Local athletes qualify for league finals | High school track and field
Watsonville High seniors Adan Rivas and Louie Brambila will see once and for all who the fastest runner is within the Pacific Coast Athletic League’s Mission Division.
The Wildcatz duo will compete in the division finals at Christopher High on Friday at 4pm.
Rivas had the...
CCS Wrestling Championships 2017: Pena ends Watsonville's 9-year title drought
A year after being academically ineligible to compete at the high school level, Pena ended the Wildcatz’s nine-year CCS championship drought.
Weekly Roundup, 02/07: Mariners remain unbeaten in league play
Senior Natalia Ackerman had 17 points and
seven rebounds on Tuesday to help lift Aptos High past San Lorenzo Valley,
63-12, in Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League action.
The Mariners inch closer to their second
unbeaten campaign in the past three seasons.
Jasmine Ackerman had 16 points, five...
Girls CCS Volleyball: Mt. Madonna comes out swinging; Santa Catalina swings harder, repeats as D-V champ
Top-seeded Santa Catalina repeated as the CCS Division V champion, sweeping No. 2 Mt. Madonna 25-21, 25-14, 25-14 on Friday night at Watsonville High but the powerhouse Cougars we’re not backflipping over the victory.
‘Catz hire Joe Gregorio as interim head coach | High school football
WATSONVILLE—There was no doubt one day that Joe Gregorio was going to take over as the head coach of the Watsonville High football team.
It was never a matter of if he would take the job, but the big question always remained of when he...
JC Football: Cabrillo defense solid, offense sputters in Arbet's debut
The Seahawks' defense was excellent but their offense sputtered in a 22-9 season-opening loss to the visiting Yuba College 49ers on Saturday night in non-conference action at Carl Conelly Stadium in Aptos.
Girl's MBL-Pacific Volleyball: P.V. senior class sets sights on program’s 2nd CCS berth
At 4-0, Pajaro Valley is off to its best start in program history and has shown no signs of slowing. The Grizzlies return all nine players from last year’s squad, which won just four games in total but learned a valuable lesson while taking its lumps.
G League Basketball: Santa Cruz routs Stockton in home opener, 123-104
Santa Cruz (2-0) hit 12 of its 16 shots from beyond the arc over the first two quarters, and held Stockton (2-2) to just 45 points to jump out to a 34-point lead heading into the locker room.
