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CIF boys basketball: Harreld, Suich carry Palma past Christopher

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JT Harreld and Tai Suich combine for 49 points in Palma’s 73-59 win over Christopher in the State NorCal DIII boy’s basketball playoffs

CCS basketball playoffs: North Salinas boys stun Homestead

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North Salinas pulls off second straight upset to advance to the CCS DI boys basketball quarterfinals

Santa Cruz Warriors rally from 24-point deficit, stun host Austin Spurs | Local Roundup

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Center Charles Bassey recorded a double-double, and the Santa Cruz Warriors rallied from a 24-point deficit to sink the Austin Spurs 112-105 in the teams’ NBA G League game at the H-E-B Center at Cedar Park in Texas on Friday.

Nareni Carre Martinez scores twice in Cardinals’ win over PCS | Local Roundup

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Sophomore Nareni Carre Martinez scored twice for Santa Cruz High’s girls soccer team, and the Cardinals edged crosstown foe Pacific Collegiate 2-1 in the teams’ physical nonleague match Wednesday. 

Five Warriors record double-doubles in NBA G League win over Sioux Falls | Local Roundup

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The unbeaten Santa Cruz Warriors had five players record double-doubles and beat the Sioux Falls Skyforce 110-96 in the teams’ NBA G League game at Sanford Pentagon in South Dakota on Friday.

Santa Cruz’s Zephyr Dew to play in El Salvador NORCECA Beach Volleyball Tour | Local Roundup

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Santa Cruz’s Zephyr Dew, a member of the U21 Beach National Team roster, and partner Charlie Siragusa will be one of the USA teams in El Salvador NORCECA Beach Volleyball Tour.

Santa Cruz girls basketball falls short against unbeaten Christopher | Local Roundup

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Sophomore Tiera O’Connor buried a 3-pointer after gathering a kick-out pass from senior teammate Claire Thompson to give Santa Cruz High’s girls basketball team a 3-point lead with 2:07 remaining Thursday.

PCS star guard Malachi Douyon named Cypress Division MVP | All-PCAL Boys Basketball

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“It’s a crying shame he’s not getting more looks,” Santa Cruz coach Lawan Milhouse said after his team hosted PCS in the regular-season finale. “He can really play. And I’m not talking about junior college. He has a significant package. He’s probably the best player in our area.”