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November 1, 2025

Prep Field Hockey: Cougars and Mustangs meet for friendly, but fiery scrimmage

GILROY—Not many field hockey games end with the teams practicing corner shots on one another, but that’s the type of relationship the teams of Gilroy and Christopher have.

Prep Hoops: Christopher’s fourth quarter run falls short in playoff loss to Los Gatos

SANTA CLARA—Christopher was on the cusp of erasing a 10-point halftime deficit against Los Gatos when the Wildcats’ coach called timeout midway through the fourth quarter.

Soccer Roundup: Christopher, Gilroy boys lose

Hibsen Tamayo scored, but Christopher High’s boys soccer team suffered a 2-1 loss to visiting North Salinas on Monday.

Prep Sports: Three CHS teams move up to Gabilian Division

GILROY—With progress comes change.

Christopher can’t stop Carmel run

Carmel made it clear from the beginning that they were going to run the ball and rely on their running back Covossay Windham in a 42-14 win over Christopher on Sept. 9.

FOOTBALL: Christopher defeats Gilroy for second straight Severance Bowl title

Two teams that had been through nine frustrating weeks with a combined three victories to show for resilient effort locked horns for a season-finale worth more than a ‘W’ in the standings on a cold Friday night in Gilroy.

Aurea Martin is golden on, off field

In Latin, the female name Aurea means golden. It’s turned out to be an appropriate name for Christopher High junior striker Aurea Martin, whose dazzling game has helped the girls soccer team to the top of the Monterey Bay League’s Gabilan Division. The Cougars...

Track: Morlang gets P.R. in shot put during CCS finals

The track and field season ended for all but one local athlete Friday at Gilroy High during the Central Coast Section track and field championship.

Prep Football: Balers maul Cougars

GILROY—Until Friday night’s game, the last time the San Benito and Christopher football teams had played each other was in 2012. The Cougars probably wouldn’t mind if it was another three years—at a minimum—before they played the Haybalers again. San Benito mauled its third straight league opponent, 50-7.

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