Sports

GILROY—Cougar Brevin Zollinger was on point for Christopher during Tuesday’s crosstown game with Gilroy.

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.

Tommy Cox scored 17 points and Zach Loo added 15 points to lead Gilroy High’s boys basketball team to a 79-65 win at North Salinas on Friday night.

Four Gilroy High wrestlers earned individual titles, one took the state’s No. 1-ranked 132-pounder to the brink of upset in the evening’s marquee finale, and the Mustangs won their first team championship since 2008 on another memorable Mid Cals night under the spotlight Saturday.

Champaign, Illinois—It’s been quite a year for Jesse Delgado.

GILROY — Garcia-Elder Sports Complex was all but empty following Gilroy’s game with North Salinas. The fans had cleared out, both teams made their ways to the lockerroom. But for one final time, senior running back Brandon Boyd took a knee at midfield, reflecting on “G” that represents Gilroy and everything he’s fought so hard for the last four years.

GILROY—If a few things went differently, Gavilan could’ve secured its first win on Sept. 12. One less penalty or fumble, one more completion or tackle and the Rams might’ve headed home victorious. Instead, they fell 32-29 to Mendocino at Christopher High. And coach Mike Dovenberg is determined not to let that happen again.

Mustangs take top-seeded Eagles to the limit but missing one

Former state wrestling champion Isaiah Locsin is appealing a decision that would deny him a chance to compete his senior year.

The boys had a long trip to get to the match against York Wednesday, playing at the Chamisal Swim and Racquet club.