Aptos celebrates trio of athletes signing letters of intent
Hocom signed with New York University for women’s hoops, Meier followed through on her commitment with Binghamton University’s soccer program and Rodriguez penned her allegiance to Long Beach State’s beach volleyball team.
Local Roundup, 2/28: Cabrillo’s season stopped in second round of state playoffs
The No. 17-seeded Cabrillo Seahawks men’s basketball team dropped a heartbreaker to the top-seeded City College of San Francisco 65-61 Saturday in the second round of the CCCAA playoffs.
Sharks on pace for monumental season | High school football
WATSONVILLE—At times, it takes a while for a football team with new players on the roster to develop trust and cohesiveness.
That hasn’t been the case for St. Francis senior Diego Wolfe and the Sharks who are off to their best start in school history.
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‘Catz on track to win at PCAL Mission finals | Girls track and field
WATSONVILLE—It was make or break time for dozens of athletes at Tuesday’s Pacific Coast Athletic League Mission Division Girls Track and Field trials at Watsonville High School.
Watsonville senior Mayra Peralta-Celedon definitely made the most of it as she finished with the fastest qualifying time...
20 Athletes in 20 Days: Juliana Wilson
The senior catcher has been a shining example of sustained excellence over the last three softball seasons, and will be one of Watsonville High’s talented leaders next spring.
Boys' CCS basketball: Aptos runs into buzz saw in Monterey
Top-seeded Monterey cruised to its second Central Coast Section Division III crown in three years with a 59-31 rout of No. 2 Aptos on Saturday at Palo Alto High.
HS football: Rally 'Wild' Catz
Watsonville High came out swinging last year by winning the first three games of the season but struggled a bit during league play. Check out who the Wildcatz will be facing this upcoming season.
