Tag: baler
Volleyball: Balers honored with six year-end awards
After winning only their second Tri-County Athletic League championship — going 29-5 in the process — the Balers were decorated with year-end awards inside the TCAL.
Track: Balers send five to CCS finals
San Benito’s David Kret will be the only Baler to compete in multiple events during the Central Coast Section championship on Friday at Gilroy High.
Golf: After missing the cut, Han looks to the summer
Entering the final day of the Central Coast Section golf championship at Rancho Canada in Carmel on Tuesday, San Benito’s Ryan Han drew a picture in his mind of what he wanted to do.
UPDATED: Baseball: Balers win 1-0 in a walk-off, advance to second...
In the Central Coast Section Division I baseball playoffs seeds are merely just numbers. Against No. 14 seeded Sequoia, the Balers learned and survived that lesson Wednesday.
Track: Boys stunned by Palma; girls win championship
Attempting to claim a second-straight Tri-County Athletic League title and a combined sweep of the league championships, the San Benito boys track and field team was stunned by upstart Palma during the TCAL championship at Gilroy High on Friday.
Roundup: Softball team ready for run at CCS title
The road for a seventh-straight Central Coast Section Division I championship is set for the Balers softball team, and manager Scott Smith likes his team’s chances.
Volleyball: Balers season ends to Bellarmine in CCS playoffs
In a swift three-game match against Bellarmine in the second round of the Central Coast Section Division I playoffs Thursday night, the San Benito volleyball season ended.
Baseball: Clayton Valley beats SBHS 11-3
The San Benito baseball team lost its second-straight game Wednesday to close the Valley Christian Crown Classic in Hollister.
Softball: Balers rebound from loss, beat Alisal 10-0
The Balers rebounded from its loss to Notre Dame last week by blowing out Alisal 10-0 on the road Tuesday.
UPDATED: Baseball: Balers fail to clinch TCAL title, lose to Palma...
Committing four errors and allowing a five-run inning won’t win many baseball games. And Tuesday, with a chance to clinch their seventh-straight Tri-County Athletic League championship, the San Benito baseball team proved it.
