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Aragon High water polo coach overwhelmed by jail sentence in sex assault of player

A former Aragon High School water polo coach who admitted to having a sexual relationship with a player collapsed onto the courtroom floor Wednesday after being sentenced to two years in prison. Joshua Tatro, 25, of El Granada partly ruined his chances of receiving probation following a statement he reportedly made blaming the student for being equally responsible for the inappropriate relationship. Read More

Aragon focused on run at CCS football crown

Davarian Redd
After a brief absence, Aragon makes its return to the Central Coast Section Division II football playoffs and will host Sobrato on Saturday night. "We’re extremely excited," Aragon coach Steve Sell said. "There’s a little less pressure. It’s bonus football." This follows an injury-plagued 2010 season where the Dons finished last in the Peninsula Athletic League Bay Division, dropping them into the Ocean. Read More

Goon who tried to tax San Mateo teen for being on street faces five years

The goon who punched a teenager in San Mateo for not paying a street tax — an injury that had the victim’s jaw wired shut for eight weeks — is facing up to five years in prison.Donesh Daniel Nickravesh, 23, pleaded no contest Monday to two assault charges stemming from the mindless April 2 attack on three former Aragon High School students. Read More

Bevy of San Mateo County soccer teams set for run at titles

Seven weeks ago, the Aragon High School girls’ soccer team walked off the pitch at San Mateo High School following a 1-0 loss to the Bearcats that dropped the Dons to 0-2-2 in league play. The Peninsula Athletic League Bay Division title seemed out of reach, making the playoffs was in jeopardy and Aragon’s players were starting to point the finger of blame at any target they could find. Back to the present and the Dons are 14-2-5 overall. Read More

Aragon High SS drafted in third round; trio of USF stars taken

A host of players from area colleges were drafted on the second day of the baseball draft, but it was a prep star who was the highest local player drafted Tuesday. Aragon High shortstop Sam Tuivailala was taken in the third round (No. 106 overall) by the St. Louis Cardinals. The 6-foot-3, 195-pound Tuivailala, who has committed to play at Fresno State next year, also pitched for Aragon. Read More
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