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Carmel made it clear from the beginning that they were going to run the ball and rely on their running back Covossay Windham in a 42-14 win over Christopher on Sept. 9.

Christopher and North Salinas each had three wins a piece under their belts, but one had to walk away a winner. All eyes turned to No. 3 singles player Tiffany Roberts to take home a 'W' for the Cougars — and she didn't disappoint. Roberts won the first set 6-3, but dropped the second 4-6. The Cougars' No. 3 didn't let up, taking the tiebreaker match 10-3 to help her team close out the regular season on a high note and  edge North Salinas 4-3 Tuesday on the road.  "It was an exciting finish to a good year for the girls tennis team," CHS coach Patrick McBrearty said.   No. 1 singles player Emily Barham was stellar once again, shutting down her opponent 6-0, 6-0 to remain undefeated on the year. Adena Chen, Christopher's No. 2, also won her match 6-4, 6-2 in singles' play. 

GILROY — Christopher’s game against Everett Alvarez may have been its toughest one thus far — not only on the field, but off it as well.

ANGELS CAMP—For Gavilan’s Seth Holcomb, Thursday was years in the making.

With his mom and brother seated beside him, Anthony Rodriguez officially committed to playing baseball in college.

GILROY —Merced's running game proved too much for Gavilan to handle.

Following last week's announcement that CordeValle landed the 2016 Women's Open, Alan Campey, President of CordeValle, expressed his excitement of the news, attributing the USGA's decision to the dedication shown by the golf club's members.

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