Los Altos High’s boys tennis season came to an end for all but two players last week.

The fifth-seeded Eagles were eliminated by No. 4 Bellarmine 12-6 in the quarterfinals of the Central Coast Section team playoffs May 6.

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St. Francis High sophomore Abby Purnell finished first at last week’s league meet with an all-around score of 38.000.

The St. Francis High gymnastics team hopes to vault to new heights at today’s Central Coast Section Championships. Coach Lynn Horiye said his Lancers not only seek another title – they’ve won 17, including the past 13 – but also the best team score in school history.

“We’re hoping to beat 152.5,” he said. “We’re capable of doing that.”

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Mountain View High’s Kolisa Nhlapo ran the 300 hurdles in a meet-record 44.61 seconds.

Another meet, another record for Mountain View High’s Kolisa Nhlapo.

The junior set a meet record in the girls 300-meter hurdles at the Santa Clara Valley Athletic League Qualifier Friday, a week after she broke school records in the 100 and 300 hurdles at the De Anza Division trials and finals. Nhlapo pulled away from the competition at the qualifier by finishing the 300 in 44.61 seconds.

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Mountain View High’s Ryan McLaughlin, left, and Jake Stuebner led their team with 16 and 15 kills, respectively, Saturday.

Living up to its No. 1 seed, the Mountain View High boys volleyball team advanced to the Central Coast Section Division I final by beating Homestead Saturday.

But it wasn’t easy – the fifth-seeded Mustangs (22-12) took the Spartans (28-1) to five games in the semifinals, played at Independence High in San Jose. After dropping two of the first three sets, Mountain View rallied with wins of 25-16 and 15-11.

Garden tour bike ride

GreenTown Los Altos has scheduled another bicycle ride with a theme – the Native Garden Bike Tour. It is slated to start 9:30 a.m. Sunday at the Lazy Foot Chicken Ranch, 160 W. Portola Ave.. The free ride spans 8 miles, running approximately 2 1/2 hours, and includes four stops to meet homeowners. To register, visit eventbrite.com/event/5333233846#.

Softball tryouts

Mountain View Los Altos Girls Softball invites players ages 7-12 to try out for Summer Stars, its skill-development program. Tryouts are scheduled 1 p.m. Sunday at Stevenson Park in Mountain View. The season is slated to run June 1 through July 27. Participants practice twice a week and play games each weekend. Cost is $225. To register for the tryouts and for more information, visit www.mvlags.org/summerstars.