High School Sports

Rain, wind and cold; the weather wasn’t ideal – to say the least. However, 33 teams sauntered into town for the second annual Garlic Classic Invitational, hosted by the Christopher High track and field team and head coach Jeff Myers.

GILROY—It’s been a whirlwind couple of weeks for Tyler DeCarlo.

For nearly six innings, San Benito was far from the team that’s expected to challenge for a Central Coast Section title Monday against Gilroy. In the only game this year against rival Mustangs, the Balers couldn’t find a way inside the strike zone – walking eight batters – and couldn’t take advantage of their offensive opportunities.

Quarterback Jonathan Singleton threw for 306 yards and three touchdowns. Receiver Jaime Martinez caught 11 passes for 225 yards and two touchdowns.

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.

Christopher’s brand new track was christened by hosting a meet that just wouldn’t end.

GILROY—Live Oak wanted to get its season off to a fast start. And after Friday night’s 42-6 win opening night win over Gilroy at Christopher High, the Acorns can safely say it was a mission accomplished.

Four Mustangs scored in double-digits against Pajaro Valley and propelled their team to a dominant 70-34 win Wednesday at home.

Normally a line score that includes the home team scoring 10 runs and holding the visitors to three hits would indicate a blow out.

GILROY—Gilroy reeled from the absence of one its stars Tuesday night in its 54-25 loss to San Benito and the Baler’s hot-shooting Adriana Ibana.