Back in the day, The San Francisco Examiner had a sportswriter named Merv Harris, who was considered the godfather of prep sports writing in the Bay Area during the 1970s and '80s. He painstakingly kept stats and records and would write a weekly column where he gave what he
A Tip of the Hat to the pitchers who had strong showings in their season debuts.
💪Chase Gordon, St. Ignatius Prep: 4 IP, 5 Ks, 0 R, W, vs. Granada, the state's No. 3-ranked team.🎯Archer Horn, St. Ignatius Prep: 2 IP, 6 batters faced, 5 Ks, 26
Serra used strong pitching, aggressive base running and timely hitting to win the inaugural Battle for Atherton with a 6-1 victory over Los Gatos on Saturday.
Sacred Heart Cathedral might be one of the early-season surprises after beating a highly regarded Redwood team that played St. Ignatius Prep to a 5-5 tie a day earlier.
The 6-1 victory over the Giants came courtesy of a kid who – at least on paper and until the online correction
Saturday March 1
San Ramon Valley 11, Mitty 3
Sacred Heart Cathedral 6, Redwood 1
Lincoln 6, Aragon 3
Riordan 10, El Camino 6
San Mateo 14, Washinton 0
Soquel 9, Woodside 3
Valley Christian 8, Buchanan 0
Lowell 9, South San Francisco 1
Junipero Serra 6, Los Gatos 1,
SAN BRUNO – There are several things that stood out in Capuchino’s 7-0 victory over visiting Mills on Friday night.
Most notable was the way the Mustangs’ pedal-to-the-metal approach to the game. They play a hard, aggressive brand of baseball, particularly on the bases, where they pressured the Vikings into
ATHERTON – If Rallin Covey is a sleek speedy European sports car, Serra junior Riley Lim is more like a low-mileage Chevy sedan.
He’s dependable. He starts every time. And he gets you where you need to go.
On Thursday, the Chevy sedan was the better bet. Lim tossed five
