Pete Borello

The Los Altos High boys basketball team on Saturday showed why it's considered a contender – if not the favorite – in the SCVAL El Camino Division. And the Eagles'

In jeopardy of losing to last-place Fremont after back-to-back dismal quarters, the Mountain View High girls basketball team entered the fourth in desperate need of a spark.

Lancers' fate doesn't include state

The Los Altos High boys basketball team didn’t get taller as Friday’s game progressed – it just seemed that way.

Proving the first time was no fluke, the Mountain View High boys basketball team beat rival Los Altos 62-49 Saturday in non-league action.

In introducing Anthony Morrow to the 100 youngsters at last week’s Golden State Warriors Basketball Camp in Los Altos Hills, camp director Jeff Addiego said, “I don’t know if there’s

Mike Morales has heard it before – and he’s hearing it again. He doesn’t have the size or speed to play football at the next level.

It was a night of unlikely heroes for the Los Altos High boys basketball team. With four players unavailable – including Sean Wells and Tim Vanneman – and standout Spencer

Eric Hersey posted his best-ever time in the 110-meter hurdles at last weekend's CIF State Track and Field Championships, yet that still wasn't enough to finish in the top four.

Like an editor way past deadline, the San Mateo women couldn't stop the presses in last week's basketball game - and Foothill College made them pay for it.