Gilroy High School

GILROY—The last time Christopher and Gilroy met, it took just one big inning to put the game. This time, it was Gilroy’s turn.

MORGAN HILL—Live Oak captain Amy Gunther said she’s more an assist player, but that didn’t stop her from knocking down baskets all night long.

Christopher had clawed its way back into the game against Gilroy, tying the game with three runs in the fifth and two more runs in the seventh but it was the Mustangs who got the big hit.

The Gilroy football team had opportunities to steal a victory from North Monterey County last Saturday on the road.

Aptos scored two goals in each half to come away with a 4-0 win at Gilroy Monday. 

GILROY—All the other matches had wrapped up, but Christopher’s Adena Chen and Gilroy’s Jessica Martin weren’t quite finished with each other yet.

GILROY — Some nights you're on and some nights you're not. Unfortunately for the Gilroy girls basketball team, this just wasn't its night.

Lauren Castro pitched a four-hitter with five strikeouts and had a triple to lead Gilroy High’s softball team to a 13-3 road win over Monterey on Thursday.

Gilroy High sits in first place and will have seven wrestlers in the semifinals after the first day of the Central Coast Section Championships on Friday at Independence in San Jose. The Mustangs have 123.5 points, while second place Palma has 86 points. Meanwhile, Christopher High is in 14th with two wrestlers through to the semis.

GILROY—The Gilroy Garlic Festival provides a wealth of entertainment for its attendees, but behind the scenes it serves a much bigger purpose.