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Baseball: Balers come up short in CCS title game
The San Benito High baseball team made two consecutive Central Coast Section championship games, but unfortunately for the Balers, they both ended with the same result: a loss.
Updated: SBHS baseball stuns St. Francis, advances to CCS title
San Jose - For the second-straight year, the San Benito baseball team will find itself in the Central Coast Section Division I championship game.
Baseball: Balers pound Alvarez
For the second time in one week, the Balers scored early and blew out a Tri-County Athletic League opponent to stay in first place.
Roundup: Tonascia, Ocampo lift Balers over Palma
The San Benito baseball team pulled into a first-place tie with Palma after beating the Chieftains 4-1 Thursday.
Baseball: Four-run sixth lifts Balers to win
The Balers used a four-run sixth inning to beat Salinas 5-3 and pull even with the Cowboys for second place in the Tri-County Athletic League on Thursday.
Roundup: Balers jump on Alvarez, win 13-3
Behind strong four-inning outing from start Rob Soto, San Benito jumped on Alvarez and beat the Eagles 13-3 in a shortened, five-inning game.
Baseball: Breen’s walk-off single keeps Balers perfect in TCAL
For more than six innings Tuesday, the San Benito baseball team couldn’t get a hit against North Salinas’ Isaias Mendez.
Roundup: Basketball teams rewarded for success
Two days after the boys basketball team was eliminated from the Central Coast Section tournament, the team was rewarded for its season-long success by the Tri-County Athletic League.
2012 Baseball Preview: Balers look for another TCAL championship
With six straight Tri-County Athletic League championships in a row, and a last-inning loss in the Central Coast Section championship game a year ago, the 2012 San Benito baseball team has a lot of history to live up to.
UPDATED: Basketball: Balers can’t keep pace with Palma, lose 52-44
Basketball is a game of runs, and Friday night, Palma's one run was enough to hold off San Benito 52-44 in a battle for sole possession of first place in the Tri-County Athletic League.
