FIELD HOCKEY: Christopher plays Willow Glen to 0-0 tie
The Christopher High varsity field hockey team challenged another stout nonleague opponent and salvaged its second tie of the week, this time playing all square, 0-0, with Willow Glen on Thursday in Gilroy.
VOLLEYBALL: CHS coach steps down, Cougars lose to Anzar
It has been an unconventional couple of days for the Christopher High girls varsity volleyball team.
ROUNDUP: GHS field hockey routs North Salinas; CHS girls water polo wins
Three different players registered at least three goals as the Gilroy High field hockey team routed visiting North Salinas 15-0 in an early season nonleague engagement Tuesday.
ROUNDUP: Gavilan soccer, volleyball and prep volleyball
The Gavilan college men’s soccer team dropped a pair of close matches over the weekend.
FOOTBALL: Gavilan knocks off Yuba in opener for first home win in five seasons
Touchdowns on offense, defense and special teams earned Gavilan College its first home football victory in five seasons with a resounding 33-20 decision over the Yuba College 49ers at Garcia-Elder Sports Complex on Saturday night
FOOTBALL: Sobrato defeats Christopher in season opener, 38-19
Sobrato established a three-score first-half advantage and held off host Christopher High 38-19 in front of a spirited crowd at Garcia-Elder Sports Complex on Friday night in Gilroy.
FOOTBALL: Acorns win opener, snap three-game losing skid versus Mustangs
Early in the first quarter of Friday night's season opener between Live Oak and Gilroy, Acorns quarterback Taylor Turnipseed and wide receiver Dominic Maciel had a 24-yard touchdown connection nullified by penalty. It stung. The drive stalled. Little did they know at the time that they'd have a few more flag-free opportunities. Three, to be exact.
ROUNDUP: GHS boys, girls water polo and CHS girls volleyball
Visiting Harbor upended Gilroy High’s girls varsity water polo team 9-4 in the team’s Monterey Bay League Pacific Division opener Thursday in Gilroy.
SEASON PREVIEW: Christopher High football
Expectations. Three years ago, head coach Tim Pierleoni gathered a bunch of bright-eyed freshmen and sophomores for a meeting at Brownell Middle School and laid out an extensive list of goals. The Christopher High football team's 2011 league championship season – in year three – may have taken everyone on the opposite sideline by surprise. But among the CHS players and coaching staff, it was exactly what was envisioned when the program opened in 2009.
FOOTBALL: Mustangs, Acorns set to raise curtain on 2012
For the fourth consecutive year, Live Oak and Gilroy, two schools separated by a short 12 miles, will go head to head and pop the cork on the prep football season.



















