Local Athlete Spotlight

It’s official: A North Bay teenager who’s already made it into the skateboarding record books has locked in her spot in the Paris Olympics.

Two of the men competing for Team USA in fencing at the Paris Olympics hail from San Francisco.

Stanford University graduate Harrison Williams is hoping to punch his ticket to the Paris Olympics in what’s considered the most grueling event: the decathlon.

Two-time Olympians and former Cal swimmers Abbey Weitzel and Ryan Murphy are hoping to punch their tickets to their third consecutive Olympics.

Competing in her first marathon, Davis native and Stanford graduate Fiona O’Keeffe qualified for the Paris Olympics in record time.

Get to know Northern California’s Chelsea Gray as she takes on our rapid fire questions! She grew up learning how to play in the Bay Area. Gray is now in her 10th year in the WNBA and going full speed ahead.

Former Stanford basketball player Isa Silva is working to make Mexico’s national team.

Canadian hammer thrower Camryn Rogers, who trains at Cal, has her sights set on Paris.

Get to know San Anselmo brothers Quinn and Dylan Woodhead as they take on our rapid fire questions! The siblings have competed together their entire lives. They want to make Paris a family affair, hoping both will make the men’s Olympic roster.

The worlds of water polo, hip-hop and social media have collided in a heartwarming way.

A Bay Area sailor is hoping to make waves in Paris.

USA Basketball managing director Grant Hill says Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry was “almost giddy” when he got the news he would be on the roster for the Paris Olympics.

Get to know athlete Daniela Moroz in 60 seconds! Moroz, who is competing in her first Olympics this summer in Paris, takes on our rapid fire questions!