Girl's SCCAL Volleyball: Aptos looking for right combo to return to CCS final
Elise Coash, a four-year varsity starter and the Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League’s Most Valuable Player the last two seasons, is no longer with the Mariners; she’s 380 miles away in Southern California playing NCAA Division I volleyball for the UC Irvine Anteaters.
Girls' soccer roundup, 2/1: Mustangs continue march toward PCAL-Cypress title
Emily Edgerle scored two goals and Caroline Sullivan added the third goal for M.V.C. (10-2-4, 8-0-2), which can clinch its first league crown since the 2014-15 season with a win against Monterey tonight at home and a tie between Seaside and Pajaro Valley.
National Roundup, 5/1: Karlsson's OT goal sinks Sharks
The Golden Knights bounced back after allowing a late tying goal in regulation when Karlsson scored 8:17 into overtime to lead Vegas to a 4-3 victory over the San Jose Sharks on Monday night and a 2-1 series lead.
Raiders drop 3rd straight game, losing 30-17 to Ravens
The Raiders fell into a 14-point hole less than four minutes into the game and never were able to recover without injured starting quarterback Derek Carr, losing to the Baltimore Ravens 30-17 on Sunday.
Falcons return to the gridiron in preparation for redemption season | PCAL football preview
There’s no need to disguise it.
As usual, the Scotts Valley High football team plans to play smash mouth football this upcoming fall season by running up the gut with power backs such as senior Eli Velez.
Velez, a senior, carried most of the workload last...
Local Roundup, 7/27: Watsonville alumnus Chris Rivera records win, lowers ERA
Watsonville High alumnus Chris Rivera recorded his second win of his rookie season in the GCL Cardinals’ 12-4 win over the GCL Marlins on July 20.
Aptos girls’ volleyball splits pair of SCCAL matches | Weeklys Sports Roundup
Aptos’ girls’ volleyball team continues to show signs of improvement after splitting a pair of Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League matches this week.
The Mariners began by beating Mount Madonna in a three-set sweep on Tuesday, and then fell to defending league champion Harbor in...
Warriors, Spurs will try to use break to rest and heal again
Sure, the Warriors just pulled off a 36-point thrashing of the Spurs two days after squeaking out a 113-111 victory in Game 1 of the Western Conference finals — their second-largest postseason win behind a game from 1948 when the Philadelphia Warriors won
Local Roundup, 11/28: Cabrillo football has half-dozen players recognized
Six Cabrillo College football players earned a spot on the American Golden Coast Conference First Team, it was recently announced.
Tavecchio sticks with NFL dream and kicks way to history
The pain of being cut six times without ever playing an NFL game had taken its toll mentally on Tavecchio and he was ready to move on before the Oakland Raiders gave him a call to come to camp for a fourth straight year as the backup to Sebastian Janikowski.













