Prep Water Polo: Christopher outlasts San Benito in boys water polo
If the Christopher High boys water polo team ends up winning the Monterey Bay League Pacific Division championship this season, it will look back to Thursday’s match against host San Benito as the one that catapulted it to title glory.
Prep Soccer: ‘Deadly duo’ lifts Cougars past Seaside
GILROY—Teammates call them the “deadly duo”, and twins Jesus and Luis Martinez showed why on Tuesday as Christopher powered past Seaside for a league win on home turf.
Prep Roundup: Sept. 30
The Gilroy area cross country teams had much to smile about after their first Center Meet of the season.
Prep Roundup: Lam, Carrillo pitch gems to lead GHS, CHS softball teams to wins
Holly Lam pitched a two-hit shutout with nine strikeouts to lead Gilroy High’s softball team to a 2-0 home win over Carmel on Thursday.
CHS tennis has pair of dramatic win in loss to York
The boys had a long trip to get to the match against York Wednesday, playing at the Chamisal Swim and Racquet club.
Prep Softball: Christopher honors seniors, Salcido and Williams in final game
GILROY—Christopher’s final game of the season was dedicated to the graduating seniors—those who are and those who will never get the chance to.
Two Cougars ink letters to attend college
Christopher's Anthony Rodriguez and Pati Soria signed up to play sports in college during separate letters of intent signings on Tuesday.
Football: Pair of CHS senior linemen invited to all-star game
Christopher High senior linemen Tyler Decarlo and Tomas Zamora have been invited to play in the Charlie Wedemeyer High School All-Star Football Game on July 17 at San Jose City College.
Prep Roundup: Sept. 15
The Gilroy girls golf team was three strokes shy of an upsetting Alisal Monday, but the Mustangs aren’t hanging their heads.
Prep Baseball: Cougars’ season ends with Sequoia
ATHERTON—There was no shortage of opportunities for Christopher in its Central Coast Section quarterfinals matchup against Sequoia. The Cougars got seven runners on, five into scoring position and three stood 90 feet from home plate—but none made it home.























