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Mission’s Cinderella story hits midnight
Only for a brief moment did the Mission High School Bears pose a threat to the onslaught by Lincoln High at Kezar Stadium. Down 14-0 at the beginning of the second quarter of the city championship game, junior receiver Julian Milton took a kickoff 79 yards to the Mustangs’ nine. “Touchdown! Touchdown!” his teammates screamed.
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Bay Area Olympians return home to harsh financial reality
As soon as the Rio Olympics were over, synchronized swimmer Mariya Koroleva knew her career was, too. “I came back from Rio with literally zero dollars in my bank account. Pretty much the Olympics left me broke," said the 26-year-old Concord resident, one of the many Bay Area Olympians who must rely on themselves to fund their athletic ambitions.