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May 29, 2026

San Benito boys water polo ready for turnaround

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.

Gautschi has high expectations for San Benito water polo

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.

Quinones leads by words, results

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.

Hawks expect to soar once again

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

Quick hits: Balers ready for 2014 season

A couple of notes, observations and the best gems from my interview today with Chris Cameron, who is entering his 21st season as the coach of the San Benito High football team.

Balers intent on making it to state

The San Benito High boys’ cross-country team came within one spot of making it to the CIF State Championships in two of the last three years.

Despite defeat, San Benito All-Stars headed to Modesto

Knowing it had already advanced to next week’s Southwest Regionals in Modesto, the San Benito 18-and-under Babe Ruth All-Star team went into Tuesday’s action needing to beat Stanislaus twice to successfully repeat as state champions.

No All-American ending for Hollister 9-10 All-Stars

The Hollister American 9-10 All-Star team played well in winning the District 9 tournament, but it simply faced two superior opponents in sectionals.

Hollister American 11-12 All-Stars denied in sectionals

After running roughshod through the District 9 tournament—outscoring its opponents by a combined score of 117-8—the Hollister American 11-12 All-Star team knew it would receive stiffer competition in the Section 5 tournament at Wilson Park in Cupertino.

Hollister native a straight shooter

Eddie Kutz last lived in Hollister 30 years ago, but he’s still fond of his roots.

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