Tag: sports
Volleyball: Sisters help drive Anzar’s success
Like it seems every game on their way to a 22-5 record in 2012, the Anzar Hawks started Tuesday’s match against Carmel slow.
Roundup: Balers’ golf season ends at CCS finals
The San Benito girls golf season ended Tuesday in the Central Coast Section championship in Carmel Valley. This year, the Balers sent only one golfer - Emiley Palmquist - to the championship round.
Football: Vikings advance in playoffs
Hollister Vikings advance to next round of playoffs in defensive duels.
Cross-country: Estrada wins third league championship
Even from the opening gunshot, Saturday’s Monterey Bay League cross-country championship at Salinas’ Toro Park was Vanessa Estrada’s to lose.
Roundup: Anzar wins second game of the year
Behind 152 yards rushing from senior Gabriel Hatcher, the Anzar football team improved to 2-4 on the season with a 56-24 win over Alma Heights Christian on Friday. The victory gives the Hawks one more win than they had during their debut season a year ago.
VOLLEYBALL: Gavilan rallies for five-set win over Foothill
Staring defeat in the face, the Gavilan College women’s volleyball team fought back from a two-sets-to-none hole and a daunting 22-15 deficit in the third set to steal a victory – 17-25, 21-25, 25-23, 25-18, 15-13 – from visiting Foothill College in thrilling fashion Friday night.
Baseball: Giants sweep, win 2nd World Series in 3 years
DETROIT - The San Francisco Giants placed their stake on being the latest dominant team in a sport that has found new pride in parity.
Football: Turnovers lift San Benito over Christopher
It may not have the same pomp and circumstance as the Gilroy-San Benito long time rivalry, but don’t tell the Balers that Friday’s game against Christopher wasn’t a bitter rivalry.
Football: Balers aim for back-to-back wins
Coming off a rousing 70-0 win over Gilroy High in the 2012 Prune Bowl, the Balers will hope to keep that momentum going in its first ever game against Gilroy’s Christopher High.
Bruce Lewis: Dial in your sandwedge
Most golfers know to open up their clubhead on bunker shots. This is because the sandwedge is designed to create enough bounce to allow the club to pass underneath the ball without getting stuck in the sand.
