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January 1, 2026

Gavilan Roundup: March 9

Gavilan suffered two tough one-point losses over the weekend at the hands of Skyline College and the College of San Mateo. 

Prep Wrestling: Gilroy’s freshman Felix captures third at CIF

BAKERSFIELD—Gilroy High’s Alex Felix is proof that the future is bright for the Mustangs.

Prep Wrestling: Gilroy’s Felix, Matt Penyacsek still in contention for title

BAKERSFIELD—Out of the 13 South County wrestlers who made the trip to the California Interscholastic Federation state meet, just four live to see another day.

Youth Hoops: AAU info session, open gym launches Saturday

Christopher's varsity basketball coach Dan Mooney will host an open gym and information session for his E1T1 AAU program from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at CHS. 

Prep Softball: Sobrato out muscles a patient Christopher team, 10-7

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 Browns to host registration Sunday

The Gilroy Browns football and cheer program is hosting open registration from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, March 8, at the Gilroy High Student Center.

Prep Boys Volleyball: Cougars escape Salinas

GILROY—Christopher and Salinas had fans on the edges of their seats Thursday as the two teams exchanged blows and took their match to the wire.

Athletes of the Week: March 6

Each week, we recognize one area male and female athlete for their performance on the field of play. This week's are:

JUCO Baseball: Rams No. 7 in NorCal, No. 20 in Western JC region

The Gavilan baseball team has charged out of the gate in the early season and in turn earned one of the highest rankings in school history. 

Prep Soccer: Cougars’ Boutee, Mustangs’ Slattery, Gomez received 1st team honors

GILROY—Jamie Boutee, Alexi Slattery and Agust Gomez were a crucial part of their teams all season long and on Wednesday, they were recognized for their talents.

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