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MVC trio named first-team all-Cypress Division | All-PCAL softball

Monte Vista Christian School had three softball players named to the Pacific Coast Athletic League’s all-Cypress Division first team following its wildly successful season.

Aptos, PCS get pair of first-team honorees | All-PCAL boys lacrosse

Aptos High’s boys lacrosse team had two seniors, Quinn Kerko and Fabian Cortes, honored as first-team players in Pacific Coast Athletic all-Gabilan Division voting.

Watsonville’s Xitlali Montesino a first-team selection in Gabilan Division | All-PCAL girls basketball

Watsonville High girls basketball standout Xitlali Montesino was a first-team selection in the Gabilan Division, the top tier of the Pacific Coast Athletic League.

St. Francis junior guard Sam Braun named MVP of Cypress Division | All-PCAL boys basketball

St. Francis High junior guard Sam Braun was named MVP of the Pacific Coast Athletic League’s Cypress Division after leading the Sharks’ boys basketball team to the title.

Four local players receive special honors | All-PCAL football

Aptos High’s Caden Prichard, Soquel’s Jordan McCord and Justice Grauel Tebong, and St. Francis’ Miguel Orozco received special honors in their respective PCAL football divisions this season.

Optimism high as county’s teams hit the field | 2022 PCAL Football Preview

Another year on the gridiron kicks off Friday, and Aptos High is still the top team in Santa Cruz County. What the Mariners really want, though, is to be referred to as the top team in the Pacific Coast Athletic League’s Gabilan Division — the top level of the four-tiered equity league.

Aptos’ Kale Lampman named Gabilan’s top offensive player | All-PCAL boys lacrosse

Aptos High midfielder Kale Lampman’s scoring prowess made him an easy decision for Pacific Coast Athletic League boys lacrosse coaches when it came time for all-league voting.

PCS star guard Malachi Douyon named Cypress Division MVP | All-PCAL Boys Basketball

“It’s a crying shame he’s not getting more looks,” Santa Cruz coach Lawan Milhouse said after his team hosted PCS in the regular-season finale. “He can really play. And I’m not talking about junior college. He has a significant package. He’s probably the best player in our area.”