The James Logan Courier

By Howard Mintz
San Jose Mercury News(MCT)

SAN JOSE, Calif. — In a legal development that could further fuel the ongoing perjury probe of San Francisco Giants slugger Barry Bonds, a federal appeals court Wednesday ruled that federal investigators can use the names and urine samples of about 100 Major League Baseball players who tested positive for steroids three years ago.

A divided panel of the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected the privacy arguments of the players' union, raising the possibility the names of baseball players who tested positive for steroids in the league's 2003 anonymous testing program could become public as the government continues to probe the fallout from the Balco steroids case.

By Steve Corkran
Contra Costa Times (MCT)

OAKLAND, Calif. — The Raiders' offense Saturday night featured a different quarterback, a backup running back, different players at the guard positions, the third and fifth wide receivers as starters, and a new tight end, as well as a new offensive coordinator.

Anybody else have a suggestion for coach Art Shell? He now has tried just about everything through 15 games. To no avail. Try though they may, each game the Raiders add another inglorious chapter to a season destined to be remembered as the one the offense forgot.


Oakland Raiders defensive tackle Warren Sapp (99) tries to rally the fans during the team's final home game of the season against the Kansas City Chiefs. The Chiefs defeated the Raiders, 20-9, at McAfee Coliseum in Oakland, California, Saturday, December 23, 2006. (Sherry LaVars/Contra Costa Times/MCT)

By Fermin Sierra and Nathanial Lealao, Courier Staff Writer

The James Logan Football teams commemorated the end of the football season with an awards banquet held at Logan last week. The purpose of the Thursday evening event was to congratulate and award the players who participated at every level in the football program.

By Courier Staff Writer, Bobbi Maas

Tuesday evening. Logan’s varsity girls soccer team faced off against Newark Memorial for their first game of the MVAL season.

James Logan’s Varsity boys basketball squad notched their first win of the preseason Wednesday night against Arroyo of San Lorenzo in the first round of Washington Husky Classic basketball tournament, 61-50.