Curtis Driscoll

Being down and coming back to steal set wins has been nothing new for the St. Francis girls volleyball team this year.

For the sixth year in a row, the Spartans took home the Pride Bowl trophy in its annual battle with Los Altos, cruising to a 28-0 victory at home.

The St. Francis football team suffered another playoff disappointment Friday in a 10-7 rain-soaked loss against St. Ignatius in the Central Coast Section Open Division title game.

In a back-and-forth game with a spot in the CIF Division 2–AA state championship game on the line, the Grant Pacers made one more play than St. Francis.

To go far in the Central Coast Section playoffs, Mountain View girls basketball coach Xavier Cook knows the Spartans’ (2-2) high-intensity press will need to set the standard all season.

Mountain View (5-1) is off to a hot start, with the team's hopes for the rest of the season riding on the play of focal points Jayden Minor and forward Jaden Feller.

The minimum wage in Los Altos and Mountain View went up at the start of the new year, with most businesses in the area already calculating the increase in yearly

Returning back to normality after the holidays can be challenging for everyone, but the Mountain View boys soccer team did so in a 1-0 rivalry win over Los Altos Friday.

I t may not have been the performance Los Altos wanted, but it's hard to argue too much with a 4-1 league win.

In the aftermath of Tuesday's 63-51 win over St. Ignatius, sophomore guard Sophie Holmes earned a new nickname; fourth-quarter Sophie.