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• Girls Lacrosse Off to 4-2 Start

  Mar 30, 2010, by Randy Frey Sports & Schools

  The Los Gatos girls’ lacrosse team is off to a 4-2 start, and their record could easily be 5-1 if not for a late-game breakdown and close 12-11 loss to Palo Alto Friday.

• Baseball Team Off to 5-0 Start in League

  Mar 25, 2010, by Randy Frey Sports & Schools

  There is a new coach, a slightly new cast of characters, but the results are the same. Los Gatos just keeps on winning baseball games.

• Bee Shows, Excel Workshops and Chamber March Mixers

  Mar 22, 2010, by Liz Frantz Community

  From a hands-on Microsoft Excel workshop at the Los Gatos Recreation Center, to Uncle Jer’s Bee Show at the Library, to a Chamber of Commerce March Mixer at Moore Pontiac Buick GMC — Los Gatos offers citizens plenty to do around town this week.

• Los Gatos Runs for St. Patty’s

  Mar 16, 2010, by Liz Frantz Community
  

  Green dots the crowd of 750 runners lining up at the start line. Socks with leprechauns and four leaf clovers decorate the assembled. As the start is called, the group surges forward.

• Irish Celebrations, Knitting and Blind Pilots

  Mar 16, 2010, by Liz Frantz Community

  From Irish celebrations at C.B. Hannegans, to knitting groups at the library, to the Blind Pilots jamming at Number One Broadway — Los Gatos offers citizens plenty to do around town.

• Where Are They Now?  Robbie Comeau

  Mar 13, 2010, by Randy Frey Sports & Schools
  

  He was a football, basketball, and track star in high school, but Robbie Comeau is now helping anchor the defense on the No. 10 ranked Cal Poly lacrosse team.

• Aragon Spoils Perfect Soccer Season for LG Girls

  Mar 08, 2010, by Randy Frey Sports & Schools
  

  For the 10th time this season, the Los Gatos girls fell behind in a soccer game. For just the first time, they were unable come back.

• Los Gatos Man Runs Marathon in Antarctica

  Mar 05, 2010, by Randy Frey Community
  

  Three years ago—overweight and consumed with professional pursuits—Roger Sanford was at a crossroad in his life. His mother had suffered a fatal stroke. Six months later, his sister had a stroke. Realizing he easily could be headed down the same path, Sanford did some soul-searching. He started to run. And Sanford has been running ever since. This weekend, the 54-year-old Los Gatan, a co-founder of the original Los Gatos Weekly, is in Antarctica to compete in his eighth marathon.

• St. Francis Ends Los Gatos Boys Basketball Season

  Mar 05, 2010, by Randy Frey Sports & Schools
  

  The St. Francis Lancers are ranked No, 1 in the Central Coast Section for a reason. They are darn good.

• Girls Win, Boys Ousted in CCS Soccer

  Mar 02, 2010, by Randy Frey Sports & Schools
  

  The Los Gatos girls’ soccer team advanced to the CCS Division 2 semifinals with a 4-2 win over Sobrato Saturday, but the Wildcat boys team ran into a much faster Yerba Buena squad and saw its season come to an end with a 3-1 overtime loss.