Coronavirus: Local athletes affected by Olympic postponement
The sports world took a major hit Tuesday as the International Olympic Committee announced it will postpone this year’s summer games.
Thomas Bach, president of the IOC, and Abe Shinzo, prime minister of Japan, decided the Olympic Games in Tokyo will not take place until...
Grizzlies continue hunt for first-ever league crown | Boys basketball
WATSONVILLE—The start of the season didn’t go as planned for Pajaro Valley senior Matthew Silos and the boys' basketball team after going winless during its non-league portion of the schedule.
However, the 6-foot-1, 250-pound center now has the Grizzlies on the hunt for the program’s...
Togo’s Athletes of the Week, 01/10: Christian Quintero, Aubree Westjohn
Christian Quintero,
Pajaro Valley, (Sr.): Grizzlies’ senior recorded a double-double by scoring
a team-high 34 points and grabbing 10 rebounds in a loss against North Monterey
County High on Saturday.
Aubree Westjohn, Aptos, (Sr.): Mariners’ senior scored a game-high three goals in a non-league contest against Watsonville High...
‘Catz aim to climb atop of Gabilan Division | Boys soccer
The Watsonville High boys’ soccer team is coming off another unforgettable season.
Only this time, it might be one that head coach Roland Hedgpeth would instead like to forget.
It was the first time in what feels like an eternity that the Wildcatz missed the Central...
HS football: Cordova resigns as Pajaro Valley’s coach
Pajaro Valley High football coach Kevin Cordova announced Tuesday that he will be stepping down.
Cordova posted a letter he wrote on the PVHS Football Twitter account (@PVGrizzlies).
“Pajaro Valley Football Community, It is with incredible gratitude that I announce my resignation as Head Football...
Nordic Naturals Challenger: Saturday's semifinals set
Sam Groth, Liam Broady, Alexander Bublik and Taylor Fritz all punched their ticket to today’s semifinal round of the 30th annual Nordic Naturals Challenger presented by Santa Cruz County Bank.
Weekly roundup, 3/1: Local players sign letters to college football programs
Aptos High two-sport athlete Shane Modena on Wednesday signed his national letter of intent to play football at NCAA Division III Whitworth University in Spokane, Wash.
