Sports

HOLLISTER—Facing a must-win situation against the team that has been the dominant baseball program in the greater South Valley area for the better part of a decade, Christopher High played one of its best games of the season.

As Marisa Villegas neared the finish line, she turned around and said, “Go, go!” Villegas’ teammate, Amy Quinones, was right behind her, clocking in a season-best time of 5 minutes, 22.38 seconds in the 1600-meter run race.

When Dion Walker became the new Anzar High softball coach, he knew exactly what he was getting into.

GILROY—It’s taken three years, but Erik Nelson’s vision is finally coming to life.

The San Benito High softball team went 5-1 in last week’s Spring Jamboree in Las Vegas, earning third-place honors.

In August 2010, Ricky Garcia was already enrolled to take classes at San Francisco State University only to realize he wasn’t ready to hang up his cleats just yet.

When athletes choose to play for a junior college, often times they go out of the area from where they graduated from high school.

In a span of 18 months starting in 2009, Dennis Michael Dixon lost his wife and parents.

Grant Bernosky didn’t know quite what to expect entering the 2015 golf season.

The San Benito High boys tennis team remained undefeated in Monterey Bay League Pacific Division play after a 5-2 win over Alvarez on Thursday.