In the Central Coast Section Division III girls basketball playoffs, Willow Glen (18-7) went up against Santa Cruz (18-10) in the first round and was eliminated with a 82-67 loss.

Santa Cruz plays in the tough Santa Cruz Coast League and is a perennial playoff contender, and their experience got the best of the Rams. Santa Cruz outscored Willow Glen 41-27 in the first half and cruised to the victory. The Rams never gave up and played evenly throughout the second half.

Senior Maja Johnson was top scorer for Willow Glen with 22 points. Two other Rams also hit double figures. Seniors Candace Gallegos and Mikka Dixon each tossed in 12 points. Senior Kiley McKown popped in seven and junior Diana Schnabel chipped in six. Sophomores Corina Lopez and Emily Roberts added four each to round out the scoring.

The lady Rams concluded a fine season, which included a co-championship in the West Valley Division of the Blossom Valley Athletic League.

Bronco baseball

The Santa Clara University baseball program will host a Youth Spring Break Camp for players ages 5­12 at Bellomy Field on the Bronco campus. Sessions will be held April 5­7 and April 12­14, 9 a.m. to noon each day. The cost is $125 for each session.

For more information, contact Mike Zirelli at 408.554.4151 or mzirelli@scu.edu.

Slammers tryouts

The San Jose Slammers, a girls fastpitch softball 16A travel team, is looking for position players for the summer season, that includes a tournament in Hawaii. Tryouts will be held March 6. For more information, call Scott McCollum at 408.448.3639.

Rod, car show

The third annual Street Rod and Classic Car show will be held May 22, 9 a.m.­3 p.m., at San Jose City College on Moorpark Avenue in San Jose. The event is free to the public. All proceeds from the show will benefit the Student Book Scholarship Fund at the school. For more information, visit www.sjcc.edu/carshow.

Flash tryouts

The West Valley Flash, a girls under 11 (born after July 31, 1992) Class 1 soccer team, is looking for players, including a goalkeeper, for the spring season. The Flash posted a 10-0 record a year ago and made it to the round of 16 at the Class 1 State Cup competition. For more information, call Vicki at 408.810.0400.

Volleyball sign-ups

The United States Youth Volleyball League is now holding registration for the spring recreational season. The coed league is open to boys and girls ages 8­14 and the season will run for eight weeks from mid-April to June.

For more information, call 888. 988.7985 or visit www.usyvl.org.

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