High School Sports

For Kelsey Robledo, playing basketball isn’t just a passion—it’s an addiction.

When Gilroy’s Kimberly Davis and San Benito’s Corey Latham woke up Saturday morning, the two seniors couldn’t help but think about the possibility that they would be swimming in their final individual events of their high school career.

San Benito easily beat Monterey 201-257 on Tuesday to earn the Monterey Bay League’s second automatic berth into the upcoming Central Coast Section regional playoffs.

Andrew Breen and Zack Moeller represent the prototypical San Benito High athlete: hard-working, productive and team players.

When Hollister's Haylie Stelling takes to the saddle, she plays country music on her iPhone, tucks it into her cowboy boot and rides toward a dream. The teen wants to be the first woman to compete in team roping at a professional level while also competing in barrel racing, the only rodeo event open to women at a professional level.

Michelle Brunido doesn’t let many things get her down.

Sometimes the path to redemption begins deep in the soul, in a place where only loved ones can reach.

Ever since David Kaplansky got into coaching, it’s been a dream of his to head a college program.

Hunter Haworth realizes his pitching career could be gone in an instant.

Whether she’s running at practice or competing in a meet, San Benito High freshman sensation Marisa Villegas hears the same thing.