High School Sports

When Colette Yamaoka was 2 ½ or 3, her parents, Craig and Monica, put her into some basic activity classes.

When Shraee Harrison opted not to compete for the San Benito High track and field team as a sophomore last year, it took many by surprise.

Michael Camacho bulks up for football season and trims down for wrestling season. “It’s the two hardest sports to play,” said Camacho, a San Benito High sophomore. “But I love them both and give them equal time.”

Alyssa Newman knows she can’t control the unexpected punches life throws her way.

J.J. Melo knows how to keep a good secret.

One of the smallest players on the Anzar High girls soccer team often makes a big impact.

It happens in every game.

Despite graduating seven starters from a squad that won last year’s Monterey Bay League Gabilan Division championship, the San Benito High girls soccer team finds itself in a position to still finish among the top three- or four teams in the league.

When Charlene Tomasini played on youth soccer clubs growing up, she was the person who other players’ parents feared.

When it comes to the Anzar High boys basketball team, most of the players try to earn their license.