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Friday night football roundup: Maturino, Turner lead Salinas past Arroyo Grande

Salinas tunes up for Soquel; Alisal moves into first place; North County falls from the unbeaten ranks in the Mission North

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High School cross country: Gabilan/Mission Division Center Meet results

Results from the Pacific Coast Athletic League Gabilan and Mission Division boys and girls’ cross country Center Meets at Pinto Lake, Watsonville

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Friday night football: Late touchdown lifts North Salinas past Pacific Grove

North Salinas rallies past Pacific Grove; Seaside earns first win of the season; Palma falls to 0-3 in league play

High school athletes of the week, Oct. 8, 2024

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Thursday night high school football: Salinas’ defense lifts Cowboys past Alvarez

Deyvan Marquez has two touchdowns in Salinas’ win over Alvarez; Gideon Llantero rushes for two touchdowns in Pacific Grove’s decision at Greenfield

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Alessandro Castro helps UCSC men’s soccer earn draw to stay unbeaten | Local Roundup

Alessandro Castro scored the equalizer in the 56th minute on a pass from Kotetsu Horike, and the UC Santa Cruz men’s soccer team earned a 1-all draw against visiting William Jessup to remain unbeaten on the season Wednesday.

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High School football: Palma dominant in defusing North County

Dominate Palma defense tams North County in 40-7 win; Trinity shuts out Hillsbrook in 8-man football

High School cross country: PCAL Center Meet results

Pacific Coast Athletic League Cross Country Center Meet

High School cross-country: Marina wins Gabilan boys team title, Carmel’s Aldi earns individual honors

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Mack Aldi surges over the final 100 meters to win the PCAL cross country Center Meet at Palo Corona. Marina, Hollister win Gabilan Division team titles.

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Friday night lights roundup: Salinas corralled by unbeaten Clovis

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Salinas can’t keep up with Central Section power Clovis in suffering its first loss of the season; Carmel extends regular season winning streak to 15 games

Soquel tops Valley Christian for first win over a WCAL school since 2003 | High school football roundup

It was just a matter of time. Soquel High’s football team had shined on defense and sputtered on offense in its first two games this season. If they could find a way to put a few more points on the board, they had a chance to earn a special win in their brutal lineup of opponents.

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High School football: Carmel stretches regular season winning streak to 14

For the 10th time in its last 15 games, Carmel erupts for 50 plus points in a 58-20 win over Seaside; Greenfield outlasts Stevenson in overtime

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Scotts Valley tops Santa Cruz, but Cardinals end scoring drought | High school football roundup

Santa Cruz High’s football team snapped its scoreless streak in a 40-20 nonleague loss to visiting Scotts Valley to open the 2024 season Friday.

St. Francis’ Nash Horton returns from injury, earns co-MVP honor | All-PCAL baseball

St. Francis High baseball talent Nash Horton made up for lost time.

Watsonville’s Amelia Martinez named Mission Division Pitcher of the Year | All-PCAL softball

Watsonville High’s Amelia Martinez was named the Pacific Coast Athletic League’s Mission Division Pitcher of the Year after leading the Wildcatz to the title.

St. Francis freshman Maya Calfee named MVP of Cypress Division | All-PCAL girls basketball

Nice work, “Glasses.” St. Francis High freshman guard Maya Calfee, who opts to play basketball wearing her everyday spectacles instead of sturdier, less expensive goggles, said she heard the “glasses” reference often.