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Sports Briefs
Sola at Texas
Mitty soccer star Monika Sola of Saratoga has signed a National Letter of Intent to attend the University of Texas beginning with the 2001-02 school year.
Sola, a 5-foot-9 senior defender for the Monarchs, helped Mitty to back-to-back Central Coast Section championships in each of the last two seasons, and she was named the Junior of the Year on the all-CCS team last winter.
She played club soccer for the De Anza Dynamite, helping the team win the CYSA-North State Cup under-16 championship and reach the 1999 Western Regional finals.
"Monika has a wealth of potential to do great things for us," said Texas soccer coach Chris Petrucelli as he announced his seven recent signees. "She is a good one-on-one defender and she will help fill a position that is thin for us right now."
De Anza Wolves
DeAnza Wolves, a girls under-16/under-17 Class 1 soccer team, is looking for players for the upcoming season. Players must have been born after July 31, 1984. Call Coach Owen at 408.464.9508.
De Anza Soccer
A De Anza girls under-13 Class 3 soccer team is looking for players (born after July 31, 1987) for the spring and fall seasons. The team is professionally trained. Call Janet Roberts at 408.252.3082 or e-mail Janet5R@aol.com.
Registration for Soccer
South Bay Youth Soccer is registering players for the 2001 season in the following age groups for boys and girls: under-6, under-8, under-10, under-12 and under-14 (ages determined as of July 31, 2001).
The season runs March through June, and the fee of $65 includes uniforms, a photo package and an end of the season award.
Call Norm Tavares at 408.248.8516.
All-comer Meets
Los Gatos will host winter all-comer track and field meets Saturday through Feb. 24 at the high school track. The pole vault competition begins at noon with other field events at 12:30 p.m. and running events at 1 p.m. The cost is $3 for unlimited events and $2 for spectators.
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Artist Lisa Miller focuses on the confrontational to raise awareness
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News Briefs
Saratoga assesses salaries, raises city employee pay
Friends' discovery spurs creation of program to ensure seniors' well-being
Removal of some Heritage Orchard trees part of the planned library expansion
Photo: Saratoga Retirement Community construction
Sheriff's Report
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Letters
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Local schools improve test scores, reap financial rewards
Photo: Colonial Day at Foothill Elementary School
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The Real Deal
High test scores can pay off for homeowners
Home sale listings
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Village Briefs
Twelve artists display their works at the annual 'Paws and Claws' show
Villa Montalvo Gallery exhibit focuses on artist Misch Kohn's California years
Saratoga Presbyterian Church to host concerts and choral events
Photo: Saratoga Chamber of Commerce's annual Crab Feed
Obituary: Nina Phillips
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The O'Kaigan Dojo plans to expand its studio into the old Saratoga Beauty Salon space
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Saratoga Stereopticon
Saratoga Sampler
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The Bonfante Gardens, an amusement park for tree enthusiasts, will open this spring in Gilroy
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Juicy Burger owners plan to expand menu to include pasta dishes
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Sports Briefs
High school sports
High school wrestling
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