HS Football Rankings, Week 7: N.M.C. leapfrogs P.V. after win
Aptos, Monte Vista Christian, St. Francis keep top 3 spots of rankings.
PHOTOS: SCCAL track and field finals
Harbor High school was packed with dozens of local high school athletes competing in this year's Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League track and field championship on April 24.
The Monte Vista Christian School boys' team won the team title with 116 points led by seniors...
HS Football Rankings, Week 5: Rankings stand pat after successful week for local teams
Aptos, Monte Vista Christian, St. Francis, Watsonville all rolled to wins last week.
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,...
Watsonville duo earns PCAL Players of the Year honors | Boys soccer
The Watsonville High boys’ soccer team went on a historic run this season that ended with a trip to the California Interscholastic Federation Northern California Regionals Division I finals.
Leading the way were seniors Mateo Arias and Isaac Vargas, who were recognized by the coaches...
North Monterey County captures first league title in 21 years | Prep football
North Monterey County senior AJ Gomez accomplished a feat last week that no other quarterback at the school has been able to do in the past 21 years.
The Condors’ three-year starter helped deliver the program’s first league title in more than two decades following...
Youth cheerleading: Evolution Cheer team earns trip to Orlando
The Evolution Cheer team is going to Disney World.
The youngsters out of Watsonville earned a trip of a lifetime to compete in March at the Quest Recreational Championship in Orlando, Fla.
Last month, the group placed first with a score of 92 in the 14-Under...
Girls' MBL-P Basketball: Rios powers Watsonville past Alvarez
A handful of days after escaping with a six-point win over cross-city rival Pajaro Valley High in their league opener, the Wildcatz had to fight for a full 32 minutes to notch their second MBL-P win of the season, a 39-32 victory over Alvarez High on Tuesday night at home.
