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Central Coast Section boys and girls basketball schedule

High School basketball: Carmel, Palma boys earn No. 2 seeds in respective divisions in CCS playoffs

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Defending CCS Division IV boys’ basketball champion Carmel seeded No. 2 in section playoffs. Reigning State Division IV champion Monterey seeded No. 3 in the CCS Division III bracket. Palma awarded the No. 2 seed in Division V.

Six county teams make CCS girls basketball playoffs

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Six high school girls basketball teams from Santa Cruz County qualified for the upcoming Central Coast Section playoffs.

St. Francis girls soccer wins PCAL’s Santa Lucia Division title | Local Roundup

Peyton Orradre scored twice, and the St. Francis High girls soccer team beat Anzar 2-0 in San Juan Bautista to secure the program’s first league title in sport on Monday.

Aptos, Harbor boys earn soccer wins, set up key battle in SCCAL title race | Local Roundup

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Haziel Parra scored on a pass from Nicolas Topete 45 seconds in, and the Mariners’ boys soccer team beat host Santa Cruz 4-1 on Friday to maintain its slim lead in the Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League standings with two matches remaining in the regular season.

Seahawks top Mission, face San Jose City for sole possession of division lead next | Local Roundup

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Freshman forward Gabby Brooks made two 3-pointers and scored a game-high 22 points, and the Cabrillo College women’s basketball team beat Mission 63-56 in the teams’ Coast Conference South Division game in Aptos on Wednesday.

St. Francis’ youth-laden girls basketball team keeps rolling in PCAL’s Cypress Division | Local Roundup

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Freshmen guard Liliana Whitmeyer scored a game-high 21 points to help St. Francis High’s girls basketball team beat visiting Greenfield 67-38 and remain unbeaten in Pacific Coast Athletic League Cypress Division play Thursday.

Short-handed Harbor boys basketball team stumbles against Greenfield | Local Roundup

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Junior center Will Roden scored a team-high 12 points, but the short-handed and youth-laden Harbor High boys basketball team suffered a 71-44 nonleague loss to visiting Greenfield on Thursday.