Boys basketball: Athletes play in honor of Kobe Bryant after his death
The sports world was in shock on Sunday
morning after the news broke out that former NBA legend Kobe Bryant and his
daughter, Gianna, were killed in a helicopter accident in Los Angeles.
Millions of fans around the globe of Black
Mamba are still coping with what happened,...
Aptos’ Mikayla Santaella named Girls Athlete of the Year
The life of a high school student-athlete was something Aptos High senior Mikayla Santaella knew she was getting herself into as soon as she stepped foot onto the campus.
At times it almost felt like she was never home unless it was to do homework...
Seahawks improving after first year of reinstatement | College football
APTOS—After a two-year suspension, the Cabrillo College football team returned to action with an entirely new identity.
It was a rough start full of growing pains but Seahawks first-year head coach Justin Hansen is optimistic about the future of the program.
“The one thing I can’t...
Condors edge ‘Catz in season finale | High school football
WATSONVILLE—North Monterey County sophomore Chris Rasmussen was tired of seeing the same scenario over and over again where games this season ended up in heartbreak.
The young running back helped the Condors soar past the Wildcatz, 21-14, in the teams’ Pacific Coast Athletic League Cypress...
Weekly Roundup: Sharks football thumps Rancho San Juan
APTOS— St. Francis senior running back Johrdan Garibay was running wild for the Sharks as they picked up their first win of the season.
He finished with 147 yards rushing on 15 carries and a touchdown en route to a 40-7 victory over Rancho San...
HS Football: Pajaro Valley hopes for short stay in PCAL's lower division
With the school’s long-awaited athletic fields also finally moving ahead, Pajaro Valley could be on the verge of becoming a blossoming football program. And this year’s senior class — 14 of the 31 players on roster — wants to be the group to spark that change.
HS Football, Week 9: Mistakes doom Watsonville in 45-7 loss to Alisal
The Wildcatz dropped their third straight Pacific Coast Athletic League Mission division contest on Friday night, losing 45-7 to the visiting Trojans in a must-win game for both teams.
