District 39 All-Stars Tournament, 2018: Aptos, Scotts Valley, Cap-Soquel win titles
The Aptos Little League All-Stars edged the Capitola-Soquel All-Stars, 5-4, on Saturday at Scotts Valley to finish up their undefeated run to the District 39 Majors championship.
College Baseball: Valenzuela starring in Cape Cod Baseball League
The star shortstop is batting just below .400 — .381 as of Wednesday night — through 10 games with the Wareham Gatemen of the CCBL. He has 16 hits, eight RBIs, three doubles and a home run.
PONY Baseball: Franich Park hosting 10 teams from Bay Area for regional tournament
Ten teams ranging from South San Francisco to Pacific Grove will compete in the double-elimination tournament, but only three will advance to the Super Regional at the Shoreline Athletic Field in Mountain View.
HS Football: Pajaro Valley 2018 schedule preview
A quick look at Pajaro Valley High's 2018 football schedule.
No, the Warriors, Cousins didn’t break the NBA
Yes, DeMarcus Cousins is going to be playing for the Golden State Warriors next season. No, you’re not living in a dream (or nightmare for some) in which one of the former laughingstocks of the NBA is now the embodiment of a full-powered, six-Infinity-Stone Thanos.
R-P Male Student-Athlete of the Year, 2017-18: Sharks’ two-sport standout named top student-athlete — again
Watkins helped St. Francis finish second in the Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League in both sports, while also guiding the baseball team to a Central Coast Section championship game and the basketball team to a section semifinal.
R-P Male Student-Athlete of the Year, 2017-18: Aptos, S.F. student-athletes lead honorable mentions
Four Aptos High, four St. Francis, one M.V.C. and one Pajaro Valley High male-student athlete make up next best 10 of 2017-18 school year.
Ocean Speedway: Sanders wins 33rd Annual Pombo/Sargent Classic
Justin Sanders won the 33rd running of the Pombo/Sargent Classic June 22 at Ocean Speedway in Watsonville.
Girls Basketball: Hocom verbally commits to NYU
Aptos High incoming senior Hannah Hocom verbally committed to New York University for women’s basketball, she informed the Register-Pajaronian on Wednesday.
