INCH is the first Internet-based hiking group (years before Meetup) started in 1996 by four engineers from Intel. Since that time, they have organized 809 hikes (every Saturday) for over 600 individuals. They track all hikes in every way imaginable on their website (they are engineers after all!). This hiking group is famous with Bay Area hikers as being a hardcore hiking group, averaging 15-20 miles per hike.

Steve Wozniak is the first non-dancer to be known worldwide for his dancing skills.

Ryan Nyquist, from Los Gatos, is a professional BMX rider and is one of the most decorated riders in BMX history. Ryan started riding at age three and competed in his first BMX competition when he was 16-years old. He competed in his first X games in 1997 and by 2003, Nyquist had won every major dirt competition: X Games, Gravity Games, Vans Triple Crown, and the King of Dirt. In 2004 he won the ESPY for Best Action Sports Athlete and is the first and only person I know to appear on the TV Show, MTV Cribs.

The Junior Sharks 12U girl's hockey team defeated the East Coast Wizards in overtime by a score of 1-0 to capture USA Hockey Tier II Girls National Championship. This is the first national title for the Junior Sharks program. In the championship game, Goaltender Laurel Philipp notched the shutout and forward Lexie Anderson scored at 8:54 of the first overtime.

"The entire Sharks organization is thrilled for the Junior Sharks program for this monumental accomplishment," said San Jose Sharks Executive Vice President and General Manager Doug Wilson. This is a moment the girls and their families and friends will never forget."