Gavilan College

GILROY—There’s been a lot of changes on the Gavilan soccer team over the offseason, but it has its eyes fixed on the future.

Chris Bradley hasn't yet thrown a pitch, swung the bat or fielded a fly ball for the Gavilan College baseball team. But the lefty will have one less decision to make as to his next stop following his sophomore campaign for the Rams.

Gavilan gridmen head to Visalia to take on College of

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.

Danny Gutierrez drove in game-winning run and Javier Garcia sealed the deal to snap a five-game losing streak for the Rams.

One week after playing one strong half of football against highly ranked Costa Costa College, the Gavilan Rams made enough big plays in both halves to pull out a 33-29 non-conference victory over the College of the Redwood Corsairs Saturday afternoon.

Numbers, team GPAs increased in year's time; Softball field gets