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November 15, 2025

Prep Roundup: Sept. 15

FIELD HOCKEY

GHS wrestling to host Alumni Night

Gilroy High’s wrestling program will host its third annual Alumni Night event at 5 p.m. Wednesday, as the event will coincide with the Mustangs’ home dual meet against Monterey.

Gilroy High fills a pair of coaching vacancies

It has been a busy six months on the coach-search front at Gilroy High School. Vacancies have popped up at a dandelion-like rate with coaches leaving posts for a variety of reasons. But with the fall season fast approaching, GHS filled two coaching voids, hiring Kassi Swalboski for girls varsity volleyball and Tim Jones for boys varsity basketball, athletic director Julie Berggren said Tuesday.

Prep Basketball: Cordova leads Cougars past Saints for consolation championship

GILROY—Alec Cordova saved his best game for last.

Confusion, battles and runs: Christopher’s 3-0 win over Sobrato featured a little of everything

Confusion reined before the start of Sobrato and Christopher’s volleyball game Thursday.

Soccer: Mustangs girls rout Cougars in rivalry match, 6-1

Taylor Slattery had three goals and two assists to lead Gilroy High’s girls soccer team to a 6-1 home win over rival Christopher on Wednesday night at Garcia-Elder Sports Complex.

Hoops: Balanced Cougars stay perfect in MBL girls standings

Olivia Tabron scored 13 points to lead three double-figure scorers as Christopher’s girls basketball team stayed undefeated in the Monterey Bay League with a 51-33 victory at Salinas on Tuesday night.

WRESTLING: Mustangs reign supreme at TCAL tourney, 13 wrestlers qualify for CCS

With seven individual Tri-County Athletic League championships Saturday at Palma High, Gilroy High once against showed why it’s one of the best wrestling squads in the section and the state.

FIELD HOCKEY: Mustangs rout Leland

Gilroy High snapped a three-game losing streak in dominating fashion, routing Leland 11-0 on Monday.

Prep Football: Mustangs optimistic after loss to Pirates

GILROY—The Mustangs held their heads high as they walked off the field at the Garcia-Elder Sports Complex Friday night. The scoreboard illuminated the final in the distance—a 40-17 loss to Piedmont Hills—but in their hearts, they were the winners.

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