GILROY—Though a picture from her signing day hangs in Mariza Rodriguez’s bedroom, she still finds it hard to believe it actually happened. Life has thrown the Gavilan sophomore plenty of curveballs—in the form of injuries, ineligibility and a learning disability—but each time she swung and knocked them out of the park.
About to make the turn into the second half of Coast Conference South play, Gavilan College women's volleyball coach Kevin Kramer sensed his team required a shake up. It's not as though the Rams, who are currently in a three-way tie for first place - haven't performed. But like an iPod playlist that keeps repeating the same songs, Kramer knew hitting the shuffle button would excite everyone.
Gilroy resident Brianna VanBuren made her professional Mixed Martial Arts debut in Redding last Saturday and delivered a punishing performance for victory at the Rogue Fights Fists of Fire event.
A smooth sweep of Skyline College on Sophomore Night on Friday in Gilroy secured at least a tie for first place in the Coast Conference as well as assured the Gavilan College women's volleyball team of a fourth consecutive berth into the Northern California Regional playoffs.