JUCO Football: Reedley drops Rams 40-2
GILROY—Missed opportunities defined the game for Gavilan on Saturday night. Every chance the Rams had to reach the endzone ended in a disaster as they fell 40-2 to Reedley at Christopher High.
JUCO Football: Rams chasing first win against Reedley
GILROY—Looking at the stats from Gavilan’s game against Yuba, it’s hard to see where it went wrong. The Rams outdid Yuba offensively, racking up 382 yards to the 49ers’ 353. They had more yards in the air—284 to 151—and less penalties, drawing only five flags to Yuba’s 11.
JUCO Football: Yuba defense leads 49ers past Gavilan
MARYSVILLE—When it comes to statistics, Gavilan beat Yuba in almost every category of Saturday’s contest. Unfortunately for the Rams, they came up short on the scoreboard.
Gavilan Roundup: Sept. 21
QUINCY—Gavilan went 0-2 at the Feather River College Classic Saturday in Quincy.
Gavilan Roundup: Sept. 17
Gavilan left Sacramento with a split decision. The Rams lost 3-1 to Sacramento City but rebounded with a sweep of Lassen Tuesday at the Sacramento City College Classic.
JUCO Football: Rams eye first win at Yuba
GILROY—If a few things went differently, Gavilan could’ve secured its first win on Sept. 12. One less penalty or fumble, one more completion or tackle and the Rams might’ve headed home victorious. Instead, they fell 32-29 to Mendocino at Christopher High. And coach Mike Dovenberg is determined not to let that happen again.
Gavilan Roundup: Sept. 14
GILROY—Gavilan finished 1-3 at the Delta College Classic Saturday after facing some tough competition.
Gavilan Roundup: Sept. 8
FAIRFIELD—Gavilan talked a lot about cohesiveness prior to the season and on Friday, the Rams put their words into action.
JUCO Football: Gavilan falls 56-6 to Shasta in opener
REDDING—Gavilan dropped its 2015 season opener 56-6 at Shasta College Saturday. The loss was due in part to too many penalties and not enough yards.
JUCO Basketball: Medrano inks with Thompson Rivers
GILROY—In life, things can happen quickly—and Gavilan’s Albert Medrano, knows this all too well.