Wharf to Wharf Race, 2017: Male, female champions return to defend titles
Defending champion Isaac Mukundi Mwangi, runner-up Silas Kipruto and third-place finisher Teshome Mekonen are all back for another go at the overall title and on the women’s side Risper Gesabwa will try to become the first-ever four-time champ.
Weekend Roundup, 2/24: Cabrillo falls short of outright title
APTOS– The Seahawks fell to West Valley College, 61-59, in Coast Conference South Division play at the Adobe Palace on Friday night.
The loss snapped a three-game win streak for Cabrillo and forced the Seahawks to share the division title with West Valley. Both schools...
Santa Cruz Warriors slip past Rip City to clinch playoff berth | NBA G League
Santa Cruz forward Gui Santos racked up 28 points and six rebounds to help the Warriors beat the Rip City Remix, 131-123, at Chiles Center in Portland on March 30.
With the win, the Warriors clinched the No. 4 seed in the Western Conference for...
St. Francis’ Aaliysah Gomez transfers to Jackson State for softball | Weeklys Sports Roundup
St. Francis High alumna Aaliysah Gomez took her collegiate softball career in another direction after hitting the transfer portal during the summer.
The former Sharks star athlete jumped ship to join Jackson State University in Mississippi for her sophomore season following her decision to leave...
Local Roundup, 10/3: Cabrillo volleyball suffers first loss, bounces back
The Cabrillo College women’s volleyball team won its first Coast Conference North match on Friday night and split a pair of matches at the Foothill Classic on Saturday.
Central Coast All-Star Football Game filled with local talent
CENTRAL COAST—For some of the local athletes selected to play in the 36th annual Central Coast All-Star Football Game, the contest represents one last chance to put on their pads and compete with and against their friends.
Athletes who attend a school in Santa Cruz,...
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.
