SOCCER: Cougars bumped from postseason by Live Oak
Four first-half goals were plenty to set the No. 5 Live Oak Acorns ahead of the curve en route to a 6-0 victory over No. 12 Christopher High in the opening round of the Central Coast Section Division II girls soccer playoffs on a warmer-than-usual late-winter Wednesday in Morgan Hill.
Locals standout at Avis Kelley
It was a strong day for the locals as 39 teams converged on Gilroy High School for the annual Avis Kelley Invitational on Saturday.
Cougars set to open playoffs at home
Christopher will attempt to break its playoff curse Wednesday at home when the Cougars volleyball team hosts San Mateo to open the Division II playoffs.
No. 8 Christopher has yet to win a playoff game in its short history as a program, going 0-4 dating...
Prep Football: All-Star Game was about more than the score for South team
SAN JOSE—A goal 18 years in the making was finally accomplished Wednesday night.
Romero earns scholarship to Fresno Pacific
When Haley Romero signed her letter of intent to compete for the Fresno Pacific University track and field team, a flood of emotions encompassed her.
“I knew I had made the right choice on where I would spend my next two years in college,” said...
Prep Roundup: Dec. 3
Gilroy and Watsonville battled for 80 minutes, but needed extra time to decide a winner.
Christopher focuses on the process
The Christopher High girls basketball team has a goal to be its own version of a D.R.E.A.M. team. It's their acronym for discipline, respect, effort, attitude and mentality. The Cougars want to grade high in all of those categories. If they do, they'll look...
WRESTLING: Locals still alive at CCS Girls Championships
Three Gilroy High girls wrestlers entered Day 1 of the third annual Central Coast Section Girls Championships and two are still alive in the competition, which began Friday at Oak Gorve High School in San Jose.
VOLLEYBALL: Cougars corral shorthanded Bruins in three
Four league matches remain in front of the Christopher High boys volleyball team. And no matter what happens in those contests, the Cougars, who currently sit one victory out of second place in the Tri-County Athletic League Valley Division, can finish no lower than .500.






















