Gavilan College

GILROY—The Golden Coast League portion of Gavilan’s 2014 football experience ended on a high note Saturday night as the Rams raced past the Monterey Peninsula College Lobos 45-41 at the Garcia-Elder Sports Complex.

Last year was rough for the Gavilan women’s basketball team. An already small team—the roster maxed out at 11 players—was reduced to only five or six players at one point thanks to injuries. Those remaining struggled on the court and their record reflected it as the Rams finished 3-22 overall last year. The year before wasn’t any easier and Gavilan finished the season with a 1-24 mark.

Gavilan snapped a two-game skid, topping Skyline 3-1 on the road Tuesday.

The Gavilan College men’s basketball team hasn’t won a conference game in two years.

Samantha Nydam led Gavilan with 10 kills against Foothill, but it just wasn't enough to record a 'W'.

GAVILAN RAMS

GILROY—The smallest player on Gavilan’s volleyball team—Raelynn Heredia—often times has the biggest impact.

City College of San Francisco built up a big lead in the first half that the Gavilan soccer team just couldn't overcome. 

Samantha Nydam posted 17 kills against Canada College, but it wasn't enough to lift Gavilan to a win. 

GILROY —Merced's running game proved too much for Gavilan to handle.