Roundup: Corvese leads locals at ‘Top 8’
If the Top 8 classic lives up to its billing as a preview to the Central Coast Section Finals, expect Ryan Corvese to run with the area’s best next month.
Blues beat Sharks for first playoff series win in a decade
After 10 long years, the Blues turned their playoff fortune around in 45 quick seconds against the San Jose Sharks on Saturday night. Seeking to win their first postseason series since 2002, and with those chances diminishing late in the third period, the Blues received back-to-back goals from Jamie Langenbrunner and David Perron for the team’s first lead, and Andy McDonald added an empty-netter for a 3-1 victory in Game 5.
SV rugby entering playoffs on high note
The South Valley Bucks blasted Alameda 63-5 and recorded their highest point total of the season April 13 at the Outdoor Sports Center.
Former SJ cop’s sentencing for sex crimes delayed
The sentencing date for a former San Jose police officer from Gilroy charged with illegal sexual contact with two teen boys has been moved from April 30 to May 7.
Around the Water Cooler: Supporting right to carry concealed weapons
Question of the week: “Do you support the legal right to carry a concealed weapon in public?”
With new car, team, Ostheimer wins ’12 debut
When Irwindale Speedway LLC filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy on Feb. 12, the same day the track’s management canceled the 2012 racing season, it left many aspring drivers wondering when and where they would race again.
MLB may broker deal for A’s and Giants on territorial rights
Oakland Athletics co-owner Lew Wolff hinted Thursday that Major League Baseball might be attempting to broker an agreement between his team and the Giants to settle territorial rights regarding the city of San Jose.
