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Soquel, SC boys earn wins, will square off for fourth time this season in D-II semifinals | CCS Water Polo Roundup

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Senior attacker Malloy Wiens scored two of his six goal in the first quarter, and No. 3 seed Soquel High boys water polo team beat No. 6 Carmel 15-7 in the Central Coast Section Division II quarterfinals on Saturday.

Five county teams seeded for CCS playoffs | High school water polo

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Five high school water polo teams from Santa Cruz County were seeded in the upcoming Central Coast Section playoffs.

Six county girls volleyball teams seeded for CCS playoffs

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Six girls volleyball teams from Santa Cruz County advanced to the upcoming Central Coast Section playoffs.

UCSC names head coaches for men’s tennis, women’s basketball | Local Roundup

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UC Santa Cruz announced the hiring of head coaches for the men’s tennis and women’s basketball programs.

MVC rallies for improbable OT win to honor fallen teammate | High school football roundup

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Penalties, turnovers, and dropped balls … Monte Vista Christian School’s football team endured the gamut of blunders on offense Saturday, but still found itself in a tight game, thanks to their defense.

SC’s grizzled veteran Peter Wood, 58, rallies for Santa Cruz City Amateur title | Golf

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Peter Wood, a 58-year-old golfer known throughout Santa Cruz for his tireless approach to training, thought he was left for dead after he carded a bogey on the par-3 15th hole at DeLaveaga Golf Course on Sunday in the final round of the Santa Cruz City Amateur.

Defending champ Neil Ostermann among trio of golfers tied for lead after first round | Santa Cruz City Amateur

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Neil Ostermann of Santa Cruz, Billy Moon of East Garrison, and Thomas Bischoff of La Selva Beach were tied for the lead in the championship flight following the opening round of the Santa Cruz City Amateur on Saturday.

County players sweep special honors | All-PCAL girls lacrosse

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Santa Cruz County girls lacrosse teams earned a sweep of top individual honors during all-Pacific Coast Athletic League Gabilan Division voting.

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.

Two locals honored on all-league second team | PCAL boys volleyball

Pacific Collegiate School senior outside hitter Nolan Crane was a second-team selection in voting for the Pacific Coast Athletic League’s all-Gabilan Division boys volleyball team, and Pajaro Valley junior libero Cin Chavez was a second-team selection in the Mission Division.

Slow start ends St. Francis’ season in narrow loss to Carmel | CCS baseball

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Hard to belief, the St. Francis High’s baseball team had faced powerful foe Carmel three times in Pacific Coast Athletic League play this season, yet it never faced Matt Maxon, the Padres’ Stanford University committed freshman.

James Ponzio paces MVC to third place at PCAL Cypress Division Finals | Local Roundup

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Senior James Ponzio took first in the 1,600-meter race (4:37.28) and 3,200 (10:00.62), and Monte Vista Christian School placed third (85 points) at the Pacific Coast Athletic League Cypress Division Finals at Alvarez High on Friday.

Santa Cruz surfer Autumn Hays wins her opening heat in Barbados | Local Roundup

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Santa Cruz’s Autumn Hays won her opening heat Tuesday at the World Surf League’s Barbados Surf Pro, a Qualifying Series 5,000-point event at Soup Bowl in Bathsheba, Barbados.

Scotts Valley girls lacrosse hands MVC first loss | Local Roundup

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Scotts Valley High’s girls lacrosse team knocked Monte Vista Christian from the unbeaten ranks with its 17-8 win over the host Mustangs on Wednesday night.

SC guard Moses Moody scores 25 in loss to Squadron | Local Roundup

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The Santa Cruz Warriors’ bid to make the NBA G League playoff took a disappointing hit Tuesday morning, when they suffered a 127-112 loss to the Birmingham Squadron, which entered with the worst record in the league.