Football Preview | Gonzales and King City battle Thursday for megaphone
KING CITY ā Itās time for the longest football rivalry in South Monterey County, when the Gonzales Spartans travel to King City on Thursday to face the Mustangs.
In last yearās game, the King City Mustangs were able to have their way with the Spartans,...
Local boxers attend Battle of the Coast
Over 20 boxing clubs attended Saturdayās Battle of the Coast boxing show that was hosted by the San Ardo Boxing Club at the Kennedy Fitness Club in Paso Robles.
Palma Chieftains tame King City Mustangs, 48-20
KING CITY ā Five first-quarter touchdowns gave the host Palma Chieftains a commanding lead in Saturdayās 48-20 victory over the King City Mustangs at Rabobank Stadium.
Three turnovers by the Mustangs contributed to three of the Palma scores. The Mustangs played better in the second...
Lady Mustangs score wins in league
The King City Lady Mustangs won on the road and at home to start the Mission Trail Athletic League with a 2-0 record and improved to 9-0 overall.
Volleyball | South County weekly roundup
King City Lady Mustangs played well at home Oct. 2, defeating the visiting Monte Vista Christian Mustangs in three games, 25-17, 25-18 and 25-22.
Basketball | South Monterey County hoopsters prepare for second half of season
SALINAS VALLEY ā High school basketball teams in South Monterey County will be entering the second half of divisional play starting this week, and will be battling to finish with .500 records to earn Central Coast Section playoff consideration.
GIRLSā BASKETBALL
Gonzales senior center Angelina Navarro...
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.
Best of the class
Athletes from Gonzales, Soledad, Greenfield and King City were enshrined into the Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2017 on Saturday, Nov. 4, at Hartnell College.
South County football teams prep for season
With the high school football season under two months away, local teams are preparing for fall games with weight lifting, overall conditioning, and taking part in seven-on-seven football games.
REACHING HIGH
South County high school athletic teams began observing ādead weekā this past Sunday and athletes will have no contact with their coaches until July 30. Football, cross country and volleyball teams will resume regular practice after that date.





















