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From Gilroy Dispatch...
The Christopher High boys soccer team ran all the way to the Central Coast Section Division III final for the first time, racking up a 17-3-2 record that included a sparkling 8-0-2 mark for 1st place in the Blossom Valley Athletic League, Santa Teresa East Division.
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Hollister went on an amazing playoff run and captured the school’s first-ever boys soccer Central Coast Section championship.
Gilroy enjoyed its best girls soccer season in 11 years, winning its league and reaching the Central Coast Section playoffs. The 13-3-4 campaign was highlighted by a superb 7-0-3 record for first place in the Blossom Valley Athletic League, Santa Teresa – East Division.
Susan Dodd, who started her three-decades-plus career at Gavilan College as the first female full-time staff member in the Department of Kinesiology & Athletics, died on Feb. 1. She was 74 years old.
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Baler sophomore wins spot on the U-17 squad and sparkles in CONCACAF tourney in Mexico.
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At the end of the first day of the Northern California Golf Association Net Amateur Championship, Josh Torres was locked in a three-way tie for first.
Hollister High girls’ soccer team went on an amazing run that was capped off with both section and state titles for the first time in the program’s history.
In the five decades since the Gavilan College football team won the national championship, Coach Bob Garcia has helped organize three reunions.
In 2005, the Gavilan College women’s soccer team finished 0-17, scoring one goal while allowing 100. Not surprisingly, the program went under.
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