Gilroy High School

Gavin Melendez had twice been a runner up at the Central Coast Section wrestling finals and was clinging for dear life to not have it be three in a row.

For the first time since 2011, the Gilroy boys basketball team got the better of Christopher, 52-41 Tuesday afternoon.

Three times Gilroy got out to big leads against Anzar, but the Hawks just wouldn’t go away.

Fresh off an outstanding performance at a tough Mid Cal Tournament, the Gilroy wrestling team kept the good times rolling with a dominate win at the Overfelt Classic over the weekend.

Thursday’s game between the two crosstown rivalry teams, Christopher and Gilroy High, ended in yet another victory for Christopher.

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Adam Mena was winning big in his championship 170-pound match, but was doing all he could to hang on.

The Christopher boys soccer team completely dominated Monte Vista Christian, winning 7-0 Tuesday night.

High intensity and full-court pressure by the North Salinas defense limited Gilroy to 25 points on its 75-25 loss Thursday night.

Gilroy won its game against Pajaro Valley Friday, but the Mustangs were left reeling after it was over.