Gilroy, Christopher move to Pacific in football
The football teams at Gilroy and Christopher high schools will move from the Gabilan Division to the lower Pacific Division within the Monterey Bay League next season, the MBL announced Wednesday.
Prep Roundup: Jan. 22
For the third time in as many games the Christopher boys soccer team walked away with a tie.
Roundup: Fabing leads Balers by Cougars in consolation final
Taylor Fabing scored 14 points to lead San Benito High’s girls basketball team to a 38-34 victory over Christopher in the consolation bracket final of the Del Mar Tournament on Saturday.
BASEBALL: Monterey beats Christopher; Cougars face must-win Friday
Rounding the final corner of the Monterey Bay League season this week, Friday's road tilt against Monte Vista Christian already had a must-win tag associated with it. But after Wednesday's loss to Monterey High, the stakes are raised that much more for the Christopher High baseball team.
Gavilan Football: Yuba upsets Gavilan, ends streak
GILROY—Gavilan College’s bid for a third consecutive victory came up one quarter short Saturday night as the visiting Yuba College Forty Niners scored three touchdowns in the final 12 minutes to top the Rams 45-35 at Garcia-Elder Sports Complex.
MEN’S BASKETBALL: Columbia pulls away in second half, defeats Gavilan, 71-57
Jordan Ramirez and Andrew Belonia each posted season-high point totals, but a 13-2 burst by Columbia College aided the visitors in separating themselves down the stretch of a 71-57 defeat of Gavilan College on Wednesday in Gilroy.
Headstart Nursery nails down ‘D’ title
Randy Costa's jumper with seven seconds left gave Headstart
Prep Roundup: Oct. 30
Christopher volleyball dropped its home finale, falling 3-0 to Monte Vista Christian. The Cougars fell 25-17, 25-13, 25-26.Â
League action heats up at Gilroy Bowl
League action at the Gilroy Bowl is heating up with Buck Johnson
Prep Football: Live Oak passing game, Gilroy’s mistakes hand Acorns 31-21 win
MORGAN HILL—A year after two running games went wild to open the season, Live Oak and Gilroy took a different tact, but the result was the same.