Tag: sports
Intero Foundation awards MH Raiders football and cheer with $7,000 grant
The Morgan Hill Raiders Football and Cheer program was awarded a $7,000 grant by the Intero Foundation Saturday, Oct. 6 at the Morgan Hill Sports Complex. The Intero Foundation is a non-profit organization that has raised more than $2 million to benefit children.
Golf: Locals take a swing at the PGA
More than 80 local golfers took to the links Wednesday, in the first step to earning a spot in the 2012 Frys.com Open, which kicks off next week.
Youth: OV Red Devils take second at Medina Classic
The Orchard Valley Red Devils, part of Orchard Valley Youth Soccer League made up of Gilroy and Morgan Hill players, finished second during the past weekend’s 2012 Medina Fall Classic in Sunnyvale.
Roundup: Late goals hurt Sobrato field hockey team in loss
A pair of late goals doomed the Sobrato High field hockey team in its 2-0 loss to Willow Glen on Thursday.
College roundup: Turnovers lead Rams to blowout loss
Five turnovers cost the Gavilan football team Saturday in its last game before conference play begins in two weeks. The Rams allowed 43 points in the game’s first two quarters on their way to a 56-21 loss to West Hills Coalinga.
FOOTBALL: Blocked field goal, penalty lifts Sobrato over Willow Glen
Sobrato’s first game in the Blossom Valley Athletic League’s Mount Hamilton Division ended in dramatic fashion Friday, as the Bulldogs upended Willow Glen 26-25 in San Jose.
FOOTBALL: Acorns, Bulldogs return to the field after bye week
For the first time in the school’s history, the Sobrato Bulldogs will enter league play as a member of the Blossom Valley Athletic League’s Mount Hamilton Division when they travel to Willow Glen on Friday.
Lewis: Give yourself some room around water
Many golfers try to do the right thing by hitting a shot short of a water hazard instead of trying a high-risk shot over the water toward the green.
Water Polo: Bulldogs fall to Aragon 8-7
Sobrato’s Lucas Salem knows the 2012 Bulldog boys water polo team has a lot to live up to. After finishing in second place in the Blossom Valley’s Mount Hamilton Athletic League last year, Sobrato has entered the new season with a lot of turnover.
EL TORO BOWL: Live Oak scores 23 unanswered points to upend...
One year ago, Mark Butterworth spent most of his time playing tight end for the one-win Acorns, catching three passes. As the starting fullback Friday, Butterworth made the most of his responsibility and opportunity.
