Girl's Cross Country Preview: Grizzlies see numbers rise to record highs
The last two seasons, P.V. didn’t have enough girls to place as a team at league finals — at least five runners are required to record a score — but this year Reyes and assistant head coach Christina Guerrero have the tough task of picking a starting seven.
SLV returns to form following spring break hiatus | High school softball
San Lorenzo Valley’s softball team returned to the diamond Tuesday afternoon following a much-needed spring break this past week.
It took little to no time for senior Angie Fulkerson to shake off the rust as she batted 4-for-5 with a pair of doubles, two RBIs...
Sharks aim to remain as PCAL’s lone undefeated team | High school football
The St. Francis High football team is currently the lone undefeated team in the entire Pacific Coast Athletic League this season.
They’re hoping to keep it that way as the Sharks (7-0, 3-0) get ready to take on King City in Cypress Division action Saturday...
Seahawks overmatched by dominant West Valley squad | College basketball
APTOS— The Cabrillo College men's basketball team had last week’s matchup against West Valley circled as one of its critical games of the season.
Shortly after losing two heartbreakers by three points, a win would have brought the Seahawks back to .500 for the season.
However,...
HS Athletes of the Week, 5/18: Shea Garcia & Michael Spinelli
High School Athletes of the Week for the week of May 7-May 13.
Local Roundup, 9/14: Grizzlies blanked by the Cougars
The Pajaro Valley High football team lost on Friday against San Lorenzo Valley in non-league play at Cabrillo College.
MBL-G Baseball: MVC hopes to catch fire; make CCS during last stretch
To return to the playoffs they will either have to meet the section’s .500 eligibility requirement as an at-large team or finish fifth in the MBL-G.
Pacific Coast Athletic League releases placings for '18-19 winter sports
Boys and girls basketball were both split into five divisions, boys and girls soccer were split in four divisions and wrestling found its home with three.
‘Steady’ coach Gene Johnson dies
WATSONVILLE–Gene Johnson, who coached nearly six decades in Santa Cruz County, died Jan. 14, two days shy of his 95th birthday.
He spent the last year and a half at Valley Convalescent Hospital in Watsonville with his wife, Doris, where they celebrated their 73rd anniversary...
