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Granada wins epic NCS Division I championship game

The 2024 North Coast Section Division I baseball championship game will be long remembered in the history of the section.

After two days and 14 innings, Granada dethrones De La Salle for NCS title

Granada blanks Acalanes in NCS D-I semifinals behind solid pitching performance from Parker Warner

Matadors advance to first section title game in school history, will play De La Salle in NCS championship on Friday

NCS D-I championship game between Granada and De La Salle moved to Monte Vista

Highly-anticipated section final switched from Livermore High to accommodate parking and capacity

No contest: Granada routs James Logan to advance to NCS Division I semifinals

Matadors beat Logan by mercy rule behind offensive explosion in fourth inning

NCS playoffs: College Park pitcher dominates; Castro Valley upsets SRV

Bay Area prep roundup: Granada, De La Salle, Acalanes also win baseball openers. In softball, Benicia rolls past Newark Memorial, Alameda too much for Rancho Cotate.

Valley Christian pitcher fires perfect game as team clinches league title

Prep roundup: Kole Laubach retires all 21 St. Ignatius batters; Serra routs Mitty to claim its piece of WCAL crown.

Spotlight: Granada's Stanford-bound Parker Warner reflects on HS career

Bay Area News Group's Friday preps spotlight: Injured two-sport superstar McKenna Woliczko takes needed break. A's pitcher Paul Blackburn has high school number retired. Willow Glen softball standout having no sophomore dip.

Spotlight: Granada's Stanford-bound Parker Warner reflects on HS career

Bay Area News Group's Friday preps spotlight: Injured two-sport superstar McKenna Woliczko takes needed break. A's pitcher Paul Blackburn has high school number retired. Willow Glen softball standout having no sophomore dip.

Prep round up: Valley Christian rallies to beat Mitty, De La Salle wins sixth straight, Granada rolls

St. Francis softball dominates, Alameda wins on walk-off, Bellarmine boys lacrosse blows out Live Oak