Monterey County Local News: Sports

A young boy in a baseball jersey named Milo stole the show briefly at the Pacific Grove City Council meeting on April 5, as he asked the council to support building a skatepark.

A year after Monterey Bay F.C. kicked off its first season in Seaside, the team announced its second team for USL Two – a pre-professional team – on Feb. 6.

Cristina Balestreri, who grew up in the Salinas Valley, has been named the 2023 Miss King City Stampede.

One after another, neighbors of George Washington Park beseeched the Pacific Grove Recreation Board on Feb. 23 to remove it from a list of possible locations for a proposed skatepark.

Despite threat of rain, a crowd gathered for the official ribbon cutting at Gonzales Skate Park on Feb. 11.

The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am returns this weekend, bringing professional and amateur players alike to three of the area’s renowned, picturesque courses.

Gonzales High School student-athlete Giovanni Ochoa was recognized by the Gonzales City Council for qualifying to the 2022 CIF State Cross Country Championships.

SALINAS VALLEY — As we look back over the past year, it’s time to recognize some of the greatest moments in South Monterey County sports from 2022. King City Mustangs 3) King City Mustang girls’ basketball team had a great chance to be ranked first for the 2021-22 season. After losing most of their preseason [...]

There is no clear touchdown in a long-running battle for victory over the future of the athletic stadium and facilities at Monterey High School, even with a Dec. 8 court ruling issued by Monterey County Superior Court Judge Thomas Wills.

Something sizable is missing at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca. And track general manager John Narigi is pleased.

For head coach Frank Yallop, November brings perhaps the most challenging part of the soccer season. Matches are over, but he must again assemble a team.

Although Monterey Bay F.C. finished the 2022 campaign on a three-game losing streak, the team put together a solid first year.

In California, you can bet on a horse race, buy a lottery ticket, put money on poker in a card room and play slots at a tribal casino all in the same day.

GONZALES — Former Gonzales High School wrestling coach Frank Hankin has been chosen to enter the California Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame. Hankin, who guided the Spartans wrestling team to five Mission Trail Athletic League championships, will be honored at an induction banquet that will take place Saturday, Oct. 15, at the [...]