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GILROY—Gavilan sophomores like Bryant Cid had some unfinished business from their freshmen year. Having started the season off strong, the Rams tapered off towards the end of that season and missed their shot at the playoffs.

Robert "The Ghost" Guerrero and his wife Casey led the "Be The Match" bone marrow registration April 14 at Arkansas Tech University. They, along with ATU facility and students, broke the record and entered the Guinness Book of World Records for registries in a 60-minute time frame as 250 registered for "Be The Match." The event totaled 1,696 registries.

Christopher won its third straight game Tuesday and now has a winning record for the first time this season. 

Cabrillo scored three runs in the bottom of the first and that's all it needed to top Gavilan. 

GILROY—Christopher’s Esteban Fabela was easy to miss during Tuesday night’s game.

GILROY—As Savanna Hartman approached the end of her sophomore year at Gavilan, she considered ending her volleyball career.

With Monday's match against Alisal tied at 3-all, the Cougars' fate rested on the shoulders of No. 4 singles players Jesus Velasquez. 

For the second straight game, Christopher knocked off the league-leading San Benito. 

After winning five straight games, Gavilan is sitting pretty at the top of the Coast Pacific Conference. 

GILROY—Gilroy’s Liezl Clark had been in a slump and struggling at the plate. She was off her mental game, Mustangs coach Julie Berggren said, but on Tuesday, Clark showed why she deserves her lead-off spot.