South County Jamboree kicks off football season
The high school football season began last Friday at Dick Force Stadium in Gonzales with the South County Football Jamboree.
Boysā Basketball | King City upsets Marina in second head-to-head
KING CITY ā After four straight losses, the King City Mustangs boysā basketball team have won three of their last four games, including an upset against Marina.
So far, this season hasnāt been going as expected for the Mustangs, but as of late they have...
Mustangs play alumni
Fourteen alumni players showed up at the King City High gym last Friday night to challenge the Mustang varsity team for bragging rights.
South Valley Stealth team places 3rd
The South Valley Stealth softball team placed third in the 16 and under B Division at the Northern California Qualifying Tournament this past weekend at the Twin Creeks Softball Complex in Sunnyvale.
Greenfield girls down Gonzales, 7-6
Three players had at least two hits in the Greenfield Lady Bruins softball teams 7-6 victory over host Gonzales High on Tuesday, April 4.
Hartnell College to honor 13 inductees into Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2023
SALINAS ā Hartnell Community College District will induct the Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2023 during a luncheon Saturday, Oct. 14, at the collegeās main campus at 411 Central Ave. in Salinas.Ā
This will be the 10th annual event for the college.
āFor the past...
Spartans lose pair to Padres
The Carmel Padres played like defending league champions last week defeating the Gonzales Spartans by 11-1 and 10-2 scores.
Salinas Valley track teams compete in first tri-meet of shortened season
SALINAS VALLEY ā Track and field teams from Gonzales and Soledad high schools joined host King City High for a tri-meet last Wednesday at War Memorial Stadium in King City.
The April 21 meet marked the start of an abbreviated schedule for all three teams....
KC volleyball places at Watsonville
The King City Lady Mustangs placed second in the gold division at Saturdayās Watsonville Volleyball Tournament, falling in the championship game to Mountain View.
Physicals take place at KCHS
Doctors from Mee Memorial Hospital and from Natividad Medical Center provided free sports physicals to 130 students/athletes on June 6 at King City High School.





















