Sports

San Benito High football coach Chris Cameron had two objectives entering last Friday’s home scrimmage: Come out of it with everyone healthy and make sure his players were physical from start to finish.

Two of the fastest growing sports in the nation at the prep level—field hockey and lacrosse—are coming to San Benito High School.

San Benito High School may break ground on a new physical education building that was at least four years in the planning as early as after winter break.

For the San Benito High girls volleyball team, the future is now.

To say the San Benito High boys water polo team had a rough 2013 season would be a vast understatement.

Went down to Anzar High on Monday to talk to the captains—sophomore Katia Dizon and seniors Emily Papenhausen and Karena Campos—of the volleyball team.

Went down to San Benito High today to talk to the boys water polo team, which finished 0-12 last year in Monterey Bay League Gabilan Division play.

Even though the San Benito High girls water polo team finished just 4-8 in Monterey Bay League Gabilan Division play last season, first-year Haybalers coach Ronni Gautschi said she expects her squad to compete—if not win—the league championship this season.

It’s only appropriate Amy Quinones recently attended a leadership camp—as a returning senior, league champion and captain for the San Benito High girls’ cross-country team, she’ll be looked upon to provide guidance for the 2015 season.

Despite having one of the smallest enrollments in the Central Coast Section, Anzar High’s cross-country teams have consistently produced solid results.