Rose Garden Resident | 0516

April 21, 2005 San Jose, California Since 2003

Photograph by Vicki Thompson

Getting Girls Going: Former San Jose CyberRays general manager Marlene Bjornsrud (right) and Olympic gold-medallist and former CyberRay team member Brandi Chastain (left)--both Rose Garden residents--meet with teenage girls at the first meeting of the Bay Area Women's Sports Initiative at Overfelt High School. BAWSI is designed to help motivate young and underprivileged girls to get out and exercise.

'GoGirlGo!' New nonprofit group aims to get young women moving

By Mary Gottschalk

The cry of "GoGirlGo!" will become increasingly familiar if Rose Garden area residents Brandi Chastain and Marlene Bjornsrud have their way. More



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College Prep	St. Leo's School	Baseball race

Schools are usually designed with students in mind, but seldom are students part of the design process. More	Plenty has changed in the 90 years since St. Leo the Great School opened its doors at 1051 W. San Fernando St. More	The Lions may be able to maintain their status as the kings of the jungle, but they are struggling to defend their baseball championship in the Santa Teresa Division of the Blossom Valley Athletic League. More



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