Marcotullio, Oakwood on a good run
Kate Marcotullio decided to run cross country last year as a freshman to stay in shape for soccer, the sport she has played since she was 5 or 6 years old. Her expectations were rather muted, as the Oakwood sophomore had never‰-and still doesn‰'t‰-think...
Ellis Richardson has come a long way
When Ellis Richardson was in the eighth grade, he knew something had to change. Describing himself as “chubby and out of shape,” Richardson would soon chart a new path for himself.
“I was close to being obese according to the BMI,” he said. “Something in...
Despite loss, Oakwood still has plenty to be excited about
On the inbound play to start the second half, Owen McCarry came up with a steal before dribbling the length of the floor and making a nifty behind the back pass to Duncan Ellis, who scored an uncontested layup. The play summed up Christopher...
Morgan Hill swimmers receive All-American recognition
The National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association has awarded All-American recognition to two Morgan Hill swimmers.
The NISCA recognized Sobrato’s Zoe Childers and Oakwood’s Lucas Tompkins for their recent accomplishments in the Spring 2025 season.
Childers received awards in both the 100 butterfly and the 200 individual...
Sports Roundup: Live Oak girls basketball wins three straightÂ
Live Oak HS Boys Basketball (6-8 overall)
Recent results: Lost 64-62 at Oakwood; won 69-39 vs. San Lorenzo Valley
Upcoming games: 7pm Jan. 15 at Gilroy; 7pm Jan. 17 at Evergreen Valley
NOTES: Against SLV, Ethan Estrada Sanchez scored 24 points and Devon DeHaro added 16 points.
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Oakwood boys basketball shines with 20-5 season
It was a landmark season for the Oakwood boys basketball team. The squad, 20-5 overall, improved by three full games in the ultra-competitive Pacific Coast Athletic League Gabilan Division standings for the second straight year.
The Hawks finished in second place in the highest division...
Off to a flying start, Oakwood Hawks eye league, CCS, NorCal and possible state titles
Even with an outstanding 13-1 start, the Oakwood High boys basketball team said it hasn’t come close to reaching its potential yet.
“There is a way to go to hit that ceiling,” longtime Hawks coach Kort Jensen said. “That’s why we’re trying to think outside...
Oakwood rides strong 2nd quarter to down Live Oak by 20
Live Oak did a good job of taking away Oakwood’s phenom point guard, but it couldn’t stop everyone as the Hawks rolled to a 67-47 win Tuesday night.
Oakwood outlasts Trinity in slugfest
The Boys Varsity Basketball team traveled to Monterey Monday to face off with powerhouse Trinity Christian in an offensive slugfest, winning 83-73.
















