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Pearson Earns ALL-State Honors. . . . . .
Cabrillo College point guard Aaron Pearson was voted First Team All-State at the California Community College State Championships. Pearson was voted onto the team by Head Coaches representing the seven different conferences in Northern California. Pearson is only the 3rd Cabrillo player to be so honored. Last year, Aaron Patterson was the MVP of the Coast Conference South and also was voted All-State as well as Maurice Miller (04-05) who was a 1st Team All-Coast Conference selection as well as a 1st Team All-State selection.
Pearson, from Baton Rouge, LA, has had an impressive career at Cabrillo. During his two years the Seahawks have won two Coast Conference South titles (1st in school history) been voted Honorable mention All-Coast Conference (06-07) and 1st Team All-Coast Conference this year as well as 1st Team All-State. Cabrillo's Conference record during his career is 20-4. Most impressive, however, is that Aaron is a 3.0 student.
Cabrillo's Historic Season Ends with 70-62 Loss at Ohlone. . . .
The Cabrillo College Men's Basketball team lost tonight in Fremont at Ohlone College 70-62 in a very hard fought entertaining game. The Seahawks finished the season 22-9 overall and 11-1 in the Coast Conference. Cabrillo captured the Conference Championship outright for the first time in school history and were Co-Champions in 2006-2007 with Hartnell College.
Tonights game was a defensive battle in the first half as both teams struggled offensively. Cabrillo was down 28-20 and had problems with Ohlone's pressure for much of the period. The second half saw both teams settle down and score the ball. Ohlone extended leads of 13 and 10 on several occasions only to see Cabrillo come back and cut the leads to 3. The Seahawks could not get closer as late free throw shooting by Ohlone closed out the game.
Denver Mack lead Cabrillo in scoring with 17 points. Chris Sharp added 12 points and Aaron Pearson 11. |
Cabrillo Goes On The Road To Face Ohlone College In 1st Round of NorCal State Championships. . . . .
The Cabrillo College Seahawks will go on the road to Fremont, CA to face Ohlone College on Friday night in the 1st round of the NorCal State playoffs. Cabrillo was seeded #10 and Ohlone drew the #7 seed. Game time is at 7:00 pm on Friday the 29th. See Complete Updated 2008 State Tournament Brackets - Click Here. |
Chris Sharp and Aaron Pearson Earn 1st Team All-Coast Conference South Honors. . . . .
Cabrillo College center Chris Sharp along with guard Aaron Pearson were selected by the Coast Conference South coaches as 1st Team All-Coast Conference South. In adddition, Seahawk forward Denver Mack was selected to the 2nd team and forward Jared Wood was an Honorable mention selection. |
Seahawks Handle West Valley 81-70, Finish Conference
With 11-1 Record. . . . .
The Cabrillo College Seahawks beat West Valley College Saturday night to close out Coast Conference South play with an 81-70 win. The Seahawks (22-8, 11-1) had already clinched the Coast Conference South Championship on Wednesday night and where playing for pride and a higher seed in next weeks NorCal State playoffs. Cabrillo got off the a slow start but made a run behind the 3 pt. shooting of Travess Armenta who hit four 3 pt. shots in the first half to give the Seahawks a 35-23 halftime lead.
THe Seahawks built their lead to as many as 22 in the second behind a very balanced attack and the excellent play of Sidiki Straub. West Valley (15-16, 7-5) made a late run and cut the lead to 9 with 3:23 to go but could get no closer as the Seahawks held on to win 80-71. Armenta lead the Seahawks in scoring with 17 points on 5 3pt baskets. Aaron Pearson and Steven Williams each had 14 for the Seahawks. Jared Wood and Chris Sharp each had 10 points along with Denver Mack who chipped in with 9.
Next the Seahawks wait untill Monday (Feb. 25th) when the seeding committee seeds the top 18 teams in Northern California. Cabrillo will play either Fri/Sat next weekend.
Details to follow on Monday afternoon.
Seahawks Repeat as Conference Champions with 78-76 Win at MPC. . . . .
The Cabrillo College Seahawks (21-8, 10-1) won the Coast Conference South Championship tonight with a 78-76 win at Monterey Peninsula College. The Seahawks entered tonights game with a two game lead over MPC with two games remaining on the Seahawks schedule. Cabrillo had already assured itself a share of the conference title. The win gives the Seahawks sole possession of the conference title no matter what the outcome of Cabrillo's last conference game Saturday night at home vs. West Valley College.
Cabrillo took control early tonight and went in at halftime up 44-37. In the second half the Seahawks extended the lead by as many as 13 but a late run by MPC made things interesting as MPC cut into the lead and had a shot to tie or win the game on the last possession down two with 9 seconds left in the game. MPC's Jermaine Carter drove the length of the floor and to the basket but could not finish as time expired to give Cabrillo the win and the Conference Championship.
The Championship is the second in a row for the Seahawks and the second in the history of the College. |
Seahawks Roll Over Hartnell 75-42 clinch a share of the Conference Championship. . . .
The Cabrillo College Seahawks clinched atleast a share of the Coast Conference Championship tonight with a convincing 75-42 win over Hartnell College. Cabrillo improved their record to 20-8 overall and 9-1 in conference. Hartnell dropped to 8-16 overall and 4-5 in conference. Cabrillo jumped on the Panthers early as the Seahawks hit six 3pt. baskets to go in at halftime up 43-21. The second half was much of the same as the Seahawks played outstanding team defense. Steve Williams lead the Seahawks in scoring with 14 points and Denver Mack added 12 off the bench. Chris Sharp chipped in the with 9 and Jared Wood added 11 as well.
The Seahawks are in action again on Feb. 20th at Monterey Peninsula tip-off is 7:30 pm. |
Seahawk Defense Ranked 2nd in the State. . . .
Your Cabrillo College Seahawks are currently ranked second in the state on total defense. Their points allowed average is 60.1 for all games, and 53.0 in conference action. Join us Wednesday night when Cabrillo hosts Hartnell College. Game time is 7 p.m. Go Seahawks!
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The Seahawks Soar Over Jaguars 82-62 to go 8-1 in Conference. . . .
Led by Chris Sharp's 18 points, the Seahawks smashed the San Jose Jaguars on the road to earn a conference record of 8-1 with 3 games to go. Cabrillo led at the half 38-36 and proceeded to go on a 12-2 run to start the half. Aaron Pearson scored 16 and Jared Wood added 13 for the cause. The win keeps Cabrillo two games ahead of second place Monterey Peninsula College. The Seahawks will host rival Hartnell College on Wednesday February 13th. Tip of time is 7 p.m. Please plan on attending the game and, Go Seahawks! |
DeAnza Trips up Seahawks 56-53. . . . .
Cabrillo's ten game winning streak and undefeated Coast Conference South record came to an end tonight with a 56-53 loss at the hands of DeAnza College. Cabrillo (18-8,7-1) led by ten at the half 32-22 but could not really get in any flow offensively. The Seahawks still have a two game lead in the Conference with four games remaining on the schedule. Next the Seahawks will travel to San Jose City College on Saturday afternoon for a 3:00 pm match-up with the Jaguars. Cabrillo defeated SJCC in their first game on Jan. 16th 69-42. |
Seahawks Go 7-0 in Conference . . .
Cabrillo posted another win to stay perfect at 7-0 in conference by beating
visiting Gavilian tonight by a score of 62 to 56 in a close
game. Gavilian was up 35 to 28 at the half, but the
Seahawks came out in the second half and tied it up
quickly. This half was close all the way with the score at 49 to 51 in favor of Gavilian at 8 minutes. However, the Seahawks defense rose up and held the Rams to 51 for the next seven minutes and led by 57 to 53 at the one minute mark. Center Chris Sharp took over under the basket in the second half and
scored 14 of his 21 points for the night. Denver Mack contributed with 13
including some very gutsy moves to the basket. Aaron
Pearson added 10, and Sidiki Straub had 6. The Hawks
improve to 18-7 overall on the season. See complete action photos of the game, click on "Photo Gallery" above and select "Gavilian@Cabrillo". The Hawks next game will be
at De Anza College in Cupertino on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
Go Seahawks! |
Seahawks Preserve Their Perfect Record at 6-0 . . .
The Seahawks traveled to second place West Valley and
stayed unbeaten at 6-0 to end the first half of conference games and earn a 17-7 over-all record.
Denver Mack led the Seahawks with 16 points followed by
Aaron Pearson with 12 (3 3-pointers including a big one
near the end of the game), Chris Sharp with 10, Travess Armenta with
3-3-pointers for 9, and Jerad Wood with 6. The half-time
score was 32-31 in favor of West Valley, but the Hawks came
out and took control in the end for a final score of 55-51. They will
host Gavilian College on Saturday to start the second half of the
season at Cabrillo, with game time at 7 p.m. |
Cabrillo Beats up MPC 67-49, Moves to 5-0 in Coast Conference South. . . . .
The Cabrillo College Seahawks extended their winning streak to eight straight with a 67-49 win over Monterey Peninsula College on Saturday night. The Seahawks (16-7, 5-0) struggled early in this one but managed to build a halftime cushion behind the 3 pt. shooting of Travess Armenta. Armenta hit two deep 3's to give the Seahawks a 29-17 halftime lead. In the second half the Seahawks got right to work with a Chris Sharp basket followed by a steal by Steven Williams for a basket and another by Aaron Pearson to extend the lead to 35-17.
Chris Sharp lead all scorers with 20 points. Aaron Pearson had 14, Denver Mack 9. The Seahawks will travel to Saratoga to take on West Valley College Wednesday night at 7:00pm
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Seahawks rout SJCC 69-42, Move to 3-0 in Conference Play. . .
The Cabrillo College Seahawks jumped all over the visiting San Jose City College Jaguars tonight with an impressive 69-42 victory to improve their record to 14-7 overall and 3-0 in the Coast Conference South division. The game was over early with the Seahawks junping out to a 24-7 lead with 11:32 left in the half. Cabrillo went in at the break up 42-12.
Travess Armenta lead the Seahawks in scoring with 24 points all on 3 point baskets. The Seahawks made 15 going 15-28 from the arc. Denver Mack and Steven Williams each chipped in with 11 points each.
The Seahawks go on the road Friday night (Jan. 18th) and will travel to Salinas to play Hartnell College at 7:00pm. |
Seahawks Win, Shut Down De Anza. . . . .
Led by Steven William's 16 points (4-3's), the Seahawks
handled the visiting De Anza College Dons of Cupertino by a
final score of 64-43. Chris Sharp added 12 and Travess
Armenta had 9 (3-3's) for the Hawks. The win gives Cabrillo
a perfect league record of 2-0 and an over-all record of
13-7. See action photos above in the photo gallery. The team faces a big challange with a strong San Jose
City team (11-7 overall, and a 5 game winning streak)
coming to Cabrillo on Wednesday night at 7:30. Go Seahawks!
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Seahawks Open Coast Conference South With a Win . . . . .
The Seahawks traveled to Gilroy for their 2007-2008 Coast Conference South season opener against Gavilian College and came away with the win in a wild game that went into overtime, by a score of 65-64. The Hawks trailed the Rams the entire first half but pulled to within two points late in the game and had a chance to win the game in regulation with a minute left, but the attempt missed. Aaron Pearson took charge with six seconds left in overtime to hit the game winning shot for the victory. Denver Mack led the team win 18 points, followed by Chris Sharp with 15, and Steve Williams with 14 (12 on three-balls). The Seahawks will host De Anza College of Cupertino on Saturday Night at Cabrillo. Game time is 7:30 p.m. Go Seahawks! |
Seahawks Beat Ohlone lose to the Flu. . . . .
The Cabrillo College Seahawks (11-7) came away with an impressive 72-64 win Saturday night on the road at Ohlone College (9-7). The win was even more impressive given the Seahawks had a difficult week of preparation. In last weeks Las Positas game Chris Sharp sprained his ankle and could not practice for the better part of the week. Jared Wood came down with a stomach virus that put him out for the week and left him weak and not nearly 100% at game time. Dom Dunham comes down with the same virus on friday and is in bed and does not make the trip. Travess Armenta comes down with the virus on Saturday morning and does not make the trip to Fremont. Needless to say the Seahawks were shorthanded.
The Seahawks got off to a slow start down 17-7 at one point but made a run of their own to end the half down 28-27 on Kevin Konopelski's 3 pointer at the buzzer.
The second half was a Kevin Konopelski 3 point shooting clinic. Konopelski was 5 of 6 for the game and ended up with 17 points. Denver Mack also played well and ended up with 17 points and 6 rebounds. Chris Sharp scored 12 and had 7 boards along with Sidiki Straub who scored 7 points and had 7 rebounds. Steven Williams chipped in with 11 points on 3 of 4 shooting from the 3 point line. Aaron Pearson scored 5 points but had an impressive 9 rebounds on the night.
The Seahawks open Coast Conference South play at Gavilan College on Wednesday Jan. 9th at 7:00 pm. |
Seahawks Turn the Tables on Las Positas in a Re-match. . . . .
It was a total team effort by the Seahawks to produce a win over the Las Positas Hawks after losing to them in the Championship Game of the Chabot Tournament just thirteen days ago. Our guys never trailed in the game and led at the half by a score of 35 to 29. All pistons where running and all where there to earn the win by a score of 64 to 53.
Steven Williams lead the way with 17 points and 5 3 pt. baskets. Jared scored 16 points and was 6 for 6 from the free throw line. The Seahawks made 10 3 pt. baskets on the night. More importantly, Cabrillo was outstanding defensively, holding a very balanced Las Positas offense to only 53 points on the night. The win improves the Seahawks record to 10-7 on the year. |
Seahawks Cruise Past Canada 62-34. . . . . .
The Cabrillo College Men's Basketball Team got back on track with a 62-34 win over host Canada College (2-13) on Friday night. The Seahawks (9-7) started slowly offensively only connecting on 2 of 16 from the 3 pt. line. Defensively the Seahawks held Canada in check only allowing 15 points at the half. Cabrillo was up at half 26-15. The Seahawks blew the game open in the second behind Chris Sharp's 16 points. Dom Dunham chipped in with 10 and Sidiki Straub had 4 points and 8 rebounds to lead Cabrillo.
Cabrillo will be back at home on the 29th versus Las Positas College (Livermore) at 7:00pm.
Seahawks Earn Second Place at Chabot Tourney . . .
The Seahawks where down early by as many as 12 points in
the first half against Las Positas College, and finished the half down by 24 to 37 in
the Championship game of the Chabot Tournament. They picked
it up in the second half and where as close as 6 points at
one point. But, they couldn’t get any closer losing by a
final score of 63-73. Chris Sharp led the Hawks with 18
points followed by Denver Mack and Travess Armenta each
with 9 points. See action shots of the game, click above on "Photo Gallery". |
Seahawks Get Back At #4 Ranked Chabot. . .
The Seahawks beat Chabot (ranked #4 in Northern California, and #12 in the state) at their tournament by a
score of 60-51. The win avenged at loss to the Gladiators
at the Cabrillo Classic in the championship game on
December 2. This will put our guys into the championship game against Las Positas College at 5pm. Las Positas upset Diablo Valley College 68-66 in the 8pm semi-final. Las Positas has now won seven games in a row and is coming off a tournament championship last week at the Skyline College Tournament. Cabrillo was led by
Jared Wood with 17 points and Chris Sharp with 14. |
The Seahawks Win a Wild one at the Chabot Tournament . . .
Compton College found out what happens when the Hawks are hot. Five Seahawks finished in double figures in a 109 to 74 win. Jared Wood led all scorers with 32 including 15 for 21 from the free throw line and the Hawks where 11-20 on three-balls at the half. The half time score was 49-18 and the second half featured many fouls by Compton in a game that got a little wild. But, Cabrillo stayed up by at least 20 through the second half. Other Seahawks in double digits where, Denver Mack with 16, Steve Williams with 14, Travess Armenta with 13, and Chris Sharp with 11. The win puts the Seahawks into the second round game at 6 p.m. today against tournament host Chabot and a chance to pay them back for a loss at the Cabrillo Classic Championship game.
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Seahawks Come Back, But Can't Hold On. . .
Santa Rosa College lead by as much as 15 points in the
first half. But, the Hawks started the second half on a
mission as they closed the score and went ahead. With under
two minutes to go in the game, the Hawks where up by 6
(61-55). But they could not get a basket while Santa Rosa
scored 9 points to pull off the win by a final score of
64-61. Aaron Pearson lead the Seahawks with 19 points
followed by Denver Mack with 9, and Chris Sharp with 7. |
The Seahawks Take second in their tournament. . .
The Chabot College Gladiators (8-2) of Hayward California won the championship by a score of 69-59 while the Seahawks (6-5) had to settle for second place. Chabot jumped out to an early lead and never trailed in the game as their where up by as much as 14 in the second half. However, the Seahawks stayed in reach and where down by as little as 6 with only minutes to go. Dom Dunham and Denver Mack each scored 12, and center Chris Sharp added 11 points and 6 rebounds. Denver Mack was awarded All-Tournament honors for his 29 point effort against Butte on Saturday to help the Hawks into the championship game.
The Hawks Win Their First Home Game of 2007-08 Season. .
Lead by Denver Mack and Aaron Pearson, the Seahawks beat Butte College in their first home game of the season in their own tournament by a score of 81-69. The win broke a 6 game winning streak for Butte College (7-2). Denver Mack lead all scorers with 29 points, followed by Aaron Pearson 16 points, and Chris Sharp with 12. The Hawks lead by 36 to 32 at the half, but pulled away in the second half to grab the win. They will play on Sunday against Chabot College in the championship game at 5 p.m. Game photos of the win, will be posted on the Seahawk Basketball Web Site before noon Sunday. Go Seahawks!
Get ready for tournament action at Cabrillo. . .
The Fourth Annual Cabrillo Basketball Classic is set for this Saturday December 1st at Cabrillo College. Butte College, Chabot College, and Porterville College will compete along with your Cabrillo College Seahawks. For tournament details, click on the tournament section to the left. So, get loud, get ready, and come on Saturday! Go Seahawks!
Hawks lose to tournament host Diablo Valley. . . .
Sunday November 25th - Diablo Valley College used an early 12-2 run in route to a 34-21 half time lead. The Seahawks then battled back to cut the lead to 1 in the second half but could not hold it close. Diablo Valley won by a score of 64-51. Cabrillo's leading scorer was Jared Wood with 16 points (12 on three pointers), and Dom Dunham with 14 (6 on three pointers). The Seahawks will next be in action this Saaturday in their home opener as they host Butte College at 7:00 pm in the first round of the Cabrillo College Tournament.
Hawks take care of Feather River. . . . .
Saturday November 24rd - The Seawawks (5-3) handled Feather River by a score of 70-47. There was no doubt in this game as the half-time score was 30-17 in favor of the Hawks! Most of the team played in this game and Steven Williams led the team with 19 points followed by Chris Sharp and Jared Wood both with 14 points. The press and trap got Feather River way off of their game and the result for Cabrillo was a big margin in the win. Sunday, the Seahawks will face Diablo Valley College @ 2:00pm for Consolation Championship.
Seahawks can't get over the hump vs. Delta. . .
The Seahawks lost 85-80 to San Joaqiun Delta College on Friday night (Nov. 23) in the first round of the Diablo Valley College Tournament. The lose drops Cabrillo to 4-3 on the year. Cabrillo started the game cold from the field and struggled offensively against a very good Delta team. The Seahawks trailed 38-27 at the half but came out in the second and put 53 points up. Delta shot %64 from the field and made it difficult for Cabrillo to mount a comeback. The Seahawks managed to cut the lead to 4 at one point but could never get closer.
The Seahawks will be in action tomarrow vs Feather River College (Quincy, CA) at 2:00pm.
The Seahawks release their 2007-2008 official Game Program and Media Guide..
To view the 2007-2008 Official Game Program and Media Guide, click on the Media Guide picture to the left. The printed Media Guide will also be on sale at home games for a very reasonable price, so be sure to get your copy soon. The first home game of the season will be at the Fourth Annual Cabrillo Basketball Classic on December 1st @7p.m. against Butte College. The official Cabrillo Men's Basketball T-Shirt is also available in the Cabrillo College Bookstore or it can be ordered for delivery online. See details to the left. Go Seahawks!
The Seahawks lose to Reedley 68-74...
Turnovers in the second half lead to a loss to Reedley College at the Porterville College Shootout. The Hawks played well enough to be up be 6 at the half, but could not hold on in the second half. Top scorers where Jared Wood with 17 points, followed by Aaron Pearson with 14, and Chris Sharp with 12. The Hawks will now get ready for San Joaquin Delta College at this weekends Diablo Valley College Tournament.
The Hawks win at Porterville 71-61...
Lead by Travess Armenta's six three-pointers for 18 points, the Seahawks defeated host Porterville College in the first day of The Porterville Shootout. Aaron Pearson also helped the cause with 14 points. The Seahawks will play Reedley today at 4 p.m.
Seahawks win a close one at Contra Costa College....
The Cabrillo College Men's Basketball Team won a close one at Contra Costa College (San Pablo). With the lead at 4 points for most of the first half, the Seahawks knew they where in for a close game. In the second half, the Hawks were up by as much as 10 points. However, Contra Costa came back to make it a 2 point game with less than 2 minutes left. Seahawk Guard Jared Wood extended the lead with two late free throws, and Cabrillo went on to win by a score of 81 to 77. Chris Sharp lead all Seahawks with 20 points followed by Jared Wood 14 points, Steven Williams and Denver Mack with 12 points apiece to up the Seahawks early-season record to 3-1.
Cabrillo blows out Merritt 78-44. . . . .
The Cabrillo College Men's Basketball Team improved their record to 2-1 on the season with a 78-44 win over Merritt College (Oakland, CA) in the third place game of the John Wallace Memorial Tournament hosted by Ohlone College.
Cabrillo jumped all over the Thunderbirds early and went into halftime with a 39-19 lead. The Seahawks never looked back as they extended their lead quickly in the second. Cabrillo was lead by Denver Mack (15 points) and Jared Wood (11 points).
The Seahawks travel to San Pablo to take on the Contra Costa College Comets on Tuesday night (Nov. 13th) at 6:00 pm. This contest will be the season opener for the Comets. See Action Photos in the Photo Gallery above!
Seahawks lose 77-67 to Ohlone in Semi-Final of John Wallace Memorial Tournament. . . . .
The Cabrillo College Men's Basketball team dropped to 1-1 on the young season with a 77-67 loss to host Ohlone College in the second round of the John Wallace Memorial Tournament. Cabrillo was up at the half 35-29 and lead much of the second half. Ohlone pounded the offensive glass and went to the free throw line 29 times in the second half alone. Ohlone ended the game going 29-40 from the line while Cabrillo went 17-24 but only shot 7 free throws in the second half.
Cabrillo will play for 3rd place Sunday at 1:00pm against Merritt College (Oakland, CA) who was also a semi-final loser to Diablo Valley College. DVC will play Ohlone for the Tournament Championship at 3:00 pm.
Seahawks defeat Shasta 77-64 in first round of the Ohlone College Tournament. . . . . .
The Cabrillo College Men's Basketball team opened the 2007-2008 season with a 77-64 win over Shasta College (Redding, CA). With the win Cabrillo moves into the semifinal game against host Ohlone College. Tip-off is scheduled for Saturday night (11-10-07) at 5:00pm.
Cabrillo was up 46-27 at the half and lead most of the second half until Shasta put together a late rally to cut the Seahawks lead to five with 2:39 to go.The Seahawks managed to hold off the Knights with some late free throws from Chris Sharp and Aaron Pearson to close out the game. Chris Sharp lead the Seahawks with 17 points and 7 rebounds. Aaron Pearson scored 15 points and had 8 assists.
Cabrillo College will open it's 2007-08 Campaign at Ohlone College. . . . .
The Cabrillo College Men's Basketball team will begin it's 2007-08 campaign at the John Wallace Invitational Tournament hosted by Ohlone College in Fremont on Friday November 9th. The game will be against Shasta College ( Redding California) at 5:00 p.m. The second game on Saturday November 10th (time to be announced), will be either against Ohlone College or Sacramento City College depending on first round results. Go Seahawks!
Looking Back: Highlights from the 2006-2007 Cabrillo Basketball Season
Most Victories in the Tony Marcopulos Era
2006-07 was another breakthrough season for the Cabrillo basketball program. The Seahawks finished with 19 victories overall, the most in Coach Marcopulos' 7-year tenure.
Seahawks Win Coast Conference Championship
With a 9-3 record in league games, including season sweeps of perennially strong rivals West Valley & San Jose City, the Seahawks were the 2007 Coast Conference Co-Champions! It's the first men's basketball league championship in school history (since Cabrillo was founded in 1959). Santa Cruz Sentinel Article
Cabrillo Finishes Season with Strong RPI Rating
Cabrillo finished the 2006-7 season with and RPI rating of .548, good for a #13 ranking in NorCal and #25 in the state.
Four Seahawks Earn All-League Honors
The Coast Conference coaches voted Cabrillo forward Aaron Patterson as the league's Most Valuable Player. Chris Sharp was named 2nd team all-league and both Aaron Pearson and Dom Dunham were honorable mentions. Santa Cruz Sentinel Article
Patterson Voted First Team All-State
California Community College Association named Sophomore guard Aaron Patterson to the All-State First Team. Patterson is only the second Cabrillo player in the last two decades to earn All-State recognition (the other was Maurice Miller in '05). Patterson is the first player in Cabrillo basketball history to be voted Conference MVP and First Team All-State in the same year.
Cabrillo Goes on the Offensive
Already one of the state's best defensive basketball teams year after year, the 2006-7 Seahawks were a high-scoring bunch, averaging over 77 points a game to rank 21st (out of 90+ teams) in that category.
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