Tri County Athletic league standings and summaries
Boys’ Basketball
Anzar 66, King City 50
The Anzar Hawks boys’ basketball team remained a half-game ahead
of Pacific Grove in the Mission Trail Athletic League thanks to its
66-50 win over King City on Saturday at home. Leading the way for
the Hawks was Scott Benson, who had 24 points in the winning
effort. In addition to Benson, Erik Olson also had a solid outing
and scored 19. The Hawks next game will take place on Monday at
home against Carmel. Tip-off is 7 p.m.
Girls Basketball
King City 56, Anzar 22
While the Hawks boys’ varsity team picked up a big home win over
King City on Saturday, the Hawks girls’ squad didn’t fare as well
in their showdown with the first-place Mustangs. The Anzar girls
lost by a 56-22 margin to slip to 1-4 in the MTAL and 3-10 overall.
Despite the loss, Jessica Staley was a one-player scoring machine
as she accounted for 14 of the Hawks’ 22 points.
Coaches and interested parents are encouraged to contact
Pinnacle Sports Editor John Bagley regarding game summaries of
local high school and youth sports via e-mail. Please include final
score, game’s location, and a brief summary that lists all
high-scorers or standout performances that are worthy of note. John
Bagley can be reached at jb*****@pi**********.com or by calling The
Pinnacle at 831-637-6300, ext. 17.
Tri County Athletic League
Boys’ Basketball W-L
Palma(15-2) 4-0
San Benito(7-11) 3-1
Alisal(16-4) 2-1
Everett Alvarez(8-8) 1-3
Gilroy(11-6) 1-2
Salinas(11-7) 1-2
N.Salinas(2-13) 0-3
Girls’ Basketball W-L
N.Dame(11-7) 3-1
N.Salinas(12-4) 3-0
Salinas(11-7) 3-0
Gilroy(10-4) 2-1
San Benito(4-11) 1-3
Alisal(6-8) 0-3
Everett Alvarez(3-12) 0-4
Boys’ Soccer W-L-T
Everett Alvarez(7-0-4) 2-0-2
Palma(8-2) 2-1
Alisal(6-2-6) 1-0-2
Gilroy(6-2-3) 1-0-2
Salinas(5-2-5) 1-1-1
San Benito(2-6-2) 1-2-1
N.Salinas(2-6) 0-4
Girls’ Soccer W-L-T
N.Salinas(7-3-1) 3-1
Gilroy(5-4-2) 2-0-1
San Benito(7-3-2) 2-1-1
Alisal(3-7-1) 1-1-1
Salinas(5-6-1) 1-1-1
N.Dame(7-3-2) 1-2
Everett Alvarez(3-8) 0-4
Mission Trail Athletic League
Boys’ Basketball W-L
Anzar(12-5) 4-1
P.Grove(7-6) 3-0
Carmel(4-11) 2-2
K.City(4-12) 2-2
Stevenson(7-6) 2-0
Gonzales(3-10) 1-3
Soledad(2-11) 1-2
Greenfield(2-10) 0-5
Girls’ Basketball W-L
Carmel(5-8) 3-2
Greenfield(5-8) 3-2
K.City(8-4) 3-1
S.Catalina(8-2) 3-0
P.Grove(5-7) 2-1
Stevenson(6-6) 2-0
Anzar(3-10) 1-4
Gonzales(1-12) 1-4
Soledad(1-10) 0-4
Boys’ Soccer W-L-T
Soledad(5-2-5) 4-2-2
Greenfield(6-1-2) 4-1-1
Carmel(5-4-2) 3-2-2
Gonzales(3-1-2) 3-1-1
K.City(4-1) 3-0
Stevenson(4-5) 3-4
York School(2-6-2) 2-5-1
P.Grove(1-4-1) 1-4-1
Anzar(0-4) 0-4
Girls’ Soccer W-L-T
S.Catalina(10-1) 9-0
Stevenson(9-1-1) 8-1
Anzar(6-4) 6-2
York School(5-5-1) 4-4-1
K.City(4-3-1) 3-3-1
Greenfield(2-5-2) 2-4-2
Carmel(1-5-4) 1-5-3
P.Grove(1-5-2) 1-4-2
Soledad(0-5-1) 0-4-1
Gonzales(0-7) 0-7
Boys’ Basketball
Anzar 66, King City 50
The Anzar Hawks boys’ basketball team remained a half-game ahead of Pacific Grove in the Mission Trail Athletic League thanks to its 66-50 win over King City on Saturday at home. Leading the way for the Hawks was Scott Benson, who had 24 points in the winning effort. In addition to Benson, Erik Olson also had a solid outing and scored 19. The Hawks next game will take place on Monday at home against Carmel. Tip-off is 7 p.m.
Girls’ Basketball
King City 56, Anzar 22
While the Hawks boys’ varsity team picked up a big home win over King City on Saturday, the Hawks girls’ squad didn’t fare as well in their showdown with the first-place Mustangs. The Anzar girls lost by a 56-22 margin to slip to 1-4 in the MTAL and 3-10 overall. Despite the loss, Jessica Staley was a one-player scoring machine as she accounted for 14 of the Hawks’ 22 points.
Coaches and interested parents are encouraged to contact Pinnacle Sports Editor John Bagley regarding game summaries of local high school and youth sports via e-mail. Please include final score, game’s location, and a brief summary that lists all high-scorers or standout performances that are worthy of note. John Bagley can be reached at jb*****@pi**********.com or by calling The Pinnacle at 831-637-6300, ext. 17.
