RUN LIKE WILDFIRE
Fort Hunter Liggett hosted its first Wildfire Triathlon this past Saturday, with 40 participants completing the 1/4-mile swim, 12-mile bike ride and 5K run.
Boxing | San Ardo boxers win in Salinas
SAN ARDO ā At a boxing show on Saturday at the Rock Boxing Gym in Salinas, three boxers from the San Ardo Boxing Club came home with unanimous decisions.
Grettel Cruz, 16, won her match in the 101-pound weight class; Miguel Hernandez, 15, won in...
Mustangs win last MTAL championship
A sixth straight championship also meant an end of an era for the King City boys track and field team. The Mustangs won the Mission Trail Athletic League in what was the last championship meet for them in the MTAL as next year King City, Gonzales, Greenfield and Soledad will be members of the Pacific Coast Athletic League.
Karate students take exams
On June 15 students from Carrilloās Karate Studio took exams to improve their rankings.
South County athletes compete at finals
The track and field season ended at the Central Coast Section finals for Pablo Villasenor of Gonzales, Noora Hautamaki of Soledad, and Dylan Oliveros of King City.
Football | King City Mustangs clinch division title
KING CITY ā All season long King City Highās football coaches and players kept it simple ā be more physical than the other team, donāt turn the ball over and take it one game at a time.
The goals of winning a championship and qualifying...
Dodgers place 2nd at TOC
The Gonzales Major Little League Dodgers completed a great season with a 21-5-1 overall record for a second place finish in the California District 9 Tournament of Champions.
King City football, volleyball standouts honored
KING CITY ā To conclude the fall season, King City High School recently hosted an awards ceremony to honor some of its hardworking Mustang student-athletes.
In football, Mustang varsity players receiving awards were Isaac Benavides, Defensive Player of the Year; Noah Pacheco, Francisco Sandoval Lineman...
Football | Mustangs win Homecoming game against Sharks
With visiting St. Francis of Watsonville working on keeping the King City running game in check, the host Mustangs relied on some timely passes from quarterback Dylan Oliveros and a pair of turnovers to down the Sharks, 14-7, on Homecoming night last Friday.






















