Week 12 picks
Scott schooled us in picks last week, finishing with an 8-1 overall record. Emanuel was close behind at 7-2 and Nathan finished third at 6-3. Cheeto came in fourth place going 5-4 and Erin brought up the rear with a 4-5 overall pick.
Athletes of the Week: Nov. 21
Each week we will recognize one are male and female athlete for their performances. This weeks' are:
Prep Field Hockey: Mank named MTAL Junior of the Year
GILROY—Christopher’s Erin Mank was a crucial part of her team’s success this season and the Mission Trail Athletic League took notice.
Prep Field Hockey: Mustangs lose heartbreaker to Mitty in semis
SAN JOSE—“It was a battle,” Gilroy coach Adam Gemar said to an emotional Mustangs team following its semifinal match with Archbishop Mitty. “I wish we could’ve gone a couple more days.”
NCAA Wrestling: Delgado returns to Gilroy High
GILROY—It’s not everyday that Gilroy High alumni are asked to pose for photos and sign autographs. It’s not everyday that an alum is a two-time NCAA Division I wrestling champion either.
Guerrero teams up with Salvation Army to host Thanksgiving dinner
This Thanksgiving, Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero wants to give back to the community that has given him so much.
Prep Wrestling: Penyacsek twins sign with Roadrunners
GILROY—The family that wrestles together, stays together.
Prep Field Hockey: Silacci earns her DI stripes, signs with Pacific
GILROY—Over the last four years Tayler Silacci has been earning her stripes. The Gilroy High senior has spent countless mornings getting up before sunrise and has travelled across the country attending camps and tournaments all to earn a field hockey scholarship.
Prep Softball: Castro achieves DI dreams, signs with Canisius
GILROY—Lauren Castro’s softball career almost ended before it ever really began. The Gilroy High senior quit her first year of tee-ball, intimidated by crowds and attention. But thankfully for Castro, her parents convinced her to give it one more try and this time, she fell in love.
Cross Country: Ruelas, Barroso lead the way for Mustangs at CCS
SALINAS—The last time Kaylah Grant ran at Toro Park, she took a wrong turn, adding minutes to her time.