High School Sports

The Hollister-based Crush 15-and-under club girls volleyball team made some history on Feb. 7-8, as it was one of 12 teams out of 98 squads to qualify for the gold division in the ultra-competitive Power League Qualifiers tournament in Sacramento.

A year ago, the San Benito High boys soccer team was completing a historic season, winning the Monterey Bay League Pacific Division championship.

John Moreno has a good explanation for why the Anzar High boys basketball team plays well whenever it’s involved in a close game.

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.