Scotts Valley back on the winning track | Girls lacrosse
Scotts Valley’s girls’ lacrosse team was down to a dozen players prior to last week’s Pacific Coast Athletic League Gabilan Division match against Monte Vista Christian in Watsonville.
There were barely enough bodies to field a full squad for the Falcons, but apparently that’s all...
12th Annual RSF Central Coast All-Star Basketball Game set to take place Sunday
The 12th Annual Reggie Stephens Foundation Central Coast All-Star Basketball Game is set to tip off this weekend, continuing a long-standing tradition of highlighting the top basketball talent from Santa Cruz and Monterey counties.
The best high school senior boys and girls along with 8th...
Scotts Valley beats Santa Teresa in walk-off fashion | High school baseball
Scotts Valley sophomore Owen Martin delivered one of the biggest hits in his young career Tuesday afternoon, which could potentially help turn around the season moving forward.
With the game tied in the bottom of the seventh inning, he smacked the ball for a base...
SLV keeps head up during rough start to preseason schedule | High school baseball
So far, it’s been a rough start for the San Lorenzo Valley baseball team after it dropped a third straight game to begin the 2025 spring season.
To be fair, those three losses came against formidable opponents that head coach Shane Sutcliffe likes to refer...
Scotts Valley on pace to defend league crown | SCCAL softball preview
Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League defending champion Scotts Valley is back and feeling more confident than ever that it can uphold its league crown in 2025.
Falcons third-year head coach Jeremy Wilson has faith this year’s group is equipped with the right tools and talent...
Scotts Valley boys’, girls’ hoops fall in Division IV quarterfinals | CCS playoffs roundup
Scotts Valley High boys’ basketball team fell to top seeded The King’s Academy, 75-49, in the Central Coast Section Division IV quarterfinals Tuesday evening.
Senior Jacob Sanders finished with a team-best 12 points for the No. 9 Falcons, and senior Taylor Knox added 10 points....
Falcon girls’ basketball escapes late scare to win SCCAL Tourney banner | Weeklys Sports Roundup
Scotts Valley senior Abby Shi became the latest unsung hero for the girls’ basketball team following a gutsy performance at this past weekend’s Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League Tournament.
The veteran guard finished with a team-best 13 points to help the Falcons escape with a...
Locals excel at SCCAL wrestling championships
On a scale from 1 to 10, San Lorenzo Valley High senior Grady Cloyd was clocking in at a high eight or nine when it came to pain on his strained back during last weekend’s league wrestling championships.
The Cougars’ standout athlete still went on...
Falcons capture SCCAL crown following blowout win over Santa Cruz | Girls basketball
After nearly a decade of watching others celebrate a league championship run, the Scotts Valley girls’ basketball team finally got the chance to pop the cap off the apple cider bottles to drink a toast to one of their own.
Junior Sammy Rebbert and sophomore...
Falcons take care of Aptos to remain unbeaten in SCCAL play | Girls basketball
Scotts Valley’s girls’ basketball team continues to steamroll through the competition following a 58-40 victory over Aptos in Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League action Tuesday night.
Senior Claire Skinner had a team-best 15 points for the Falcons, who now improved to 6-0 in league play...
Scotts Valley crime rates rise in some categories, but remain low...
In a sleepy town like Scotts Valley, it’s par for the course that year-to-year crime percentages swing wildly.
If no robberies happen one year, and...