Prep Volleyball: Trio of Cougars pack punch in loss to Balers
GILROY—The big swings from Ally Foster and Olivia Tabron had Christopher fans going wild, but there was another Cougar in the middle that made her presence known Tuesday night: Khaya Price.
Gavilan Roundup: Sept. 2
The Gavilan volleyball team got off to a rough start, taking on L.A. Pierce College and Bakersfield College Saturday on the road.
Prep Volleyball: Let’s get loud
The Gilroy High volleyball team isn’t worried about its record this season—wins and losses will take care of themselves. Instead, the Mustangs are hoping to bond with one another and have fun doing it.
Prep Volleyball: Cougars out to prove dominance in their division
GILROY—The Christopher volleyball team made the move to the Monterey Bay League’s tough Gabilan Division last season, joining powerhouse teams such as Salinas, San Benito and Notre Dame. The perennial favorites took the top three spots, but the Cougars proved they deserved to be there, too and finished fourth in the division with a 14-18 overall record. Now that it has a year of experience under its belt, Christopher is looking to infiltrate the top three.
Youth Wrestling: Aguilar claims two national titles in Fargo
FARGO, N.D.—The Gilroy High wrestling program has a storied history of producing elite athletes. The Mustangs have sent several wrestlers to the Asics/Vaughan Cadet and Junior Nationals tournament in Fargo, N.D. before, but none have ever won it—until now.
Vedaste, Pereira crowned state champs at Mt. Madonna Challenge
GILROY—Bihama Vedaste and Tiffany Pereira have several running accomplishments between them and now they can add one more: the title of state champion.
Next Ram up: Asp, Hartman ready to continue Gavilan volleyball’s legacy of success
Ryan Asp and Savanna Hartman know they no longer have others to fall back on for leadership: This year is their turn to take the reins.
Prep Field Hockey: Game changer
GILROY—“This year, I think we have it all in place,” Christopher field hockey coach Lia Peterson said overlooking the field of around 50 girls who turned up for practice on Aug. 19.
Prep Field Hockey: Mustangs have strength in numbers, experience
GILROY—This time last year, Gilroy field hockey coach Adam Gemar was scratching his head and wondering how he was going to make it through the season with only 13 girls. When the Central Coast Section mandatory dead period ended on Aug. 15, the Mustangs saw between 30 and 35 girls turn out for practice. What a difference a year can make.
Gavilan Soccer: Season of change for the Rams
GILROY—There’s been a lot of changes on the Gavilan soccer team over the offseason, but it has its eyes fixed on the future.
