Riders find the going steady
Locals make progress against motocross field
Patrick Spadafore has been working on his starts, and it's showed.
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- Tigers feel the benefit of a year-round club
After losing all league games a year ago, coaches created Altitude Club
The Los Banos High volleyball team is looking forward.
Sure, it's a boxing club. But coach Darryl Barger doesn't like to call it that.
- Tigers take 18-and-under Western National title
Tigers go undefeated in tourney, taking out last year's champions twice
Bracket play
- Silva Streak -- family keeps close on track
Summercross Round Six offers fast rides, big jumps at Los Banos Fairgrounds
When Matt Silva was young, he wanted to ride motocross bikes. His parents, though, wouldn't let him.
Joe Barcellos has been a coach for a long time.
- Twin Tigers Kung Fu stresses endurance
Circuit training pushes fighters to the limit so competition won't
To Eric Gardere, kung fu is not about belts. Fighting isn't even the main part.
- LB teens shoot at Sparta
Traps teams fall short of last year's success, but not all that disappointed with their performances
11. Los Banos Hard Heads: James Davis 87-88--175; D.J. Mello 95-99--194; Aaron Baumgartner 87-83--170; Devin Chandler 74-82-156; Joshua Lopes 91-97--188.
For friends and family of Sam Cook, it's still hard to talk about him, even seven years after his death.
- LB Tiger Sharks make it 18
Tiger Sharks set nine new league records on their way to an 18th team league title in a row; newcomer Los Banos Hydrocats place 16 swimmers in top eight in their first appearance at the league championships
Setting league records, winning league titles -- all in a day's work for the Los Banos Tiger Sharks.
Another game, another nailbiter for the Los Banos National 11-year-old All-Star team July 8.
- Tigers take three tourney titles
18-, 12- and 10-year-olds win championships at Madness in Merced; 16- and 14-year-olds make Gold brackets
Three out of five isn't bad, especially when each of those three topped a field of six or more teams.
DOS PALOS -- He swears his cell phone never rings this much, but three calls within seconds of each other capture the essence of Dos Palos football's leading man.
- Lifeguards on duty at Los Banos Pool
Los Banos' 15 lifeguards do more than just sit by the side of the pool wearing shades and looking good
Wouldn't we all love to sit around all day, taking in the sun's rays by the pool's edge?
The Los Banos Little League National 11-year-old All-Star Team can tell you about intense.
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