HS football: Soaring Condors
North Monterey County had its share of ups and downs last season, showing glimpses of success but also displaying signs of a team struggling to close out games. Here's a quick breakdown of this year's team.
Canha's walk-off homer leads A's past Mariners, 6-5
Canha hit a game-ending home run in the ninth inning to lead the Oakland Athletics past the Seattle Mariners 6-5 on Wednesday.
HS Football, Week 6: ‘Catz, Sharks, Grizzlies start league
The Watsonville High Wildcatz have had two full weeks to flush their 49-7 preseason loss to Burlingame High, and now the North Salinas High Vikings will be at the forefront of their minds.
UPSL: Pajaro Valley United FC gears up for division finals
Pajaro Valley United FC will play in United Premier Soccer League Wild West Division Championship against Contra Costa FC on Saturday.
Catz retain the Belgard Kup | HS football
WATSONVILLE—Watsonville High senior Josh Rocha stood on the sidelines with 40 seconds left in the game, watching every second tick away until the scoreboard read all zeros.
“I was just soaking it in, this is my last time I’m ever going to put on this...
Girls PCAL-M basketball: Condors spoil Cook's return to N.M.C.
N.M.C. held the Cook-led Watsonville Wildcatz to only five field goals to open up Pacific Coast Athletic League Mission division play with a dominant 40-23 win on Thursday night.
Local Roundup, 5/25: Aptos, Pajaro Valley looking to fill coaching vacancies
Pajaro Valley High is looking for a new wrestling coach for the upcoming 2017-18 season, Athletic Director Joe Manfre announced on Friday.
Lowrie's slam helps A's rally from 4 down, beat Tigers 9-8
Lowrie hit a go-ahead grand slam in the eighth inning, and the Oakland Athletics overcame a four-run deficit to beat the Detroit Tigers 9-8 Tuesday night.
HS Football: Pajaro Valley 2018 schedule preview
A quick look at Pajaro Valley High's 2018 football schedule.
HS Football, Week 10: St. Francis' playoff hopes in jeopardy after loss to Santa Cruz
With their first league title since the program’s inception in 2006 within sight, the St. Francis High Sharks came tantalizingly close to completing a furious comeback but ultimately fell to the home team Santa Cruz High Cardinals, 21-14, on Friday night in Mission Trail Athletic League Coastal division action.













