April 2009
The significance of high school sports -- and a good cry
Submitted by Josh Weaver on Thu, 04/23/2009 - 3:00pmThey had endured the cold, wet January practices. They overcame the seemingly endless laps, infield and outfield drills and the tedious base-running lessons.
Cruising through the regular season, they were accustomed to winning - and it was great. They hosted and won the school’s first home playoff game in decades. They were on top of their world and were enjoying the ride.
But now, twelve seniors were faced with the last three outs of their high school careers staring at them 60 feet, 6 inches away.
St. Francis holds off Palo Alto in Scorcher
Submitted by Greg Lydon on Mon, 04/20/2009 - 2:00pm
MOUNTAIN VIEW - With the scorching hot sun beating down from above, energy was slowly zapped by the high temperatures in a Monday afternoon non-league affair between the Palo Alto High and St. Francis-Mountain View softball teams.
Lancers stage two comebacks in baseball victory
Submitted by Greg Lydon on Sun, 04/19/2009 - 9:50amMOUTAIN VIEW - The St. Francis-Moun¬tain View baseball team just wouldn’t quit. Lancers fans that hopped in the car for the 30-minute drive up Interstate 280 were treated to not just one comeback, but two, in a stirring seven-inning war between West Catho¬lic Athletic League rival Serra¬San Mateo and St. Francis. After 27 runs, eight pitch¬ers and several lead changes, St. Francis junior outfielder Scotty Jarvis stroked a hotshot RBI single to left to push the visiting team in brown ahead for good. The seventh-inning knock put St. Francis ahead by one, as St.
Los Altos enters break coming off big win
Submitted by Greg Lydon on Fri, 04/10/2009 - 2:00pmMaking only his second start of the season, Los Altos sophomore Mitch Kehlet pitched seven strong innings Friday, leading his team to a win and keeping the Eagles’ playoff hopes alive. Consistently painting the edges`of the plate with a precise heater, Kehlet’s accuracy kept him ahead of hitters all after¬noon in a 6-1 victory over visiting Milpitas on a chilly afternoon. Los Altos fell 8-7 to last-place Milpitas on Wednesday at Milpitas. “It would have been nice to get two wins this week, but today’s win still helps,” Los Altos coach Sandy Withol said. “Mitch is 4-1 for us now.
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