
Juan Reyes
Sports Editor at Register-Pajaronian
Sports Editor at Press-Banner
The Pajaronian and Press Banner sports editor • Feel free to submit scores, stats, highlights, photos and news tips to [email protected]
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1 week ago |
pajaronian.com | Juan Reyes
Monte Vista Christian earlier this month announced a trio of new hires, including the school’s newest athletic director for the upcoming 2025-26 school year. Dustin Mones was officially named the Mustangs’ director of athletics on June 12, replacing long-time director Matt Coleman. Joseph Cassius Lampkin on June 6 was named the boys’ basketball head coach, while Zachary Thomas officially took over the girls’ volleyball program as of June 11.
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1 week ago |
fundssociety.com | Juan Reyes
Unicaja y Zenon Management han alcanzado una alianza estratégica para fortalecer las soluciones de préstamos privados destinados a empresas. Esta colaboración incluye el lanzamiento de Seneca Direct Lending, SICC, un nuevo vehículo de inversión privada dedicado a financiar negocios españoles, que será gestionado por Unicaja Asset Management (anteriormente Unigest), sociedad gestora del Grupo Unicaja, con el asesoramiento en inversiones de Zenon.
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2 weeks ago |
pajaronian.com | Juan Reyes
After spending just one year at the helm, Becky Clark was dismissed from her role as Watsonville High’s athletic director effective at the conclusion of the 2024-25 school year. Clark told The Pajaronian on Tuesday that she received a letter from Pajaro Valley Unified School District dated March 11 and signed by interim assistant superintendent Angelica Renteria to notify her of the release. The letter said the decision was made during a PVUSD’s Board of Education meeting on March 5.
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2 weeks ago |
pressbanner.com | Juan Reyes
Scotts Valley graduate Taylor Wilson had her eyes set on becoming the Santa Cruz Coast Athletic’s top player for a second consecutive year prior to the start of the 2025 spring season. The feat was never out of the question for the Falcons’ star slugger, yet she was well aware not to expect it with plenty of other talented players fighting for the same spot. “I knew that I would have to work hard and keep my focus for the whole season,” she said.
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2 weeks ago |
kingcityrustler.com | Juan Reyes
KING CITY — King City High graduate Raylie Moore and her fellow softball teammates set one goal prior to the start of the 2025 spring season: Qualify for a spot in the Central Coast Section playoffs. One month and a Division V championship later, the Mustangs found themselves as the No. 3 seed in one of just five California Interscholastic Federation NorCal Regional D-V title games.
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RT @mvcmustangs: MVC Athletics is excited to announce Joseph Cassius Lampkin as the new Varsity Boys Basketball Coach! #WeAreMVC #Mustan…

CIF NorCal softball | King City cruises past Balboa to reach D-V title game https://t.co/iHRqprnJSa via @kingcityrustler

Sharks’ magical postseason run ends following loss to Santa Clara in D-IV finals | CCS baseball https://t.co/xDzhUW1jOh via @pajaronian @SFHSSharks