FIELD HOCKEY: St. Francis upends Gilroy in CCS finals, 2-1
Bridget Denzel dissolved a 1-1 tie midway through the second half with a nifty back-handed shot that not only found the back of the cage, but also held up as the eventual game winner in a St. Francis 2-1 defeat of Gilroy High in the Central Coast Section field hockey finals Saturday in San Jose.
Yslava signs with St. Louis University
Korynn Yslava knew she had one last chance to make a great impression. On a plane ride to Florida in mid January to play in a national showcase field hockey tournament, the Gilroy High senior knew if she didn’t put her best foot forward—literally...
Prep Track and Field Roundup: Una’Dia sets GHS records on consecutive days
Gilroy High senior track and field star Samantha Una’Dia broke school records on consecutive days Friday and Saturday in the 300-meter hurdles, and set a school record in the 100 hurdles Friday.
Prep Baseball: Balers breeze past Gilroy
HOLLISTER—In terms of rivalries, one would be hard-pressed to find a better one than Gilroy vs. San Benito baseball.
WRESTLING: Cougars hang on for dual win over Watsonville
The Christopher High wrestling team's expectations are through the roof this season. Its list of goals starts with a clean run through the Monterey Bay League. Priority No. 1 looked to be in jeopardy as a short-handed Cougars squad entered Wednesday night's dual meet against visiting Watsonville.
Prep Wrestling: Mustangs break team record, win 12th straight title
SAN JOSE — Christopher's Jimmie Lopez is the definition of a class act.
Prep Basketball: Cougar girls are ‘ready to win now’
GILROY—There’s a new coach at the helm of the Christopher girl’s basketball program, but the philosophy of the team and its goals remain the same.
Prep Roundup: Dec. 9
The Christopher girls soccer team has racked up 13 goals this season — and its only played two games.
Prep Football: Pierleoni steps down following Cougars loss to Hillsdale
GILROY—Christopher High head coach Tim Pierleoni preaches the importance of being a good person to his players week after week. It won’t be until they’re all grown with families of their own, he said, that he’ll know if they’ve got the message. Now, Pierleoni said it’s time to put his words into action.
FOOTBALL: Cougars come up short against Chieftains
The Christopher High football team trailed host Palma by single digits in the second half, but couldn't get over the hump, losing 28-12 in Salinas on Friday night.






















