Horseshoe tossing will never rival basketball or football for the most popular sport at San Quentin Prison. However, for Isiah “Zeke” Daniels, the … [Read more...]
San Quentin Giants Went on a Mission to Win
Jeff Dumont pitched seven durable innings and struck out four batters as the San Quentin Giants topped the outside baseball Missions team, 6-3. “I … [Read more...]
San Quentin’s 1,000 Mile Club Coach Takes on Paris Marathon
On April 7, long-time runner and coach of the San Quentin 1,000 Mile Club, Frank Ruona, clocked in a time of 3:47:18 in the annual Paris Marathon. At … [Read more...]
4th Annual Six-Mile Race
On a cool Friday evening, Miguel Quezada finished strong and posted a record-breaking 38:48 time to win San Quentin’s 4th Annual Six Mile Race. “I … [Read more...]
Kings’ Close Win Over Bittermen
As hundreds of prisoners cheered, the San Quentin Kings basketball team produced enough strategic onslaughts to defeat the outside team Bittermen’s, … [Read more...]
The Bittermen Basketball Coach Talks About Playing in Prison
Unity and sportsmanship are key to athletes coming to San Quentin to compete with prisoners, said Ted Saltveit, head coach of The Bittermen basketball … [Read more...]
Kings Start Their Season Opener With a Win Over Bittermen
With composure and a will to be victorious, the San Quentin Kings basketball team made critical fourth-quarter baskets in their season-opener, … [Read more...]
S.Q. Baseball Sophomores Have Positive Outlook
With last season’s baseball behind them, San Quentin’s baseball rookie players feel they now have the expertise with improvements in their game. There … [Read more...]
Kings Plan a Better Attitude this Season
Despite having a winning record last season, the 40 and over San Quentin Kings basketball team looks to build on its talents, and further improve on … [Read more...]
Tryouts Bring Out The Talent
With the baseball season on the horizon, two of San Quentin’s athletes look forward to building discipline, racial respect and integrity. “My … [Read more...]