HS Football: Watsonville 2018 schedule preview
A quick look at Watsonville High's 2018 football schedule.
Local Roundup, 9/23: Ruiz, Salazar finish 1-2 for ’Catz in opener
Watsonville High freshman Layla Ruiz and senior Daniela Salazar finished first and second, respectively, at Thursday’s Monterey Bay League Pacific division Center Meet at Pinto Lake County Park.
Girls' Soccer: Watsonville edges Santa Cruz in PKs for tournament title
The junior goalkeeper posted her second shutout of the tournament and made a huge save in penalty kicks to lift Watsonville over Santa Cruz High in the championship of their own tournament on Saturday night.
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.
HS Football: Mariners’ Austen a BIG deal
Austen, a senior offensive lineman for the Aptos High football team, stands at a towering 6-foot-5-inches and 311 pounds. Standing next to his fellow lineman, the starting left tackle makes them all look like members of the freshman squad. Six-foot-2, 283-pound senior tackle Joseph Gutierrez-Lee might as well be 5-foot-7 and 150 pounds.
NorCal basketball: Aptos' girls, boys hit the road in first round
The Aptos girls’ and boys’ basketball teams will hit the road on Tuesday for the first round of the California Interscholastic Federation NorCal playoffs.
Aptos equipped to make SCCAL title run | High school softball
Several local softball programs had trouble getting the 2025 spring season in full gear with the large amounts of rain pouring all over Santa Cruz County in February.
But with the wet conditions coming to a slight trickle, teams such as Aptos and 10th-year head...
20 Athletes in 20 Days: Alicia Mendez, St. Francis High
St. Francis sophomore Alicia Mendez was lights out during her freshman season on the softball team and is expected to return for another solid sophomore.
HS Football, Week 6: Finally 'home,' N.M.C. shuts out Pajaro Valley, 29-0
On Friday night in front of a standing-room-only crowd of an estimated 3,000 fans, the Condors were finally home for the first time since 2015 and it was a sweet, sweet return. N.M.C. shutout visiting Pajaro Valley High, 29-0, in Monterey Bay League Pacific division play to usher in their new state-of-the art field with an emphatic win.
