Sports

There’s certainly talent on the Healdsburg varsity baseball team, and hustle and confidence. Though their record this season is a modest 11-11, 4-7 in the North Bay Redwood league, their scorecard is overflowing with big-run victories over like-sized opponents, those in Division 4.

The girls swim team from Healdsburg High School delivered their strongest performance in years at the North Bay League’s windy championships last weekend.

"Our team is still relatively young and will be returning all 12 athletes next year, as we do not have any seniors. We will continue to develop and hope to compete for league next year," said Coach Josh Cavanagh.

A UTR event will be held at the high school on April 28. The Universal Tennis Rating system promotes fair and competitive play across the tennis world. All players, regardless of age, gender, geography, or skill level, are rated on the same scale based on actual match results...

Coming on the heels of two high-scoring wins over their Redwood League rivals, the Healdsburg Greyhounds absorbed a 13-7 loss on April 11, ending a five-game winning streak in games played on their home diamond. Sophomore Claire Berry on the mound absorbed the loss, but...

Healdsburg's lead record is 4-4, but they managed to hand league-leading Montgomery their only loss so far in a 7-0 shutout on the Vikings’ home diamond on April 5. Sophomore Alex Mauro-Manos went the distance for the win, giving up three hits and striking out eight.

By Geoff Scott We held our official opening ceremony for the current Healdsburg Little League season on Saturday. Two hundred kids are enrolled this year, ranging from 5 to 16 years old, on 17 teams. Enrollment is even higher this year than before Covid. It was...

The struggling football team at Healdsburg High School has a fresh new leader looking to help tell a comeback story under the Rec Park lights. HHS alum Christian “Criss” Rosales, 28, comes in hot: He’s been assistant-coaching for the past couple of years at St....

The swim team at Healdsburg High School has long punched above its weight. At a school of just over 500 students, nearly 5% of the student body is on the swim team. And in recent years—under the guidance of head coach Dean Clark and assistant...

Healdsburg High School students had the week off for spring break, and while that slowed down the sports calendar for the time being, things should pick up next week, as games stack up two and three times a week into May.