High School Sports

GILROY — Brandon Boyd is the type of athlete that coaches dream of having. He’s hardworking, talented, modest and intelligent. He’s the kind of player who a team will rally around, but doesn’t think the team revolves around him. Week after week, he made him team, friends and family proud — especially his dad Brian Boyd, who got the rare opportunity to stand on the sidelines and soak it all in.

Loses don't get much more heartbreaking than this.

SAN JUAN BAUTISTA — With a double-digit lead at halftime, Gilroy coach Mitchell Pierce decided to call off the dogs. The thing was, however, that his bench was just as fercious as his starters.

Gilroy's game against Harbor can be summed up in one word: Dominate.

Just as they had done all season, Christopher’s Jacob Moen and Gilroy’s Brandon Boyd continue to top the list.

The Christopher girls soccer team has racked up 13 goals this season — and its only played two games.

GILROY — Gilroy coach Greg Varela has always trained his wrestlers to beat the No. 1 ranked opponent.

GILROY — Shoes of all shapes and sizes are piled outside the door of the new wrestling room at Gilroy High. If you even think about stepping inside with shoes on, you better be prepared to answer to the Mustangs wrestlers.

Andres Jimenez and Alejandro Flores proved to be double trouble for Yerba Buena in the Gilroy boys soccer season opener.

Gilroy-area water polo teams made a splash in the Monterey Bay All-League awards.