played at Kezar Stadium more times than he can remember. Playing football, lacrosse and soccer in four years at St. Ignatius Prep, big games were always at Kezar, but he didn’t wear the familiar red, white and blue uniform in his final appearance at the iconic stadium. Read More

State high court denies recyling center’s request to review eviction

By: Andrea Koskey 09/16/12 7:33 PM
California’s Supreme Court has denied the Haight-Ashbury Neighborhood Council’s request to review the eviction of its recycling center, essentially ending the 40-year-old organization’s fight to stay in its home near Kezar Stadium. Read More

Historic game between St. Ignatius, Sacred Heart lacks proper host

By: Jeremy Balan 11/29/11 12:03 AM
Kezar Stadium
In the afterglow of St. Ignatius’ shocking win over Valley Christian in the Central Coast Section semifinals on Saturday, there was a collective feeling of confusion from many who follow high school sports in San Francisco. An unprecedented matchup of venerable city rivals Sacred Heart Cathedral and St. Ignatius in the Division III CCS championship will be played in ... Pacifica? Read More

Gutsy call leads Gateway to BCL Central soccer crown

By: Jeremy Balan 10/28/11 4:00 AM
Gateway
Before every game, Gateway High School’s boys’ soccer coach Joe Killmaier makes a gut decision.His best player, senior Fauris Franco, can be equally impactful as a goal-scoring forward and a goal-stopping keeper. In the Bay Counties League Central championship game against International, Killmaier put him in net, and the decision payed off in the Gators’ 3-1 win to clinch their second consecutive league title on Thursday at Kezar Stadium. Read More

Mission holds Galileo to 85 yards of offense in rout

By: Jeremy Balan 10/21/11 4:00 AM
Dominance is a term bandied about in sports, but no other word better describes what Mission High School’s defense did to Galileo on Thursday. The Bears held Galileo to 85 total yards, forced eight turnovers and returned three interceptions for touchdowns in a 66-6 Academic Athletic Association win at Kezar Stadium. Read More

Sacred Heart Cathedral, St. Ignatius renew ancient football rivalry

By: Jeremy Balan 10/20/11 4:00 AM
The players may change on the field year-to-year, but the storyline stays the same. It’s the Bruce-Mahoney game — enough said. This year’s edition of the 118-year-old rivalry is scheduled for Friday night at Kezar Stadium and is not short on subplots, with Sacred Heart Cathedral needing only one more win for a Central Coast Section playoff berth and St. Ignatius also seeking crucial CCS points. Read More

Washington, Lowell football rivalry thrives under the lights

By: Jeremy Balan 09/29/11 4:00 AM
For both Lowell and Washington, nonleague play provided extreme highs and lows, making the first rivalry game of the season that much more intriguing. The two teams meet annually for the Battle of the Birds, in the only Academic Athletic Association night game of the season. This year’s meeting will open the AAA season at Kezar Stadium on Friday night. Read More

Stanford football not ready to rest on its laurels

By: Richard Paolinelli 03/28/11 11:15 PM
The Stanford football team caught its first break of the 2011 season with the weather Monday, as new coach David Shaw was able to watch his squad practice in near-perfect conditions. The Cardinal will need plenty more breaks to go their way if they plan on duplicating their 12-1 campaign from last year that was capped by an impressive 40-12 win over Virginia Tech in the Orange Bowl. Read More

Garden replacing Haight-Ashbury recycling center

By: Kamala Kelkar 12/02/10 11:16 PM
A Haight-Ashbury recycling center that started 36 years ago as a community activism project on an asphalt parking lot in Golden Gate Park can expect a 90-day eviction notice today. After two hours of public outcry both supporting and opposing the closure of the center next to Kezar Stadium to make way for community-garden plots and a pedestrian plaza, the Recreation and Park Commission unanimously voted in favor of the change Thursday. Read More
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