Ghost ready to move back up boxing ladder
Former world champion Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero, Mexican brawler Alfredo “El Perro” Angulo and undefeated 2012 U.S. Olympian Terrell Gausha participated in a press conference in Santa Monica Tuesday hosted by Spike in advance of the Premier Boxing Champions and Bellator doubleheader Aug. 26 and 27 from Honda Center in Anaheim.
SOCCER: Gilroy girls tie Aptos in opener, 1-1
Morgan Rogers scored in the second half Tuesday to help Gilroy’s girls soccer team open the season with a 1-1 tie at Aptos.
Cougars track team to host pancake breakfast
The Christopher track team will host a pancake breakfast from 7-11 a.m. Nov. 15 at the school's dining commons.
JUCO Football: Cabrillo hands Gavilan 61-35 loss
APTOS—Cabrillo snapped a five-game losing streak by speeding past the Gavilan Rams, 61-35, in Golden Coast League play at Carl Conelly Stadium Saturday.
FOOTBALL: Gavilan gets back into conference race with win over SJCC
And just like that, the Gavilan College football team moved back into Coast Conference title contention Saturday night, holding on to defeat the San Jose City College Jaguars 30-27 at Garcia-Elder Sports Complex.
SOCCER: Rams carry win streak into must-win game today
The Gavilan men’s soccer team takes a three-game win streak into today’s home finale against Skyline, looking to keep itself in the postseason hunt.
VOLLEYBALL: Depth could carry Rams to the top
With a roster made up of 14 players coming out of 13 different high schools, the Gavilan College women’s volleyball team has really just started to find some chemistry on the court. But that doesn’t mean the expectations for the 2012 season aren’t just as high for the Rams, who are coming off their third straight Northern California regional playoff appearance.
Prep Basketball: Gunther leads Acorns past Gilroy
MORGAN HILL—Live Oak captain Amy Gunther said she’s more an assist player, but that didn’t stop her from knocking down baskets all night long.
Prep Field Hockey: Gilroy’s Carter inks with Cal
GILROY—Anyone who has seen Katrina Carter play field hockey had no doubts she’d continue her career in college. But if you would’ve asked Carter if she thought she’d get to this level eight years ago, she probably would’ve laughed at the thought.