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Nick Bosa with the flag plant 😱 The @49ers move to 4-0 after an impressive 31-3 win over the visiting Cleveland Browns. #NFL #49ers @mercnews
Sergio Rivas, a promising young soccer player drafted by the San Jose Earthquakes in January, strolled past the flashing, jangling slot machines in the lobby of Harrah’s Reno, where he is currently living on the 18th floor. The young Mexican-born athlete might seem to be living the high life, were it not for his status as an undocumented immigrant, which has left him with an uncertain future as a professional player. Rivas is a “Dreamer” — part of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, an Obama-era program that protects children who entered the country illegally from deportation. For now, he is allowed to work in the United States legally. But his complicated immigration status clashes with the way Major League Soccer customarily fills its roster slots, and that has limited his ability to play in North America’s top professional division. ✏️ Elliott Almond 📷 @randyvazquezmedia #MLS #Earthquakes #SanJose
A portrait of artist Juan Carlos Araujo in front of a piece by @123klan near downtown San Jose. Araujo is a co-founder of the local chapter of @powwowsanjose, a mural festival that brings artist from around the globe to paint murals throughout the city. @mercnews #SanJose
The last time I photographed Antonio Brown he was at the De La Salle versus Saint Thomas game. Then a member of the Oakland Raiders. Weeks later the pro bowler receiver was released by the organization. #NFL #AntonioBrown
Just trying to be like @luissinco 🙏🏽 while shooting some high school sports. Saint Francis would lost its opener to visiting Corona Del Mar 42-14. The schedule does not get any easier for the Lancers who will be playing De La Salle next week. #highschoolfootball #FridayNightLights
Football always starts with Friday night lights. An image from the De La Salle versus St. Thomas Aquinas game. @mercnews @ebtimes #highschoolfootball