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Despite scoring three late runs, the Christopher softball team held off Salinas and picked up a much needed league win Thursday.

The Coast Conference-South Champion Gavilan softball team will start postseason play Saturday. 

GILROY —The goal of the Gavilan football program isn’t to win games—though it likes it when that happens, too. Head coach Spencer Gilford said the goal is to help his young student-athletes to the next level and achieve their goals of playing at a four-year institution. On Friday, two more players were able to do that.

SAN JOSE — Christopher linebacker Jacob Moen was a force to be reckoned with all season long.

GILROY — Though Tuesday was Gilroy coach Brian Boyd’s birthday, the cake and balloons in the school’s library weren’t for him. He did, however, receive one very special present in the form of his son Brandon signing with Pacific University in Forest Grove, Ore. on an academic scholarship where he will play football next season.

GILROY — For the first time in school history Christopher walked away the winner of the crosstown clash with Gilroy.

DJ Santellano had passed the century mark in his pitch count through seven innings and Gavilan College had a pitcher ready in the pen to come in the eighth.

APTOS — The last time Gavilan and Cabrillo met, the game ended in a one-run decision, 7-6 in favor of the Seahawks, after eight innings. History has a way of repeating itself—though not exactly.

GILROY — The Gavilan men’s soccer team has new coach and it’s a familiar face for many Gilroy-area fans.

GILROY — Friday’s crosstown clash between Christopher and Gilroy looked as if it was going to get ugly real fast.